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MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1866.
uninn State Convention.

A State Convention will be held in the Hall of
the House of Representatives, in Harrisburg,
Pa, on Wednesday, the seventh day of March,
A.. D. 1866, at twelve O'Clock NJ, for the purpose
of nominating a candidate for Governor, to be
supported by the friends OF the Union.
The ordeal OF war has tried the strength OF our
Government. It's fire has purified the nation.
The defense of the nations life has demonstrated
who were its friends. The principles vindcated
in the field must be preserved in the councils of
the nation. The arch enemy of freedom must
be struck once more. All the friends of our
Government, and all who we're loyal to the
cause of the Union in our late struggle, are
earnestly requested to unite in sending delegates
to represent them in said Convention.
By order of the Union State Central Committee.
JOHN CESSNA Chairman.
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late purity Of iuries, and the unceasing vigl-
lance with which the city interests are pro-
tected. But for the energy Of SAMUEL G..
KING, ESQ., who has our thanks, the munich
pality would have been cheated out Of half a
n illion of dollars. As II is, however, we hope
and believe that the game is blocked by the
publicity given to the transaction.
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in the Southern States there are 63l schools
for colored children. The number OF teachers is
l240, and of scholars, $4,000.
The workingmen of San Francisco have held
a mass meeting to promote the adoption OF the
eighthour system Of labor.
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MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THE SlENGERBUND'S
GRAND CARNIVAL AND ANNUAL
MASK BALL
~ MONDAY, February 5, 1866
MANAGERS;
Colonel Robert l.. Orr, No. 63l Chestnut street
Joseph ID. Ellis No. 325 n. bird street.
colonel William Moore No 648 N. Fourth street.
Walker CO., 5 W. corner of Fourth and Chesnut
FIR eishmann No 5O2 Arch street
FT Schuenemann Part No Gil N. Seventh street
W. Fischer No. 6l7 N. Fourth street.
L. Meyer n Il. corner OF Chesnut and Juniper streets
W. Eisenlohr No. l31 \ Tenth street.
f. d Ladner North MilltIrv Hall
Ig ThoTler, No 202 N. Fourth street.
Chr. Mack, No 2l2 5 Broad street
Josenh Steppacher, No 53l Chestnut street
Ch. Grener Sengerbund Hall, Nos. All and 4l3 Cal
lowhil street.
The Managers have much pleasure in ANNOUNCING
this Great FestiYa OF the Season They offer 70 their
Da irons per &c graIfcatlon of all their In
GREAT PROFESSIONS
FESIIYE SONGS,
GORGEOUS COSTUMES, Etc Etc.
Two Grand Orchestras supp led bv Birghed will per
form alternately, Dance and Promenade Music.
Tickets 50, admi tins gentle and two ladies;
additional ladies 81 each
For full particulars, see circulars attached 20 each
Ticket, II 18TH THE COhhlIrEE'
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INSTRUCTION.

- SPRING GARDEN INsTITUTE.-Terms sl5 per
i2 taths IS I'm j. Nj. HUNTINGTON, Principal.
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H4g9 BRYANT, STRATTON & KIMBERLY's
COMMERCIAL. AL.COLLEGEi

COMMERCIAL COLLEGEi
TBLEGRAPHIC INSTITUTE,
ASST MBLI BUILDINGS,
s. W. corner TtNTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
The PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE,, an ImpO rtant
Link in the grea! INT EkNATI0NAL CHAIN OF coll
LEGES located In fifty principal lies of the United
sta Ties and Canadas.
The Collegiate Course embraces
BO0K-KEEPlN0,
es' applied to all departments of Business Jobbing
Importing, Retailing Commission, Banking Manufac-
turing, Railroadmg Shipping. etc
PENMANSHIP,
10th PLAN and ornamental.
COMMERCIAL LAW,
treating of Properly. Par neTshps Contracts Corpora
tions, insurance, Negotiable Paper, Geneial Ave-
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS.
treating Of Commission and Brokerage, Insurance,
Taxes, Duties, Bankruptcy General Average Inte
rest, Discount Annulties, Exchange, Averaging
Accounts, Equation OF Payments, Partnerships, Set
BUSINESS PAPER
Noes, Checks Drafts. Bills of Exchange, Invoices
Ter of Stocks; Account of Sales, Freight Receipts
TELEGRAPHING.
by sound and paper taught by able and experienced
opera!or department opened tor the exclusive use
of Ladies.
