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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14
THE LATEST THING OFT IN CHIGN0Ns

TnE LKvi CotEr mot on Friday at New Cattle
and made the following election Of officers:-
Coilscfor.--w Wilmington Hundred, John ".
Griffith, Western District, Edmund, Provost.
Eastern District Brandywine Hundred. R. J.
Handy Christiana Hundred, Thomas Kinsey
Mil Greek Hundred. Vim. B. o'Cheltra White
ley Creek Hundred, jesse g. Russell; New Castle
Hundred, George Allen; Peccander Hundred,
John Denney Red Lion Hundred J. r. Bel
yille St Georges Hundred, NJ. d. Hickman;
APPOINTMENTS Hundred, James II. Wood.
OYerseers Of Wilmington Hundred. I'd
ward T. Bellah; / Mil Greek Hundred. Caleb
Head: Pencader Hundred. X. VI. Black.
Attorney, WIN. c. spruance.
Physician, Charles Z. Ferries.
County Treasurer. VI. VI. CleayeF
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THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE WILMINGTON. DEL

On motion ofNr. Bacon the Hons hill TO enable
]. W. smith In loca,e csrtsin vacant land th~T''n
named. wr- rrsd Third time and passed.
Mr. Reed introduced bsll to repeal ,h4iief y
Vol Il ot the Laws Of Delaware Read.
On motion If Mr. Prsit the House bill anihorizins
the laying out 81 pahlic rad In West Dover Han
drei. read third time and pa-srd
on motion Of Mr. RAYMOND thu vote nP.n the
HOUSE hill divorce J,sana SOFTEN, rrconsider-
I'd and ih further consideration af Tho bll postponed.
On moiph sdioarued until Monday evening mex, at
). O'Clock.
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ANALYSIS OF scHuYLkiLL LIME.

ST. JoHSs COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS,
January, II, 1860.
r. 7. TYSON, Maryland State Gsoiogin
Dear Sir During our interview at An
napolis some months since, you expressed
the opinion that the analysis of lime fl
publication in your reports should be d
samples taken as Me cargo Is dciiuerd
on the farm. You will remember that
told you that had such sample taken last
April, while on visit to my farm. annex
the analysis, and think that it represents onc
of the best varieties of the sSchuylkill Lime
of Pennsylvania. The sample was taken
before it was slaked, and represents great
many Jumps from different parts of a Cargo
of 1000 or 5000 bushels. These were pow
dered and fairly sampled-the balance ofthr
sample being preserved in glass in our cabi
net.
Ipaid laa cents per bushel ansaked, and
have since obtained 1000 bushels from Tho
same source The sample taken from the
second load was taken beneath the surface
of the heap, and from several parts Of the
heap after it had been slaked for several
weeks on my farm.
am thus particular in giving you the
circumstances under which this sample was
taken-as you told me that il was your In
tention to procure samples representing tllr
lime that the manufacturer sells to the far
mer 'and not such as is sent for analysis.
The cargo was ''accideatally" presented
at the landing during my visit to my farm,
and the captain assured me that II was from
the quarries of W. B. RAMBO, near Norris
town, Montgomery county, Pennsylvania.
Moisture, &c, expelled by full red heat, con.
tinued for about is minutes. .............O 90 o.
Sand or lnsoluble Matter. ...............o 90 e.
Phosphoric Acid, Iron and Alumina. ... .0s -
Iime-oxde of Calcium or Quicklime 30 q
MaSnesia.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
Soluble Silica. y
| l00.0A
The Stacked lime referred to above was
soluble in dilute acetic acid, except about
six per cent. CPD, and yielded lO7. Of
pure carbonate of lime obtained by precip
tating the acid solution with oxalic acid
and then heating the oxalate by the usual
process. Yours, respectfully,
DAVID STEWART. Nj. II.
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grarslltrs' euiat.
RI -.ss.zs-~sz=1 PHILADELPHIA, vii.
Ia &ls14-ie:sss. MISGToS AND BALTIMORE
RAT HOAR TINE TABLE,


