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PasscnQcrA Nailed

IN ,ieGnshp Aratid, from B.Hn for LirsToot-Dr; H.
to-. Boston Chere' A. Dre..er Mls. Hall Ballard
jr. and vile souhbidse Ma W. Atfin, aud ehild en-
La. Tenc- Samuel Lehman Spin gt-ld Dr.. G. a Hous
A. cord1D, J Meyer. Pol Bc,ser Wm Rose. New YoTG
tsIj shsIpKcv hobi "s,, Philsdelphi'' td~ fillmore
and wife Cincuuati Bernard koTtosk, Moutres2I fof
Hsiar-W Psnott, W. c Bate. Boston !. MScrs.r-
son Tss; Boston; W J. Smith q. W. Hsywood, ~ York
Edwin iIewes Bsl,imorc J. Bro~n. Nsruouth, n : y
Becher. Geo: J. Troop John % Indes Mr. D.a'ns. d.
Wa, s,eyen. Gordon HaiiisI; y. J. Is wy.u. wife ADD
children St JoAn, n ~ Cha. Mckenzie. fctoD. {. b.
Lsnge viD Qu.bCc-24. Total 81
IN .teanIhip Tdg',. for HarasI-W II. Neuiek. r. q
Ls,ori X. y Deuuian Il. D,blcs d. Ofjud Jo'e Kemay.
j. r. soot>Ihco. Seua A H. Lsuusa. Manuel Farrell. Capt
X. Howars u = A.. Geo fucker ] John.on, w W.
wst,on, a: NJ Ron, h1s Barrett. Mia = $. siokr. W
stoke- Dre-cner ard g. johnson. IL A. Bostwck l.
A. Dsvley Hlss r. Dowiey Hrs NJ a tHIIcna sud child
J. fens, NJ. A. Caueua, j. b. Archer Mise Cushuan
a. H. Gonzales aud
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.....Mi Mach 10
Cleared.

Steamsbip--Fsgc. Adsms isvans spoaord. Te.ton Co
shps-ClIo Iva (Ham.l. Brrrm, finmbgrg' slomsn
Edge John Nye.ou P.tiyrtOn. Live pool j. y sniih
Co; Byzautiuin Robbins. London Tho. Ddnhsmi Van
brown Melbourne. WALLER. Ler1 & Cpcre.u
Psik,-Geolgs :. Hun Woodbury., Pot and Brett, son
Co.. Esrr~s Baker Ci-niuegos. hreti. Son CO Anus
NJ tiu-.j Rssc,ich Csr.iG, tolnb2. BslcheT; uy'A
(Nofw }, Euek,ou, Falmouth. fuDoh Meincbe ".udt
Brgs-usb. Esbblys Pbilsdslpia +. y sp ford Caro-
Inc, H,iofd Aiin"a lsi ana Railroad Go Emes re
frr1is, Gsfcke. Diepp~ Funch Neilcko Wendt. Onda
(Br.l Pike. Psrs AID a market. Coming Co
Scho9peu-yicory. Eaton, ssgu,, q. l. Hatch; j. Hop
KIM Chopper Deals Ila0d; Electric fah Aver, Olooce.
ter H. e. F.sher; Adansntne Beaver, York River T. J.
Campbell; T.. e. De!avsn Van Name, York River. ;. J.
Campbell; Sarah kiziDe b Smith New-Hsssn y d. y an'
nard; Jus Persona. Lufkon Gl nce.t.ri r.. Downing
Thorn Wahiogton, Van BTunt Seght Mary dief, Day
ton Philadelphia 8. o. Keosns Co Langley. Langley,
Washing on. Van brunt Slight; Ella, ktl.-y, New Or
lean. Topper Beaue; Nancy hsyon aiikin Baltimore.
l.. kenny; kupbcnia Lee. Port Royal. =. w. I.w Co
W. h. Aexsndet (br Tuckcf Havana, J. L. ard L 20
j. y Austin. Uavis Philaoe pis Js. Hand Vctofy (Bf J.
Ihon,pon HsifaI. u. X De~olf; Jane Nelson Bn'ke Bal
timore; CoofadO Sheppard Bfdgston Jos Rushing Deer
Ale1 aad ia II. 8 Racket u Son.
Soop-Deep River, hoyt. Stamford, IL s. Aae<.tt Son
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Arrived.