Phonography taught by practical Reporter
Diplomas awarded on a satistac tory examination.
Students received at any time. l22trp
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n>135@ SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE DIRECTORS
49, gof the PHILADELP ,e HiA A a.. AND TRENTON i S
dend of TEN QO) PER CENT (S'ear Of taxes iS upon
February 1866 at The COmpany's once No S24 South
DEL AWARE Avenue Fractions Maid in scrip
j. PARKER NORRIS, Treasurer.
PhIlRdelphia January 90 1866 IL tuthslOt
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555@ TO BE, CONTENTBp, AND MAKE
- your neighbors so. come Win them TO
HELFENSTElN,s.
EXCELSIOR PRINTING hUomSi
No. 4SO CHkSNUF street.
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h9g5@ DINING-R00M. F. LAKEMEY ER,
- CARTER'S Alley, would respectfully inform NJ e the
this place table in every respect for the accom-
mediation guests He has opened large ana CON com
modOus Dining Room in the second s'0ry His SIDE
BOARD Is furnished with BRANDlES. WINES
WHISKY, Etc. ETC. OF SUPERIOR BRANDS. II
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E4g THE sEPOY REBELLION, BY AN
b-S EYEWITNESS
Lecture by Rev. WILLIAM BUTLER, D. D.. late Mis-.
sionary TO India On Personal "reminiscences of the
sepoy Rebeui in India at tue Spring Garden Street
M Il Church corner OF rWFNrIE ri and SPRING
29 at TX o'clock.
tickets so cents For sale at Perkinplne & Higgins,
No. So n. Fourth street; Tract Depository No ll9 N
Sixth street and at the door l272t%
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f197 CORN EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION,
~ PHILADELPHIA, January 20, 1866.
The Annual Meeting Of the Corn Exchange Assoca-
tlon will be held at their Hall of SECOND and
GOLD Streets TUESDAY, January go 1866
1he Polls will be open from II A. NJ TO p. M. and
from TO p NJ, for the election of Officers to serve for
he ensuing year.
JOSEPH s. PEROT,
1886 Secretary.
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The synopsis Of the new Tax Bill pub
lished in this mornin 3 C0mmercisl stated
that the tax on Matches ~oul4 be removed.
This D VS. was mex pected and discreaited.
A mem ber ( Congless esm petsnt 10 snswer
the question VS. al vLce telt gIapned 70
know if toe report was true, ana replied
that i was not. Consequently, 90 far as the
reported bill stands, no change is suggested.
An advance in Flour ia New YORK to-day
gaze the market here keener edge, and QUO
istions may be placed iuil 25c per bassel
higher, with q reserved feeling on the part
Of holders a. 10 the better grades. super
6ne Is quoted at S. 70 s. SO, extra az - %
SO, 3. q family from SO 70 81. Ibese
figures must, Of course, be qualified, a.
usual, With the remark that they cover the
range for good grades sold by samples.
Wheat Is very scarce, particularly good
grades, and q frmeF feeling rules as 10 quo
cations, though figures cannot be placed a
higher netches- 40. Spring is quoted al
81 G5al 70; No. Spring al 81 s5al 20; No
new Fzll AZ 50; No. I new Fall al s. 0sa2
10; extra st g l6a2 20. Old ranges at 81 2S
10 s. 50. Thee figures all apply 70 Red.
There is no Whits offering.
Corn is held up 10 6Jc for mixed-both
ear aud shelled-tn bulk. Sacked is not 50
firm relatively as that IN bu x, and will not
bring over S5c.
Oats are steady at the figures given in oul
last--40a4ls for No. 2, and 45a46c for No. l.
Rye Is IN fair request, and such as Is suit
ab e iOr grinding Is very firm. No. COM
mends Soc No. S2aS3c, and choice S5c.
Barley is steady at last quotations.
Whisky is as dull a. ever, without change
IN quotations.
COttOn l. to much unsettled by the for
eiKn news, 70 admit Of fair quotations
There are no buyers, and At is useless &c
offer il.
The upward tendency Of Provisions be-
comes more marked. Mess PORK sold at 81
Az 2s-5og and zoo barrels, respectively
/ The offerings at S27 50 are now light.
