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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-08
From the Raleigh Sentinel.
OUR LOST BANNER.

[To THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR IT.
We flung to the breeze our flag proudly waving
The bright starry cross and the field of pure
white
And many brave men, the proud enemy Drawing,
Resolved to uphold it, or die for the right.
Braveiy they core it, while hope cheered them on
ward
To repel the invader from each happy home
Now should their memory ever be honored
By the truest and best that bright banner was
borne.
I tnow we must furl now fold it, forever,
For many that bore it by death are laid low
dmem'ry will bring them before us together, -
The ones that we loved the banner they bore.
r. P. II.
RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. 3, 1866.
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From the Richmond Dispatch.
ONLY A PRIVATE.

Only private! his jacket Of gray
Is stained by the smoke and dust;
As Bayard he's brave; as Rupert, he's gag;
Reckless as Murat in heat of the fray,
But In God is his on Y trust!
Only private to march and to fight,
To suffer and starve and be strong;
With knowledge enough to know that The might
OF justice, and truth, and freedom and right,
In the end must crush out the wrong!
Only private no ribbon or star
Shall gild with false glory his name,
No honors for him in braid or in bar,
His Legion of Honor is only scar,
And bis wounds are the;roll of tanC!
Only private! one more hero slain,
On the field lies silent and chill!
And in the far South wife prays Ill Yaln
One clasp OF the hand she may ne'er clasp again;
One kiss from the lips that are still!
Only private! there let him sleep,
He will need not tablet nor stone;
For the mosses and vines DER his grave will
creep,
And at night the stars through the clouds win
peep,
And watch him who lies there alone.
Only martyr! who fought and who fell,
Unknown and unmarked in the strife
But still as he lies i'll his lonely CELL
Angel and Seraph the legend shall tell.-
Such death is eternal life!
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. q, 1866. L. W. D.
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At tournament lately held in Tuscum-
bia, Ala, the prize, pair OF silver stars,
was awarded to competitor who had been
of the judges. The victor, as soon as he
had received the prize, announced that it
was offered as a present to the Association
for the Sepuichre of Confederate Dead. =
This act was highly applauded.
After Queen Emma had visited Green
wood Cemetery, she remarked, s. Your peo-
pie live SO fast, I wonder they find time to
bury their dead SO superbly."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-08

CAUSE OF THE EVENING STAB DISASTER
The official investigation of the loss of the
Evening Star has been finished, and the
report sent to Washinton It is to
the effect that the vessel and engines were
in good order, and of sufficient strength,
and that the cause of the loss was the want
of crew. There were but six sailors, who
were unable to manage the steamer in a
storm. The report is positive in the state
ment that with sufficient crew the vessel
could have been safely brought into port.
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MARRIED..

at st. Thomas Church. (Catholic,) in this city,
on Wednesday evening, the 3lst of October, by
Rev. Father Northrop, Mr.. JAMES Fl. McGAkI1
this city.
In Raleigh, on the 30th instant, by Rev.
r. =. Mason d. D., DR.. PEYrON i HENRY OF
Coerain, BERTHE County, TO Miss LUCY GATHER
me MOORE, eldest daughter of Bartholomew +.
Moore, Esq, OF this city.
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CANDIDATES FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENCY

CANDIDATES FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENCY.
The New York He1uId INDUCES in spec
ulation as to tie probable candidates for
the next Presidency The Radical nomi-
nee will be, it thinks, either Chase or Bat
ler-most probably Chase-Grant will be
the Conservative candidate, and Mcclellan
the Democratic, though it thinks this nom
ination may be complicated by General
Shermans name.
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square, of 10 lines or less, for each andevery
insertion, ST.
Special Notices will be charged 50 90 per square
for each and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications of every
charac ter are charged as advertisements.
aENo advertisement, rejecting upon private
character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, bs
admitted.
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CRLINGION.
BURLINGTON & MONROE,
INSPECTORS OF TIMBER AND LUMBER,
WILMINGTON, y. e.

