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fzow Sal DIsgraced the Family,
! WESTERN SKETCH.

\ Traveller in the State OF Illinois, some years
ago, camc to Il lone log hut on the prairics,
near Cairo, and there halted. He wen, into
the house Of logs. 1t was :; wrrtchcd affair.
with an empty packing box for a table, while
two ur three old chairs and disabled stools.
graced the reception room; the dark walls Of
which were further OyEainchted with Il display
Of dirty tiEware and Il broken deli article or
or two.
The wornal was crying in cue cn,ncr, and
the man with tears in his eyes. and 4 pipe in
his mouth, sat on Il stool with his dirty arms
resting on his knees, and his s%crrowiul lookir.
head supported by the palms Of his hanls.
Not Il word greeted The intrrlcper.
NV veil" said he, you seem 70 he in awful
trouble here; what's up"
"Oh, we arc most craZcd, neighhor, said the
woman, land "c a;n't got no PATIENCE to see
folks now"
That is all right" said the visitor, not
much taken al,ack by this polite rebuff, but
can De o! any service ~ you il ali this uou.
| ble -
We'll. we've lost our gal; o;:r Sai's gone nsf
and leit US, said the rul:! in tones Of despair.
"Ah! do You know what induced her to leave
You y remarked the new arrival.
We'll, we can't say stranger. as how She
so far lost rs 10 be induced, but ;hcn she's zone
and dissrac"d u" remarked the afflicted father.
"ics, ~ncighbor, and not as | should say it AS
is her mother, but there want a potter gal il,
all the Wcs:, tnaa was my Sal; she's gone and
brought ruin on lis and m her own head, nUw.'
followed the grief stricken molhrr.
WHO has she gone with asked the visitor.
well, there's the trouble. The cal could
have done well, and might have married Martin
hcsioc, L capital Sl;ociGaker, wl,c, although he
got but one eye, plays the flute in = lively man
ner, and earns a good living. I;:en lock what
a hoine and what Il life she has deserted. ST.,
was here surrounded by II! tie luxury in til,
country" said the father.
Yes, who knows what poor Sal will have ;c
eat. drink Or wear, How, said The old woiuai
And who is the fellow that has taken he:
from you to lead her into such misery:' euo,t
the stranger.
why she's gone off and got married to 8
critter called an editor, as lives in the village,
and the devil only knows how they are going
to earn a living"
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PRAYER TO De Used IN TIE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES

PRAYER 10 De Used IN TIE EPISCOPAL CHURCHES
OF VIRGINIA.
Almighty God, who by the Holy Apostle has
commanded that applications and ~interces-
sions be made for all men, especially for those
in authority, look down we pray Thee on the
people and rulers Of our land. in this our time
of great need and danger. We know, . Lord,
that nothing is impossible with Thee. Thy
power no creature is able to resist. Thou
caust still the raging Of the sea and the
madness Of the people. Raise up, o God, Thy
great power, and come among us, and with
great might succor US. We have heard with
our cars, and our fathers have told US, the no.
bio works thou didst in their days for our
land; 0 give not, now, thine heritage to re.
proach, but for the glory Of thy great name
turn from US those evils which We have so just
" deserved. The hearts Of all men are in thy
hand, to turn them whithersoever thou pleas.
est. Thou alone canst order the unruly wills
and affections OF sinful men, and make US to be
of one mind in an house. Pour into our hearts,
we pray thee, the most excellent gift Of chart
ty, and grant us thy peace all our days.
Make US to know that it is righteousness only
which exaltcth a nation, and that sin is the re.
proach Of any people. We pray for all sorts
and conditions Of men in our land. May thy
Holy Spirit incline their hearts to peace and
concord. We pray for all who profess and
call themselves Christians that they may
be led into the way of truth and hold the
faith in unity of spirit, in ;the bond Of peace
and righteousness Of life. We pray especially
for the rulers and leaders Of our country that
grace and wisdom be given them according to
our present need. Save them from all igno.
rance, error, pride and prejudice. Direct
and prosper all their consultations to the ad-
vancement of thy glory. the good of thy
Church, the safety, honor and welfare Of thy
people. Nor pray we for this land only, but
for all the nations of the earth. Look in pity
on the whole human family. Override the
connections Of the earth. Bring order out OF
confusion, light out Of darkness, and hasten
the happy time when men shall learn war no
more, and all the Kingdoms Of this world be-
come the kingdoms Of Christ We ask these
things, o Heavenly Father, hoping only to be
heard through tho mighty lntcrcession of
our Lord and Saviour, to whom with thee and
the Holy Ghost be the glory ever more.
AMEN.
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The President Elect.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Monday, Dec. q.
Senator Baker, Of Oregon, and David Wilmot,
Of Pennsylvania, arrived here from the East
this morning. NJ. Bakers visi, is Of a purely
private character.
Mr.. Wilmot came by invitation of the Pre-
sident elect, who called upon him at his hotel
immediately after his arrival, anu spent some
five hours with him in the course Of the day.
1t is certain that Mr.. Wilmct will represent
the Republican banner State in the Cabinet.
but no definite position is as yet assigned to
him. He returns East this evening.
Its now understood that one after the other
Of the gentlemen selected for the Cabinet will
he Suurmoned h;,!leT.
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from tho Parkcrsburg Gazette.J
GOD pRoTEC7 THEE, NORA.