Lard sold at ICE rapidly, and there wer'
] rumored sales att exc There is NO
| much 70 be had at less tnan l9 nc.
Blu meats are full &c higher, lie bein.
| ssked for Shoulders, loose, and lac for Sides
These figures have been sustained by trans
actions, with the usual additional fraction
when packed.
Bacon Shoulders are PC to &c higher
making the quotation I2LaI2z<C Side
bear nominal quotation at l51<c, and clea
Sides at l67<al7e. The market is governed
By buoyant tone, and is too much excIte'
| 10 admit Of accurate quotations.
| sugar-eured Hams are quoted at 2la2z Z c
| according 70 brand. The ruling figure beiDl
q nc for them eanYassed and packed.
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ARRANDALE & co.,
In Chancery at Carthage, Tennessee.
March RUIEs 1866

IUI HIU8NWHTl wv IUThs
OR No. 254 King street. Charleston, 5. g.
Dew VT
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What the ..Press,, say Of rs

GREAT GIFT DIsTRIBUTION.- A rare opportunity is
offer for tslnng watches, ehs +, diamond
ring silverware, etc by Messrs. Arrsndsle Co.,
at No. i67 BroadHsy. 1heJ have an immense stock
% articles, varying m value, and all are offered at
one collar each Ihe distribution Is very fairly
cOhe-yOu agree to take certificate ola certain AZ
ticle, enclosed 10 an enveop, and not required
pay your dollar unless you are sausned 9ltn the
LDle, when viii certslniy be worth more thaa that
amt unit, and ~ teS COR SIOO. Al excellent mode
this OF investing dollar Sunday Times, A. T. City,
F5b1lGTV ~, 1870.
s4essr.. Alrandals Co. have long been person
ally gEOHn 10 us, sud We beIleve them 20 be very
worthy Oi puulic eoEhdence.-A. T. Scottish Arlcr.
Jour. June Al, lt6l.
We hsv5 i7sptc..d, at the Office Of Arrapdsle 4
c. : az ncs fyT European ManufS, turing Jewe-
ieis large Assortmen Of fashionable and valuable
JeEelly Vi The newest patterns. We also noticed a
Large qumuty Of silver plate, end understand that
the whole OF these newly ported articles are to be
dispOs' OF on a novel principle, gislng graf Ed
Vantsges 70 buyeIs, amt shJrdinE extensive EN-
ployment to sgents We know the hrm in question
TO De very re pectab AMI thoroughly worthy of
pubic CJnacsEce, snd recon liend our fTieuds TO
read hs advertisement N ]. Albion, Septena-
Der 8, lob4
BY Msssrs ArTandale & Co.'S arrangement the
advantages must bs % tie side of the customer,
Tor ne has ever thing 20 gain and nothing cOmpsr-
alvey 70 lose. he Anows whst he Will get for his
dollar Leiorehandi AMI he need not send It Il he IS
not satisfied N. J. Weekly AtICs, dug. q, lSB4.
EMPLOYMENT FOR LApiE-.-Ihs most eligible and
profitable empi' yrnent We have heard Il Tor ladies
- te % celthciei lor tiis Tie u Il D8tlnu-
ton Of ArTsndale a Co lsdy OF our acqu .intance
ha' bten very su cessful in this Wsy, DOT only IN
filing her oRn purse, but also DONG gOo1 turn
10 IhUse N whom she sold the Ceriifcatts as Nill
be seen by cur advertising columns. Gentlemen
c, 50 be thus engsged.-N Y Sunday Mercury,
August IA, 1854.
IN cur columns the reader will find an advertise
n eat Il Arrsndale CO.'S Gift Distribution Of
watches, JeEelry and siverware. In payment OF
that advet sement we received several sets OF the
Je6elIy adv rlsed, and we are warranted IN saying
tnst, both in hnlsh and quality, they exceeded cur
expectations. They turned out 70 be luss what
they had beea rep'e ented.-Tue Democrat, (Le0
isl l0n,) dag. II, ls6i.
AGkhEE.-We want sgents in every regiment,
and n every town and county in the country, Snd
those acting such will be allowed 10 cents on
remittance amounts 10 one dollar Agents will col
lect as cents for every Certificate, and remit is
cents 10 US, either IN ca n OF postage stamps.
