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HIGH PRICE FOR NECRorS
IL o A ID Il L RS FOR 1861.
Al the Fair q umdS.
PIECES REDUCEDTO SU HE LuES.

No. 1. Green Mountain Black Hawk.
TENHIs FIRST CLASS ROADSTER will make his for
1861, at the State Fair Ground Nashville beginning
March 4h and closing July the 4h st $50 the and SIS
for Insurance.
He beautiful black, six DID, rotted at Athens in
1901 In 50 and certainly most handsome and perfect
horse in hs action that has been brought the State He
bred Vermont imported by T. B. Jennings and by tie
Hatch hore he by Ii oot he by Old Black Hawk he By Sher
and he BY the Original Justin Morgan Dam by D1roc Or
d. St. Charles Or d. Woodbury. Morgan, and hence
blnes four Of the best trotting knewn.
No. 2, Yankee Robin.
CAPITAL BAY COLT years old. by We mont Boy, dam
by Woodbury., will be let to 20 at BIS the season, $50 10
insure. Hell very promising.
No. 3, Washington the Cd.
GOOD BAY years old, Old Washington, dam excel
rotng Mare, will be let IS Mares $40 the season,
1l5 to insure in fosl.
Breeders will please examine the above Stations Good Blue
Grass at the farm Of T. Tanning and grain to keep
mares in good condition, at 81 per week.
ANDREW GREGORY,
Hazhville, Tenn Part Owner and Agent for Company
Oscar Kimba will be ready all times to show the Stock
gentlemen,
Refer to-J Owen, Williamson, Col R. Allen OF Sum
T. flaming, Of Davidson. Dr. A. T. Gooeh Of RutheT
ford. nar5-u
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Valuable Printing Office for Sale.
SITUATEDin wealthy section Of country Tennessee
- having extensive subscription list advertising
The paper Democratic WILDE sold on REASONABLE
terms to however but Democrat The paper
shed advocate State Equality the proprietor will not s
out of his hands to be devoted any other purpose For
further psrcularsenquire at the UNION oTcE
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WAX Mice.
CnRN ANDHAY.

R0M and after thisdate We viii sell Goods esclHsgelg for
Cash, all mYerks have volunteered for the war and no
other course is lit Us -
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TO RUILDEBkS.
-. a. -. sEEn.Ena
COrn.uay and Oats
Prints.
NOTECEFO CONSINGEES.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.

ON and after April ls 1901 Freight will be delivered By
the LOuisvie and Nashville Railroad until charges thero
paid Consgnses viii be notified Of the arrival Of
Goods, together Fh the amount Of charges TINS system viii
facilitate the adjustment OF all claims loss. damage
overcharge and has found in Ordet enable all
Agents the General Once required By
regulations 81 the Company.
msr29-2z J. B.ANDERsON, supa-
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WHOLESAE4E SsRSCEEzss AND DEALEas
FINE BRANDTEs, WINKe, TOBACCO, oIG6Rs skT1s 4
D0MEsTIc LIQUORS, &c,
OORKER or COLLEGE AND OHURCH s9RkszS
nashville, Tennessee.
VETE sreustin receipt Of arsee6 we'll selected stock AZ
$50 hhds Sugar, ali grades Havana Cr.y
200 bbs choice Molassesj 200 kegs Nails assorted
100 do do I00dozsn Painted Buckets,
$50 bags prime Rio CoIsol so ncsts Tubs;
100 bbs Powdered, Orushed aud 10 bbls English Walnuts
Loaf Sugar; 10 bills Peoans;
$50 boxes Star Candlesi 10 bbls FiIherts.
100 boxes Tobscco, assorted ~ II aE ee ~ i
FINE RRANDIES. WINES, &c.
IS y choice French Brandiesi
90 \ eszks Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wlnssi
$50 baskets best brands Champagne;
so boxes Scovill ClaFet,
400 @ s ss. R OBJ county WAissy'
do do do Bourbon do
And also large Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
Gin, &c. - ....
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents Dupont Sycamore Powder The IN
drsgnsd being hsony Agents Nashville the Manufacturers
would call the attention Of the Merchants and Traders their
large sock Of Powder hard, In Magazine for sale
5000 kegs Dupont Rife 2OOO Hazard BlasngP
300 x do do do 5000 kegs Sycamore Blasting
5000 kegs Hazard do dc Powder
800 y do do do $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
20O y do do do brands
5000 Dupont Blasting Pow 50 bills Toy Bedford Co.,
der safety fase.
jsn1I n 4. 4. y. CHEATHAN, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
upontsPovder; Joy, Bickford 4 Co.'S Safety
Sycamore do
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Q. rowAnDs r b HlRars, EF. rDwAnDs-
EDWARDS, HARRIS O. CO.,
Successors to Edwards, Gilkerson & Co,
Wholesale Gr6cers,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,

