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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21
fe9 IChron ]. Supervising Arch
DROPOSALS FOB NEW JAIL.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

WASH ING roN January "a, 1851 !
sealed Proposals will be received at this De
partnent until " o'clock IN on MONDAY, the
n OF March isH, for the erecti ID of the all in
aud Tor the District Of Columbia. auth orized an
u. 1886.
The designs, detail drawings. and specia >atinns
Can be seen at the architects Office In the ea tern
grounds OF the Capitol. Wsshingtoa city every
day EXCEPT sundays. bet we en- he hou 70 Of a. m.
and p. m, on and after the 18th instant.
Separate bids will Le receiy we'd for the onry
work brick work. iron work and car pantry work.
The contractor whose bid may be acceptea will
he re1utred to enter into q sufficient bond to be
approved by the SECRETARY of the INTERIOR for the
faithful conn etion Of his contract. Payments
will be made q. the ~ork progresses. on estimates
cernhed 70 By the architect. mt twenty per cen.
tum Of the estimates will be retained until the
contract Is completed.
Tie cont acf will he awarded TO the lowest re-
spon.ible bidder, but the Department reserves
the right 70 reject all of the bids should
be deemed for the interests Of the Government to
do 50,
The bids will be opened ct noon on the 9Th OF
March next in presence Of sach Of the bidders
NAV choose to attend.
Proposals should be endorsed on the envelope,
" Prop osels for New jail. )" and be directed TO the
" Secretary Of the Interior, Washipstou. u. o."
u. II. BROWNING,
in 2bv6W Secretary Of the Interior.
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Monday. '' 0Aee'
Cinclnnau EIpre" arrives daily. All other
Passengers leaving Lock Raven at7am "A
WiInemspors At 20 O.. m, reach PhiIad elphia
yfhout change of cars, {. ON Williams porf Nv
Day Express, ct 8 SGD n ~
The Pennsylyanis Raiirosd Company Will nor
assume any risk for Bage age, pt for Wearing
Hundred Dollars In value. All Baggage srceed
Ing thas amount In valus. will be al the risf II
the owner; unless taken by social Contract
Ior further inform alton, apply 20
JOHN y. ALLEN, Ticket Agent, 63l Chest
nut street
psAaOEL h. WALLACE, Ticket Agent ct the
An EMIGRANT TRAIN run. daily, suc.p.
Sunday.
For fuli particular. 50 TO fare and acoomuOds
lions apply to FRANCIS FINK, 1871 Decl AZ
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EMIGRATION FROM VIRGISIA-Several OF
the most respectable families of Campbell
county, virginia, have emigrated TO Missouri
within the past few days, and others are pre-
pairing to follow. Amherst county also is
about TO lose some OF it's best citizens, who in
lew days will take their departure for the
same State. large mum Der Of the colored
population of Virginia have like wise lett Tor
Arkansas and Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21
nEPARTMENT OF THE IHTERIOR.
- UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE

soX2 the petition Q! WILLIAM II. JOHN
tSr ths extension Of patent granted to him on
t.e .t oay Of April lsss. fer an improver .ent in
-. -, LOT seven years from the expiration Of
said patent. which takes place on the list day Of
i ordered that the ssid petition be heard a.
AsriI next; a. u O'Clock a. and ali persons
t ns nSnned g appear and show cause, II any
erapted. :. - O"e"s nos" oo
Persons opposing the extension are reouirea to
ME Ia the Patent Once their objections specisliy
set forth In writing 1t lssst t,cenfy before the
as{ Of herring oil Testimony hied BY either party
transmitted in accordance with the rules OF the Of
nee. which will be furnished on spplicetion Wv v
Deposition; and ether pspers relied upon ~ ties.
nmony must be nled In the flee t,ceWtv dsys be.
fors the dsy Of hearing; the arguments, Il any,
Ordered, also, that this notice be pnklish cd In
Che Republican and the Intelli gencer Washington,
u o., and In the Republican. iSprinrneld Msssa.
sh 9Dee week for three .ucoessi weeks;
= i'I'I--771 % 8. o. fHDAKEB,
. Commissioners OF Patents.
p. S.-Editors Of the above paperp win please
copy aad send their bills to the Pstent Once with
spaper containing this notice. fe llaw3w
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AUCTION SALES.
10y GREEN VILLA Ms, Auesiouesrs,
ID No. as, corner Of 18th and D ctr eeta,

