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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-14
Certificate No.
$4,000

Seized for violation OF the following Of Congress
TO wit IAN act 20 conscate property used fr insurrec-
tonsry purposes, approved August 6, 1851 also San
act 20 suppress inurection, TO punish treason and re-
beon. 70 seize and coni-cae The property Of rebels
and for other pu poses approved July l7th 1852 and
praying process against said certificates Of stocks and
money, and that the same may be condemned as for .
feited to the United States.
Now therefore in pursuance the Monition under the
seal OF sfid Court TO me directed and delivered 4 do
hereby give public notice TO all persons claiming
said Ger ihcaies OF stock and money or any
part thereof, OF IN any manner Interested therein
that they De aud appear before the SAID the Dis
ct Cou' OF the United States 20 be held the city Of
indianapolis ia and for the District Of indiana on the
18TH day OF March a; 10 O'Clock of the forenoon Of that
day. then and there 10 nterpose their claims and make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. G. ROSE U. s. Marshal.
Attest
WATT J. SNun, Clerk. march3 dit
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PROPOSALS.
CONVICT Dor.
FORTF COOPERS To LET.

CsEAIED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED on The
/ first Monday in April By the undersigned. At the
oce of the Indiana Prison In Michigan City, for the
Dor OF fory good Coopsrs for the term Of two more
wears 20 be worked within the prison walls There Is
good work shop large enough for 100 men, with all the
necessary couveniences The location 10 good fot
basip@s. and hoop poles ant and ear
be procured favorable terms II desired the labor q.
the convicts may be used for any other mechanical
poses. and steam power can be had Tor propeng ma
chinery. -
No bid. for less than 7oc per day will BE- received.
BY order Of the Board Of Control
nch4-d4w THos. WOOD. Warden
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sS-Gov Doty, of Utah. SAYS that in the
southern Mormon settlements they are cutivatinp
large fields of cotton The yield is gooG, the
staple long. and for whiteness, color and strength
is pronounced equa, TO the best upland cotton.
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

II WILL sell my BLOCK Of Brick Houses situate the
of New York and Tennessee streets, consisting
OF six tenements.
Also my residence No. les North West street
For terms apply At the sinking Fund Once at my
residence wM b. BEACH.
mzrl4-di0t
journal copy aud send bill to this Office.
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Giving hin, all The None, ne wants

There are pretended Democrats who tell US
that they are in favor Of giving the President all
the men and money he asks TOR. and then hold
ing him responsible for their use. They 90 a
bomb shot ahead Of even some of the Repub-
licans. La late debate in the United States
Senate, Mr. Trumbull. of Illinois. said very prop
erly,
al will hold him responsible for the discharge
of the duties that the Constitution confers on
him: but when the Constitution has imposed
duty upon me, will not put all the men and all
the money OF this country into the Executives
hands. when the Constitution has placed il par
TALLY in my hands as one OF the Representatives
here in the Senate | am not disposed Ia do any
such thing think there is a responsibility on
w. and that We are charged with seeing where
the peoples money goes"
In these remarks Mr. Trumbull talks like
man of sense To give the President all the
men and money he wants is simply 10 confer
upon him the Dictatorship Vincennes Sun.
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MARSHAL'S NOTICES.
United States Marshal's Notice

TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, IS:
WHEREAS, libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 10Th day
Of February, 1854, by John Hanna, ESQ, Attorney
OF the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described five per State Stocks Of the
State of Indiana and Samuel Miller;
dollars unpaid interest accrued thereon, to-wit;
Certificate No lerfffcate No
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WANT p.


AGENTS WANTED.
VK7ANTED. AGENTS FROM CTS TO Else PEA
w Month The United States Sewing Marhine Com
pany want active Agent lmsle or femal<l m evrrv
County solicit orders for their II Machine v,h
gauge. se~w driver and exr. needles. give large
commission
For particulars. terms &c, enclose sfsnp ana I. 4
dress CHARLES WERBk. CIeveaDc Obso
feb2s-d1v General Agent for the United stas.s
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DIED..

