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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

SATURDAY, Jan "a, 1863.
SESArE.-The Committees reported on several
resolutions referred To them. Bills were intro.
duced 10 make Gavin and Hord's Statutes eyi
dence in all courts in place OF the acts named
therein; to enforce the 18th article OF the Const
tuition; 10 amend the act in relation To Auditors
and Ia amend the 9th section OF the practice act
A debate sprung up on resolution introduced
by Mr.. Shields to direct the Judiciary Committee
To introduce bill to collect the taxes by Town.
ship Treasures, in which Messrs. March, Shield.
and Murray advocated that plan. and Messrs
Ray. Wolfe aud Cort,in opposed IT, Messrs.
Williams and Ferguson advocated the reference
IL was finally passed as a resolution OF inquiry
The bills on second reaing were put through
aud the files cleared
HousE.-Nothing ia the House If any i'm
portHnce, beyond the report of the Judiciary
Committee against the right Of soldiers To vote
absent from hume Such proceeding would be
unconstitutional. and the House concurred in tho
opinion.
A resolution looking To the Improvement b,
the General Government Of Michigan City har.
bor was adopted
Bills reaching No 90 have been introduced.
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acting Rear Admiral D. n Porter. on board the
L. : steamer Black Hawk. on the mouth 81
White River, Jan. 20. ne follows:
We have taken 81 Charles, Duvai's Blun and
De- Arc. aud the light drafts are over three
hundred mile shove the mouth Of White River.
The DE kalb. Fleet Commander Walker. cap
tured ut Duvsrs Bluff two eight inch guns vi h
carriages. summation. &c. 2U0 Enfield rides.
aud three platform cars. AT Des Arc ws cap
tured So prisoners and . quantity Of arms and
ammunition. A. N. Prxxccx.
Fleet Captain.
The Judge Advocate General has taken pre-.
liminary steps tor fGll investigation OF the al.
legged frauds connsctsd with the Quarter MASTER
Department in Philadelphia. The estimony ia
part has already been secured. The transactions
relate 60 tents caps. clothing and other supplies
Shodd, entered largely IL Is said, into the eou.
tract The report states that the fraud. at a
large figure. aggregates several milsons-
Mi Gen Burnside was in this city 10 day and
had an Interview with President Lincoln. Secre.
tsry Stanton and General Halleck.
IL 10 generally believed here that all the reports
that any portion OF the army Of the Potomac has
recently crossed the Rappahannock are withou,
foundation in fact.
A telegram from the army received 10 might
says there is nothing of interest to communicate
John II. Boyle aud Chas. Powell. lately ar
rested near Dumtries, were Doth reoei Saptains
on Gen. Stuart's staff The evidence against
them seems 10 be conclusive AS To their being
spies who dressed in citizens clothing. kept their
chief constantly advised of our movements. and
especially Just before the last rebel raid on DUN
fries
The special to the New York Tribune from
Washington, says:
Count Mercier repeated to day his assurances
of the friendly regards oil the Emperor Napo.
leon, and said he wished to have il announced
that the intentions of France in her proposal OF
mediation and in her expedition to Mexico. are
N consonance with the most friendly feelings To
0e American Union and American interests.
That in regard to Mexico particularly, the Em.
peror had no purpose to interfere with American
rights. the rights Of nations. but only to main
tain the honor of France.
NEWARK, n. j.. Jan. 24-The six o'clock
train from here on the Hoboken railroad ran into
all open draw over the Hockensack river this
morning. Jacob Woodruff, engineer. Patrick
Gallagher and an unknown soldier boy were
drowned The bridge tender had neglected to
run the draw.
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iss rslsaxsys.
vesv SOph 0aphes.

NV 1osK. jeauary ~
The -four market opened 5Gal0c better. and
decidedly more active Sc eo@6 80 for sstrs State:
s. 00@7 IS for choice State: Sc s5d6 IS Tor
superhne Western: Sc soa7 90 for common To
medium extra Western. 81 35(a7 40 for common
to good shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio:
s. SOFAS 80 Zoe trade brands. market closing
hrm. with sellers at inside prices
Whisky heavy and lower; sales at 49, e ssise
Wheat more active and l6a2c better: Chicago
spring sold at 81 S0@I -: Mn~sukee club a.
4sdl IS: winter red Western 8; 5s6fl IS; am.
Der Michigan 81 6sdl 65; winter red illinois
81 56Ca 81; prime white Michigan 81 80. Cora
le higher. and more active. with rood demand.
part speculative; sSaesc four sound shipping
mixed Western; 759eokc for unsound yellow
Western; 92c for white Western.
Pork unchanged; demand moderate. Dressed
hogs shade easier: 6d6Ife tor Western.
Money hrm. aud more active az & per cent.
Sterling Exchange decidedly higher. 1872 "a i63hs
for merchants. and lG4dl65 for bankers, balls
Gold excited and higher. opening ri l4eax and
closing iirm at 1900 l50iz. Demand Notes i46.
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Night Report.
CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY IN NEW YORK
Further .v'etrs from .HericO.
IL -
Night RcpOri.
Operations of the Fleet in White River