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY FRONT.
fsx III 10Th IL f fGst,J l HSs1
I'll e 4 ssas.i It, :sS 4:
mssts eo..istiss o. two two tory y .ns Houses,
site he est.rS Market .SSSS os.rs 1.s sPHo
Terms One half cash; balance in si1 and twelve
month. fer notss bs.rins interest and secured By
ana revenue :sapps al the csss of the purehsssrs.
on ''s ss ssHss sh %iTEiAms Apc,.
D lEss. eis.i. Win JAIME: .. HssSi1s Do. J.
Se. and nth
'.r.ESssY5 ss sSoRs1 lay coz aIsOrI
,Sn M0NpAY, TUIsDAY, and WEDNESDAY
u &. Ss.4 y. Fl :sS b
Auction aS,s RoSm: Of Gccpsr L..i%er, the vslu-
b. Ea: sSI:
Of =. a,eh are nov out Of print.
s SS$%Is ff:.sss;:|t Admin.
To which will bs ADDED
II By % an:SsI.
hi,torieal, and other srks.
O.ii.ioeuss now ready, and can be had st cur
f.aoH COOPER 4 LArIMER. Auo...
.RY Oe0PER 2 LAIIMkk, Ancnopeer.,.
ID Late clerk. yit b Ja. q Mcclure Io;;1
street, Star ONCE Building
TRUsTEEy sALElOF UNIMPROvID PROP.
ERIY ON THR ISLAND AT AUOrION.
June D: isss, and recorded in Liesr J. A s. No.
l9s, folios 3d. s, and 3 one OF the Ian records
Sn sSsDxi' M.!sh il ISL, next. Let "t nSa5sred
PHILIPS sub p IF par. Of a's LSs No. two
in squsIs numbered hve hunared and eighty one
side Of Sd street wssi, near vifsihia avenue, and
Terms: One hsii cash, balance In Of K and twelve
months with int rest from day OF sale, secured by
be- Sa ire Ss S1o 81
sale All conveyancinG and revenue stamps at co,t
VIM B: DRINKARD, Trustee.
fe 19.eodAds COOPER La timer, Auct-
RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctionsers.
CHANCIRY SALE OF HOUSE AND LOTION
SOUTH h STREET, between 10th ana litn SITS.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of
sialiings We SUIT ct al the undsrsisned viii sell,
Ct public ase,,on, to the nighs:s bidder, on tse
on sns as parts Of Lot; No. and in
on street 90 feet east from o,s S
Ming thence east y feet e thence north 90 FEET
est to the inning With tine ,s sou .,aEy
Frame ~ellins House thereon.
Terms OF SAFE One- nail CASH the residue In six
month. from the day Of sale: WITH interest. or at
the option Of the purchaser the whole may be paid
In cash. II the terms are lot CEN piled with in
Ave days from the lay of sale. the pro perty will
be resold at the risk and cost Of tse defauItiug
and stamps at the expense q the purchaser.
fRhD W. JONAS, Trustee.
re 12.toSw COOPER b LATIMER, Aucts
flY NAGLE CO, Auctiopeers
u SAlesroom No. 295 Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th sts,
NA0LE b 60 will give their al attention
70 the sale OF Real esSAss and Household Furui-
tnre. Also, to the sAfes Of stocks OF Groceries,
wines, Liquors, ard Merchandise Of every de-
serlptlon, Horses, Carriages, II aFnsss, &C.
Liberal cash advances made on consignmeptS
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DRoPOSALS ZOE CEMENT
Treasury Department,