pxslrEs'm
Brandies, wines, Tobaccos. Cigars. sc.
OoRgAR OoLLEGELsD ogUR0H STREE7a
nashville, Tenn.
VKTK ARE IN RECEIPT OF LARGE AND WELL
w selected stock Of Groceries Tobaccos Liquors &c.
ps part follows to which respectfully invite the at
SUGAR, mOLAssEs AND sYRUn.
Is bids Louissn. Sugar; 50 bbIs Coverings powdered
g Dbl coh Charmed aODa SSsi5 Lo., sur.,,
100 bills Plantation Mossses 50 hafbbIs Refined MoIass
100 half bbh Plantation Mo- ~ kag tist Louis Golden
se55is Isaned MoIs,sss pLs New orlsan. Golden
Cd Sugar; COFFEE. yta
100 bags Baltimore Ooee 50 bags Old Col Jaw, ooG
100 New Orleans Rio oOf 50 bags Lagura Coffee;
100 bbIs Recned Whisky; 5OhbIs Robertson cnuptv b;s
100 " Tenn, White Z" kew;
ISS /" Ky Do y, ~, 90 bis Smiths Old Reserve
8 puncheons of Irish and Scotch whisky.
BRANDIES, WINES, DC,
10 quarter casks seignees 10 casks Madeira Wine,
ioqa.Esf o.rd Duprey 5 ga Bnif p sss"y VINES
30 S Ss f RooSss Brandy s Brs Malaga W1'
10 g. United PrOprietOr's 8 PIX, Ginger Wine;
100 pks A1eri.sn Brandy, IS Sons. o SuaGpSsh'
lSO Ginger 25 pks Lemon Cordial;
- RASPBERRY IS pks Holland dint
10 casks Rum;
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
800 boxes Virginia TObacoO-vArious brands;
500 Kentucky :"
. kegs Smiths Pancake Tobaccoi
S0O00 Superior Havana Oigars-various Rrandsi
100000 :" German
$1,000 Domestic "
CANDLES AND SOAP.
sCO boxes tar Candles 50boxeS stearine Candles
w MI SO TsliOw
To $50 boxes Soap various kinds
FLOUR.
100 bbls extra Family Flour;
100 Superane /"
LOO bags Pennsylvania Duckwheat Flour
SUNDRIES.
1000 sacks fne and coarse Salt 100 dozen Buckst,t
500 bills Ranawha salt; 50nest Tubs;
1910 kegs Nails and SpikesI IS sscksS Almonds,
2OO boxes Glass ware; So bbls Pecans and Flbertst
500 Reels Cotton Rope; 10 bbls English WaInuts
100 casks Soda; 100 dozen Brooms:
1000 pounds Bar Lead 100 dozen Zinc Wash boards,
SO 6ags SHOT assorted Sizes 500 reams Wrapping Paper
100 dozen Fresh Cove oystersi SO bags Pepper;
IS cases sardines, u and 4 25 +" Alispioe;
boxes SO bxs Ground MUSTARD
SO bxs Lemon syrupi so !" Fire Crackers;
$50 pks Rasns; so bbls Cider VipeQArt
100 " Msckere; 5ObblsXX Ale:
Is chests Green and Black
Teas
With variety Of other articles.
ma. eft EDWARDS. HARRIS 90.
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New Spring Goods !!

