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Jaekalew Discharged from Custody.

TRENTON, March ei.-The United States Cir
cult Court met to day At the suggestion Of the
Court nole prOSeqai was entered in the Jack
alew case, and his discharge was directed.
procure witnesses was the cause of this action
on tie part of the Court. Three years have
elapsed since Jackalew was first tried for
murder.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
Inter from Part Royai

NEW YORK, March 2I.-Arrived the United
States steamer Guide, from Port Royal aH0
Beaufort. She brought a nulnber OF passeG-
gers, eighty disabled and sick soldiers, an,I
one hundred and twenty five discharged
soldiers from the marine artillery.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

~ Gen. Wool has issued an order to the
commanding officer of the forts in the harbor OF
New London, that hereafter no citizen, unless
truly loyal, and known to be such, VIII be per-
mitfed to enter the forts. public grounds and
barracks, and have intercourse with the SOL
diers, and such intercourse TO be always in
presence of an officer.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
VARIETIES! VARIETIES
BRILLIANT BILL OF THE SEASON
The exceedingly humorous artist,

DICK WATKINS
Another new and pretty face in Capital
MISS adobe JOHNSTON.
The first appe srance on any stage positively of
MISS NELLIE SEYMOUR, HELENA Smith.
ELLA ZOYARA FORREST, the female or male
he she sensation Of the day. The fsscina 9
Spanish Danseuse, Mile LiZErTA. The great
Vocalist Of tie city, ADA TESMAN. Mile Ga-
RALDINE ard Miss BI tCH.
Bob Hall, Larry, roole,, ar;, Pilgrim, Frank
Miss Charles. Miss Whitney, Miss Devere, Miss
Whiting and the great Mammoth Company, with
Champion Zig by Ii lie Biz.tta; the ballet of the
.Vivandier";', ballet of :. Manoleens Of Spain -
me aIsma M o. ltIsh II9Eyf hesp an re "a
Eta RANEL will short appear
Evening star., 1863-03-25
E,pIosion Of n Steam Tug.

NEW YORK, March M.-The steam ting De
Crary exploded Ter boiler at the foot of Spring
street. this morning, killing five men and
wouGding two others.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
agThe Provost Mars

R9The Provost Marshal of St. Louis, has,
under the direction of Gen. Curtis, forbidden
the circulation III that city of the following
nam ed public journals: "The Independence
"World, y journal of Commerce" "Freeman's 8
Journal," "Catholic Register" Caucasian, .
of New York; the s.Enquirer,'' OF Cincinnati;
the Crisis of Columbus; and "The Times, !"
OF Chicago.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
CANTERBURY HALL,
LOUISIANA AV.. EEAR SIXTH Srsssf.

THE GREAT CONGRESS OF ARTIsTEs. AND
REPRE- SENTATIVES OF
NIRTH, WIT, AND BEAUTY,
THE BEST BILL OF TIE SEASON
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
Tho Canterbury Troupe continues to attract tra-
mendous crowGs of intclligeut and amusement
loving auditors, which proves the Canterbury is
TILE GREAT MUSIC HALL OF THE WORLD.
The present COMPANY contains
Till LARGEST NUMBER OF STARS
Ever appearing on one stage at the time
Either ono II them is sufficient to attract crowded
LOCK BEHOLD! AND M2EpER
Mss kATE FENXoxER,
EruFa Nolbcrt, Mis- Ann" Edwards, Mi., Jennlo
a!ltn. n lie Jennie. and Ia Petite Ella. Mr. " IT .
Egan. Mons sZ"losy, Mr. Billy Emerson, Willis
Armstrong, j :. Clarke. ard Master Johny
TROUPE OF ARTISTS
such rs are seldom seen within the walls Of a
Music nAIR.
Ihr above Large and Talented Company will ap
soNGs. IS Di ErTs. EANCrs. NEGRO ConICALI,
TIES. PANTOMiMAS, &c.
Last week Of
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
in the beautiful Chinese Ballet, entitled
HON-TGN CHON TON LAW. or
TIE FESTIVAL CELESTIALS.
The 90 tertai rent will conclude with the ballet
EOL-AU VENT. or THE MILLERS
Doors open at 7 CLOCK pc rtormance ats
AGu.i>tion IS cents; Orchestra Arm Chairs, 50
cents; Private Boxes (holding six,) IS.
GRAND s4TIyEE
SATURDAY Arl Err" OON, at O'Clock,
FoK LADIES AND CHlLDRES.
Doors open O'Clock Adm sbion-ladies, q cts.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near willard Hctsl
ksoxAIp

