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HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-Diamond, seal, and
signet RIGGS, scarf pins sleeve and bosom buttons,
handkerchief holders and enamelled bands, sets
Of diamonds. pesrii-etruscan and coral watches,
chains charms, seals and keys rich silver D'es-:
in cases and great variety Of rare and beaut:fli
presentation goods opening to-daya
aa NowLAg 4 Co.'s
s. ...# - corner Main and Tenth streets.
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Please acknowledge ten dollars from F. ". H.:
ter dollars from Il. w. McC., also good Lot OF
clothing ten dollars from Misses B. AID p; and
three dollars from Robert W. for fuel for the poor.
~" aaE WILLIAM w. PARKER.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
RICHMOND. VA, December II. 1893.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
RICHMOND, VA, December IL, 1888. !
ENHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKIIDi DERS OF THIS BANK for tha
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS Will be held ON
rUESDAY the l2th Of January next, at their
banking-house, at IL II. 80
de IL 8. B. SMITH, Ca sher.
OFFICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIyKR)
RAILROAD COMPANY, ,
RICHMOND, December 4, 1858.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY
will be held at the office Of the Company in this
city on bth OF January, 1859. at II A. NJ.
de RICHARD MORTON, Secretary.
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PGRsoNAI.-Mr. E. A. Pollard, the histo-
risn, has resigned the position which he
recently held in the New York custom
house, intending to devote oil Of his time
to literature.
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NHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
~ just received 1T the jewelry store Of
JULIUS SCHUMANN,
40. go BEoAD STREET NEAR SEVENTH,
fne Of The inest assortments Of new style
jEWELRY GOODS and GOLD and SILVER
WATCHES, suitable for CHRISTMAS PRE-
sEAT>. Also, JaT JEWELRY, cheaper than
a5y o.her house in the city.
WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRED at
lie shortest notice. All work guaranteed.
No. 62s BROAD STREET,
cel7-'Jaul near Seventh.
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HORSE SToLEN.-The stable of Edwin
Brooks (colored), on Broad street, was en-
tered about II o'clock Wednesday night
and fine horse belonging to him carried
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THRISTMAS AT ...-....
JOHN II. WALSH,S BOOKSTORE,
No. 4ls BROAD STREET,
where you can make a selection of JUVENILE
and TOY BOOKS from large stock.
~ ALSO, .r
PORTFOLIOS, WHITING DESKS, WORK
BOXES PoCKET-BcoKs PRAYER
BOOKS, IMPORTED and FANCY
STATIONERY,
and variety of other goods suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. -
Call at No. 4le Broad street, north side.
Cde 1e-lotl a
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PARDON GRANTED.-Henry Myers, con-
victed in Hastings Court Of Richmond of
grand larceny, was granted pardon yes
terdaY By the Governor.
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IL. ELLYsoS s. GO. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
Tina, Tennessee and the northern cities, at pub
lis!iers' rates. for cash. Apply =. this efice.
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UNION BANK OF RICHMOND.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders OF the Union Bank or Richmond
will he held on THURSDAY, 18Th oc January
1859, at O'Clock In the evening. IN the room OF
Messrs. Davenport & Co., over the First National
Bank
Stockholders requested to be present or re-
presented hy proxy. Those who c4rnot attend
please call at Bank and sign proxies before the day
of meeting.
de 2a-td JAMES MILLER. Cashier.
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Rfcl1mond DispatcIr,
Observation-Disclosures Is, 1868.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs.
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The SALLY ANDERSON CAsE-THE MAYOR
ASKS INSTRUCTIONS FROM GENERAL STONE
MAN.-It will be remembered that the ne
gro incendiary Sally Anderson, who was
released by Judge Underwood on a writ of
hdoeas corpus sued out by her counsel, Mr..
Z. ). Bundy, was rearrested by the Mayor
soon after, and committed to cell in the
lower station-house to await reouisitiop
from the county authorities. She having
been there some ten or twelve days, and no
requisition having been made. Mayor Cha
hoon on yesterday forwarded the following
'"''''"i""'i"''- 4" HAnAs4fat 4fattf tSf56asreef'fr
"RIcHMoxp, VA, December 90, 1868. 5
"Major- General George Sonemnn
Commanding First Military District:
General,-I have the honor TO inform you
that believing it my duty to cause the arrest
of any party charged with crime and subject
to IL legal investigation, on the l4th day OF De-
cember, 1883, I ordered the arrest Of Sally
Anderson.
ION the I'd of March, 1865, said Sally An
derson was indicted by the grand jury of the
county court for Henrico, charged with hay
ing committed arson On January 18th, 1863
She was convicted Of said offence August 6,
1868, and sentenced August 18th, 1865, to be
hanged on January 10Th, 1862
"While awaiting the execution of said sem
tence WITH OF RuDSuS corpus was OOLdlueo
from the Hon. John q. Underwood, and on
December 18th, 1865, said Sally Anderson was
brought before the United States circuit
court for the district of Virginia, and dis
charged from the custody of the sheriff of Hen
rico county by said circnit court upon the
ground, as alleged in her petition, that the
justices and officers of the said county court OF
Henrico were disqualified from holding their
said offices at the time Of the conviction of the
said Sally Anderson by reason Of the applica-
tion of the fourteenth tn amendment to the Con-
stitution of the United States, said justices
and officers having held office and taken an
oath to support the Constitution Of the United
States, and afterwards engaged in rebellion
against the Government of the United States
Immediately upon my arrest of Sally An
derson I notified Justice Nettles, of the
county of Henrico, of the fact, and that was
ready TO deliver her to the authorities of said
Henrico county. Up to this date she has moi
been demanded of me, and she is still in my
custody
Entertaining the opinion that have ro
the legal authority TO hold Sally Anderson fol
an unreasonable time, and believing that the
best interests Of society require that some
action be taken to secure 4 legal trial for nj
persons charged with crime have the honor
TO ask for instructions TO govern my action il
this matter. Your obedient servant,
GEORGE CHAHooE, Mayor
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de 25-1t