ship WIN. Rnbbone, Pratt Liverpool Feb. 1 md'e and
spoke .ip Cultiyefor New Yofs for Live pool The
~ Il had heavy westerly f,lo' most ofthe pa''h
ship Jenny LIND %. s. anspon). Linnsin. Hew.orean'
March (, in 6.,sst " U. >. Quartcims.tef
Barb Atasnts (bteIn.) HoiHmsnp. London Feb . ud'e
70 orde March l6 at 49, Ion H. spoke ship Emerald f0m
Boz Anna Dein! C8rsm) Haitendorg. London % days
Erg Hdmtral (of Bos,on) Hatch. Mc.,ius Jan g. aud
Gbrsbr Feb 9, fruit order. Has had strong westerly
Bfis Eocs Hswk Or Of r. Il ~. Mcleod, Ponce, r.
Aarch J. sugar TO Tyne. Smyth; ,.
BIs Nj J. Treat tcf uc.sPOh) Parker Mstanl~ IL days
Brr C. srine no on. Yeston Bath, iumb"r to master
Som i s s e t .: Es. 'S1 sS.y 'y
me a. s. gunhoa, Quaker City. The Bel. Ia al fon yai
,n9sr % ns.ter isi heoyy ~ w. gles n. of H4,iers
schr Moses b. BTsmhsl, Despy, Washington d. Co.
sehf Scw.Yori Goodse, Boston days 'usns to J. C.
r John Adams. Averl. Roctand days line to w. s.
sehr O. L., Fuller Boston days, md'e. to s. W. LOWS
Schr Uisvstha, Ingr, Rockland days. limo to w. s.
schr wenons, Parker Eusipot days lath for Phil.-
schr r. snt,. Gov, Gloucester fab,
seLr A 40 ierson. hen,oi, Newpft. In ballast
Cir Utica Th9ndke Portland Jays, heading 10 nstef'
sebr Jnro Mill. RocEsDd days lime to w. s. Brown.
sch OF specimen pe r,ov@ a,t F, ~ b,,ho
sep. I%ro.,a Proctor Bath ! days lumber to master
Schr Willow -. Ea-tpoI 70, rhiiadeipha
SclI Highlander, bogst Ioiuanu uaJ '""'>' " ~
Schr ici side Coil, Providence IN bals l.
Sour ". A Debot Mayo iIoy'eenee, 10 ballast
Schr Fofesi Cry. BnifiI ftl hlyei IA 100 800, eos
Sour JaLn FoHj Tia. Bachsfd hsItin Re iGays couL
schr Evergreen Potter. New Bedford Tor fhisaelPlA
Schf Pioneef DAnles We!lfeet. hsiL
gca, Glen Iutbam, Youn. plouc 'ter. hsh.
Schr Copia Wrst. Barn q lie. IN ba'ld-t =,
gchf j. T.. Actin DAVIS fOft-moab, ~ H.
ScIr n pfa.cott e. s,Vol. tes-iIayen, III ballast
Sehr S.Ihph, Allen, kof.icL. 10 bslasi.
Schr Ada Tic. bert, Liuct n. O!ence',ef. h-h
scbr ,p,,,s srst. Fau KiyrT for Eli1hbctbpor
hoLr s. H. HI Padd o. Providence. IN ballast
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Threatened Troubles in Jnpan'
K,x.e,wA. Jan. 3, 1863.