CHEAP FUR CASH.
AM receiving ny srock Of Dress Goods, which pro
pose to sell extraordinarily Doing exclusively
cash business enables to dc this and sure make
it to the interest Of all to call and stock Of Dress 9osds
embracing White and Linen Goods DOmese Of all kinds and
in fact everything could desire.
mus; again call the attention Of those iadebted to Mich
olson Co. Nicholson Humphrey, myself to their un
settled accounts fer the times such demand immediate
action in such D. HUMPHREY.
Apl5-IY
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MAZE pleased to learn that at the great s'words Fair
ned ts month IN the city Of Maecn, Georgia the
plsing baltimore firm, Vim Hnase awarded the
tFst EeifA ali copetsn for their celebrated Coin
Ep.L PHhos THIS Fair being held direction Of the
sontkern Gotten Planters Ass caton large influential
body Of pen The importance attached receiving the honors
OF er Fair produced, learn unusual degree
pson on TIE part of many Of the Piano Forte Manufactures
o. me country Several fine Instruments exhibit
non tut after most patient and thorough examination Of their
respective merits the judges unanimously decided that
rom the Mandatory Of VIM. Knare Co. the "hscel
szoi >, and awarded the Medal accordingly
without wishing to appear invous, will add that the
teprse public spirit and unrng eneTgy with which the Messrs
knaoe conduct their business ente them degree
70 al the hono ard which they have achieved in their
LIRE Lavish IN the expenditure of time and money
a<tfst Quality Piano. and advertising extensively to
their establishment known they their posses
SION large and constantly increasing business furh
e qualification Of knowing that whenever and wherever
non the order day, judges uniformly pronounce
1860
PsA supply Of the above icing received BY A. h
Mcclure 80 Union street, the sale Agent Middle Tennessee
who will sell at our factory prices
marT7-tf- l.-t " t.a sea.tt 81
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Flour, Corn, 6c.
G0n BARRELS Extra and Extra Family FLOUR
OUO 400 sacks Coru;
20 bills Lard;
so % Green Apples;
25 cases Parrapine Wax Candles;
500 Flour Sacks, (Afty pounds,)
On consignment, for sale by
WI WATTS & CO.,
Janlsa No. 81 College street, Broad
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UsT received for constantly fine article OF Paraf
ID fine Vsrnish Of the best quality quantities pur
chssers. BENZ SHIELDS L. co.
consignment Of Perfumery Enveops for sale TO the
trade. lisn23-tfI B. =. s. Il 90.
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Tennessee Champion
Portable Plantation and Fleming
Will stone establishments.

pURR MIL Stones AZ sizes oDhand, and made 70 orsrI
Smut Mills, Of the latest approved f' Mil spndes,
Mil Gearing, Boiling Cloths Totng Hostag sd ZpiaR
Screws; Screen Wire, Mill Bcks, and Plaster Paris Al
which warranted Of quality and 10 give sAtisetisn
All orders and eonmun cations promptly sttsnded g
J.. n. WARNE,
Ur,soste broadway Wills, near L X, Broad street.,
Iune22- d&yu HashViils. Tim.
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. y the TredeVAr Iron WORKS. RiaAEond. Virginia, one
Hmnsfred Mouiders, Nachineists and Ba;Ssmiths 70
Snapce and Ordnance Fixtures, for the Confederate
InnIicstlons must b Tade early s. the works
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EFa WlhOrn'' for Lease 20 n Coco
Tenant.
Desire to place my late residence IL ules vest OF TIE Pub
lie SQUARE the hands Of good Tenant for series Of
loon very easy The premises conan about y acres
nerior soil about half cultivation the balance in shade
blue grass The house. with rosns, Porees cellar
ervsuty houses stable, we'll &c All es a0d eoEeriahl
To the Gardener The Dsryman- 0sbuelens seekng
ouet nd retired spot for his family, fe s beat ara d.
o. the town. can Say place for rent In Fny % Ns1k
Vile offers superior attractions.
To The right man will make the terms elPteele.
No. az. Cherry stree AOekNArNDnAbooD
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Fire Fire :! E1re!!!
YHNHE remainder stock saved from the late Are on grca
Druggist eneEHl1 Al O.
forf. sU-sly- 4 nsy
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WANTED.