On the 18th inst. HESR RooKsH, wife Of Alfred
Rocker. sged so years.
Funeral from the residence Of s. $. Rocker, North
Wet street. this Monday afternoon at ? o'clock.
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q Washington paper states that Hum
phrey Marshall is reaping harvest in Richmond
by using his influence in getting Federal prisoners
released for q consideration" When ne gets
greenhacks in payment he transmits them 10 his
family. in Kentucky; and when paid 10 Confede
rate scrip he fights the tiger" with it.
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FOR SALE.
AT AU G TON.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CONSISTING OF Red
stead. Bedding, Stoves aud Kitchen Furpitnre he
longing TO Sam1 os5ourDe. will sold at aucfion on
Tuesday next, March lSth at 10 o'clock A NJ AZ his
Residence. % North Illinois Street
nchi3-d3s' W. y. fEATHERsToS Auctioneer
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Grain and Lumber Mills.

:. IT, Zcmp, flour and gris; JAS. II. Vaughn, -four
and EriSt; James \. Kirkland, prist; j F. Su,h-
erlan'', lumber and grist; W. +. Hug glcs lumber
anu grist; Charles Perkins, lumber; Col james
grst and lumber: l.. W. r. Blnir, flour and
grst; Charles RalcN -four md grist j. R. Sow
ELL grst John W. Gaskins, flour, grist and lum!
Der; John \. Young, grist and lumber; T. -.
'anthcn lumber; Robert Kirkley, grist estate
+ VIM. Shicl'ls, grist and lumber; George r..
Miller. -four and grist L. J. Patterson -four
and grist; John 3. Miller, flour and grist estate
of Il. Lang, gris, and lumber: W. NJ. Kelley
grist, John Chcsnut, griSt and lumber james
Chestnut: sr', grist and lumber: John McRac,
grist ana lumber; John Brown, grist; estate Of
Burwell Boykin, grist and lumber; estate of
Lemuel Boykin. grist and luf,ber: Mrs. Jane J
Knox, erist; Richard Hyatt, -four and grist
Lewis Peoples, flour, grist and lumber
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Headquarters,
RESEEE FORCES, s. c., }
COLUMBIA, sept. 30, 1861. s

\uLCMlUA, sept. 3U, 1861.
| SF'ECIAL ORDERS NO. {.
7 PURSUAN TO GENERAL ORDER NO. II.
~ Adj and lnSp Generals Office current series
(hrr,lnto appcndctO the Brigdicr General command,
ing Reserve Forces of South Carolina here assumes
control nn tllrec'l Of The cu,scrpon service in the
State.
II. Except hereinafter specified the organization
of II Couscripon Department in the State Including
the Examining Boards will hc preserved aud all cx
listing orders regulations aud Instructions of the Cont
nandnnt of COnscrptS will Gc continued Of f ,c ,m
otherwise ordered.
III. Local Eurong Officers and Examining Boards
will report immediately to tie Conmanlant OF CON.
scripts, AMI through him communicate with these
Headquarters, and will through Him receive ,rt}r,s
and Instructions
". All communications in relation to the Eonscl.p-
n service in the State and all applications for cy-
entn and dctai' must be made through the Com
n';innt of ConS,.rirS: communications on al nt,ir
subjects will continue to be made through the L. a.
'ic"eta Of the Reserve Forces :. {;
'. The "Ilcr of Congressional District Enrolling
Occr being al"is''d "ll officers heretofore acting in
that capacity will report bv letter the Commandment
OF c"scrip's tor assignment to other duty setting forth
tlr! rank corps position and pre- assignment ,c
duty. Competent officers will hc ass:cu rs 'I,lspcc-
tors of CONSUMPTION III the several Congressional
Districts.
VI. With - view to compliance of Par Ill., of said
Genera; or,lr No ~. the Cnnlmnlrit Of CoI,srrips
will without delay. order the n!r,licaI examination of
;lli commissioned Officers and other PERSONS (eNccpt
those of the 'Invtl.i Corps en- Iuvcu in The enrolling
service OF this Stale. commissioned officers as Il,
whom disability is found to exist will hold them
selves in readiness ia be assigned duty III tie field
soon ms practicable.
VII Application Tor assignment tn duty rs Enroll
'n@ Officers. Assistants Clerks and t" "Icr l,Stois
III The tnSrrii1i"n service in his STATE. will le re-
r.ivcd from officers commissioned officer; and
pr!vat.S h. longing to tie Reserve Forces and from
retired and lih, duty officers and men. and from per
sons not liable 10 service in The field Such ;pplit,.
'i"s enclosing ;e<t'n.?nias {" character, inriigc'cc
and ti,''esS, will hc add cSsc;l Maj G.. H. Mt:LrcN,
C"nlnIHisiant Vi ttnscrips. Columbia. :. G..
it; command Brig. jcn. CnEs$Cr
iis$i<%& sA ED. II. BARNWF
Oct 4istS .skSSs ssa IA. A. \. General.
H.. tB tstate papers copy three times.
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Headq'rs En-. Office.