Nrw YoRx. Jan. 24.-The New York Express
say;
On Wednesday last Gen Wool issued orders
To the several commanding officers OF the regi-
ments forming the whole militia in the State 10
report 10 him the number in each corps ready
tor duty, with other particulars relative to the
efficiency and the arms IN their possession. The
orders were quietly served ON these officers and
the commandments OF the regiments of the ID iii.
vision responded by presenting their reports to
Gen. Wool IL Is understood Gen. Wool in
formed them that he WAS empowered by the Gen
eral Government to perform this duty Some Of
the reg menis of the lst division reported To Gen.
Wool but Others boldly refused To do So on the
ground that Gov Seymour was legally the com.
mander ol the forces OF the State. Yesterday
when Gen. Hall first heard of this movement Oh
the part OF Gen. Wool he Immediately proceeded
To the headquarters OF the commander Of the de-
partment OF the East and had lengthy inter
view with Gen. Wool, during which he entered a
vigorous protest in behalf OF the State forces
against the order of the General requiring them
10 report TO him.
This new movement has created a great ex-
element in military circles, and the prevailing
opinion respecting it is. that il embodies the de
sign of the National Administration TO place the
militia under their control.
Nrw YoRk. Jan. 25.-By the arrival of the
ctcdui>ilp lEOm Ala'huds VIC nave tue
following:
HAVANA, Jan. Ia Our sugar crop is beginning
to make its appearance in market. The crop
promises to be very large one.
The news from Mexico is of a highly interest
inc and important character.
French communication between Vera Cruz aud
Orizaba has been completely cut off by the Mexi-
can guerillas and can only be re established and
KEEP: up BY posting strong guards all along the
route The Mexican guerias are IN strong force
all along the route and worry the French unceas-
ingly Ii is reported that the French have been
/ repulsed and driven back from before Puebla
with great loss The French General Berther's
vanguard. 4 900 strong. we're completely surprised
by zoo Mexican cavalry, and about 900 OF the
French troops we're killed and wounded Several
French officers were taken by the lAsso and drag
ged of. The prospects of the French look ex
ceedingly bad. They can get no supplies from
the country, and are surrounded by a most deter
mined enemy who watch every opportunity 20
take advantage of them. No French soldier can
stray from his camp without being lassoed and
dragged of by some Mexican guerilla who is on
the watch for him.
The smallpox in its most malignant form has
broken out in Vera Cruz, and a lazaretto Is being
built for that class Of patients.
| WASHINGTON, Jan. 24-The Secretary of the
/ Navy received the following today
! CaIRo. Jan 23-i have just $3.50 p. NJ
received telegrAm FROM Memphis, Tenn. from
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

This delightful article for preserving and beantiyne
the human hair Is up by tho original proprietor,
and Is made with the care. skill and attention,
which first created It's immense aud unprecedented sales
Of million bottles annually. II Is sti sold a,
Is cents In large bottles Two million bottles can easily
be sold Ia year when IL Is again known that the Ka-
harion Is not only the delightful hair dressing In
the world. but that cleanses the scalp Of scurf and
dsndrur. gives the hair lively. rich luxusant growth.
and prevents II from turning gray These consider
ations worth knowing The Ksfhsron has been tested
for twelve years, aud Is warranted described.
Any lady who values beautiful head hair will use the
Kstharon- Is huely perfumed. cheap and valuable
II Is sold by all respectable dealers throughout the world
D.s. BARNES a CO., New York.
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Brow's Bronchial Troches