From Our Spcal Correspopdent- o.,
K.rAe.wA, Jan. 3, 1863.
Jn.t q. 40 mail il closing for San Francisco oy the
Timapdra we have rumors OF one OF tDose 'iiie"E
eped dancers with which the young se'''e'nen. Lac
49, 40 E.n MANAGED. There have been, indeed,
for come days past of bands OF ron'n',
n-u.d ondaws. who were determined upon mis-
.h;.f.nve,d the foreign residents. Once or twice
a., ,os, month IN armed force has been landcd from
,bo toreiu shipping, and the British eunboa kestre
.toon n,oorcd within cables length Of the shore
t,rsjcu pnountedpa,rol for several nights did guard
<,,. IN ,be streets But tleee rumOrs were grHdu-
slIv lost sicht of until the present moment. when
thew have been revived with an increased import
snce given 10 them by the japanese authorities.
II seems that late last night or early this morning
s the foreign Ministers, who are spending the Holt
DAYS 1t Kanagawa and Yokohama, were waited
upon by deputation of two Governors for Foreign
Affairs, oho had come down from Yedo expressly
So the purpose, TO eprrise them Of threatened
danger to their persons The American Minister
who was saying with The Consul at Konagsw"'
WAS disturbed ut a. m. by this deru,ation' WIN
came to apprise lin that they had good "Sfu'""'o
that bands of lawess men were watching !" Wv
vicinity Of the fokaidos 10 do mschiei ulon III!
foreigners who should pass along that
ard that they believed this danger WAS paIncaal!
imminent to foreign officials They especially 'e-
aired that lie would not attempt to return 10 Ae'o
bv the ,oksdo. as lie had contemplated Goipg TWO
three days hence. but that they would send
steamer down for him. They said they were not
able to lay their bands upon the Ton'Hf, Dut the!
had GOOD assurance thai they were about.
To these rumors are added many Others, which
nave less foundation Of attack upon the settle
nent generally. Some Japanese servants, whose
friends reside at Yedo are sd to have been warned
70 leave foreign employ and to give their masters
warning also of the danger.
We have bad so often such vol! VOL! cry
that many are wholly incredulous OF any danger
while Others are sufficiently alarmed to remove their
treasure Oh board the shipping. Your correspondent
IA inclined to the belief that although tue japanese
authorities are sincere in their apprehcnsons 'his Is
but a repe,iion of the menaces which have 80 often
been made, TO produce dsQuiot when no real inien-
ton exists of carrying them into execution. The
,on,n is half a hero among the Japanese-a sort OF
Sherwood Forest outlaw, ubiquitous and invincbe.
However, these rumOrs will not be treated with
entire neglect, but every precaution of guard and
patrol taken against surprise tor day and
night or two, I'LL they Iass away. II.
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Ii. 8. lnternaI Rcpfnue.

UOLLECTOR's NOTICE.-Unitcd States In
~ t,rpal Revenue. Seventh District comprising the llth
an, i'm Ward. Of tho City OF Nsw.fork NOTICE Is
HEREBY OWEN that have received from the Assessor.
Tho Aunu Collection List of The Seventh Collision Dsct
the State OF and tina, the dus. specified therein
have due aud payable aud is' will attend q, Of
be-. No Is Bi,e House Astor Place d.iy tSandsys except
odl from hereof until and iocludng the 3s day
sarch lost. from o'clock 10 tie morning uat O'clock In
the III ernOon Of esch day, 10 receive the same
Aud al pegons who shall nrgoc pay IN. duties and
taxes AZ Iesd sssssed upon thsn within the tins
specified will be oo TO pay ten per centum additional upon
the amount thereof
MARSHALL B. BLAKE,
Collector T,h DistGict, State Of New-YoTk
Dated, NewYoIk. March II, 1863.
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6falco, %r.
DRO WINS STANDARD 81

- OW Ms STANDARD SCALLo.-
ID ESTABLISHED ~ YEARS
Adapted 10 every brath II business "hefoa 'o"co' VA"
sCALFs for RAILROADS. COAL aud HAY pesou'.
SCALES for PRONlSlO GRAIN aud IhON " aIei..
GALES Tor GnOCkRS. pRUooi'iS Ar J o.neo"'H''''
W.igbnas,ei. Istms Frames an Appastus n -, l,.h
SCALES adjusted {, suit Foreign 5inol,u', a y,
ara Wsiant- ed in every particular a. Wholssbo ana e'a'
L. BROWN (succeseor to L. brown. maausc' III.
No BARCLAY 81, opPos.H AAo' nSa'~
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xx,ArERpRooF VIENNA and sTRELLA