CAMDEN, S. c. Oct H. sGA.
DuRSUANT TO ADJUTANT AND 1NsPECT6R
Il Generals Order No. n, heretofore published, all
detailed men, and those whose applications are pend
ing ana a'l light duty men, who unassigned and
al who have II" certificate Of exemption from cxamin
my Board or exempted under recent Acts of Congrrss
who arc not in active service between 18 and 45 are
hereny ordered to report promptly at this Office pre-
w. WALLACE
"cC 10 Act. +. D. K. D."
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Wanted to Purchase

E'OR TIE USE OF THE CONFEDERATE f.
a. States-Scr;'p Iron, wrought or cast, for which
rolled plantation iron for tic same Planters orot,ers
having amy of the above to dispose of will inform me
"t tile ia AS wish collect it together speedily
as possible d. S. MERUNEY.
September IF
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Commissioners Of Ro,,}x.

Comm'ssioners Of Roads.
). M. DaSaussure Chairman, B. T. Mccoy, W: l..
Hughes, Daniel L., Kirkland, James L. Nc
Dowall, Lewis J. Patterson, j. English Dolby,
Fred. Bowen, John L.: N1icklc. Gillian SGwcll,
Richmond II. Terrell, Emanuel Parker
The sixth section Of tie Ac, to establish cc,
tain Roads, ridges and Ferries, passed December
II, is rs follows
'That ench Commissioner of Roads now in Of
hcc, or hc1 entter appointed, shall serve until n
successor IS appointed, and has accepted. This
section to be i'll force during The war.
Commissioners Of free Schcnix
Wiley Kelley, VIM. Dixon, james Team, e. e.
Halle, Jesse Truesdel, Daniel l:clhune, y. l.:
Mcdowell
Commissioners Of IuLlic Buildings.
John Workman II. NJ. Kennedy, Il. B Johnson f.
J.. Hcmp, l.. W. r. Blair james H. Curetun, VIM
: d. Mcl'owall Chairman, &. p B., Colin Macrc,
Treasurer.
Commissioners to -ipprorc Publir SrcnriUtx
John ~ DcSaussurc, james Dunlap. Vim. F.. John
son, ST., \. NJ. Kennedy, Thos. Il. Shannon:
Commissioners ofthc Po"r.
T.. Barnes, \. 4: McDowall, John q. Higgins, r.
NJ. Kennedy j. s. Dcrass. ". +. IIugh*on, Sec.
and Treas.
President a"d Directors Of Cama.n Bri!yc Co..
PrcSdcnl-]ohn NJ. ncSaussurc.
Dircctors--Iohn Macrac. B. Perkins, .Inmc: Team.
Colin Macrac, Sc: Treas.
Soflier's B0ard Of Rrii,j.
John NJ. DeSauSsure l.. Barnes james Dunlap J
Ross Dye, {. Moselv, james Team. Jesse Trucs-
:: 'lc!, John Il. Micklc, Charles Halcy, John GAS
kins. Daniel Gardner.
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Scholastic, Mercantile, l. Mcchan-
ia