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~, No. iecurfcncy Sl5f "a sni % say t3
- 7 IS 10 sold -..-.. tss 70 as IS As q
80 = ssla.........-...... i1 80 Ho
qyhe to,.t. Of lboso Priccs may bc taken as
s-isi,- rr,.rcseetiag The average movement OF
vaiaes Tor HE iasi ak months, The fall, IA
currency values, sinco November I. has
besn 49,, rding 10 the comparison, 10 per
,,s,.t nna since February IS, = per cent.
NJ same artis e. reduced 90 gold yslue
sbov a pomia a decline. Compa ed with
N..,er, her 4, current values show q fail, es-
ti,nat-d in gold. Ct - per cent, aud with
F,b,usrs IS, VI nearly per cent
VIII such slos proc,ss OF return TO-
Nd normal values, 10 u not surprising that
trssers should operate with the 2 present
GREENE caution, and refuse 10 hold large
100. and that business should BE- hesi-
t.tin. asd dull. Unui prices decline very
n.trrialiv. IS l. Impossible that consumers
.hsuis bav their former quantity Of con-
,,ositis.. The diminutiou Of cousuuption
must nitimetsly react upon The labor mar
ket. ne iucing ssges sod enabling producers
A. sell A. liver pnee' and tns process
MUS continue anhi prices regain their nor
ma level C9assercial Advertiser.
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAILY UEIoE oFFIcE, I
Nashville, April 20, 1865. /

DAILY UEIOE OFPIcE,
Nashville, April 20, 1865.
The following are the wholesale prices Of
leading articles here
LFFLEs-S7 0O@9 y bbl
EA00IE0-s5c per yard.
BALE ROFE-Hemp &c.
BEEF-Dried 25e per 10.
BACOE - Clear sides lsc; shoulders
l5c; Sugar cured hams 2Ss ' h.
Country hams zoe.
C4EDLEs - TalloW II q I9c; Star IS @2O
par n.
CoEE MElL-per bush, 81 90.
CHEEsE-HambuTg, 2Sa24c. per n.
COFFEE- Prime Rio. ga 2gc. Per h..
FLoUR-For best suPerine IS So extra
family 81 00@I2.
FEEp-Corn IN sacks in store, s7@92e y
bush. Oats, new black, in store, 65c
bush; Hay, new Timothy, ha;d pressed, so
4S23 per Ton.
@l2c. y n sheep skins, 50G60e- each.
laos, by tho Ton--Flat Bar, = 10 6 inch
10 ! inch, &c per 10; Dandy Tire, lhs by *
90 ~ by Is 10 = inch, nc per D. Band
Iron, 2 60 by y 10 $40 inch, 7Ac per n 5
Round and Square, 20 "a inch &c per 10 5
Horse shoe, rap, assorted sizes, SIC per
n Nail Rod, superior qualify, equal 10 best
swiss, l45Sc per h /; Hoop Iron, ~ 10
inch, S5sc per ID.
LEsrHEn-Oak tanned sole leather, Gin
Ella natl, soc h i; do. do. country S5c.
htsSirting 50@55. y n harness 1 isg 45c.
IN bride per doz. Sb0a55; upper $4OC9
Sc; kip skina S70s99; cali skins t4va65.
LAKD-Firm, l999ie.
IuEHSE- Flo01nSt. per 1000 u so 80 /,
Rough clesr Pine, $40 - SSej Plsined Gear
Ptns. $50 10 ss0.
Not.1ssEs--ln barrels, 81 Is per gallon.
Ntus--Ss 80 for l0d, I'D, d, 4Od, SOD,
Cor iobbiug lots; an advance Of Csc. for small
er lots. Brads and Fencing NHils same
prices at Nails Of same size. Spikes cut
90 inches, 81 90 per key.
OEIoEs-Ss95 per bbl.
susaRs-N .U-Sugar ia hhds lohalse.i IN
bbls. l7a2Oc; crushed, granulated, and pow
dored 2O@23 per fb.i Coffee sugar l9alsc'
gyHuP-tiolden 81 soc gal. IN HoOls.
g.tT-per bbl, bushel bbls, - 30.
srrpsLMillet - 30 y bushel Hungarian
a. Sol. Herds Grass 81 BlucGrHss 81
Orchard Grass 50 5Oi clover Seed 20 30 '
bushel. ....--
-BouTbon,Pure,S4 00a6, Imitation
81 bOa2 Is. Robertson, pure, SSa4 30 lini'e'
tion AZ sOss Common kecuhed - 10 APP
Ne "a Peach Brandies, old $5al new "a
s0. Trish whisky To- Cognse Brandy
Dpre sl5d20, Cognac Brsndy, domestic
- 80. PORT and Sherry Wmes S4se
Champsgns Wines Sz9a4''
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ARRAADALE q Co. Mapof.eto,sr., Acsnt

No. l67 Broadway, New York,
Announce that all OF toe above list OF goods VIII bo
sold Tor One Dollar each.