I F1ROMPT paEscnal attention given to all
L business intrusted TO their care.
Oct. 3j-Wtf
MosBY AT THE GRAVE OF AsHBY.-The
Winchester Neocs, in its account of the ded-
ication Of the Stonewan Cemetery last
Thursday, says:
tol john S. 1Iosby, the terror OF the Yam
KEGS, was present and acted as marshal
He looks remarkably well, and from every
indication it would appear he has many
more campaigns in him yet.
We were much struck by a negro servant
of Gen. Ashby's family at the grave. He
wept profusely as the remains of his former
master was being lowered in the earth.
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BEsNETT, VANPELT y 60"

% WHITEHALL STREET, NEW
StIIPMENTS OF COTTON, NAVAL ST. 'hESo,
Ncssrs. Wallace 4 Southerland of Wilmington,
who will pay revenue tax and other charges. All
goods covered by insurance, with or without
udviccs
Feb. Is 2-tf
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Taken Up

= MY PLANTATION, i'm "iney e,-z-,e.s
u Woods District, i'll this county, onG SS@E7S~t
with white back, smooth crop and split III the
right ear, and under-slope in the left ear. The
owner Is hereby notified to come forward, prove
property, paw charges and take said COW away,
otherwise She viii be dealt with As the law directs.
JOHN ID. WALKER.
Oct 81 29-d1tw2t*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-08

To economize is to draw in as much as
possible. The ladies apply this art to their
persons, and the result is very small
waste.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-08

A hopeful young lawyer says that any
young lady who possesses 1000 acres OF
land. presents sufficient grounds for attach
ment.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-11-08

Mary E. Drew
VIM. ". Drew, Guardian Petition for Dover.
ia Item for the minor heirs
of S. J. Drew, decd
FILED vt THE ABOVE TERM OF THIS COURT.
IT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF
/ the Court. that William Fl. Marsh and Martha
T., his wife, defendants i'll tins cause, ron-res
iients OF the State: it is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in the weekly Journal of Viii
mIH3ton, for six weeks, notifying them (Which 10
ticc is hereby giyen) that they be and appear at
the next term OF this Court, to be held Ill Smith
plead, answer OF dcmur to the prayer OF the petit
ton, or Judgment pro co.JtsS0 Will be taken
against them.
true copy from The Minutes Of September Term,
1856.
WILLIAM II. d. MOORE, Clerk.
Oct. Il Iw. adv. SD 90 36-6w
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DIED.,

In this city, on Thursday, the 1st instant Mrs.
Love, aged 73 years, months and days.
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State OF NOrth Carolina,
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.

BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
Lot9t Of Pleas and Quarter SeSSjonS--Septe2,be''
Term, 1866
Mary E. Drew
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The BUREAU.-Major D. Fl. Morton, of
the V. r. Corps, former Assistant Superin-
tendent at Morganton, has relieved Capt.
A. w. Shatfer lately on duty IN Charlotte
in charge of the bureau" The Guardian
says that Capt. Snafftr has been clever aud
courteous He goes to Salisbury.
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april II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-04-14
new Ss1ERI'S NOR stGc.
Th~ Gnai Invention o. The Age.
HOOP SKIRTS.

J ". BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX,
ELLIPTIC Cor double, SPRING SKIRT
This IVvESTiU> consists Of Dnplsx
(or ivo) Elliptic Pare R.hnet Steel Spriag.
ingsniousiy OEk Did iis htly and h'riv ipgs'n-
er. sdgs 10 edge. mskine ins songh-s'. mos
g. xi6fa, elastic ano dur bio sprier ever rsee
rhey seldom bead ~ hsrak. NE The ringiF
springse snd canseqa~n'lv pfessrvs iheifi
rerfec, and besuliinl shape mo the. fwir-
- long a. any single sprug skiFi ihsi ever
hss % can be made.
THE wonderful A. xibty and arss'eosn
an and pl.ssue to any Lsdy wearing th-
Doolsx Elliptic SKIRT viii be sxp-rsenrsf'
osrtieuIsry in I'll crowded Assemblies. Up
srss. Csrfisgss. Railroad Cars. Caufch P-~s
Arm ChsIrs. for Promspass snd Hvus.
Ds.s. - the saint can BE folded when ~
use 70 vccupy snsll phcs IS esH's snc
Irenysui.n'iy as silk ~ mu-lln dress.
a Lscv having snjpved tho pleasure, cotn-
s,r, ssd ffes, conva nienes ~ wearing the
Dupl.x Ellipns s eel Sgri,g Skir lor :
angle dsv will mover srrr~srds Willingly
Ioispe,ss with their use. Fir Children.
Misses and Young L-d'es taey are superior
10 til NfHfh.
TIE HOOPS ere covered ~iih , pi,
double twisted thread and ~iil wssr t~ic'
IL long as The single ssrn ccvs'lng whlrh y
.red on al single s'es hoop ssir'- IT,
,sree bottom rode on every Skirt are sls'
4 Do.ole Sisei. aud vice ~ doubts c"s~r- .
10 prevent The ecs~ring from wes'irg 81
he rods When dr'rgiug dnwn rrifs s'"r'
sfers. ETC, etc. which they are constantly
.ubi,ct "a " hen IN u~s
Allsre msdr olrns- new No elegant cord
\ "a tspes md are Tho bet qusiiy-in ever
par,. giving 70 the w-sfer t''s most erareio
land perfsct SHAPE possible. and sre unqnes
lionably The Highest. most drsrahle. = VI
,ifcr,nbir aud seonemiral Skirt ever made.
!. wfsT-, BRADtfT AIRY PEoPhrfToR
) las the rrventi b. and $ w fAsuFAcTuRkR'
} a7 CH.xggRs, snd 19sSl aFAnE STREETS
y Nes York
II FOR SALE tn Ell hrs' sl.ss Sior~s
) his CRY, asd ,hrvp Z h,p, The United state
n md Can.ds, H~an, DE- Cubs, Mckee
a Sou,b Anrsics snd he West la tee.
n ~ Inquire icr ne DnPirx Eiie''e q
NJ douhle) Saring Skirs- A. q =.
March PAN. ls66-Sm.
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SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
1a0 Acres lsaE.d.

yR-OW il The Time tur'sny ono wishing 6
L purchase unv ol the mc.t ussirso's
arms IN Do b+- cnDnty. 100 srres o. u Y
s,d d.. .suc~. snd in good .n'uys'i"n II hss
coad frame dazzling house. barn. wen
is,eru. orchard snd All o,h Il c"nfeni-ncse
,nd so 10 sold on fsssnn.tlr terms 10
Ssh Far .unh~r pafiirularr inquire .
A. 4. ktsp. on the prsm.ses in Hsts'so
4. rrsnip: Or IL q. DOANE,
IN. ~. II. d rEiER CFfIcK.
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"a or design j. 10 make orr paper
ne that w.ii DC 81 intel vst ~ aii 81
,,.re,l ID tic different departments "
ac.ive industry ia every part ~ tl'w
county. w respectfully solicit The co-
operation ~ orr Intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being g.
rpc;allv DESTROYS of promoting tbs
jlrniny interests NJ Dabols. items y
,nv acpartn,cntot agriculture are par
,;cularly solicited. Please serd rs al
me news. incidents, general informa
r;on. and mineral discoveries III you
respective ncighborhocds.
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A Cough, Cold, Or Sore Throat
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ArrESTiosAED SHOUT ?
A., ..a,r.. ~ rns.rfnrR