VVIATEK1hOOT
" WATCHEs- These Metches are NAL, without sui
b,, and brIng free disasreeabe odor they are not
only very deabs but almost indispensable for use 70 the
"ricr and sleeping cbanber They put up IN fancy
e@ored packages o family and ase
carefully packed in Gao. for transportation.
For sals Wholesale aId retail by
JAMES X. DEY,
No. C. CouItandt-st New-Yohk.
P S--Counry Merchant will do well to cal aad sxaniae
our stock.
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CHARITIES AND CoKREcTioSs.- Tho weekly
statement rendered the Commissioners Of Charities and or
reotions shows a there renaninz IN the Institutions
the l&h instant ji persons Duus tie past week %
Of the iuass d.d 4 dsch. ged as sent 10 Black
Wells lsnd sud 10 a.. State Pd.on l3lI Of the tof
number inmates Of tho A.Bs-House, and lois Of tho
La and Hcsu
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gum, Of the species Ny'sa, known as PeppendSe, at
the North.
The great value OF the sweet gum remedy is, it
never injn'es the patcnt-it cures and heals. Make
II known TO every soldier IN all our armies
SOLON ROBINSON.
Neic- York, MarchG.
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Financial.

OPPlcg % IHE oRocERs FIRE Insurance COxPASY
,,,,> no ~ VALET NEw-YosK March ,, 1863
E'WENT1-FIFfH DIJiDEND.-ln Board
SEM iNNUAL DiVIDgND Of FIVE "a PR CENT on
the capra stock OF the Company payable the stockholders
On demand JANE, %. PLAI'r Secretary
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IRON MOUNTAINS OF MISSOURI.
PILOT KNOB IRON COMPANY.
CAPIrAL..................... ,OOO.O 900.

The PILOT KNOB IRON COMPANY OF MISSOURI
arsirou. of prosecuting their works this period
with renewed ytgor offer for the first tine ONEALT
of their CAPITAL STOCK for SALE In this msske Ia
shafes Of = 100 each
Their property sky square miles containing
Az lu eros OF land sHl embraces the most valuable ofthe
oud. fnl IRON vonHtain regios of Missouri II Is situated
at the terminus of the st. Louis and Iron Ai0untio ks0ad
from /. trodud at that poin. cheaper than anywhere else
in the world. The property OF TINS company one Vi IIc
most ysluaDe Of tho kind. A.
Smb,crpon will be received for shor. time a. the Office
Of Gles,rs H. d. MORGAN Go Nos. 81 ava 81 Exchange
place aud also a. the Office of II. o. ARQC AND esq, No
- Erchange-place where further information may DO o.
,sined Twenty five per cent viii be required when ihe
whoe ,ubscfpt Is mide up AID the 0siance may be psa
IN instiilments, If de,ired.
Tho ,ubscribers who connected with the Company,
will be In the CITY ia few days. aud may at Que or
JAMES Fl. LUCAS,
THOMAS ALLEN,
OF 81. Louis
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smiled.

Enthusiastically KargAoo, u. ro,n,,o
4. H. Lovctt
BafIs-steils, Adelaide, Maria Morton. .u,, p,
brgs-f. Arthenu, May Flower, PHnoc OF ""e'' a""
Butler, A. Y. OtoGhuc.
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BchooneIs-Mstilds. 8. l.. Tilley, and others
Memoranda.