from tho Parkcrsburg Gazette.J ~,
GOD PROTECT THEE, NORA.
RY HlrARo. :
All sweet si>:tr, we arc going,
Bnt no l,ngcr side by sidei
Here ouroarque's arc separating
On C1io's flowing tide.
'Nrsa yon moon, whose silver llght-gems
sparkle on each wavelet crest,
.Ec save prattled to the starlight
Ere our cye-lids went to rest.
Listened to the rivers giadness
AS it kissed the pebbly shore,
Then went murmuring to its Gulf-horne,
Where it met the tcmpest's roar.
Chased the butterfly at noontide,
With its airy pinions gay,
Round the wild flowers that were Sleeping
On green banks, their life away.
But it's past. We're separating;
On, it fills my heart with pain;
Separating on life's current;
will wo ever meet again?
Yes. Times current drifting onward,
Bears us to q golden sea,
On whose shores Of holy quiet
I shall meet again with thee.
And above the stars that charmed us,
In young c%hildhood's hopeful hour,
We shall know the truth Of Heaven,
Realizing dreams Of yore.
Farewell, heart, with love sincerest,
Farewell, sister, gentle one;
God protect thee till life'S current
Brings US home, around His throne.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 Form ofprayer.

4 Form OF Prayer.
To the Ministers and -Veml6srs Of the Episcopal
Church in Virginia.:
Dear Brethren and Friends: In compliance
with that rule Of our Church which directs the
Bishops to prepare special prayers to be used
in the congregations, as occasions might arise,
calling for the same l have put forth the fol-
lowing, which / trust will be devoutly used in
this our time Of great need and danger.
WILLIAM MEADE,
Bishop Of the r. E.. Church in Virginia.
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For the Enquirer,
Meeting in Amelia.

The people of Amelia are requested to meet
at the Courthouse on December court day, to
take into consideration the condition of the
country, it being now evident that there is 10
hope Of adjusting sectional difficulties, or OF
preventing ruinous civil disturbances, except
through the action Of tie people in the several
States.
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4 CHRISTMAS HYMN