IVA
''":'
H. McS'hu'css Maie Academy; r. Staudcnmycr
,.'e "eEoG""' "fs. NictnndlcSs Acadcmy for
''''' 'e'N' MISS M'ssie IcNo"ii.
,,
H. !" -, noin'!, lanes Dun.np George Alden, Mrs.
Wink N""lpoe'', II. NJ hehnctly' Mrs Mcicish,
ncnlaniil, Aiallcs"n X Co., y. Il. Ii
"cp""nl'. ,. Nrrrnicm, NJ. Eaum& 49,.
.,"i."e'S' !. >. Myers, james NJ E"n
"t,"" n 20: "r"'ge Douglas, a.
i:""e''" hfo.' VIM. johnson, b. u. ''"'2
~. H"'S'SI
' '"" L. "e"r'
h"''" Sri'f: az" ""f'"""'.
James ~ I""'g
""t",S """ "'"'|y
J"mes y. ounS J. IS. Alexander, y ~.
hf"c@SM'M*, " """H ant t"rri"St NE
=. Sh'er' h"nef' H",'' Nathan L. Arran 'h"'....
HhiVef. H. h blacksmith
{1.<for tall
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fnrOnrr.
john s. Nlcroncy.
.WuNuycrx oC .EYtcii0nx. y

'.Nan"yrrx cf EHc,ions~
tECamdcn-Joln S. Mcroncy, G. ~ McDonal,
Curc"n's Nlill-FrcNcrck Bowen, James Team,
Emanuel Parker
Flat Eoek-Jcssc Trucsdcl, James Fletcher,
George X. Miller:
Lizcnhy's-John McGougan, Daniel McCaskill
H,nall Mcdonald.
schrork'S Mn-B. T. Mccoy, Alcxander Nc
Lcnd; Henry Radcliffe
Gnolwin ) S.ore-Bcnimin Cook John t. Mick
le, James II. Vaughn.
Liberty !!iil-.t d. Jones, ir., Il. G.. Patterson
r. Il. tunni!,aha
CM"r* Of ro~'
Joseph D. Dunlap. COMMISSIONER in Equity: VI
tlyhura. Clerk: a. l.. Mcdonald, Ordinary
e. Duncan Shcorn, Sheriff.
Tar (oNrcior
William McKain.
C"&fid,r"f" EMrcl!iny OMcrr
s,N. Il. Lcner. .
Con'fdrrofr Wo, T"9- CoVrctor.
IL. NJ. Kennedy
Assessors
"John Cantey, r: NJ. Kennedy.
Collector Of Tar in Kind
james Jones.
Chicf Commixsary .tyrnf
j. II. Devcreaux.
Confederate Quartermastrr's Agtnt
James Sewers.
State Quartermasfer's AGENT
A. Markley Lee.
Receiving and Delivering dgrn,.
j. NJ. Gayle.
Officers Of the Town of Camden.
Intenaanf.
James Dunlap.
Waraens
N. D.. Baxlsy.sD. D: IIocott, L. M..Boswcll, r. NJ.
Kennedy.
Recorder.
r. NJ. Kennedy
Marshal and Markct EClerk
VIM. johnson.
Professional.
Physicians noao Prachcing.
l.. IT. Deas, D. T.. DeSaussurc, T. Rcenstjerna,
W. r. Skies, Benjamin II. Maheson, J. McCaa,
]. I. Trantham, W. T.. Pickett, b. 8. Lncas. r.
F Mellow. L. NJ. DeSaussuve, Thomas W. Sn-
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School Notice.