r--- -prz-===-7 PHILADELPHIA, WILL
- -5<9si....is:ss MIsGToN AND BALTIMORE
RAIL hoAr iiAh Ian
'"MahN'i ~" "oN'A' - ,,,ys.r
Tram vi, ssSs psS e sp1ies p nsil,.,.
AM ,,,.s 10 ,Iv a. WnSar .,,cent
Cd e,r Raimore and washincton stopping al Ches-
ter, Wilmington Newark, Rlkton- North-Ea.i, Perry-
vile, iiasrr de trace, AD,iuse,, reIy % hng'
wu,d. MAsnnlia thnses and Stenmers hni.
wAY-MAlL TRAIN at SO A n, SUNDAYS escep-
ted tuf BaiiimFr stopping a. ~ fesnisT .iAlons.
sanles,,ng Ml;p s,.,as,a ',s,,on. u
EXPRESS TRAIN Al ii. 10 A. VI. tsunilass sxcep-
ted. ! inr baltimore AND Washington
EXPRESS TRAIN AZ 9.oe Y ~ SUNDAY except
.li NJ ~ hsas,'Y sn,a, rsx,,r, w;ipln,,on New
~, I,i, S,,n Es., Psrrvxil,e HAVE de Grace
NJ, 80 i.rxa,.n's Ei.,,.,.a Narnulia Chass's
~ A., 49,, - - IN .,,nA : 't7
az Sis,,T ii psESs A, ii % p NJ a, for Bal,i.
- ~ ws,hin,-,,,n .onneei. Al Wilmingtop with
MI. al pai,,asd Ine sstnrdsss eHeapsdl stop
iesd sslishurs' Princess Anne, and connecting at
crisn.ld w;ih ioat inr Norfolk Portsmouth and the
South.
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delaware Tribune
To Our Friends in the
Country.
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DELAWARE TRIBUNE.
Liberal PREMIUMS.

We take pleasure in announcing to our
many friends in the country who receive our
paper and Others list Of valuable premiums
which will he given to those who will inter
est themselves In getting up cInl,- for ih'
TsIBryg.
4 glance at the columns d oar j"nfnai
will satisfy any one that il il by FAR the best.
~ II il the largest. family newspaper pub
iished in Delaware but those who read this
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14
THE ABOVE LIME
Can only be Obtained

Levi oiily DC OBTAINED
of the following persons
n. Duifee, Leipervillc, Pa; Samuel Good
ley, Linwood, Pa.
IN DetdWorc, A. p. Shannon, Christians;
,. Y. Wilson, Newark; Hurlock l. Cochran.
Middetown; Richard Townsend, Townsend,
W. II. Thompson, Clayton; N. I. Sevil.
Kenton; Z. Plummer, Goldsboro, (Clayton
P. o.; Chas M. Bratton, Odessa u. e.
Walter, McDonough; Vandcgrift Skelenger,
Summit Bridge.
In Maryland, ]. r. Brown, Elkton;
Jno. Friel, Centreville; A. woodall, Galens
VIM. N. Brice, Kennedyville; G. A. Rich
ardson, Cecilton Wesley Stack, Green's
b'ro; Hiram Goodhand, Wilmington; Thos.
shallcross, Cedar Grove, or address
VIM. B. RAMB0, Proprietor,
jan7-d&w rristown. Pa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

liIE LEVY CotnT.--The members u the Levy
Court met at New Castle lat Tuesday morning
The oil members arc Levi Zebcy, John W.
Hawkins, B. VI. Deruger Samuel +. DIXON
The re-:lected are Abraham Ingram md William
McCielland. The new members are john +. B'l-
vile, Samuel NJ. Eno- Jonathan $. Hand and
Robert Walker. They organized " electing Vim.
Mcclelland as President. Very little business
wac done with the exception Of appointing Ma
hon Baton, Assessor Of Pencader Hundred, and
examining tile Assessments u the different Hun
dreds. The applicants for Treasurer are Charles
Townsend Samuel Burnham and Mark W. Gle
yer. Of New Castle Tie election viii take Place
~ Friday when Collectors for the different llun-
jrcd4 viii also be elected. = ReDubHeaa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