Ofcs Of Supervising arch tteet. Feb q 1867 I
Sealed proposals will be rec e we'd at this ONCE
rbtl II O'Clock N February % 1857 for furni-h
Ing delivered at w ashinston or Georgetown. d.
o., 800 barrels Of Fl DIR auiic Cement 500 bar
reis to be delivered on or before April 1, 1857
and the balance on or before May /, 1887 the
whele to be OF the very best quality, and sub pct
to the test inspection. and approval Of the In
spector Of Materials Treasury Extension.
All bids must be accompsni ed b. the guarantee
OF some re. ponsible person t, at the bidd.r will
him.
The Department resers es the right to reject any
or all the bids IL considered for the interest Of tue
Cover ment TO do so, and NO bid will be constd-
cred that does not csnfor to the requirements of
this adv tIsement
Bids to be enc iosed Q Sc sled en- velope and on
dorsed PRO posals for Cement"
A b. MULLETT,
h9 tChron ] Supervising Architect.
DROPOSALS FOB NEW JAIL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21
THE EVENING STAR.
Mortality Amsns Children.

The annual report on the sanitary condition
OF London contains many points Of interest.
and goes far to show the immense reduction
that may be effected in sickness and mortality
by the thorough enforcement of sanitary
measures. In no city in the world have more
pains and money been expended in the en-
deavor 70 ameliorate the con dtion of the poor,
and promote the general welfare of the entire
comm unity. One sIriking feature of the report
In the gradual dimin ution Of the death rate
among infants. During the last year 43s out Of
every thousand deaths were among infants
under i've years of age: and out Of every
thousand children born in the city of London
ls5 died within their first year. The proportion
OF deaths among infants is m uch greater in this
city, where IL IL generally essim ated that nearly
three fourths OF all children die under the
age OF i've years. The principal reason Of
this great mortality Is no doubt the "bad sani-
tary condition." as reported by DIR. Dalton, Of
some fifteen thousand tenement houses, where
children are born and brought up, amid all the
INV holesome, health destroying surroundings
inseparable from houses so badly constructed
and so constantly crowded with uman beings
1t IL absolutely impossible that children can
grow up healthy, when shut out from fresh
air and sunlight, confined to scanty or inpu-
trtious diet, and strangers to cleanliness Thus
dwarfed and impoverished, the wonder is not
that so many die, but rather that so maay
attain maturity with tolerable share of
health. An Improvement In the construction
and appointments OF our tenement houses
would certainly DC prod uctive of a correspond .
ing improvement in the general health OF the
inmates, and decrease in the mortality among
both Children and adults.-N. i. Sun.
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DENNsYLvASIA CENTRAL RAILRo.n
MINTER ARkAN9HNENr

The trains OF the Pennsylvania Central Rail.
rsao leave the Depot, at 5lst and Market street.
which 10 reached directly by the cars OF the n A.
ket street Passenger Railway. Those OF the Ohe.t
nut AID y ainut street Railway run within one
Front and Market streets IS min utes befo1s ,s
departure Of each tr ain. 'Ho
MAINS BAGGAGE EXPRESS will call for
a. the ONCE, No ss OhestH ut street, viii receive
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PROPOSALS.
ERIsH BHIF AND VEGETABLES.
Bx,sas P,ovisi es, asd ClssL,nr. TAB L.