h nn BAGS prime White Corn,
,NttV l0O bales fine Timothy Hay,
JUS Su,so f. n COMBS MARTIN.
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Secession
FL AG Il A ID GLE :
KS
sp27-H 45 Union street.
Land for Sale.
HAD QUARTERS COMMIssARY DEPARTHEsT,l
NnshuiI :. T.rnasaae. Nav !. Lei

nashville, Tennessee, May -, 1861. !
NOTICE Is hereby given by the COmms1Iy General Of The
State that he desires for substance fer the
Provisional force OF Tennessee Volunteers the field No
substance but Of the best quail will be purchased Bids will
be received for Clear sides Cattle and -Four the Hour 10
delivered The substance
delivered Memphis. asve and Knoxville. Bids
etiVed uAtii the 18th Of Jane mkt.
r. G. FAIN,
may3ltll juneI5 COmmiss1ry General.
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Seeds.

1000 bushels Hungarian Grass Seed;
20 &" MiIlet Seed;
80 Z" Seed Oats;
200 I" Seed Corn;
so e Clever Seed.
For sale by JAMES MCLAUGHLIN & Co
jan3-Iy
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.A Thousand Babies Wnnted.

Land for Sale.
The undersigned will sci his plants -.sum..
uEA Ton, called CAFTTAL YIRw, lying on ~ t32A
the nerth side of Cumberland River, &fE<<Sff12
Hill three milesfrcm the City ofNa shVille, <fIR
ll1AlI containg about Three Hum
&4E1l1E83 dred Acres. BE will sell il all -IAnA..
together in small tracts lots to suit purchasers Or
exchange for well improved property city It IL Of
very quality Of soil well Watsred about half Of
in cultiys1n and the balance In fine timber pasture
There two COED dwelling houses, good stables
For information apply to the undersigned TO John D.
sep2O-h TH0S G.. JAMES.
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,,kSkRAL fRrlsHT NASHVILLE DECATUR r.
NASHVILLE, Nov. l7th lo5O I
~ and after goth inst rghts for Decatur, all points
on Memphis and Charleston and all othcrconnectng Roads
viii be received and sent forward without delay.
To insure prompt attention freghs must have plain shipping
the destination 1l and initials Of last road each
- e'"-'~"~ii and 6hndrtsds- o. 6snsfs:
Tennessee For ale by Grocers, wine Merc and
PRINCIPAL Depot, rs Wsitg view
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Notice TO Shippers.
NASHVILLE AND CHATTAN0OGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.