The br'q Lady Of the Lake of Eatpoh went ashore on
Hart Island at ~ O'Clock ast night.
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'fNiIEO. b. TAYLOR (of the late firm OF
l. SIMMONS TAYLOR has THIS
DAY sIabi ned himscf A. IN ~ IN y,
PORTER aud DEALER In Do ,V
end SHOE FlNDlNDSs OALL
SKINS, SOLE LbAThEh 49, ~
No. IS Spruce o., W 'ssHA
NswYerk, March ., 1861
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Dcntisirn.

I w. CRANE, NJ. d., DENTIST, RI
~ MOVED I, No. 81 East Washnstonp!ice' university
Buildings. kewiofA
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SfytAJuHR liHAskr

siSiaTuHa IinAssC.
SIN R,.,,,6:03 Set............b:l2 Moon-Seti.. ~
end, Hook B:lg GOV Island :. e.o9 He.3Ne."..lO;S
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Chaurcs for DusiNcss illcn.

NOR SALE-A LIME and BRICK BUSl-
MSS ia Harlem has oeea established Tor three years;
4. nav, dom, good trade. Lease Of dock aud proriisrs
with building. may DO had Apply at No 10 +Iha' corner
lih.s,.
CASH. DOOR and BLIND FACTORY for
= sALE.-Tb. DERBY BUILDING AND IDMBhk
CDNPANY of Der0y Conn otter for SALE their tNrllts.
PROPERTY consisting In part of Fn tory 10 oy oV iec
orss high with an engine OF about 5Ohorss power aud
conn etc o. ali tia icincry Lecessiy Tor tneu
business aud about OF Land The property 10 on
he Housaonir River hayg shout 200 feet OF dochs hs
.de Ach Of the Eaugstuss AIoad runs directly upon Hr
Irrmises evil 20 sold cheap. upon accommodating
Adares. at Derby. Conn. either ~ 49, srr,moN
j. ~. COLBURN. or
nh, con, T.b 81 1851 THOS BUKLOCk.
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NrEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHIA AID the SOUTH aud WEST. via cEks
SEY CITY.-Msi and Express Lines leave New'Iok Il!
aud 10 a ~ T. o 1880 and li:jJ Fare 30 Through
baggage checked AMI 10 NJ. AID ~ sod 1880 p %
f,r Washiugton ~ a, ard p. IN. for the West.
}. w. W0ODRuFF. Assistant SUPERINTENDENT
No Baggage will be received for trains unless deliveries
and is minutes in advance Of the time Of leaving
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHAN OF
s-Passenger Depot JS, es-slip md foot OF
3.th,t T.. R-Winer arrangements commencing Fndsy,
Oct "a lS62: Leave Nsw-York at m for eenpo.t, of
Esbor ORIENT and Hanptous at g. M and m Tor Is
LIP. at a. IN and D for syo,se;; e. D. m Tor hemp
.,e.d Supdlys the train leaves HuPtei's poit t4h-st
Frrry) u a NJ for Ysphsnk aid iniemed.se stations
excursion rses rotarnns leaves fsphank al JIM M
ON Friday and Saturday nigh tine Lip nsin vii run
through Geeppot returning Saturday and Monday morn
hg at AIS a. M. arriving IN y ew ork o. s;32 a. M
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY r. r.
~ For Albany Troy North snd Wes,-WINTER AR
RANGEWFNT commencing MOS DAY, Nov. II lS2
For ALBANY. l0:yoa M. Express Ill Train from sssh-se
For Local Trains see Time tabls.
JOHN BURChILL. Superintendent
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& NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
Ies1 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1@a
COMMENCING DECEMBER l. 1869
Passenger Station In NewYok 27th and Shaw