:SNSSYLVANIA AVENUE, near willard q Hctsl
THIS EVENING.
Last night but three Of the uequsied combination
GREAT TRASSlIc g. ARTISTS,
E. L. DAVENPORT,
And J. W. WALLACK, JR.,
supported by
EMILY MESTAYER, ADA PARKER,
CHARLES BARRON and J. q. WHITING.
By particular request, will be produced on this oc
csson for t. last time, the play, greatest of all
A erican people and the boast Of ali whose vsr
nacuisr is the same tongue
HAMLET
tIn which character he is the peer Of ali actors
Ghost .J.w. wsIl.ck. Jr.
a. which character he is unaquslsa.
Snfsen Gertrude ...'.-.- Emily Msstsyer
Laertes ..----...-...----......... Charles Barron
kins Cisudius. Il. Bosee
WASHINGTON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH. AND STREETS.
MAaAGERs-..--.-..M .MsssRs. MAEDEH & Gossos
sTAGE MANAGER FRED. G MARpRR
TREAsURER.---. ----......--.. GEO. W. FARRks
Revival Of the
EAST LYNNE ExClTEMENT!
Third Night of
EDITH;
Oh.
TIE EARL'S DA CG HTER
Dramatized frcm the novel of East Lyune.i
ED II H;
GR,
THE EARL'S D4UGHTER
Mss Nssg sme Esiyth, Tine -,.,-.~..~ Matilda Heron
PRICES OF ADMISSION. Balcony Chairs. rs cents:
Scat ant paI Oft z V,p,
Evening star., 1863-03-25

"A smile WAS on her lip-health was in her lcok,
strength was in her step, and in her hand-Pianta-
tos Bitters."
S-T-1s60-y.
A few bottles of Plantation Bittsrs
Will cure Nervous Headache.
Cold Extrsmities and Fever1shed Lips.
;" Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostratien Great Weakness.
ssilow Complexion, Weak Bowels &c.
Whish are the evidences eff
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It is estimated that seven.tenths of all adult
ailments proceed from diseased and torpid liver.
The hillary secretiens of the liver overfowing into
the stomach poison the entire system and exhibit
the above symptoms
After long research, we are able to present the
most remarkable cure for these horid nightmare
diseases, the world has ever produced. Within one
year over six hundred and forty thousand persons
have tases the Plantation Bitters, and not an in
stance Of complain has come TO knowledge!
II is most efTectual tonic and agreeable stimu-
liant, suited to all conditions oflife.
The reports that it relies upon mineral sub
stances for its active properties wholly false.
For tie public satisfaction, and that patients may
ponents.
CaLrsAyA BARx-Celehrated for over two hundred
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspep-
sia, Weakness, &c. It was introduced into Europe
by the Countess, wife of the Yiceroy Peru. in .64O,
and afterwards sold by the Jesui.s for the enormous
price Of It's ceigh in Sicsr under the name of
Jssri:'S PotrdsTs, and was finally made public by
Louis XVI, King of France. Humboldt makes
especial reference to its fehrifuse qualities
his South American travels
CsSCARILLA BARK-For diarrh9a, collie and dis
easrs Of the stomach and bowels.
DASpELIoS-For infsm alton of the lcins and
dropsicai affections.
CHAMoMILE FLOW TERs-For enfe. bled igsstnn.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aronst attic, stimulant and
tonic-highy inyigorating in nervous debility.
INSTRUMENTATION scrofula. rheu u.natisin &c.
ASisE-hR aromatic caru,inative creating flesh
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing
Also, Glove buds, orange, carraway, coriandsr,
snake-root, &c.
9. T-1s6O-Y
Another wond rful ingredient, Of Spanish orr gin
impartiDg beau to the complexion and briilisncv
to the mind, is yet unknown to the commerce of
the world, and we Withhold its name for tba
Evening star., 1863-03-25