Rsseh dsay the affected parts ard give smest Instant
relief 10 BKoscmus, AsruA. and cArAnH they are
beneficial The good eject. resulting from the Of the
Toehes, and shsir extended has caused them be
eounierfsiled Be sure TO guard against worthless i'm.
itations osr.s only the osarf.s Byeses's Brsaeaial
7rocAss, which have proved their efficacy by ties, Of
many years. PusIIc srrsKKRs and sDosn should use
the Troehes. Military oacrrs sni soldiers who over
tan the voioe and exposed sudden changes should
have them Sold everywhere al % cents per bon.
lan2i -dxwSm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

vas amended 30 - 10 restrict IL. provisions 10 the
commanding Officer ct a company The amend.
meni a. amended vas then adopted by n to II.
and the ball passed.
Mr.. Harlan introduced bii, 90 establish tie
guage of the Paelic Railroad 10 H. branches
Referred to a select committee
Adiourpet
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General order No. 2-$eIltng Horses
and fast Riding.
HrApeusfrEKs. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind

HEApeUAfTEKs. ISDIASAPoLis, Ind
JanG~.y 10th. 1863.
l. Members OF Cavalry Companies furnishing
their horses and equipments have attempted to
sell them. No title passes by their acts. and all
such horses and equipments will be seized wher
ever found. and il not found or returned. the
purchasers will he promptly dealt with, and the
soldiers will be sternly punished
2. Cavalry and artillery soldiers are forbidden
10 ride at las: trot or gallop through the streets
Of this city IL Injuries horses, j. unsoIderly. IN
necessary, dangerous to citizens. and mad
missable. The provost guari will arrest all oil
Tenders, and report them at once
Commissioned officers will by example, and pre-
cent enforce this order By order of
COL. HENRY d. cARRINGTON,
Commanding Post.
Ixwm T. MosRis. Lieut. 18th Inf, Adj't.
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THE GorrscHLAK CoNcERrs.-The farewell
concerts OF Gottschalk and Patti were we'll at
tended on Friday aud Saturday evenings. as all
mertOrious exhibitions are i'm our city. The
musical critics were ia ecstasies, and those who
did not know whether the music was good or bad
took their cue from those at cultivated taste and
got extaiic too. and consequently the praises OF
the great composer aud the great vocalist were
upon every tongue The most expressive CON
pliment We heard paid to Patti was from pro
iessionsl gentleman. who. while the storm of ap-
plau-e was raging. turned To- friend and re-
marked. "she is brd--a bird-she never misses
a MOTEL The performance was "a rich as II was
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The Weekly Sentinel.
ADVANCE IN PRICES.
lob Printing.

We now ready to do all kinds Of plain and
fancy Job Printing in the best style. on short no
tice. and cheap any other Office We have
competcn, hands. good presses. fine assortmen,
Of paper and cards. and we can do good and cheap
work. All kinds of books. briefs catalogues
&C, printed IN the best style and on short notice
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. and all 9th
ers that want printing done. IT,
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WANTED.
A G. EN- r. s
& ons Z anti " ante Il

uwANr INDUSTRIOUS AMI ACTIVE MN To
j canvass the country thoroughly, and deposit our
medicine with every family. am employing agents to
canvass. foot, $500 and with horse and buggy $3.50
per year. Agents required 20 furnish horses and
bugge..
In edition the above salary dcfrny all expenses In
cidcnt 10 the business u IN agreeable aud hcathfui
occupation fur young men. giving them goodoppor.
tunty make money wi bout the possibility OF sustain
Ing Ius- accruing from selling on commission.
Applicants should apply IN person. or address az fur.
ther Information be desired che proprietor NY letter
No will be employed Tor less term than year,
aud will enter into written cot tract to that elect
shall requre security IN all cases " am not person.
ally acquainted with the applicant, a. shall htrust IN
his eu-io " none, medicines. books and receipts 20 the
amount of from 900 20 50 900. !. NJ. FROST.
Jan o.dAw3m Indianapolis Indiana.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

Norrcr To Thieves The house of II. II
Dodd was entered last night. and gold watch.
one n, ir of nantaloons one vest and one cravat
distracted The p.ntaloons contain Mr Dodds
KEYS to his safe As nc money is kept in said
safe, these KEYS Of no use 10 others. and ~
the thieves will return. or cause TO be returned.
the said clothes and keys. Mr. DOdd promises. II
be il allowed To continue his business, to be able
TO have another watch by mid summer; and IN
case thew. the thieves. run until that time. they
can come and get IL.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