NIX cHrcKsp. lf a LOWED 10 corriEcs'
Irritation "; the Lungs. . Permanent:
Throat Affection. or an lncuraD'.
I.nug Disease
- crrEs THE RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs
.v,xa ptaecr i-rLuExcE 70 THIS rAsrs
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
E.r bronchitis. A sihma. Catarrh, Con
sumpiive and Throat Diseases,
rRocHes ARR USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD
SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
sul and Trocnes useful in clearing me
voice when taken before Singing o. SpraS'
linz. add relieving the .hroa, alter ~ oau'
sual exertion Of Inc vocal organs IDS
Troches are reco mmendod and prescribed
o. Physicians, and hive had tes'lmon'si
IRON eminsn, men throug chou, the country
|, Being IN article Of true merit, and hsvinI
proved their efficacy BY tee, 81 many years
each yesr fnds them IN new loca''''es 70 ~
rious parts q the world. snd the Tfoche
ere universally pronounced better than o'hs
srtielcs.
Ostsin snIy"Br owns Brcrchis' Tr'ches
and do not take. any Of the Worthls" In
sa,ions that may be offered.
| Sold everywners ia the United states
n IN ia Foreigo Counties. Al % cents p
,lbex.
4 Nov <fh. l6e6-6m.
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s.,ggegss or YOSTlE.

A Gentlemen Nho suffered inr ysss 'ro"
Ss,ssu- lI-til.,. pfem-',rs Decay and Az
We M. ~ j youthful ,nd'serrt ~ WI ~
N suarung humlniis, se'sq rec :" ~
~ny n.sds NJ. tn- rvy'ps aAd d'ref'lpns ~
..aliar ~ an Ole remedy ~ winch ne va
cured Sairr>r- vispins :, PROM ~ ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, csaeo :" BY sc'fs''
JoEs D 0spxS.
40 ~ Chaao~rs ST., Nav fo'k.
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OF The Construction OF . Telegraph
line along The Ohs river. between Louis.
vile nd Evansville. 10 IN contemplation.
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Every young lsd, end gentleman Y" '0s
lf.u.s = strscsn hsa. somsIhitis very much
- ,h.,r sdssuisgs by return ma'' lirre y
.n.rrD by sccf-s-'"g 'ne uode's'ln~' =
,.aa.- 4 .,is.,e.,ai oeins hunbuggsd WI
,bry. ~ uui nui.rl'g ths c-rd. Az Others
Kin pl-asr sd1ee-s their ohsJi-n' ss'Nah''
lRo +. CHsiMAk. =.
e3l gr1 aJasy. New iox
Mnrch 3 Sh6-y.
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EfCairo. Il u thought. will De free from
wafer when he river rsss sbove il level
lie new pump, capable Of throwing forty
'houssnd ssllcns o. ~s,er per minute. went
into operation LIST week.
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10 Colaa;I,l, z,,iyts.

The advertiser. having osen 'e''o' -
. nesIth.n lev woke sya very H"P's
remedy. shsr have suffered Tor sess
,al ven. ~ilh . scsss iungsfsc'io"' s"d
"a, dread d,sssse, C,nsu nption 20 anxious
10 make known 10 his fellow sano'efs 'ne
means u curs.
10 al who desire i, he viii ssnd copy
81 ths prescription u.ss(tresvl e"a'se)' WI"
the direstious Ter preparing s"a using "
shich they ~i.i tiat sure cure ~
cuu.unp,,oo. Asthm', Bro"esi'is, Co"s"'
y .lds Aud ali Throat aud Lung Ailscuon'
me onl, Yvjscs u me sjssf1l'ss \" ss"''"s
~ p,...rip,iun is 10 ponsdl The IN cteo
..as,ee.d informs alum y hch 10 conceived
\, b. invslusbi-. sud be hopesrssy sufferer
x,,l try bic rem-oy,as viii c,s' 'nF'n -
.h,nr. snd msy prove bl'sa"=
II p.r,ies wi.hina Tho prescription fsst
!, ~ r.t,rn mail. 4ill please sdtre's.
i gkv EDwAEp A Wilson.
Will .m,burs Kings Co. Sew YORK.
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GrsEHAL GRANT SURF sKTs TAs fRlsI
rssE A correspondent writes The Chicago.
Tmes from Washington CITY, that General
Grant sides with the President; that. 81.
though he Is more re,icent nov than ever,
he hss said enough within two weeks g
convince ~ wbo heard thss he j. the fast
sai 6rm friend snd adviser Of the President
and shst his only complaint on that scor'
is othst the President hiss not gone To-
enosgh" This news will add yet further
20 the affection OF the radicals.
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ADMlNIsTRA TORS NOTICE