PRICES OF ADMISSION Chairs. rs cents
Orchestra Seats, IS cents PaIquette 80 cents Fan,
lily Circle, Is cents; Private Boxes, SIS.
Evening star., 1863-03-25
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES

IMPORTANT CEETIFICATEs
Rarhest.r " y Dsse8;5sr n 1851
Mess ssrs. z. h. DRAKE a Col have been great
sufferer from dyspepsia for three four We ara and
had 10 abaLdun my profession About three
months ago tr- eG the Plantation Bitt4rs and ~
my great JOY, All now nearly well man l have
recorlmen ndud them in several cases and as far a.
kEow always with signal benefit,
REV. j. 5. s.cATaoRN.
PhjiddtlphiG. 10Th Month. l7th Oay 1852
RESPECTKD FRIEND Ny daughter has haen
much benefited by the use of thy Plantation Eit
ters. Thou wit send me two bottles more
Thy friend. ASA CGKRIN.
Ske7mGn Rouse. tRjcago H.. Fsb. IL 1913
Messrs IL. DRAKE x Co Please send rs
another twelve cases OF your Plantation Bitters
As morning appctiZer. they appear 70 hav. su-
perceded everything else, ana greatly es-
IuHrs, &c, uAGE n WAITE
Arrangements hav been completed supply
any demand for this article which from lack Of
government stamps has not heretofore been posi-
bic.
The public may rest assured that in no case viii
the perfectly pure standard of the Plantation Bit
tars b. departed from. Ertry JOtLe bears the fqe
Sinaiie Of SIGNATURE steel Plate eagrartng or
Il cdnpOt Il genuine.
Sold by AL Druggists, Grocsrs and Dealers
througLout the country.
z. II. DRAKE & CO.,
mar 2-eol5t 2O2 BROAWAY, Ny.
Evening star., 1863-03-25

Lady Edith, I Ma,;la, uo
Madam Vine, S--.-''''-'' : 'Aoi oh
Evening star., 1863-03-25

The plLIVNRY 0IYIOl OF this COMPANY is
Renewed fron Third street to the large depot on
street, between ID and ID streets. ase O-u
Evening star., 1863-03-25

Another wond rfulingredent, Of Spanish orr gin
impsrtIDg beau to the complexion aud briilisncy
to the mind, IS yet unknown to the commerce Of
the world and We withhold its name for the
present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29
Nsrshsrn Etens.

L.. ., Vsl. TIC members Of the TIVE Houses O.
r,.-.-s.s. vsth theT families, weie reserved on
.rs - /, ,Slssian feet By the Russian minister,
soS Do5'5 5besUitabJy sBssrssised ct nisgnIhcsn'
~ Wssh nxson esSr ssAsns that IN the re-
cant st.mreds, Of horses rom SsL9P s.OnsSaAn'
-, ere fsou ard sninass, valued - one aHn,
Ara sxd forty -dve dollars ,sseb, els eLO"he'
= tks Potor,a, s:nd Eastern ltEanen.
The New Ycrie Eorld notisine .ne nem =: 80 -.
es,.en ms,kst Gays. 'Ccttor, hews'el, = s.ll, y
saouenee Of tle construction pm Ip's. 80 80
Prasidsu.'s rnessas'e, as threatenh'e sAe e.
dsstructioa Of the industry Of the scum a An'l
pos'oonlnr peace sqd Te.union indeaAu'e's' "aS
a. higher, with great scsivitY. -.
There is paper up iH Uhca, New iSih. 1
which believes that the rebels (s few g hIls
and many afasrwsrds) viii come forward akaa
take Nj. Isincoia's abVhlon cath, and thai. DC
lore next spring, ssthrss or four Sssfes viii Be
brourht back 70 tlAe URien" BY that means.
Nr. Greassy psolsasss the rsras belief
The First NasionAl Bank At Newark was Is
eantIv the scene Of q daring Burglary. The
| STTgiars blew up TIE safe, the explosion nearly
Ss-trovine the entkze building, and The EBole
santenss Of he szis turpse 0at . be only thHee
6ollaTs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29