Az ENERGETIC 1HTLf. We clip the following
from the Philadelphia Ledgtf Of "wednesday
Charles Woolstead. who was arrested several
years ago the charge Of robbing thcro-t-oiiicc
at Wilmington, Del, and was convicted Of the
ofrcnse has been arrested in this city On suspi-
cion of robbing the post-oiilce ut Salem. y. ],
lie was held for an examination
This is The man, wc presume. who, when he
honored Wilmington with his presence. passed
under the name of Charles Wooster. liz robbed
the post-oiiice in this city on the night ii sept.
18th, 1862 He was arrested, tried before Judge
Hall of the L. 5. District Court. convicted and
sentenced to three years Imprisonment III the i'll
at New Castle.
Before he arrived here he had broken Jail al
Mount Holly, n. j., and liberated all the prison
ers. He had been sent to the Mt. Holly jail fol
horse stealing After he had been in the .ja
at New Castle about two years aud six months
considerable sympathy was raised for him by il
being represented that he was very pcnicnt and
that he would certainly die Of consumption he.
fore his term Of Imprisonment expired On ac-
count Of these representations petition for his
pardon was extensively circulated and signed The
petition was, however, not granted. and Wonste,
served out his time Of imprisonment and evil
denced the sincerity Of his repentance by commit
ting robbery in Camden, n. j., shortly after his
release from New Castle, for which he was again
arrested and imprisoned. That is the last we
ii = of him until he turned up again in the para
~s.spn quoted above. Charles seems to be an ener.
gctic and enterprising thief, but cannot be very
smart one as he always gets caught.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Vim srccl.srrL.-Th Classical school u
Professor WIN. A. Reynolds, in Ills city has Teen
quite successful. II now includes % pupils.
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DATENTS PROCURED
l. FOR INVENTION

DATENTs PROCURED
l. FOR INVENTIONS.
No. 81 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
now, GeJ EDWARD BROWN.
IXTAUzEKA NoN-EXPLoSIvE BURNING OIL,
wAUzEKA OIL WORKS,
WIaisGTos, DEL,
OrYrcE-s +. Con. SEVENTH AND SnIrLKy Srs.
G. B. THOMPSON & CO.,
Janl4 Proprletors.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

Y
Monday. All other Trains daily, except Sunday
Running through from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh
and Erie without change of cars.
Sunday Accommodation Trains for Pao and inter-
mediate stations leave Philadelphia at POO A. NJ and
I.0U r. NJ, returning leave Pao ut $50 A. NJ, and
$50 p. NJ.
A TICKET OFFICE
Is located at No. G3 Chestnut street, where Tickets
to all important points may be procured, and full in
formation given by JOHN q. ALLEN, Ticket Agent.
Also at 1hirty-iirst and Market streets applica-
ton To THOMAS II. PARKE
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
An Emigrant Train runs daily except Sunday For
full particulars to fare and accommodations,
apply TO FRANCIS FUNK.
No. 1871 DOCE Street
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as
sume any risk for Baggage except for Wearing APP
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that amount
in value will be Mt the risk oi the owner unless taken
by special contract. octl
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Il, ss:.,....,a NEW ROUTE
tt. Ezz-1 PENNSYLVANIA GEN.
II ~ TRAL RAIL ROAD

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT trains of the
- Pennsylvania Central Railroad leave the Depot ut
Thirty-trst and Market streets, which is reach
ed by the cars of the Market street Passenger Rail-
way running to and from the Depot. The last
car leaves Frmr about thirty minutes prior 10
the departure of each Train.
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Market sts.
40 minutes before the departure Of each Train
Mann's Baggage Express will call for and deliver
Baggage at the depot. Orders len at the office, No
GIL Chestnut street. will receive attention
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

VIZ
NEW CASTLE ACCOMMODATIONS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Philade-
phin at sou A. NJ.
Leave Philadelphia al 600 r. H.. WILMINGTON at
1.a5 7. NJ. for New Castle.
Trains leaving Crisiicd d.45 A. NJ, and Wilmington
going South AT 1928 A. NJ, will run In close ,oDnec
tiun with Steamboats, To Norfolk and Portsmouth and
Express Trains and from Baltimore, Philadel phia
and New York. They will stop on the Delaware X.
Line only at principal stations ut which their time
il stated; IA EXCEPT that Steamboat Train SOUTH
will stop any station To set down Passengers hold
Ing tickets from Baltimore.
Passengers between Baltimore and Delaware H. X.
Line, who prefer It, stop in Wilmington over
night, aud proceed next morning.
L. q. SEWALL, Jr.,
Superintendent bel. r L.
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TT, s:s5sszss==s=ssl PHILADELPHIA AND BAI.TI-
ksasa ..s:aa....-.:sz.. MORE CENTRAL RAILROAD