I
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March &, I56I.i
ENreghts from the the agent Nashville
n &Ohattanooga RCo at Nashville and designed for ship
me- over said Company arriving Nashville in
than be shipped Immediately the
or stored in the company, temporary
storage and pro eon have for the to be found
and for the purpose Of having the charges for storage
Able and uniform have been made with
Davis and Harrison No Front street. for the storage
river fregh cost to corsgnee Of sO ton Of 1000
nounds which will Extra Drayage and handling
Insurance commissions all expenses incidental
to storage They agreeing to protect the felt' for forty
Ave ays without additional charge. II protection for
length OF time found necessary from cauewhch is
ANTICIPATED, particular attention will be paid to dates and
eacb lot forwarde tAtIliCn will be made
to give expedition uorrne inn Ia. and obyate
cessty of storage at Nashville 800
MsrIO-f up R.w COLE, Supt.
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ACON Lard Buckwheat Flour and Family supplies general
ID Iy, by COMBS & MARTIN
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Four Horse Mail coach.
TENHE only in running regsrly threete
aveek from FayetteTilleto Tuilahoa leaving
Tullshoma Monday, Wednesday Friday Fay
Fhusdsy and Saturday. the malta
Fayeeveand the Tuahoma and for the accommodS
zion passengers. ]. B. Smith, agent fuShsms Good
esmsand careful driysrS The through only dollars
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For Rent,

HoR TIA remainder Ct the year De large bore Rson n 4
n Unlc5 aad American aleek. ss1nif tspiea b saE
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Cortesp2ndenoe Of the Richmond Dispatch.
From camp JDrtson.
t,.Np gaesanx ps,.r, r.
Ayp JAcksor, PIa's Polrr

oAsP JAcKsos, PI9's PofgT
June 25, 1891.
ha Va Just returned from q uIaAsa n I tony ,f
observation TO the fo~tiacaticrs that pro,ac,
Norfolk and Portsmouth,, and can safely sa v
49, any "Hort o- 2t-e-pt that maY be r,ad9
BY m" teserdiisL Ls take these Citjss or ra
capture the Navy Yard, viii b4 perfectly
futile, attended C2Iy with tne ioss OF mon
eanSs OF tfv"s. II would ne aber I'd in th,, ~
t:eia" 20 attempt any such thaag how can
ine Northern people expect TO CONQUER p.
VhAn they havn suffa~s6 ua q .-asc a-.0s
formidable preparations against their wa.
siou
l foroear saying anything more ahout .hs
different coast and laad detencss.
~ = DtspGtch dated 10Th inst / naficed q
very sSnsinis letter iron, the pen Of Captain
Smith, now al SewelFs Point, TO he Hon.
Howell Cobb, OF Georgia, rather s,eyant in
IFS i2ngHag" and chaste in corr position. II
attracted my attention Grom the fact that
several persons OF high respectablIiry observed
to nae that an omission or mistake had been
faade sy me Gap IA an LA the account sa ga y~ ~
lae engagement OF the SLar with ssws,l's
battery. l suppose 1t was merely an over
sight in saying 'ast :ha Geor2tans han won
a.! the laur-ls. without he ruentiou OF tha
valuable aid received from the Woods Rifie
men ara oae or two other Virginia eors r..ai-s
know me captain IS aisposed 70 give 70 all
the nohor shat was due, and bu. for this I
Woulc not nav" said so much.
The Dispatch Is so popular here, ali HOOK for
u With the anxiety of u letter from home Il
~ the paper that is read every here and bv
all. Csov~".
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CoErssp'ndenco of tao Richmond Dispatch.
LFctrs ~ Wtatsrn yIrgt-t-.