We cel,y, fron tie Mobile A6psst;ssr, Of Tie
9es, sczse additional paTtisrllArs Of ths late ma-
tiny Ct Fors jackson. A telegram has iniormsd
az, on the z1ahcTily Of the Esw Orleans Era,
that the sssats has been suppressed, and The
Eeaerals are sgsin in possession Of the fort
The AdssTiissr adds that The Esxroes IN the Fed
ersl service at catches have hscoRs 20 insHbsF-
linats chat they have been takon OF Of guard
and white troops substituted for that duty.
Thsae occurrences are destined % make 20
llsls noise in the world They exPeso tbs hsl-
low pFssenSona Of the NsEthsEa Abslitionists 70
synpashy and eomIniseEzticn fer the nsgro.
These invaders found the Southern blacks, Sc
cording to their own often repeatsd conssssiens,
Remarkably doeile and sbsaieat rsee, and
heastsd that, on ikis account, they eoeid o
apeedilv TRANSFORMED into disciplined nne vel
ordered solalszy They haTe plamed thsn-
seIvsa 70 li.tls On the scs ttss large nuubsrB Of
lhs.o blacks have VoinE;szily fed to tho.a for
rresecfion fron their Swn masters, and have
shsrzsd % he account Of Southern cEaelty and
ilI nssee. what was whelly due 70 that idle, W
grant iose Of nAssgs Nhieh displays Itself ahnoss
universally sIsaHg al anealavalsd labor, bend
o. free.
What We new see il, this "dseils, obedispt
snd esntsDle6 fses," who's ar tha arts Of he
Ahelisiopisis haFs failaa 70 szeits into revelt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29

A Ssys uOuths since tho Yankee aoYsrnmauij
made 3 demand ca sur aathorides fer the par.
s0ns Of ghree captains Of nsgr0 regiments.
which thsy alleged had bssn captured b. our
fo1cess The aemand Was scconpsaied b.,
threats Of retaliation IN csss he bodies Of the
negze csptsins were not accounted for. A Wig
SrOus, but uasHeces sful, search Wss made, and
tse facts duly reported, and 6 statement for
vFsraed 20 tbs Xsnkse Governmsus. The latter,
iEapusuz 70 he CoBfsdsFaey ths ssms SGrs Of
faith and honesty hat ebSrsc.srizss thsmselVss.
refused to lisEan 70 the answer made 20 their de-
msnd, aud pTCesedad 70 Pui thrse CeufsdeTats
captains in t1a Alien (lllinois} psuitsEtisIy, e.
hostages for khs Esiu1R Of their missing men
These esptFss have lasguizhed for several
Henths past IN The ieEObls prison u Whiab they
Wer0 thrust By the malice Of their ensmies. aHd
have endured untold sudssiRgs IS aossagss for
tAe supposed dsfunet negFo-Wors6ipiHg cspiaI1s,
A few days zines, The esuss Of their CAPTIVITY
being officially given 70 the Confederate a0t1Or
ties, Gen. WInasr oEdsysd thas tie three FsdaF
Al esptsins eenaGad Ia ths Libby prison Bh01ld
Be selected By lot % Be confined IN irons Ia
North Carolina a. hostages for he safety Of oEF
oSiesrs. The selection was made yesterday
when fact lsske3 oui that nay lsad to the Es-
esvary Ct the three missing Union" cfhceEs-
Il was broadly hinted By those in tas prison that
tho parties sought for were IL tho Libby, sud
that Ihsy bad. from dread Of ths esnseq1sness :
ehengsd their names ard regiments ss the tina
Of tbsir eap;ue. Il would Rppssr By this, thss
though wiling 10 lesd ihs dsrksy into Eghta
or r1thsr pusb him into one, they WsTs nos
wiling 70 abide the result OF being foahd IA
suck qusslionsbls coznpsEy. Doubtless he
parties ssught for will ee pointed cut By thsir
bToihsr ofhcsTs il 4 few days, Whsn they vii
assume the posisioa CT those who are now SUI.
fsEiny IN khsir behalE-RiehHoad Esqiirsy.
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ssepplsE she szppIie. for sac Xanks'
FSrsSsuerss