Winter ARRANGEMENTS
On and after Monday, October 10, 1866, trains will
LEAVE EASTWARD. LEAVE WESTWARD
Stations. A. NJ r. NJ. Stations a. H. p NJ
oS sg sun Sss s Wes aa Ches,er So SS liz
West Grove, I.06 3.56W. {. Junction,9.OG b.a4
Avondae, T.15 4.05 Concord 1921 $50
kennett, 100 40 Chadd's Ford, 039 Gil
e csass Ford 10 80 lSSs s
ARRIVE
W. G. Junction,s25 515west Grove, 1927 ,.o4
Philadelphia 9.25 G.400xiord 1850 T35
West Chester, 9.3I 6.1slRising Sun, $40
market train with passenger car attached wlrun
on Tuesdays and Fridays, leaving the Rising Sun at
1115 A. NJ, Oxford ut u A. NJ, and Kennett at 100
r. NJ, and connecting at West Chester junction with
d train for Philadelphia.
A freight train with passenger car attached will
leave the West Chester Junction on Wednesdays and
Philadelphia, and will run to Oxford only.
West Chester passengers make close connection at
the junction by morning and afternoon trains.
Trains leaving Rising Sun FOR Philadelphia ut $50
A. NJ and leaving Philadelphia for Rising Sun at 4.l5
Y. NJ, will stop on West Chester and Philadelphia X.
Central Railroad passengers to or from other stations
that road below the Junction, will take way trains
leaving the Baltimore Central Junction at SAT A. NJ,
and leaving Philadelphia at AIS ?. NJ.
daily line Of stages TO Peach Bottom, In Lancaster
county leaves Oxford on the arrival Of the morning
train from Philadelphia Leave Peach Bottom in the
morning, connecting at Oxford with the afternoon
train for Philadelphia. Passenger tickets through
Passengers allowed to take wearing apparel only
as baggage and in no case will the Company be re.
sponsibe for an amount exceeding 800, unless
HENRY WOOD,
Gen'l Superintendent,
Philadelphia, Oct lst, 1906
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

ASoIHEE I1oSoREb CITIZEN De- tSsIi.- One
IL the pioneers Of the grain trade IN Philadelphia
gentleman who helped found lie Corn Ex-
change, died on Saturday afternoon. II lis resi-
lencc, No. 1901 Green street. We refer 10 Mr..
Vim. N. Goodwin who, stricken with paralysis.
III result If injuries received On Wednesday last
peacefully and like 4 Christian y he wa, cYhaIed
Iii last breath. iIe va originally d tft firm u
Brown and Goodwin, firm that by enlightened
and systematic cxcrtions brought millions II
bushels Of cereals to the market 81 philadelphia
that otherwise would have sought another place
Mr.. Goodwin was natur, mathematician.
H. was literally the lightning calculator of III,
post-oilicc department of this city, having held
tic position Of chief accountant for -eyeral YEAR
past. He was sixty-thrce years old Iii, dean
was unexpected, and II lamrnted ~ large dir
cir Of friends. Ihitntj,Lio .So,th .tpeeieon.
Mr.. Goodwin was a native Of Delaware. Iii
brother Daniel G. Goodwin Ell. nov reside 0
Milford in Kent county.
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Printing! Printing
JOB WORK.

Ea We have the following advantages
over other offices.
l. orr Office il under u. snI,-,iat. nd,ar. II a
careful and experienced eorknlda, .tdmiiidr lcih
me srecn;ioH Of ere,y Kind Of To,k, rhost nst.fsi
md sliAtid accuracy naYnsstionabi.,
?. orr Presses, Of he Campbell mud Gorion pr
trn,s Cannot Be equnlied FOR their ercetencc Of IN
precision.
8. Oar Types, Boriers, Cuts, ETC., ETC., are al
ner and II he hniesi stghs, and ,rii gire that
shup, cisar Typographical appearance rhich ersry
iorts ct'good printing can appreciate.
sF- We are therefore confident we have
the hest facilities for Job Printing, be-
tween Philadelphia and Balsimore.-as
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Mafhinery, &f.