/
COMMENCING DECEMBER 1909 -,
Passenger Station In Newly ok 18th e. and Shawl
entrance 2iih-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-IORk:
For New-Hsyen, T. m Tx IL u.s. 2ao lEx), afoAos
and p.
For Bridgeport. 7, ss N. (EG) is:, AIS lex a4o. 40
For Milford stratfori Fairfield. Southport and we'spor
20. IN. IL Is, 34O, 4 81 p. N.
For Now ak, T. $50 RlS ais (Ex) 80 40. o0.S
For Dsrien aud Greenwich. !. a3oa R.lS, 10 40,
For stanford. :. (Er), $50 m; l2ls Els tEIl 40
For Por, Chester and intermediate stations = 80 m
Il Is. $40. 40, $50 50 ?. NJ -,
For Port Chester sod Newhochelle, Snm
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston VIA Springfield, 6a m iEx) 2l3 en- Sp ~
For Boston. via Shore Line. 1919, p IN.
For Hartford and Springfield a. III (Ex lst' 2.i9 tExb
For Connecticut River RsHrcad to Montreal a. E1h
and u Is p. M. TO Northampton. $1,000.
For Hartford. Providence. aud FiAhkil Railroads m
Oh l2l5 .. m. n,,.
Ca m. u 10. 2l5. p. m. =.
Canal Jlailrosd u. is p. IN. to Northampton.
Fer Housatonic Railroad to Fiatshei. q m
FOR NsugItuck R.iosi 3 6. M. 2l5 p. M
For Danbury aid NoTwslk Railroad, q N J. 4op m
Cou,uodous see ping Cas- tlachrd 90 the o. ~ Ifad
SuusrluteDd-uk
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.tAZLETON BROTHERs,

III OVERsrRUNG. GRAND. AND SQUARE
PIAHO.FORTE hANUFACfURERS,
NJ, % Princet few doors wet Of broadway Newly oEk
1h,.- p, 10, ave always received the fire. pcum " her
y.r tb,, have been exhibited written gnaraniy for ~
80. scc. n rane5 each Piano These lnst luents Will b.
,otd AT trices 10 sht the tines
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DIANOS and MELODEONS.-Supcror, Up
in, Boudot All square fisuos new and scconlh,pc
"a uct cent cheaper than other houss for o by L.
al AMBERS Bible iiOus. 8thst, cor. 4tA-ay
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MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANO

No al biooms,t, "a block east Of ifosd"sy Iti'
w.llkuo n establishment now Confined by Mes.rt r Z.
IisLts and Ions Efn.t. M r. 6. Lghe the senior
s.t aud ony pa.tics fiauoofie Maker OF the ate hn'
a1 Iigbte Eralbnrya Pialos Tor Sale and to Let
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New York. FEB. 20. 1889.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-11-09
THE GOLDEN CROSS.

The Croissy Yew is little tale full Of
freshness and interest. We will let our
readers judge of it by an analysis, and
some extracts.
81 win tell you, sir, why come ev-
cry evening to smoke ny pipe under the
Croissy Yew."
So begins the tale. In 1912, the mar
rater, who had escaped the conscription,
by entering college, which he had since
left, did not know whatIto do with him
self. Meantime, he mused hanself hy
climbing up into q huge yew tree, and
casting his eyes over the surrounding
country. One moonlight evening, when
at his post, he overheard conscript,
who was bidding adeu o his sisters and
his betrothed. The litter wept. The
more resolute sister said:
a." Have you not got a colonel, him who
enlisted you? Well, g and find your
colonel, throw yourself on your knees,
and say, my lord, l ont want to go
away don't want to e killed. There
is my sister and wife, who cannot live
without me, and who ae going to throw
themselves into the rivr. Beat me COL
onel, put me in prison, but don't make
me go away! Long lis the emperor i
He's noble fellow! let him leave me
in peace, and so about his business i
Celonsl, | am a man anil free one, and
I have no right to leavelmy sister Chris
tine, who won't have ne to quit her; and
who will hate you, coonsl, if you make
me go off !''
The brother smiled d his sisters Ca
gerness, and told herb must have a
substitute. and msney . pay him.
"Well," said Christine, Il will giy'
everything Eve got-ny gold cross, my
earrings, my silk neclsrchiefs, my col
lerettes, in word, all my trinkets-st'
him who will consent 0 CO."
/ An that does not anount.to the pric
of man." replied Euene.
Christine reflected awhile, and sale
catching her brotherI arm:
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but do not quit him, do you hear J ana
try to come back with him, to tell me,
There he is, it is himself, he is worthy
of you"
Eugene and Louise locked on, without
being able to speak. The grsnadisr rose,
took off his cap, wiped away . tear, and
said, Enough"
Christine turned to her brother and
future sister. She was ne longer the
same person. Her character had assum-
ed more serious hue. She told Louise,
II, too, am be,rothed-ths pledge of ny
faith is il. the hands OF q soldier OF the
guards"
A year afterward Eugene had to leave
his home. The enemy was in France.
and be would not have accepted substi-
tute sif he could have found enc. At
Montereau, his life was saved by a lieu
tenant Of carbinsers. As this sthcer in
formed him that he had no family, Eu-
cede invited him home to his own.
Charles, such was his name, soon won
Christine's favor; but she had plightsd
| her troth to her brothers substitute and
she was faithful to him. Then Charles
handed her the golden cross, and told hsl
it was he, who,sa poor collegian, asham
ed Of the noble action he was about t.
| perform, went away without seeing ne
| and finally rssc to the rank Of lieutenant
"At present sir" continued the mar
rator, 1--WE are rnarrisd. The sergean
died at Waterloo. Eugene and myss
: have prospered in the world; we live
) that little red and white house you 81
yonder, and 60 every evening to smok
D my pipe under the Croissy Yew."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-11-09
For THE SPIRIT or TEE AGE