stepping she SzpPIfes for sac Xankse
Pr5ssners.
while the Abclifisn press Of the Nsrth makes
a great howl over the ausAoritiss ssoPsing the
farther receipt Of goods sent from the Nsrta fOr
the Yankee prisoners, the New York Hsrtd IS
moro frank than the rest, and says:
That privileges is new denied, by Tessen OF
ths falssheods ef the rzsisal press in charging
lack Of gsod saiGh or the Tsrt OF shs rebel au-
thorisies in the delivery Of tAer saPplifs 70 eur
-.15;sr- 80 tke skaaefol iSapohcy Of cur
tloyeranent in allowing the ofleer who has.
frsz tie frss, muddied the basisess OF e1-
changss to rePsst this uufouRese ihs9utsnon
We havo no right 10 sxpest anything sessei
a,.n TAR deslia~-no generosity, ceTtsiniy-
from helcsrsIt. and i snly Ieuains iSf t,e
soldiers and the soldisTs' fieuds to thank Tadl-
cal press and radical AdEiaisirasiGn ioi 1hell
Ps wsd suhsri1gs which must Ae1E make y y
brt xtolersble
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29

Ne copy the following from New crlssa
5Tmes Of he 18th inst:
Aboas 6yo O'Clock, yesterday nomisg, {
f7oke cur in The hardware store ol r. T. Foif
IL Co, on Teto1piioulas ssrsst, sstEaan Cav
and Hssehez sSyesss. Msssrs. FolStr & c
seerpied thee STOKES fronting on Tckcupitoai
s.Ed New Eseee. through which the bTo va
i0en fseing wish Ssienfisss fuzzy. Tfs eEsmsi
we're soon On ths gEOuad, bRt eGald not pfevso
the Ers rom extending % Tho adjoining liqEa
store oi jonas Pickles, oa New Ls7ss street
and 70 the Hsgaifesas store of Asssrs. QfiEa
Byrnss & Co, On TcheEfis01las snest Frsnl
ihsnes Il extanded 70 ths masniaesat uno5gnl
Pisd steFs Of Aessrs SehEaidf & ZisZlsE, u ihll
Eoar Of Gried, Byr1es & Co The houses On th4
opposite sids Of Matches stFes. we're, NJ various
dass, on IRE, bat the fzaes there were ahssks1
b Tho sxartisna Ct the firenea- 4ssIg. FoiE.s.l
4 Co, bad largs stoek Of goods On hand a
also Hessfs Gsied, BYfnes & Co. We uHdH
ssana that tie latter ssvsd G portioa Of shai
bosks; b1t Loss some s. coo IN gFseabaeks. TIE
total loss Of balldines snd esAss property Eiu
fully feoE up $5O0,GOO,
Be- more fearful than tie loss Of pEspsflyl
wss she loss q his which sftsndsd tins eonla
grafton, by The falling q PsTtien ef the va
Gf The stero Of jonas Pickles. SsverRl zEscae- /
were buried bsneath the rains, Tss1lhAg ia Il 4
death Of Mr. Buckley, assistant forsnss u
Ne q, and the serious wo1zding Of J. asznsz
srd A. NsVokte, besides several ofhsTs Who ssrs
more OF less hraisaz. Holman snd tke body Of
HaskIsy wsEs net recovered frsn ts7 ruins unili
llIey had bsea buried fer several hours. Buek-
Isy vss soorehsd and bruised over al paris cfi
he bsdy. He IS now lying IN s.ats s. he en-
Eins hoass OF lhs company Of which be was
member. Truly '-fa ths midst Of life We aTe
rsar aeatA .
The bziIdiHys occHFied By Grisf, By i
CO. wers sstinassS Al $40 zoo, and bslc 81
?. Irwin; thai oeeupisd b7 Folgsr &
orEsd % Mrs Ids Slocsfrb, ard was "
SEQ 900. Several baildings On Matches
we're considerably injured b. the falling
Fslls Of Grief Byrres & Cas- stars.
The buiidings were, we believe, al insuFsil
with considerable portion Of he eontsnts-
Absut nine s'el5ck lsss night there Wegs inai-
:atiezs that the Gre Woal1 sgain burst cut frg1
De sfasalderiBe ruins and eommaniests 70 de
I6jcining buildings. Tas engines were snsqI
asrs promptly cn lhs spas and he FIRE was sus
sued without further damage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-29