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the under
IN signed hss been appointed Executor
win will annexed. Of the estate Of Geo kist.
Iser. late Of Dubois county deceased. Said
estate 10 supposed 20 be solvent.
GERHARD NIEHAUS. Executor.
| Ma.ch 24sh, l666-3w.
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JASPER COURIER.

-
n..ArAsp GLORIOUS vicroAious's -
y .vxx-I,is.~i,h feeling ofp'essn's ''s'
...,,a ,hs fac. that Fors,wsyns y ns''
49,. ,e she stands forth ~ 'he
~ eolors. aud sends 70 her Demo
',, b,s,h ernesesliag ,hs' she has give"
.sv,u hundred msj.ri'y for Democf'ue
.,nc,pies.s Old Allen is now ~ 'sa'' 80
o,,.bsr che vii give the largest ~
", me Drmuctsiic ,ickst ever s'ss"
1. ,h., sssun,h Democratic county -"
u.moef., mus ,ums 10 The result
the victory i. csaps'e me "o'1"I
.s, r.,e no, only tue - snen~e'se' '"'
,,., pars,. bu, the johnson hspao''S'"'
IVA II -~Yll,ng hi. noble Democ's'c ~
me hvne-t Germans. whom "s
.,,,,on,.ts hnd p;so supposed """'u oe -
~, prev, resisted ~ 'hsr Establishments
IA $50. solid vate sor the parry 'hat ~
..s.,,,,.,t, ,iud,en,cd ,hsn tights
nv te-nn b, -; ~ v. met '"s' 'a'' ~
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a,a t~ech~rlrr - sh'''''"n'''''
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NM are,t-rn throughout l"a'pn4 aAo 7"
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S. L. WILSON.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

HAS Permsne ntly located IN Jasper; be
III Is ready Ut . n hours 70 attend end re-
spond 10 calls,
Particular ate n,or will be given 10 Nd
wifery.
Otics on tho West side OF North Msin 81
June "a n. is65-v,
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Work Nike . VSNOvsM-
YNs NANOA WIS

~ tbe most scsive and thoF0Ish pa
a.. nave ever been isitrvauccc-
Trey al % directly uf0n the Live
exrit;, H.. crxsn % such On extent =
iss.t ss<tsn does ncs reispss Int -
r,rr,f s.lssion, vnsca i TOO sPe - -
the case with simply pargs-ivs P'n-
They Are really
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a.. irS,rt.l.t = 1t.5 srsss.ss.H. l'"'' '-''
Nar,. s'ar.ti,na ssnr. JanusFy i''c ~pfx Z"
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M NJ, nnnrr inirAi i1lInNln4.
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HooA OMA lilvss VM.
which, in conf junction With ne
D\OoA HwsySNsv,

viii cure AZ the aforc neiltloied -
80 II themselves, will relieve and cass
8eaiache, c0stsDsress,
Co,i, Pains, Cholera J<srbzs.
Ini;g~stion. Pasni. The Sssssis.
Qizztn<ss. 80
Trv .hese medicines. and you uiA nsve
regret It. - -
sh.,n aud fhey will ssy they ars
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-09-21