Bs,sss P,ovisisa, asd Clsei.ns, FEB Il, lsG.$
Ire.l Beef and ysss,s ,lss." win % fsesl!ed :.
this 1ures9 usdi clock p. N on the .7sh day u
rshrsary ~ for the supSy Of rs 0lO pou a6s Of
Hkhsa 30. end 55.vM pyands Of 11E0H
NkGsfABSkS. ct the WARRINGTON d. o.,
HAVI YABO And STATION. Is required.
The Beef and Vegetables must be Of good a uai-
tty, and she bet the market affords, and 90 h ar
teie must be offered for bv the pound. The Bssf to
be In eauAi Droporttons, fore ami hind quarters
Bonds, with sppr>vsd security, will 10 required
in one hsK the esttn .ted sAount Of the coat act
end twenty Der cent In edition will he withheld
fren the amount OF each payment TO be made, ~
collateral security for the due performs nee q the
contract. which will on no seoount be paid until
IL II fally APPLIED with.
Eve ~ OFFER made must be accompanied BY q
written guaranty. signed BY one or more res SON
sibie Dersops. that the bidder or bidders viii IL
has or their BID be cepted, enter into an obifga
ton within hye days, with good and sufficient
sureties, to furnish the articles proposed.
No PROPOSAL cIH be e0Nstdsred unless dceonpnaied
by srcA gxaronty, ond BY safxas,ovy svtdenes fAat
he bidder Is SeEntdy dealer IN the articles pro
posed fer, and has tie isceRss required bV Of (o
gress. ..-..
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
II is to be understood that in case the stipulated
quantity Of etber article shall lie delivered leav
Ing balance due on the Other article. the con.
tract may be con.ids red o. COIN leted in fulI at
the option OF the Dora
10 ID. lot b. BRIDGE. Chief OF Bureau
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~ The French papers say that Hanoverian
counsellor has committed W hat may be called
hydraulic suicide; ana they add that the de.
wee, though unknown in France, is common
beyond the Rhine. 1t appears that this gentle
man killed himself humming birds are
killed He placed a stout wad IN the pistol.
and loaded the barrel with water, whereby
says the French translator, when the explosion
TOOK place the victim persisted, and had his
head blown OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21
by NA0LE d CO, AuctioDeers
- Salesroom No. 293 Penn. avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th ats,

NA0LE 90. will give their person nj attention
to the sale Of Real EssA:s and Household Furui.
tnie. Also, to the Afss Of stocks OF Groceries,
wines, Liquors, ard Merchandise Of every de-
seTiption, Horses, Carriages, II arnsss, &c.
Lieersl cash advances made on consignmentS.
nheguiar Sales at our salesroom every TUES.
O'Clock. NAGLE tIO "
jall-n AIctjoneass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21

- TIR DAVIS Colorado. Summer Trip; 81
Bayard fsylor. The Clavertng. Noyel: by troll.
cray. Ivn Msrri ages; by the author Of John Hal.
if:x; :. Piekwiek Pspers, Dis-e.d .disicn;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21

y General George II. Thomas was re-
GENTLY requested by the Mayor of Rome, Geor.
gia. 10 release several young men who had
been imprisoned by tIeneral TiIlson for dis
playing the Confederate flag in q private
Theatrical exhibition in that city. General
Thomas reads the Mayor and all the indi yid .
uals gagged severe and wholesome lesson.
and orders their release
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21

Philadelphia Express leaves daily. All other
trains daily. except Sunday ~
Psssereers by N all Train GO 10 Willfamsport
without change Of cars, and arrive Ct Leck Hs-
ven at 8 10 D, n.
Passengers by Mail Train 90 TO Oar Hale ana
Chsmbersburg Without change Of care
eiee Ping Gar Tickets can be had on application
at the Ticket One, 63t Ches n at street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21
srHAM YNoINHs,

.EsH STEAM YN0INEs, u
Combining the msxinum OF efficiency, durability,
and economy, with the minimum Of vetght and
price. They ere widely and favorsbly known,
more than 600 being In use. All warranted sats.
factory, or - SALE Descriptive circulars sent on
J. o. ReADLBY / CO.,
10 S-eem LAWrenco, Ma6o.
pHYM0IANT HAAD-D0OK or PRAoTIOI
Ass 80 ~ BRAMOK TAYLOR.
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sg Z s j IN saTtAE.r'
D EODPrION LUxURIEs.

II EODPriOH LUxURIEs. .t
just received, . large variety OF articles %.
lecied Afticularly for the ceming reception SEA.
con. EN-. ? king Z g0l.
% y Dor. We. ave. and 163< at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21

10y COOPER LAPIMER Auctioueers,
- Late clerk. with las. o. Mcclure Uo,)
Southwest corner of Pennsy vania ave- and nth
street, Star ONCE Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-21

To which will be ADDED
Abent ,Go volumes OF O miscellaneous collec.
ton Of Novels by eminent authors, TheoloRicsi.
Historical, and other Works
6 G.,e 30 com1ence AZ O'Clock each evening.
apCu on rooms, .-."-
Terms cash.
70 20 IT COOPER 4 LATIMER Aucts
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nEPARrhIHr OF THs INTERIOR,