There Is urrent need that The ladies' sboald
usnifest their sympathy f0r the amy, b dill
gent snasavsEs 70 supply the ssloiefs with yarn
socks. Geld as the weather IS, many ct cur
brave men are destitute Of this necessary Egti-
Gle. Who can think Of this without emoiisn
Whist ianehtsr Of ocr lz1d can remember that
tie soldiers who hsze SO Robly defended as are
suffering such discomfort, without resolving -
supply st least ens soldier ssd plying the ousy
web morning. nosn ard aight, aHtl il "a dene
Il fhis we're The general ressise, tko Christmas
would net be oysT ere every soldier would Be
supplied And j. requires nc vivid iBsginsiion
70 poEtrsy what sEset saeh giit irsm sech .
source wcula have uSon crr soldiers To ba
thEs remembered By tho EiTes, and notaefss
snd the fair maiasns Of ths lsnd-so fssl iGst
shsss have Kid hearts and rcsdy hands fsE sAo
sol5isEs. snd 6nd ihsir especial light ia pro
noting his eInfogt--hoW il would brighssn the
ezup. fres, snd soften ths hardzhips Of cur cobl
vetsTars, sri sDcourago them in their Fssolvt
that tke hssf Of Lincoln shall never nssd 0gs
the liberties Of he Confs9srssyt
1iany ladies xe alsez5y sf tie work Fs have
Esisrred TO- shall Wisnot be Fsrdonsd il We se
fsg remove the vel Of privacy as % diseloss iks
fact that the eo1snrt Of The Believed ccmHazdsr
Of the srny Of EoFtlss,n ViEginiA diligently DO.
getos her whole nme % the kRittiRF ef seeks
sna making Of glqVes fsE Tie seldiersl Hsr
wbola mina and sfsEts are bsHt On The eomfare
ef tbs brave ue1 who followed her husbands
LEAD, ard VIA hsgs esne 30 much f1E thsir
country. We hespesk for her many Thousands
af wiling ard diligant co-labeEsTs. Let every
lady Nhs loves her country, and wno is gratsfal
70 the soldiers uho have 50 loRg Withssocd iks
iRVading best, haEs ckristnss giR for &c
army in tks shape Of semsshing tkzt shan pT5l
nots tie comfort Of The soldiers,
We know that sons Would have . difnenlt5
IN esftiag Wsol fer the purpose We have indiga
I'd baf where there IS a via, way viii -
fouEd Perhaps the quartsruastsTs OF Tia fs-
neFoiens societies can assist. A third af :
peuKS Of ysra i z5t much, but Il VII knit q
pair Of tie best socks, s1d half that eusntisy
viii DO for 8 pair Of s<cs,lent gloves. Think q
sAs sOidisrs, and let al 70 70 wolk.--RisAassG
Ssstisel.
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Tor o. MempAa Appeal.
Lines for q Lady's Album;
wn..sa Al Fort Dslsrar.. uAG. IN prison,