In con-t quence OF the great stsgnaton OF trade
"a The msntaei uring districts Of England, tnroueh
he var hAFag cut on thesuppy Of cotton, 8 large
quaint Of Valuable JeWe.Ty, originally intsBusd
Tor Inc Engiish market, has been sent OH for sale
Ger these circunlstance ARA Ma Id a 4 - act
ing a. agents for the principal EuroPeaa halu.ac-
turers, Lave res lied upon great or ApyOrttJIl-
H'eht 70 Dc divided sesording 70 the fOowing regu-
latiuns:
Ceuhcates OF the various articles are put into en-
yelopos indlseumInAtey, sealed up, and when or
dered, are taEen out without regard 70 choice, and
semi by mai, thus showing no IAYorltIsm. On re-
receipt Of the certificate, you VIII see what you are
70 have, and then Il Is a. your option 70 Eend the
dollar and take the article or noL Purchasers may
thus Obtain Gold Wslch, Diamond Ring, or aey
set Of JeWelFY on our ist for One Dollar
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IL. - - ,ar,


Th,re Is no change IN the dril Of the
Money market Desirable Paper - rather
scarce, and IN request
seven-thirty b inds are bought b. bank
ar, a. iCe prrmiuu, and cold az = &c pre-
rpium. ~ 81 9 diminisBcd outside dsmaRI a.
the advanced quotations.
FIve-twenIios are bought az sac pre-
mium % 3 10 premlum, and held a. -.
&C premium, without much business IN
cither way.
Tes-lorsies are rated At sS3ae buyias, go
selling
TIE fsuowiag we're The quotations Tor Dry
Goods Ia NeH York to-day, a. telsgraphed
&, the Chamb Der Of Commerce:
Dry Goods are generally lower. stan
dard 81 own Sheetings-Nominal Prints
dall. MerTimac W 2la22e spiagues W
lqB<c; Dutcheis B i5c. Domestic lisnr
haras-Lancastsr 2sc. Printed Deiain-s-
Psci6e 2se. Bleaehsd MusliB-New YORK
Mills exc Hope - 20. TicklnFs-
AmosksAg A A, Sboe21sc, Colofed Csm-
bries-L0usdsle Ice. CoTssi Jesns-Psp-
PEREZ 2ke."
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In Chancery at McMinnYilIe.
FEBRUARY RUINS, lsCs.

y EHIlINaN NJ - I1Vl.
Lewis Faulkner and 9th Il, complainant,
vs. o bn.
The heirs n J I'm Uookey, their names unknown.
May Cobb and her childr. =, their names uuknowu
10 complainant lisa, Cookey. hichsrd Cookey,
snd Joua WEBB and Is wife, Ann, Tme4ly Aur
obey. defendants.
IT -esring 20 the satisfaction Of the Gle and
MISTER, rom aindAyit that the above named de-
fendanIz src m r.slucbts o. tgs state Il fsnues-
see, 50 that the ordinary prose % law esnnot be
ssrved upou them 20 Is he e.oio ord, edo pub
lcahon &c maze r tour con eclfiva wres1, 10 che
NAshvil'e UnI u. uesspa CT rut4 sh@i "a The cIty
q Ns-hv.l., requiri x SAD ceiendsn's o sppeai
% Tho Grst ia Of our next UnurL 20 hsid 50 n IT,
M,nuy n 70 on he sth Mon ~ m MaTch, S 6, 10
a ans ser or ttmur 10 con sinauts brii, or Tho
sane wi De- taken 'o- confessed, 81 20 them, and
SET for htaung eEpaYta
J. F. MORsORn, G IN
frt2i wgte ByJ G sue. D G.