The youth Of genius. by parents care,
Is rear'd for usefulness. To premise fair
All things appear-the growing intsllect
Expands-all view, admire and all expect:
But the deVourer comes, the blasting treath
Of the destroying angel fraught with dsathl
All hopes are withsred, every prospect sunk
He reels a drunksrd-evsr rdrunk-drunk-drp,k,
His fortune wastss-his rosy health DECAYS.
And death untinely ends his promised days:
His wife widow on the world is thrown.
ofmeaith deprived. OF friends and sacred home
No shelter left, TO screen her orphan train.
Frsm winters stormy blasts, and srsw and rain
Without friend to pity their distress,
No hand to give to make their woe. the less,
MEG.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1863-11-09
The Value Of a Husbands Soul

A iquor.dealsrs wife, whose con-
science was i'll at ease in relation to the
traffic in intoxicating liquors, availlng
herself of an auspicious msment, said to
her husband:
81 do not like your selling liquor it
seems to me to be bad business; ysu
do not, suppose, make more thanlona
sifis...s II .ss ssg o., d!sifF5y,s ,s5and
I should be very much rejoiced if ysu
would give it up"
Il know: answered the husband. "a.
well as you do, that it is bad business.
! should be as glad to give it up as YOU
wsuld be to have me, and if did not
make more than one or TIVE or even fivs
hundred dsllars q year by it, wsuld
give it up"
How much, then," inquired the wife,
"do you makes" ..
Why" replied the husband, | make
from two te thrse thousand dollars a
year, and that is too much to be relin-
quished." +-.
What you say" she reioined, brings
to my mind the remarks of alecturar I
49, h.cAu, "no, uavlnS repeated what
Walpole said in relation to every man
having his price in politics. added that il
was much the same in religion. Sata..
continued he lis broker. Not,a wheat
or cotton, or money broker, but a soul.
broker. Some can be procured to labor
in his service for hundred, some for a
thousand, and some for ten thousand dol.
lars year. The price, dear husband.
you estimate your soul at, l see, in three
thousand dollars year. My husband,
lock we'll to it; to me it seems ever
three thousand dollars year 10 paltry
price for what is truly priceless
On the mind Of that husband sudden
conviction flashed, and liberal as was his
portion in those rewards of wretched
ness which Satan proffersd, he resolved
and avoued the resolution to receive il
no longer.
Are We not all morally chargeable will
whatever evil we have the power bu
have refused or neglected to prevent p
Ihls wife did her whole duty on thi
great and important question now befor
the public. If all the women in th
State would do their whole duty. Satan
brokerage in this department OF bis trad
would be destroyed.