Welcome! welcome! glorious day,
Which gave Messias birth!
Angels! watt to our starry bowers
The choral songs Of earth.
The soul-the free, free soul shakes of
The lettering chains of sin;
The crystal gates Of bliss are open
TO let the ransomed in.
we floods, liz up your voices now;
% clap your hands, ye hills!
4 glory rcsteth on the isles
The sea and land it fills.
Earth, sends forth a thrilling shout,
The blue skies echo back;
Light, golden light is resting now,
On the R~edeemer's track.
In the far wilds Of Palestine
Breaks forth = joyous cry,
Prepare! prepare! a King, a King
Leaves the bright courts on high!
Heavens host with sparkling Tyres bend low
The angels song to pour
"Glad tidings we bring down to earth,
Now, now and evermore! ~
He comes he comes! the Prince Of Peace,
Gods well.beloved Son;
Nor gems, nor costly robes adorn
Christ, Christ, the Amounted Onel
Yet, 10 the startled Magi bring
Rich gold and spices sweet,
And, k~neeling, worship and adore
At the Redeemer's feet.
Shall We, for whom the angels sang
The chorus Of the skies
Shall we, for whom, in the deep waste,
Were heard the prophets cries,
Proclaiming to the guilt.stained soul
Repent, and be Forgiven
Shall we refuse to crown him King,
This Lord Of Earth and Heaven?
Star star Of our salvation! still
Shine on, shine on forever;
Messias, let thy Kingdom come,
And pass away, Q never!
Till the ransomcd Of the earth so forth,
With songs and shouts OF praise
One temple and one altar shrine,
To God the Father raise.
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Respectfully tenders his services 30
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for whom he will ehdeAvor TO procure
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learned from An experience OF som- .
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J. q. Pollard. Esq, William 81. TC:a
county.
VIM. u. McGruder, Esq, D. E.
Grrdcr, II. D., J. +. Sinton, ". D..
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In Favor of Secessfon.

NORFOLK, Dec. 23.-The secession feeling
here is on the increase. Ashland Hall was
again crowded with citizens last night Dis.
union speeches were delivered by Col. V. D.
Grover and Gen. John Tyler. The speeches
were enthusiastically applauded.
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One evening, We are told, after q weary
march through the desert Mohammed was
camping with bis followers. and overheard one
of Them saying, 81 will lose my camel and
commit it to God" on which Mohammed took
it up, "Friend tie thy camel, and commit it to
Godn-that is, do whatever is thine to do, and
cave the issue with God.
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Extra Session OF Texas LEGISLATURE.

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 25.-Gov. Houston has
issued 4 proclamation converting the Texas
Legislature in an extra session, on the 2lst
January, to consider the present crisis. !!
Convention Of The people will meet on the 2stil
Of january. The secession feeling is in the
ascendant.
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The ,uhjrcis are. Ia. ~ lr:roiu,
~ OF the terms In u-e arGong m!N.,.
I'd. Array Organization.
Sd. Arna and Aniu:i,!or.
eth. Infantry Tlc;ics. eabrasir
dIer. Company, S.:ra:,as's and
9Th. Target Practice.
9th. Cavalry Tactics.
It'll. Artillery Tactics.
Sth. IlonOrs to be paid by the -,
9TH. Forms OF Parade., Review
ders, Mustcrs, Rosters, Guards.
iUih. lnlrrnsl Organization Of
Of Captains.
IIth. Duties 10 Camp and Garrl,
18th. Duties OF the stat prps
the necessary for1;s Of morning
turns, &c.
18th. The manner Of bringing I2
l4.h. Courts Martial.
18th. Music, embracing the vaTi"
10th. Appendix, containing tn: A."
EX,rsc; from the Report Of Gen. ".
tan, General OF rirzinil) TO
"Maj. Gilman is q graduate OF the
Academy, Ia, served In the army, Ct
OF the most accomplished tactlcians
l have carefully examined his NaEr
Militia, and report, that 20 far L, Ely
IL is the best work now known to me
VIII be issued on or about "c Goth
Orders filled accort!n. 70 dat. re-
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y man of family, and rather too fond Of
riding with the girls, having made an appoint.
mcnt in NoTt!, Adams, massachusetts, "a ride
out by moonlight with Il lady acquaintance,
drove s'nartly TO the meeting place, helped the
fair daniscl into the buggy, and gave her n
friendly hus and kiss. After recovering from
the embrace, the lady threw off her bonnet,
and the roguish face Of his wife confronted the
incnnstunt husband.
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GETTY AND STATE NEWS.