ROBERT H. BARR g. CO.,
SITS, ENGINEERS
BOILER MAKERS,
Corner of Ninth and Church Streets,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
WE manufacture and apply to all Engines supplied
w by rs
"TREMPER's PATENT COMBINED GOVERNOR
AND,CUT OFF"
the use of which ensures GREAT ECoNoNy i. Fryf
and UNIFORMITY OF Sized.
Our Engines are guaranteed to be equal in these and
all other respects to any Others In use while they ex-
Gel In cheapness and durability
Tremper's Combined Governor and Cut of eau be
applied To engines of different construction and STYLES
d valves and Is guaranteed by the makers to effect all
that J. claimed for tia saving of not less than per
cent in fuel over The consumption of ordinary en-
CINE. oc1-m
Il d. A. BETS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
NJ CHINISTS TOOL&
Shop between Newport Road and Railroad, VIII
novl5-lyl Inington, Del.
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THE SCAFFOLD!
Execution of Armstrong, the
Wife Murderer
CONDUCT Of the CONDEMNED.

Scenes in the Prison and Jail Yard.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

We are prepared 10 print
BUSINESS CARDS, NOTE HEADINGS,
BILL HEADS, RECEIPTS,
CIRCULARS, HANDBILLS,
BANK CHECKS. POSTERS,
LETTER HEADS, PLACARDS,
CATALOGUES, PAMPHLETS,
WEDDING CARDS. VISITING CARDS,
BLANKS. ENVELOPES,
PROGRAMMES. &c, &c.
OF ANY SIZE, I'M ANY COLOR,
Oh
COMBINATIONS or COLORS,
In a manner 10 init The inns' fas,idion- taste,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

Etc.. Etc. Etc. Etc,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

u c. sTOTsENBURG g. SON,
IRON, BRASS
AND BELL FOUNDERS,
noyl0-lyl Wilmington, Delaware
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Allhc preparations for the execution were made
by about II O'Clock and few minutes after, the
doors of the hall Of tic sheriffs house were
thrown open and the crowd was admitted; they
passed through the hall Of the Sherif's house.
into the Jail, and through the corridor of that
building to the yard. Between twelve hundred
and thirteen hundred people were admitted. As
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

We announced this ordinance " passed las,
time This wa mistake, il was read third time
hut some one -uggcsling flaw in H. il wa re-
ierred Q the city solicitor and the yca- and nays
were mol taken.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

BIO MARKET STREET, next to ci,y Hans
Wilmington. Del.
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TT, DE LA W A RE RAIL
L. .ss:;......:s.s ROAD LINE.

On AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. "a, 1866.
Passenger Train- vii run Us follows until further
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-02-14

Mr.. wolcots, csrrk Of th- sensi. informed the
House that the Senate had coDeurred IN the House
bills to enable Mary A. Nichols. wife II ]. Nirhos
un.tie 10 sell certain real estate In wf.ng'pn: 10
amend the Act Incorporating the Rank se7f.r -
authorize G. Brown 20 sireighien puhle rasa IN
West Dover Hid; TO lay oui rosa in Dnes srs-k I'D:
toiBcorpors,e wilminsIoH Railing Mil .aai, ~, -
divorce Hannah I. Dotx.
On motion of Nj. Eiis-.,n tn n..n-- b se,-piing
donation Of Public iapd> vs. ih- General Government
for the benefit Of Agrnliare and iis Meehsnit ari-
was read q third tine aud passed
The senate bin sprnintns additional 1usit.e ~
the pescr at Georzeiown taken up and pss-ri.
The House hill 10 inc ,rpesste the Duck creek In
proyem~n' ,,smIsny Wa r-ad third time ard PSI
sed
Mr. Pratt from the COMMITTEE on tsrani Iat.d- re-
ported bill TO -lsablc Jsuies W smith Ia lrsic rr-
tain Vacant iand-. Read
Mr.. PInr rep red -nppleBvnt 70 the Aei incur
t.rraiinr the Frec-rirs Rs'ir,ad Company. R.ad .
third time and liss-.d.
Mr.. Di..- r,issirgs s'il .. l., oai n,ad Il, we-t
l.Net Hi. keaf
M. L,.hh-,ln II ke.i p,rte bin - lsr 'ali
roAl in Ai-piiiIa iii. Il nd.
The iiuas. hi Incorporating In. ctu-.u- t,Aa
,um sns wa. read third time and passed.
Mt. fTafr tf.i'il me nInittr on bNnttr- rtipft-
ed the following us which we're cad; Al Act 10
divorce Nathaniel Bailey from his wife, An Aes %
divorce Anne d. Briant from her husband samnel
BFiant: An Act TO divorce Rschael Iaihrp from heF
husband Joseph La,hrnp Al Act to divorce John
Mullady aud Mary T. Mullady from the bonds Of
matrimony.
The House bill to amend Chapter 20 of the Revised
Code in relation to certain Public Offices read =
third tme'aDd passed.
The House bill 10 divorce Joseph SOFTEN was read
third time and Lost.
The House bill to authorize Colen fureuson To use
part Of publc road for certain purposes read n
third time Mr.. Reed presented Femonstrance
against the bill, and Mr.. Png moved that it he post
poned until next Wednesday.
Mr.. Reed introduced supplement 10 The Act inc"r-
poratiDg tie Delaware Railroad Company. Read.
Mr. Bradford presented the petition Of VIM. kim
iber from bis wife wilhemina Read aud referred.
Mr. Reed offered resolution granting the use Of
the House for the purpose u holding Ball in the
evening OF the l4th inst. Read aud adopted.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock Thursday.
TurnSpAY Feb q isii, A NJ
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Ths Thexghts ef otAsr Days.