GIE3CER Go, VA. .funa IT 1876,
! We are contiguous IL three counties h.r,.-
| Mercer ,haielgn aud w Wyoming-apd nave mnaa
| 40 company Of volunteers to orc.oi-e To,
morrow from the three counties, q rna4orit tv OF
| "IEen are OF THIS county, Aut all are unani-
| T'toualy III favor Cf r6uut Zvousing at Charl.s.
| fon. We are not ~ so much . lore cocca-u.
| ing that tas we suppose ;h3 Governor youId
CEuer them TO Charleston If they wished To
/ so mere, as 20 how the com pany shall be
| called, 6dcA menOor wishing his county TO
/ have credit OF his services There ara as
| many from Mercer as boz. tAa o~hsr conn ,ias
cobTeQ &enily a majority would be IN favor CT
| -aitluG 1t l. hercer company, but fer tear of
| having 20 r9n6ezvors u. Lyrchb9-g tbay
'hinA thera Is lighting 10 do IN tho wear and
/ 1L"y WISH - Dc eIap!Os ed, IS al are good RI
| tlerpen, and can zach furnish . rIar Fj.hs-
county tArrcer or Raleigns wouIa ua.for.u
theih II she could ca7e the credit It tne com
fhNyj but either, ! sUppcsa would be nm.
willing TO uniform the eitizers of another
W'th"tt - -eIE q 40 :ifde fur dissenliOn :;
let as hear from beadG uar ters what va are n,
no ih s'ch ulietnin'l, ana ali com panies made
In ciderent countiea.
We llye in q back woods, mountainous co,Ir-
try, rather thuiy inhaoitai: but the people
! are alive TO Ehs ca,usa o. Virginia. Thsy say
'tAeY u III n3gar fo.sake thar mother in tim.
OF trouble" yoang rnaa--one OF a family
ot lpur oroineTs ttUo maErirdj and widowed
mother :Cit .nc, &c. tS~= strce Ne zunntaa
! 10 volunteer. hut his elder brother would NOT
allow aim. / was afterwards al a cali mus
Yer OK . volunteer company, fo- the purpoae
OF recruiting, WHARF : saw three OF the four
Faiisied foG toe defence of THEN STATE, includ.
lng thc o2S the: =: Gret Cpuoeat his bro ,hu-
VINO leaves II wife and th-e9 small children
ahn 1ee.r old mother was marching IN The
rear OF tho company, waving Dor bl0net over
hoT hoHd, saying che had bat one LEFT and
Would give linn up II neOos sarv ! know
CtheFs, VINO v3'-d agaos: tae Ordinance of
secession, ta1d went go far 70 say IL they
nad u nght, they would light Tor the No-,al
Who are now Inc most enthpsiest,e volunteers
W nave There vera many who voted againsr
ihe Ordnance OF Secession IN Western Ii-.
glLta ina, did it Ior want of inform alton
and some OF whom ! have heard express ra,
1Tt'ts since Therefore, ie: not ,ae East cen
SIRE -aeiT Western brothers. who az nobly
coming 70 tie rescue. d.
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BY the Northern papers We see accounts of
tneir having within Fortress Monroe several
Souiesrn officers OF high rank By one &C.
count we find the following sour brave
scouts brought IA TO-DAY Secession Can
tam by Another: ~ 90 tarsay some OF or r
valiant Albany boys caught = rebel Major in
the woods" &c &c. Now al, this il sss.iy
explained. These brave and vai,aa- men
caught sofne unarmed citizens VI Elizabeth
u " Sosay, and carried rnen in 20 sne Fort.
IAsg are their prisoners os war that Butler
orags ABOUT. SO soon as they catch them.
tney call them Captains, Malors. &c. The
last cal PIN re they made was thai oy a poor tin
pediar. who was passing from ore Of our
camps TO another. III. was Engaged in selling
TIN cups, can.eens, he" Him they dubbed
oosonei, and ne n tas office. mea toned IN
several OF their acooants Us of that h.ra
grade. 3 - F
s Thlnklng that sorae Of your readsrs might
think IL strange how the Yankees could have
gotten 20 many oticers Of ours into their row. !.
sr, / have ssnt ycn this explan asions9 Il ia on
par with. their Dragging and yerscions a.
ser.ptions Of theiy eIAsI victcry. n.
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AYFEoTha LITTLE lsoTpxs- -Wa stand
ihg' teW aaye since, looking ~ the dehsrk-
ing OF that spiendid company the Lafsyetts,
Lish. infantry, preparatory TO tbeie march 'e,
the military Camp, 3 stalwart s,ldisr nss..3
cy, ana looking ~ two littla chil1rsu near
ne, said 70 their father: LET zoe kiss thea.
children, ~ Jeu please left two ias- like
Lht'u 4. notns. Let me Kiss these tor them 80
and tear stole dewn his brct : a cheek me
htsis ones quietly subrni;ies. 10 bis fora en-,
brace, and al the by stanGerv felt hat snfs
spet IN thetr hearts han btrn touched by tee
Iehoer little scene 1 here was Eeble, @ res.
i!ona!e hear. ihroohing keIeath the crimaop
vestn-e. aud the sigh, o. these little ons.
stirred up the tende crest emossous OF MS pat.
riouc soni do mol know Who he was. but
mere and tnsn s+nt up a prayer Tor his safe
return 70 che loved ones leig seatnd anarrv
comp posed Of such soldiers raast Do yictors-
ous.--Rolefgh SpGrf. Of TIE Age
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y Ft olace, June 1lst, SAYS !:

BYAFp-By some whera down tho s+na,r->
ot tine vc which we ara floating, IS a be,uti.
mi ,e'nod called the Ey and hv r. nav ~
JGst or.oT" US beyond the next turn uf thu,
ttNeri "r we may not find Il Gntil the s,rsP p,
G:srmooguas itssif in 10 he crs, n nf .tp-.,,,,
But ws ali look tor IL, from infancy tn old ,.;-s .
ai.d cream thai ali evil vrlii be hs uisn, -
when vs. arrive at tAo Beautiful isiand-By ;
and cy. - -
All day we float down the turbulent tr,., -, =,
me hlue cotcr OF heaven hprna above ~ ~
uniathomaole depths yawo b~nrata Us tb.,
mysteries Vt tIv1 and immortality str.a ~, l.,
upon Us with their awful ar,lsnto,s a,,
truths that have confounded the lof,jsat ,c .
te.lHctS--t-oths that IN al ages have ropsarp
up Lhe soul from ia foundttions hart,,s !
u win reverence, ana KNITTED IL u.itb i,vs
-AnTifons Us with their intensity nnd y a
thoughts Of the island are b.nisI,1 r.,
the mind, but when the aoisnn rrev 90
twilight tails around our bagk in f,ury w.
see rs magical shores green with tr,s 80
besnty, Hitting eeiora ms like a star over th,
ototo shaooWS OF years, and or lc2g.pks III.
return 70 wander on Is fairy Sa o rs aud listen
to ne 9'lve. voices OF ira inhaaitauts AM,
as tha rosy Hush OF day fades la he west and
the Hatch-s stars opc2 oHs after ano, nor thai-
ho'y eyes. we 70 TO Jest in she Sanpy h,lb z
that tue morning sunrise will g,ld tbia In,
moTta! lard, futi in our vision this chime W..
nave sought 80 long and yaiaIY, aud wb,,he,.
nave He'' ali the lost az CnlincrS Of our youta
"hIcn we ore"ugnt vim tears 10 s'ay
land OF prom Sc u that By-and by Tn II
we All have rich possessops the AZ t,c'v,,t,J
enjoyment OF which alone rapdera $50 ,n,era
PIE Ins pas has proven a wsary wav; tho
present Is full OF thorus and tpseL with dan
EeTe out in the golden BY ani-bT there is =
recompense fer all There the broken hsa-t
shall ba healed, and tie weary .pl.tt find q
res. Who would aeii hts birth right .n this
land Though poverty, g'oorn a1d ,iaS olation
environ "a here, we have both wealth and
ncAith ana loving iriends in that fir cline
How eagerly We ,ok for nat ,~IandI Iftt
were iaid down GA any chart, no matter how
dstant,no tina: we knew II won ld sur, ly come
wa sho'Itd be ga 'isfi.S in the urnSD.cf tut
10 Ariadne comes 20 Tsvaal t., l4huInthin,
eec7ts, aid We mus; rast content Ii ..s santj-
ctp3tion, and possess Il cniv I'm our trear,s