Tug PooR.-To be poor is to be guilty Of all
the vices to be rich is to DC overlooking with all eiG
virtues: so saws law-bctimcs, and 30 say snopDcry uhu
heartlcss hypUcricy. Solomon Proudpirsc Prcsc!iDc'
to the roor the dignity Of labor, as a sovereign ranacea
Int he buttons up his pockets the while TO the T!cr
ON the other hand he recommends rs the sntnmHm
b0nYm, indulgence and casc-thc dignity OF LABOR
another name for the curse OF tdtR. Indulgence aNu
ease, the very things Adam and Eve enjoyed rs lon"
as they behaved themselves. Bnt our o0Jcct l. moi
To mCralizc but to say = word III behalf Of ne poor.
[ron-handcd winter has come, md or Earth irlIit-
fitness has set hcrmetical seals of ice and snow. No
longer is there roSeatc cloud III the Heavens 10
longer soft fo!iagc in the forest, or bright Hover II
the mead. 4 cold gray pail now shuts Oh; the SIN
the trees, stripped naked OF tI:cir green saro. wave
with Il ha.shsr sound. 'IiS c"i'!-rery cold. Goo
help the poor! =.
abode, ,hi, wild night. Let Il, tir.t 70 up that mar,
Bile aictt, and psss through that broad :ia!i. AND
here we now are, in Alr. WcaltL'S par,or: II roaring
fire OF English coal throws u warm and deep rcd glare
on that piano in the corner, and or sI.dc1 pc
tire irarIrs, and those ric.. red velvet w!!iao"
curtains, and il !!;cEcrs OF th:s glowing Gcc"liter
on the table. And sec hos 1t plays on thc
features Of Mr. Wealth, VINO SITS snoring ~ =
great arm chair. with his Tee: ciica>cd in cinhrdideFc
slippers, and buried deep in = hearth rns from
a Brussels loom. Let Us no! disturb him he w"i'.G
not like it, and hc Is rich and has power 10 Tc>cN. II.
Now let lis 90 into this dark a!!ci: -" !iiht ola ,'"oF
with broad cllinkS and rickcty, and look ut these
windows with the broken l'aIes Stuffed WITH rugs "iiH
straw. Let us go INTO that dark lasS&:c; no" dIT"
and how tc,;d a,I,i how cold i, j.. Wha, so"H@ i
that Let us 90 to where that faint !ish; sii;niiers
from that dyin. clmhcr. See. there are four human
beings, i mother, wasted. WORE and wan. her check
wet with tears. her hair h~ans;H, wildly G:si;"rr.trd.
her little ones ~clinginS 10 her >iITer!.. s:,ic. Nor
fooG. nor raitncnt is lhcrc-thcy are poor white p"o-
pie suffering al the agony oi want.
toue forward, then, you who lave iis!lness OF the
worlds wealth. and si!are with those poor. starving
extraordinarily ,ic!it.IL> x: Christianity or
Jain> IT,: then relieve lie poor.
In this city there is much distress ct present, ard II
short way will the thousand dollars appropriated by
the City Council go. Let that Thousand dollar, how
ever, be distributed with al eye ""iy 10 E@y+tfa'
wants, and let not the question Of creed. or OF NJ
tending any particular Sciloo! or place 81: worship he
made the condition ,n which relief j. :" b. admins
tered.
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Boston Recruits sent south.