Oh, tell me not Of hiddsn woss
That on dis>usb ~ Aeasts sspoes
Within liie's drsasy maze;
Tell mot Of grief TOO dssp 70 bear,
hut ssck 70 drive away despair
- thosghts Of othss Aaya
OF withersd hopes and GLOSSY fean,
l, TOO, could tel with bit1sr tsass,
ID ~ ~ nessnlAl hSs; rs
l, too, could tell Of ffisnas grown cold
Bat rather fas woaA l unfo@
Ths thoughts Of cher aaya
] wander back IL shildAoo1's hone,
With dear oass who Win - wosA roan
The worlds most loasly ways;
While u the foot Of eoDA Old tsee,
In coavsrse sweet thsy Tell 70 ~
The thesghss Of othsr dsya
The sweat wild Aowssu vi4his ~ glsAs,
The noble pines, with eoasnn shAAe,
Attr.et your yesthfsl eass;
While fsalAsrsd tribss wilAin he grove
wArbls 70 Us, In sooss u lore,
n thos<hss Il stkss lVA
The bsighssss visions yoatA e'se saw,
U pleasures fancy coaN Ger draw,
kaeAxs oar asslsss lAys;
success 10 all that nils cor song,
Pes naagAt bus ~ s'sr AWsA Ansag
Ths thoashts Of othss days.
Yes, bright are oAillhced's harry ysasss
AsA thosgh sach thosehs ny slast ~
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-06-29

Away, away, l heed thee mott
Tell ~ ~ ~oss ny noarnfsl ta.s
! have no pity for ny lot,
No car 70 listen 70 thy vail
Weep MOI, Thy tears NJ khe ths rain
That falls o. 4 ssneeless stone,
may not, will nat weep again,
Ny sighs are hushsd, ~ tsass are
smile % some brow more cain than
mime
Pres on soas faisss cheek ~ kiss:
l have no joy 10 blend with thine,
No love to answer love like this.
Touch nos the harp; will nos hear
One tone that tails Of former days:
Sing 70 the waves that snaTmur Scar;
ibsr % the wlnds Thy chasnsd lays.
Where il my hearth Go ask the win4
That wanderx through yon ruinsd
tower
lreer it, piercing search car End
The Lhca-th that blased In festive
hour
Nol lost ID svcry trass IL sirth
And hush'd Is every fsstivs SQUAD;
The very breeze which tsened that
hearth
Hath strewn IL ashes o or the xroand.
Bas still the glorious beams Of day
Shine brightly on the castle wall
On bastioa work asd tarFst grey,
The silver ssssos Il nosalighs TALL
Fresh glitterias Ivy wsasss = wreath
or shining beauty rossd " brow;
The Wondering rain Stands beosath,
Unconscious, - q n pow.