ANOTHER RosuEnY SATURDAY night sol
der who had Just received his ply stepped into
the barber shop opposite the Bates use TO get
his whiskers colored. He laid his coat upon a
chair, and when he got up 10 put it on again ne
found his pocketbook. in which was SlO4 gone.
Some scoundrel hid tracked him from the paw
masters Office. and had meanly stolen the hard
earned money. The soldier is man of family
and was rejoicing in the hope of sending this
money to the loved ones At home, who doubtless
need IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

ufsiseksfs.
csoessosn ssarhes

CscIsxsri. January ~.
Flour trmrr, aud holders a.kel iOe advance
under the news iron New York
wheat vas also held &c higher. the nsrke Sos
both closing unsettled o.ss se0e0. RYE a.
vanesd 70 eSo- Com firm 80 &c. end uors bsv-
ers than sslleu
Whisky <3c.
Hogs dull. and uot much doing. ssua heavy.
averaging 300 70 go pounds. would bring eS1
Is. but there vas no demand for ordinary sv.
erages: ~ so 10 - IS h the nominal rsuss' Re
eepts 800. Mess pork unchanged: CITY 10 eld
at Sill 50@ Is %. bal Gil and els rsprss. nj The
views Of ba.ess geo. rally. and els q 10 a oss
aide quotation for new. Nothing done in bnlk
meats. slzss3tc are the rstes asked The ne~s
Of an advance N gold ssifened the msrket some
shat At the close. Lard is held a. SIC, bu, se
IL the rate offered.
Groceries unchanged.
Gold unchanged a. las. sIls;r 10. Demand
Notes l42 Exchange steady.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

Uxtrrp SrArrs CouRr-The parties arrested
a few DAYS ago. a notice Of which appeared IN
our paper. have all been indicted, We believe. by
the Grand Jury Of the United States Court now
in session. Two of them, Giberson aud Poor
man. have been convicted. and Morgan was tried
on Saturday. and was doubtless convicted also
They will all be speedily put through.
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tTslNGER 4 co IS LETTER"A"FAN.

tE-SiNGER 4 cos LETTER
lily SEWING MACHINE. with all the recent Improve
ments. Is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTi.
Full Of all sewing machines This machine will any
thing from the running Of tuck In taretan the max
Ing Of al overcoat-anythng from pilot besvcreloh
down Co the oest gossamer tissue and L.
ready do it, work perfection tcan fcl hem bind
gather tuck quilt and has capacity for great variety
Of ornamental work This Is the only machine that
can FELL hem, bind. and FORTH but Il will do 70 better
than any other machine. The Letter A Family Sewing
Machine may he had IN great variety Of cabinet
The Folding Case. which, now becoming popular.
asts implies. that be folded into box
case, which, when opened makes beautiful substantial
aud spacious table orthe work upon. The
OF every imaginable desiss-Pian the wood
In aatye forest, a. elsboratey finished african
make them. l. NJ. SINGER CO..
No. ass Broadway. New York.
Gk1y~ indianapolis Ofice-No. y Odd-iellows' Hall,
Washington street. apis-d&wtifebi 6S
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

ALADpIS.-To night. after months OF prepare.
iions aud large expenditure at mems Tor new
scenery. dresses and decorations, the curtain at
the Metropolitan will ti>e upon thit gorgeous ex.
hIbition. Aladdin. The management have prom
ised an exhibition 10 their patrons such as was
never before Witnessed ia this city. and We are
sure they will no; fail To come up % their prom.
ise. They have never failed yet. We have seen
some OF the new scenery. a. IL has progressed un
der the magic brush OF the accomplished scenic
artist. and can conceive how dazzlingly beautiful
il will be when the full lights thrown upon it.
The dresses and other properties are ON tue same
scale OF magnihcence that inspired the painter :
visions when sketching the gorgeous rrotto and
adding the tnts 20 the spleudors OF the palace. IL
has been thc ambition of all employed in getting
up this grand spectacle, to make IL one TO which
they could point With pide. aud they have Ia
bored suntrlingly Ia that eni The auxlhries
who participate IN the Feast OF Lrnerus, have
been drilled by Mr.. Vincent himself Miss M
earthly appears Aladdin and Mr. Vincent as
kasrac.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26
CAUTION.

The markets. full Of limitations represented 20 be the
same a. BROW sBRoNcBIAL rRoCIIEs," which are
In most productive cfpositive injury Many
willcecommend inferior preparations and lower priced
ARTICLES. ano-'ae prolific themselves Ash for md
OBTAIN onl, RRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs."
which ny long experience proved their value having
received the sanction of physicians generally. and te..
mouials from eminent throughout the country
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHfs. when allowed 10
dissolve slowly In the mouth. have direct influence
the affected PARTS the sedaye aud soothing eec, To the
mucus lining of,he windppe into the sPul
mon and gives relief In Coughs. Colds, and
he various rhroatahee tonsto which
singer are liable. febii -dly's2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