>llE EXERCISES OF MISS H. +. Yt)UNGS
i SCtlOOL will begin Oh tho ID Of Oct ober- in the
cast brick Academy.
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Magistrates.

s." Magistrates.
John K: Withcrspoon, Vim. D. Hognn, W.. X. Tuy-
lor, Henry Brace, John Il. Shaw, Rich:rd l..
hitaker, J. T. Barker
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DISTRIC DIRECTORY.
DISTRICT OFrICERS.
Leyisiators.

a. H. Boykin-Senator.
John NJ. DoSaussurc, D. d. Perry-Rcprescnta-
tiy,.s.
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Office ,Q. #M. Depart1n

::55l .S|ffsl;. CAMDEN, Sept. 10th, 1864.
spLAKTERs ARE URGENTLY REQUESTED
TO- hanlin immediately all new fodder and pos
as old fodder and slucks in order 70 the
pressing demands Of onr arm,es! s..- s'|.;s'
They nre alsonoed that they can have credit on
their te Of 1854 for Eeir deliveries eor" if they
: ! CONWAY BELL Agt:. A: q. NJ.
Sept. Is 81. = ''s., - If
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STATE OF soUTan CAxoLvN.
4tT
T.. &5 @ M III E ER. 81.

I ACCORDANCE WITH THE RESOLUTIONS
- otthc General Assembly. the following persons
have been appointed hy the Governor To the Military
Academy, and Yl report at the Arsenal Academy in
E"lnmha. to C"pt. j. p. THOMAS commanding, or
tue first day Of january rcxi:
J.. First C'"g' essioaaI Dist' it-Scrgt - Mang'ur
20. j, s. G. V. b. H. Owens. Pee Dee Light Artillc-
ry.
. Src""d Co"g' essiono 1Dist,;ct-Sergt. A. +. OIrcn
Co. |, lst s. c. Y.
7hiru Cong, essional District Benjamin J. Jol.,-
son
F'ur'h Co"yession"l Di<!'7ct--I. y nuccy Dean
Go. e. Hampton Legion. S. G. V.
FVH C'ng'eSSi'm" Distr;ct-rhcn1o:c @. Ward!
Co. d. 22d 5. V.
>, SirN Congressional Dist'ict.-Scrgt. adi'"m T.
i!awlnrn. Co. f. 18th &. Y.
The applicants who have not hrcn appointed and
who may desire 10 rrcw tlrl: applications !t'r the
ncxt year, s,oud give notice thereof this lciar-
huents
Ey order Of The Governor
=. =. AETiiVH.
nc Is Private" See e:arv.
- Columbia am! Ctlrrles:o :oi papers publish lr
yeekly for weeks. All ether papers in Tho State
:nu!Asflpnee. pull 81 pnee.
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ar9"fm''s amt rrisarE !Schoois in Lumoeu.
l.. McCandlcss' Mule Academy; F. S,uudcnmycr
male "caaGm%: Mrs NleC"ndlcss' Acatt1ny for
Young Ladies'. Mrs. Mct,cight; Miss Dawson
Mrs. Pcck; Miss Maggie ucNnun
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Professional.
noao Prdct,cip1.

I "T"fcfHH5 HOU IFdcflClnJ.
L. IT. Deas, D. l.. DcSaussurc, T.. Rcenstjerna,
W. r. Skies, Benjamin II. Matheson, J. McCaa,
]. I. Trantham, W. T.. Pickett, b. 8. Lncas. IT,
F Mellow, L. NJ. DcSaussuve, Thomas W. Sal
mond, 7. l.. Zemp
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49, Ldi gers,
VIM. NJ. Shannon. W. Il. Leitncr
W. NJ; Kennedy. ". Il. Taylor2
'oserh ~ Dunlap. q. Bailey.
Dentist
NJ. B4scll.
SurrtNorx.
Colin Msornc, Daniel Bc,h.ne, {. T.. Halle,
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s-N''""rH ""d Dress !Nahmg.
Miss ID. II. McEwcn, Mrs. Hnmmcrsloug =
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(hn,ehrs
.Methodist-J. T. Wishtman, pastor.
Prcshyteran-S. II. Hay,
Episcopal-T. F. Davis. jr.,
Rartist-W. l.. IIughson,
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Commissioners Of Free Schnnix
Wiley Kelley, VIM. Dixon, james Team, e. G.
| Hailc, Jesse Truesdcl, Daniel Ec,hune, - Ii.
| Mcdowell
, 1864-05-14