HfttseA - Evss bcte1AEe, NAAe N PiisS1l
BT AEsYLE
IHis, IN the eslza Of evening
On ths wasssnsFslss shore,
Ard Listen 70 he nzsia
OF th< waters sulen rear
A sentinsl on dsty
PssEes b ne on htS beat,
And to the solemn chazAtlng
Marks the time With constant feet
Now look upon bis features
And dsscry the uneOneern
or the hirellag, In whose bosom
No patriot fires burg.
When think 81 Southern heroes
Who, sDid their cOuniry's giooH,
Rallied nc6Iy to her rescue,
And now sAsEs ssptiVs's doem.
And II wonder, in ny naEinB,
IA Father rsigBs shove.
Whe viii let Il wicked triumph
And still hs the God Of LovsI
Bat my Thoughts srs wAftes backward
On sweet Msnofys bright wings,
To the scenes ef love and friendship.
Arounz which my hssrs stRl slings
ThOEs were days OF EazRsr glsdnssa.
Whsn Afsstion's flowers grew,
Liks tAs sOusrs of calyPss,
Ever fresh ana ever trHs.
Net cloud Of gathering trouble
TAss obssursd them frem ths light
Not blast Of Wars rude tsnper
oa their freshness brought blight.
Times have shsagsd, aza Tn captive.
Doozsd TO mourn a hapssss lot,
Par away freE friends AID kindies-
Yet, win net say forget
TAHs 1t ia, each human picture
Esz its shsdOw and iss light;
Nine was lighted then with s1nshlne--
Now Tia dark a. klaskess nigAt
Times have changed, bat, midst these ehsHssE,
HOPe stIll whispers ens Is trss,
And, Il my desponding aonsn,E.
With strength my spirit docs snd1s;
EYOn mere, for thsash the present
Be enwrspPsd By SiSuds sf RIsom.
Yet through this Hopes hale, beAnlHg,
Makes the future bright Is nooH.
October g. 1859.
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a .sPFsssae.l LIneolaa. nrsks. oalA.'

a 'sRFesi4eaE Eineola,s Brsksz aRih.u
Undsr this expressive head, tie trush "A
which nons San deny, shs Nsw York HsrlS slys /
IN ths soa1ss Of "a editorial:
Mr. LiResin bad slsss5y bssp false 70 Ii.
cath Z vss not strange, shsTefsrs. that hs
should be fslBs age;a- Abolish Hss, hs de-
elarsd, and declared falsely. IS be knew and aSl
egszis proved. military necessity. Now, IS
We believe him, i IS i TecsHstruali7s nsosssisys
TIE prssansB IS sha1n. We raspset Mr. Lin.
eslus fntelIscf toe highl7 nos 30 believe that BE-
knows il 2 sham. To make abolition ecudilicu
pFsosdani Is not q suggest > feasible nods d -
eoasirzeiisli I IS % absslutsly prevent Tseoa
siruetian.
While Liseala ecntinass II cfies ths va.
Ebsa. viii 60 ens and rs-tonsrcotion and unioa
VII not Be hae. ThsIs Is not he slightest hops
Dou q wisdoH, q pairiofsm. or 3 saeTifcs-
malignant ApadesI pariisansbs3 sEor The psrtz|
a power. The last hope IS sxtinzuishsa- p6a
only heps q tas ssursrY hat rsEaaiRs is III
snising iezslAef Of svasy conser7afSs, Daier.
loving sit1sn Of he eoansr7 81 eordsal se-cpl
eyzsian fer tie txpnlaien sf The s8s,iea VIA
have nearly y1iaed the nation, ard tie rpstora
ties q the aaion by and undsE The Cons,ita,
tea.
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wera &c Capt HelsoD, who was apprissd =
eslapads aaer hs hs1 gssirsd for sbs nighs. :
that ofHcial inifnsdisisly serl sqaads Of nsn
tiis vEEieus hossls, svery o1e Of which
seHehed. and every stranger had 70 produces
pepeEs
Tnree Of lie ehiYalzy WsFe found in bed at {
Nattsson H5zss; two ditto Ei sha Bnggs Haz
and two ditto a. Tho Yyarrza HOUSE AnOl
was captured Whi,s hunfing for knighs Of &
Golden CiFels en Eld1idgs C0arts 30 thsi VI
day bFoka this ncrnirg. aigbt of the twai
we're in iiaho, and in al pr5hahiliy BE sti
have baaa eeaurod ave khss
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