midst of that fierce, sufocating hea
of smoke and steam from the water
pouring into the room. And how
everything else but the words o
prayer came into ones mind and il
was as if the deyils-despairing, bias
| pheming devils were Kissing in my
ears to curse and shrek oaths. Then
too, came the thought of those at
home and the little golden curIs that
| should play with no more ard how
[ could now understand the dread my
wife always mad Of what she called
my frightful business. Yes, [ had
saved seven that night; but it was
hard to die-hard to give up life at
eight and twenty, and suffer the
death from which | had saved so
many.
[ couldn't help it just then, for a
grim smile came over my face as |
thought it was my old enemy the fire,
being revenged upon me; but directly
after | tried to pray once more, and
then in the midst of the smoke | gave
wild cry, dashed off my helmet,
dragged my belt undone, and kicked
off my heavy boots, half Suhfocated,
and had off my thick coat, too; and
then with my heart beating with hope,
| thank God for the thought, and the
next moment | was over the great
bars and in the big chimney Of the old
house.
1t was full of smoke, and could
hardly breathe; but it was a sure
way of escape to the roof; and though
| could feel that VS. tearing the
skin from my elbows and knees, |
managed to climb higher and higher,
slowly and painfully, but soon |
could feel q current of sweet, refresh
ing air setting down to me, and every
breath gave me fresh strength till |
reached the top, when my heart sank,
as found it would be impossible to
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Poetry.

What is poetry? A smile, tear
a longing after the things of Eternity.
1t lives in all created eXiStences-in
man and every object that surrounds
him. There is a poetry in the gentle
influences of love and affection, in the
quiet broodings of the soul over the
memories OF early years, and in the
thoughts eli glory that chain our
spirits to the gates Of Paradise.
There is poetry in the harmonies OF
nature. 1t glitters in the wave, the
rainbow, the lightning, and the star
its cadence is heard in the thunder
and in the cataract-the softer tones
gurgle sweetly from the thousand
voice-harps of wind, and rivulet, and
forest-the clouds and sky go floating
over US to the music of melodies-and
it's ministers to Heaven from the
mountains of the earth, the untrodden
ShrineS Of the ocean.
There's not moonlight ray that
comes down upon stream or hill; not
a breeze calling from its blue air
throne to the birds of the summer
valleys; Of sounding through mid
night rains it's low and mournlu
dirge over the perisl4iag flowers o
spring; uot cloud bathing Itself like
an angel vision in the rosy gushes 0
the autumn twilight, nor rock glow
ing in the yellow starlight, as /
dreaming of the Eden land, but is ful
of the beautiful influences OF poetry
Earth and Heaven are quickened b.
its spirit, and the heavings Of tn
great deep in tempest and in caln
are but its secret and mysteriou
breathingS.
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A Spanish Incident.

Charles V, while hunting, lost his
way and entered a miserable roadside
inn for rest and reireshment. He
noticed four men lying on bed,
whose countenanceS were bynO means
of good intentions. In
fact, they were thieves. Charles ask
ed for refreshments but he had scarce
iy swallowed drop, when one OF
the Unlocking fellows got up and
him, with the remi TX:
II dreamed YOU had a mantle that
would fit me to a I" and thereupon
appropriated the garment.
''And !, said the second fellow
following bis comrades eXampi e
@dreamed you had a bluff coat which
would fit me nicely" At the same
time he seized upon the bluff coat.
The third took his hat; the fourth
prepared to take q whistle which the
emperor wore suspended from hi
neck by a gold chain.
"Softly, my friend, " said Charles
.9et me first show you the use of this
whistle"
Accordingly he raised it to his lips
blew a shriIl note, and the house was
filled with his armed retainers.
Here" said Charles, pointing tt
the ruffians, 'are set OF fellows wht
dream whatever they want. 1t is m,
turn now. | have dreamed that al
these rascals ane worthy of a gibbet
Let the dream be realized instantly.
The hint was taken, and, withou
further delay or formality, the ras
cally uuartette was swung up befor
the inn door-a signal warning to al
unprincipled psychologists.