Losr-A package supposed to contain eighty
dollars, in \ blue envelope. was lost on Saturday
between the parsonage of st Johns Church and
Harrison's Bank The finder. by returning the
same TO Rev Mr. Bessonies. at st. Johns Church,
will be literally rewarded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

~ Spelling books have been unusually
scarce this season. owing To the publishers in
ability 10 oil orders Merchants will be glad to
hear OF an arrival OF 100 dozen at Bowen. Stew
art 4 Cos Send in YOUR orders.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

Nrw Booxs-Bowen, Stewart & Co. adver-
tse new books" in this mornings paper. Among
them We notice Mrs Fremont's story OF the
Guard and Bcecher's book Of Eyes and
Ears
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

A Cam Not having time TO sec our patrons
personally. they will confer great favor 10y call
Ing at our office and settling with our book
keeper. j. T. Pyle. Respectfully.
1927 jameson a FuSKHorshR.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

sE- The alarm OF lire on Sunday afternoon
was caused by the Burning OF stable in the
Sixth Ward. near the ,dison Depot. The sta
BILE was burned and horse scorched, but no
other damage was done.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

AnE Conixa.-The celebrated Alleghanians.
yocalists and Swiss Bell Ringers. lately returned
from a four years tour round the world. will give
concerts In this city some time next week.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

TO ADPsRTiSERS-AHa drsrfisemsnfs takenfor
specified time. aud ordered out before tAe erpfio1
offAs time specified wWbe Charged the regular rate
ferfAe sdms aH 60 fAe time tAey are ordered ont.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

gD-Air tight metallic burial cases. of I'll. latest
improvement. kept on hand at Longs. Under.
taker, South Meridian street Also good two
horse glass hearse for sale. 23-d&wiw.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

eT-If you want good silk hat. and We know
by experience that none other y desirable. go 10
Bak,r x Mclvcr's. They make IL a point 10
keep the best hat IN the market. GA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

tE- Mr. and Mrs. Waller left on Saturday
night. after she performance at the Metropolitan.
for Chicago
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

WAIVED Ixxrp,ArsLr-A girl to do general
house~ork for a small family. Mt No. - North
Tennessee street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

Masonic NorioE.-There will be special
meeting of Center Lodge No 81. this Monday
evening. at ! O'Clock. Tor work
Cus FIsura, Sec'y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-26

DrsRlk. Mrs. A. Thompson 4 Son have a
fine assortment OF Diaries Every citizen and
soldier ought To have one
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TuE Brsr PiASos-C hickering 4 Sons an,
Stsinwsy 4 Sons at Willard 4 Stowells. No.
Bates House 6m
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To Local ADVERTISERS Rates Of advertising
In the local column will hereafter be ms follows
FOR ten lines or less. 81 90 Over ten lines ten
cents a line. No notice will be inserted until paid
for
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

U A COUCH. COLD. OR AN IRRITA.
TED THROAT allowed prosrss.. result. 10 -ssios.
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. ofssnslns- 10.
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tFss The stats \ psin<ll
NEW TEARS Cits-Te m Assent Illus.
band.

0m00.
~ MAS. p,eeupss.
have for the. Nee Years ssf.
Tha, cannot be with money bought
No other Que hall have tbs rift---
Twas not Nth earthly singers wrought
Not from the nectar Cupid sips.
when Venus eve doth nsiliiy speak;
rs Hiss Of love, upon the lips
No other one need strive to seek.
Cir. not of earth. but from above,
True pledge Of love nnbroken,
hna kiss ~ purest love,
Upon the ip~-lovc's token.
on. N I had . carrier dove,
I'd quickly send II nov 10 thee:
Away, away she should fy. love.
Andt this gin for me.
wreath I'd t~ins around her neck.
OF flowers fresh and fair,
And her white breast would bedeck
With IVY hanging thsre.
And TO her little feet I'd tie
The olive leaf lemblem ~ peace),
Aud myrtle sprigs, with II 10 Vie,
For true love ne Ter should cease.
And meath her wing I'd gently fold
spray 81 the forget me mot:
Not one Of these I'D sell for gold
Whate'er ON earth might be my lot.
Carrier dove. Carrier dove,
Come quickly now a~syl away
And take this token 10 uy love
Upon this sad. lone New Year day.
ixDfsSkroiIs. January Let, 15s3
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No. e North MeFtusum 81
rlNHE NEXT TERN or THIS SCHOOL fUk foOsu
I.s,es viii eop,mrpce on Monday. January o.
References be made the parents and gusrdAs o.
pupils.