Application having bsen made under the act Of
June lov Tor the reissue Of the folls wing do
siioea Land warrants, which are alleged " ne 70
ceen tost or destreysd.-Notice IL hereby given
tnat 81 the date following the desc Of sch
III sns new certificate or warrant Of Nike tenor
appear. WV"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

Here is an exquisite little poem, which
appeared in the Chicago Journal, ana Is
probably from the pen of B. +. Taylor. 1t
Is perfect gem j - -
There's beautiful song on the slum brous
That drifts through the valley of dreams !;
It comes from a CLINE where the roses
were,
And a tuneful heart and bright brown
That waved in the morning beams.
Soft eyes OF azarea and szssof brown, -
And snow-white foreheads are there;
A glimmering Cross and a ghtterins
A thorny bed andsa couch of down. 40
Lost hopes and leaflets of prayer.
A breath of Spring in the breezy woods,
Sweet watts from the quivering pines
Blue violet eyes beneath green hoods,
A bubble of brooklets, scent of buds
Bird MARBLES and clambering vines.
A rosy wreath and dimpled hand,
a ring and sighted VOW
Three golden links of q broken band. s
A tiny track on the snow white SAND,
!, A tear and a sinleSs brow.
There's tincture of grief IN the beautiful
That sobs on the slumbrous air,
And loneliness felt in the festive throng, s
Sinks down on the soul as IL tiembies
From Chime where the roses " were. 8
We heard it first at the dawn of day,
Il And 1t mingled with matin chimes,
But years have distanced the beautiful lay,
And its melody howeth from far away,
I" And we call 1t now Old Times.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

and silly literature may be eschewed
no less than the vitiated food and lam,
guild habits which have impeded the
development of our feminine phys
iuue. The cultivation of a higher
and purer school of letters must lie,
in our busy system. very much in fe-
male hands; and they can, if. they
will, give it decided and wholesome
impetus. Beauty of expression, de-
pending SO much on the habitual
frame of the mind, Is promoted to
ed selection In reading and study.
When ladies read only what they
should read, and guide their daughters
in a like custom, they will do much
in aid of improved physical habits to
breed and train up still more lovely
and harmonious order of ideal Ameri-
can beauty. g-ss -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30

The EMPTY CRADLE.-There is a
whole volume of poetry in the follow
ing littleIsketch, which we find in the
last number of Miss BARRIERS Weekly:
We.met John on the stairs. He
was carrying an old cradle to be stow
led away among what he termed
plumber in. the lumber room. One
rocker was gone, and the wicker work
on the sides broken; it was an old
Nillow affair, but we could not refrain
trom casting sad look into its empty
depths. BE- ~ II + 3D. ~ +. : 4 =
"Goner' we said dreamily, "all
gone What golden heads were
once pillowed here! heads on which
the curls grew moist in slumber, and
the cheeks and lips flushed to The hue
of rose leaves. When sleep broke,
the slken finged lids opened heavily
from the slumberousr eyes; smiles fit
ted like sunbeams over the face, the
white fist was thrust into the mouth,
and when mamma lifted the muslin
and peeped in to see if baby was
awake, what cooling and Growing was
-heardt The little feet begansto kick,
out of pure delight, and kick on until
both of the tiny red shoes were landed
at the foot of the cradle Where are
those heads now' Some that were
embrowned by vigorous manhood, are
sleeping on battle fields; some are
bleached with time and cares; and
the feet have grown sore and weary
on the rough paths Of life, 90 20 s N
Perhaps some little enc, once ten
derly rocked here. is sleeping in the
s sH vigorous near, ssn sGe
tuft, and the starry jessamine. The
blue i bird, .hutters. its bright wings
through the willow boughs, and the
cool Summer wind whispers to. the.
green leaves and grass blades ON the
grave. What OFF Perhaps Of its i'm
mortality y Sleep on little dream.
less onep' "Of such is the Kingdom
of Heaven asaa OF III 's'.'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30
Mechanics Foundry,

s9 % i8 s3i. 81 1o'l
bibeao - ~ q ~
-l<ut Pc sahi1 s. ~ 1855
e 5dj g. - GWe re9G,
H0ig95i
Manufacturers and Builders Of r,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-30
.IRECT sUPPLIEs FROM FIRST