GosToS, Dec. 2G-Thrce hundred men left
the Navy yard on a special train this morning
for the Macedonian at the Gosport Navy Yard.
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OrISIoS Of Gen. ScorT.- General Seat said
to-day that he almost dcspairci of rec,nciIia.
ton, and feared that the ilag CT The United
States would not wave over Fort Muaitric after
New Years Day.
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Alabama In Favor of Secession,

MONTGOMERY, Dec. 2G.-Thc election Of del.
egates toa State Convention shows an immense
majority in favor Of secession.
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MISSISSIPPI has elected delegates to ,lc State
Convention in favor of separate secession, by q
very large majority, say serenity, in aconven.
ticn Of 100 delegates, and by a popular MAORI.
~ Of eighty thousand votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28

There are no~ on the Atlantic ocean no less
than ten ocean mail steamers, on their way 10
New York, Boston and Portland.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28

Leopold de Meyer, the great pianist, now il
Vienna, is said 10 hare become paralySed.
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HAMPSHIRE COrSTy.-The Virginia .ArguSa an
nounccs George llawe, as candidate 20 ill the place
III the Legislature uiaLe vacan: by tie resignation OF
Col. Blue. A.. 7. White. WHO was aunounced 4 can-
dida,c for the same pos, II week a:o, has resigned
his claim.
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4 Chinese Baptist church has been organized
at Sacramento, California.
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NEGRO HIRING & GESErs.,

f51liE subscribers have been engaged
4 years, in the above business, and e.
o.f.r their services 10 al persons hny!'
line, for the ensuing year. They ais
vi i;rgl Estate and Ncgr.rs, publicly
upon sales made through their agrrc
private, only ore commission will he
the commission charged By all the ~
The Office rooms l,elng large, nosrc
hire. will not suGsr by exposure 20 II
io during the hiring season, who ~.
! . hire. and who are net thus provided "
shelter. They have also provided AZ
Tor them At night, snd with boa:J.
until they are hired out.
In CASES Of sickness ;Eey str that ~
employing their " family l.hyslcIt
other Is preferred b. III. owDcr.
p. s..
Dec o5-tJtctt Office under
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MILITARY COMPANY AT TIE CSIvEHSITY.-A
Military Company, We are pleased 10 see. has been
formed at tho University, under The tiilo lot revolt
tioaarv memory III the University Association o!
the Sons OF Liberty Tie COMPANY numbers q,
present -. and there are daily additions. The rrin-
ciial officers are Vim. Il. Tabb, Captain: James 7.
Foster. Isl Lieutenant: End Lieutenant, Charles y.
Observation-Disclosures H,rtsc.
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FATAL ArrRAY.-A man named Taylor Jack
son was killed oil Saturday last. in Greene coun-
~, By l.loyI Britt, ut - house RAISING. The parties
were cousiE>. Britt has been committed 70 jail IN
Grecnvillc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28

DNt'EN VITA IMAM named Pleasant Wade,
q snms, oy ~. uaa,i aud recently engaged in peddling
tnaIS eaSa,r s ,rySSSoiIhss been driven out OF Bed
resided about u miles ;2,ons Liberty where be had
a family and was openly defsut in iiSs I ,rcosonnhls
talk: !ie1scs = hSurs 70 pisaarato leave, and vt the
espiianSa !. o, . s uan o.'h nc. I t solsS1stss repaired to his
saved lilo neck. A"N vi"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28

GaribaldIs Island Of Caprcra lies near to
E!ba and Corsica. ar'l e%,,ntains $500 inhabi,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28

. FiRr.-Yeslerday a fire occurred in a room
Owe. Slebbins Is Pulien's store, corner 9th and
\ Rroad. An employee occupying the room LEFT a IRE
ISasnieS in the crate and y spark from it tuling on
smo Soorlsni,ed the room. The fre-bells rang. the
Insmea saae. the ire was put dht, and but little
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-28

COMPANY AccErrED.-rh Warrcnton VA
Wing says W learn that tie Governor Of South
Carolina has accepted the tender Of tic services OF
Capt. SCOTS Black Horse Company Of Fauquicr.--
Such is the reputation o: this company abroad. tia:
IN the event of il. goin. 10 South Carolina IN o.ticc:
in the regular army l!nS volunteered to 90 ulo.s as II
privu L in the ranks"