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Joan ffoe-li, 20 a's, rs. George Baker. ef 1's
~ this cause, O. appearing ta ilf lIerr and Nra-
ger tt-1i ite deiendaats Busau Bruce and her Bus.
pt-i4. ld.Le-lH Bruce ana Mary rHldersfu . lr.t
Der husband, Ihrmas Sanders. u. a.e non. res.-
denia Of tie state o. Tennessee a1 tlHt taa
Ordinary process ri iaH cannot ha served uuar
D maie for four successive weeks in the ea-h
vie Uui01, a ueUsraprr psH.slled m The civ 3D..
NasnFiis lernes cr- ref-llrl l said dafrndsnra ID
appear at thenrEf tenn 81 the Cnane. ~ Courr Il
Smith county. % b. held ut abe cour house In a..
thage on tts fhird Monday On August Is5s Il r--
Eaef nonopla nsnts til. or the sane ysU - tstr8
ior confessed and ~ O. hearing y paris . %
thsr, D. d. CAnPBELL, c. AZ
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Nat L0ufPIR
AEsar =. i.osoTrL1ou
p ~ senses Gorgeous dve.
,-s.,. rs.ea osiy from ths -.
Ana ne eleaf hsaten vas ,-si,',,.. - a, -.
slse - side We sfrsv. 4 a. ne H'--'
ApoEo ~, an e-ade-
-''-~a' crossed By rustic bsns.
htyond ths harsisr lax
A lfeen I'D ten5ntinC-.-
ATehad 10 taIr laurel tee 3 -. - IN
49, ops q leader saoE
ASeeaec wish q rosF ciov
oHs trembling over al.
5hs eaesinuts sung asd si,hsd
n soieton oaks re, lied
nnue music loE aad ciear
ess.sa Ion The darlneSs n,.r
mere = sns eieok Neni tnlslisg over stones.
s9'i lacssss. d.mp aud ssest-
Aaared or v aiti I'd fset
Anu ~ =; telsd then thosns with .reseherous
W - ~ hseks Of fOsers bloom !;
slch own no nsrlr az -.
ADDED their nIie Of beauty ard Ss-fl,,r,.
And bark hidden BIRD
fesudden uttsIaoce STREE
As ~ a gushing love too great {, besr
VI foiceiess silence long
B9rsi INTO psszit nate song.
FAins N''N nm sweet t'oube ali ths aiE.
Then one, whose e. ger soul
AeeA4 VI II % els III eont,.1
ffts1s ' 'ssa ihls plessaHi path dear fhend--
- G-us Ne tray can Le Fl.
30 beautiful 20 -
10" maen more bssutifal must Be the sadF
FoileS this soh uda
nay chime TIE haunted VOID
9.si''- Il II 80, 10 fomsnce On rhyme
otcle ION human i
Ard rarely p, opled stili
SJ fanas aoo DfJads OF de ol5en Time.
"A tPet Of taHoved sround
- mortal Jet nufousd,
5slfeo ~ bytlph and sylvan deity-
- ed apollo giides,
Ara oasnsni Daphne nidas
sale IN ne shelter Of her laursl-tres r.
''koT6earl'' Che other cried
~ lsaFa the way un,FiedI
Enose jos sIe sseetssi VII ch We only Q1less
go iAe inpatient soul,
Inst SEEKS - srasp tne whole.
Dsieals itsslf b its osn eagefness.
,,Lsi us not rudely stske
he aeH- drop from the brake
ringing tns borders 0fthis haunted dell
And tue delights which are
lhe present aud the lar
Lose hAl 'isf Chain BY beng known too Helli
and he mist .l.ss who tries
10 seafch All mysteues-
who ie.ses 20 epp nbdesihed, no paih nntrasksd
hho sea- % know 90 much
brashe- with eagsT touch
Inc boon % fancy ifol- TIE b Ter OF Fact.
Keep che isir myth slof
From hard Gni sctuAl PROF;
Fie1erfs some Gear delusiobs ~ they setm
since the feslty,
How bright .o'T the
Shows ouh aRd Geld beside our marvellous dream
lesFe us white page unscoTse
ms rHre resin unexploled,
And let dear fsnry roam there IS she uill;
Whatever psge ee turn,
However usuch We learn.
LII h 9Th .laf j. =
Wherefo e, Tor Enght we know,
The golden spp,es grow
Ia the green vale 10 which that pathway Leads;
The spirits Of the sood
stu haunt ms soIituae.
And Pm cts mping hs,e among the raedsi