nIRECT SUPPLIES FROM FIRST
hands, the manufacturers, &C., &C.,
&c. Moore, wilstach & Baldwin. book
jobbers, stationers, and blank book manu-
facturers, No. % West Fourth street, Gin
.cinnati Ohio, offer to sell on small mar
gins, a full and fresh stock of goods, In
their line, for the Spring Trade.
4 SCHOOL BOOKS of all varieties, in large
or small quantities. PAPERsAsA heavy
stock, cheap, comprising foolscap, bill cap,
legal cap letter, bath post, commercial
note, packet note, ladies' note, billet, fiat
cap, demi. medium, royal, super-royal, Inn
perial, folio post, check folio post. Colored
mediums, colored enameied papers, tissue,
copying, and Manila papers. . Also EN-
vELOPES in every size, style, color, &c. !,
LEHIGH cOMPANY's SUPERIOR,
in quantities, at very low. figures.
PIERCE's SLATED GOODS. ALI styles, at
manufacturers, lowest prices = ~ =. ~ ~. Z
With full stock of BLANK BOOKS and
STAPLE STATIONERY. -. .auifoIas1 8
i MOORE, WILSTACH & BALDWIN,
a5 WEST FOURTH STREET.. ~
IuCu2o -t-sf st4t.1 s-si4lAs},t s.'sl ~
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-21

and getting possession of the re-
yolver, robbed me as described, and
made off with the booty, still retain
ing the keys, which we found in his
possession From the Office he had
gone up the road, met the stage, and
finding that he could not accomplish
his purpose without committing the
murder. and then opening the bag,
had just time to secrete himself, when
the doctor came along. BY wide
circuit he came back to Boston, and
arrived there by another train on the
same evening that I did. When
picked up the envelop, he recognized
me, and made up his mind that he
had better leave, and was preparing
to do so when arrested.
A few days more saw me back to
L., my innocence fully esta-
bhshed; but I could not be pre-
vailed upon again to assume the
duties of postmaster, and my former
assistant was appointed. AS for Will
liam Chase, he was executed the fol-
lowing July.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-21
nGT@CNSLEa.ANX


- Erin. fa
hold q letter in my hand ss-
A letter from that lovely land
Which barde and minstrels praise.
Alas! no harp Of silver tongue
Hath e'er more wildly, sweetly ruug,
Than hers, in other days!
would my sighs might bear me o'erl
I'd rest upon her emerald shore,
Nor longer care to roam.
I'd leave my native land afar,
Low sinking, like a clouded star,
Behind the western foam.
I'd leave the dearest spot on earth-
The sacred land that gave me birth;
For who would Gre to mark
The face more precious far than life,
In daily passion, storm and strife.
Grown hideous, stern and dark?
I'd fly, and rest in Erin DID,
l love her bards and chieftains bold
love her tameless clans;
Her heaven, through which tho sky-lark
scars EN-s~.
Her rocks, round which old ocean roars,
Her wild, sea-trodden sands.
But most lovo her faithful heart,
That ne'er it's Gaelic pulse can part,
Nor Gaelic passion chill
But grasps its sword, and gnaws it's chain,
And rends it's fettered limbs in pain,
And braves the Saxon still!
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-08-21
Bill to Foreclose Mortgage.

Charles 81. Furman, Trustee, vs. the Green
vile and Columbia Railroad Company
Order calling in Creditors.
N pursuance of the decretal order in
Il the above stated case, ''the creditors
of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Company holding bonds and coupons CO.
vered by the mortgage bearing date 18th
January. 1854, and referred to i'll the plead
ingss, and all creditors having any interest
under said mortgage" are hereby required
to present and prove their demands before
me, at my Office, in Columbia, on or before
the first day OF January next, cor that
they be excluded from all benefit of the
decree to be rendered in this case. Those
who choose to come in as parties COM
plainants arc allowed to do 30, and those
who wish to do so, may come in as de-
PENDANTS. D. Is. DESAUSSURE.
June 26 ws3mo n T. r II