Sometimes 4, eiil says " no" to an Offer,
when it is as plain Is the nose On her face
she means yes. The best way to :11dgs
whether she = in earnest or not, = e '1oS e:
Ts's,sn' Dossl 'n'0 n'r eyes, ""D u'''' "NHN "''
T..., i , III y, !: .,,.h !. = ,,,n,.,., man,
dOas ar bater Of a monarchy, that he win az
even wear a crown in his hat.
, 1864-05-14
sTEIAcooM, TERRITORY SATURDAY MAY IL 1864

lantic in the first vessel I could find.
determined to search for her through every
town aud village in the three kingdoms.
On landing, l found that my old commander
was also on shore. lie felt fer NC, and he
did everything in his power to assist me
and we got paragraphs, setting forth all the
particulars, inserted into all the papers
throughout the country. What could | do
morey
Well, about two months after l had been
in England, a detected, but beautiful
young creature, with child in her arms,
came to my lodgings and inquired for me.
Heaven and earth how 1 rtedi-how
trembled how my heart throbbed, when
gazed upon her cOuntenance, for it bore
the engraven lineaments of my wife. Scarce
could l speak to her. A tide Of feelings
swclled in my bosom, as though my heart
would burst. i thought feared thou
sand things in a moment.
She wept; she told me that she had
heard Of my paragraph in the newspapers.
That the circumstances related seemed to
connect her with me--that her fathers
name was Moffat-that he had married her
mother at Newburyport-and other things
she stated which the newspapers mentioned
not. God bless thee, my child my lost
one! ! cried l. And flung my arms around
the neck Of the poor, weeping, and forlorn
being. Her checks bespoke want, and
her eyes misery. Iordered wine. seated
her on sofa beside me. took her child
in my arm and kissed it; bat l saw the
agony that was heaying in my daughters
breast, and feared to ask her concerning
its father. / saw that all was not right.
Aud where is thy mother, love p said |
-'Oh! does she live.
'Yesl yes! she lives! she lives? sobbed
my poor child, and placed her hands before
her face and wept bitterly. She lives
she lives ! she repeated, but cannot meet
my dear mother again
My Margaret, then, lives said L; 'thank
Heaven! But weep not, my own child
my sweet one, do not weep. I am your
father. will protect you. Tell me your
story; and by Heaven! my girl, if you
have been injured, l will avenge your
wrongs
But she wept more bitterly. Tat length
learned that my Margaret resided in SCOT
land, aud that my daughter, against her
mothers will, had, while mere girl, mar
ried thoughtless yoang man, with whom
she had come 10 London, and who had now
all but forsaken her.
! desired to know where might see him.
without his knowing who l was; and, re-
ceiying the information l sought, ! found
, 1864-05-14

NNH IHff.IH e|H - "a NHf
o. let the soul It's slumbers break
Arouse iis senses and awake, laf
10 see how soon
le, 10 Is glories, giides away,
And tbe stern footsteps Of decay "
Come stealius .cts
Aud 4hile He View The rolling tide,
Down which our flowing min ties glide
Away 80 fast, f
IL us the present hour employ, isls Gsg
Aud deem each future dream joy
Already past taas
.st 10 vain hope deceive the mind,
Nchappicr let is hope to find
NJ ToEloFsdw than t0day. "a, M
~ golden dreaiis Of yore were bright,
'N them the present shall delight
Like them decay.
~af lives like hasting streams must be,
lnai INTO one engulpbing sea '
Arc doomed 10 fall--
ee 60 Of death, whose wavesfoll on
vi flng and kingdom, crown and throne.
And swallow all.
4LkeIhe rivers iordly tide, :
Aike the humble rivulets glide
A 70 that sad wave; ,..s.
A,h levels poverty and pride, sas@Ni
slen and poor sleep side ~ sido -'ai
Within tie grave: tes
2ss birth b but stdr4-place; aA
we : the tunning OF TIE race,
sand death tie goal; NJ 5i -it
T,sle ~ our glitiering toys are brought