M ASONIj NOTICE.-The members g
W. DOVE LODGE, No. 81. are re- Wy
Iue.ted to attend stated meeting THIS/V\
friday pVGNIN6 at 0 O'Clock at their hall or
Broad street.
by order OF the Worshipful Master.
de 25-lt AEG. ARSEIL. JR.. SECRETARY.
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The posToFFloE will be open to-day only
from to 10 4. NJ.
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.-The follow
ing parties filed their petitions in bank

ing parties filed their petitions in bank
ruptcy yesterday:
James f. Merriman, B. W. Baker, J. N.
Glidewell George A. Buiifant: Jacob Walden,
Carpenter, w. S. Blackwell. +. NJ. Hodges,
5. a. Hobson, A. l.. Scott, John B. Jenkins,
A. l.. Goodoe, Samuel H Thompson, R.. K.
Chandler, Thomas T. Chandler, John 3.
Coates, w. H. Shields, W. NJ. Watson, w. A.
Morris, Daniel A. Matthews, John B. Chan.
dler, John r. McNutt, George w. Pollard,
John II. Taliaferro, Samuel T Skinner, James
W Jennings, Robert T. Johnston, and Thomas
:. Whiting. f. a-s r-u C.-5 .@#
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EOR CHRISTMAS.
COX'S SPARKLING GELAT1NE,
with our
IMPROVED DIRECTIONS.
makes larger quantity OF
CLEAR AND FIRM JELLY,
at a less cost than by any other method.
Also for sale, all the
FLkYORING EXTRACTS AND SPICES, AT
MEADE & BAKERS
del5 Apothecary store, sls Main street.
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NHRIsTMAs COMES BUT ONCE A
YEAR.
MAKE THE MOST OFT.
Tho attention OF housekeepers and everybody
.,.s +, called 10 my uni walled stock Of
HOLIDAY SUPPLIES
AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
RuHxs. GRAIN and GHouSD
C,rroS. SPICES
crKgASTS, Of all kinds,
and everything else nee ded for
MISCE PIES md CHRISTMAS CAKES.
GERMAN EEu1rS CAPERs
TURKISH PACSEs, PICKLES,
ALMONDS, CAKES
OLIVES CRACKERS
THE BEST Is THE MARKET.
FRENCH BHANpIES, WnIskEIS
FINE WINES, RUM
sll genuine Liquors OF every other kind-somc
itlvc,cd with a special view to the
CHRISTMAS EGG-NoGG.
Besides these we have splendid assortment Of
GEAERAL GROCERIES.
TEAS, CoFFEss, SUGARS,
Soar, STARCH, sIRUPs,
CUsESR CIGARS, PIPES
TOBACCO, PEPPER, SALT,
rLOuR, MEAL, &C., &C.
WOODEN WARE.
Gail st once at
j. Nj. fASDER'S
Create hoice- -Goods-L Low-Price Grocery,
l7i2 Main street.
near the Old Market.
Ge ?l-eodlw
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THE COURTS.

= HUSTINGS COURT.-JuDaE BuRxHAx.
!. No important business was transacted in
this court yesterday.
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~ II r / 8 T NJ AS, 1868.

~ II Z g T NJ A 8, 1868.
Families can be supplied with the following ar
ticles suitable for the coming holidays:
COX'S GELATINE, "t..-.
with directions for making one gallon Of jelly
without eggs or boiling;
GROUND MACE. AI.LSPICE, .#,- -
CLOVES, and CINNAMON;
FLkyORING EXTRACTS
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, 80.
ENGLISH MUSTARD and
Pure GROUND BLACK PEPPER;
A superior article Of SALAD OIL for ia
BILE use
We have also on hand fine assortment of PER-
FUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES. ,..
JAMES A. BLAMIRE, Druggist,
Twenty-hrst and Main streets.
dc le-S Tu, TIL &S4t
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OFFICE OF THE WEST POINT LAND COMPANY
December 21, 1868.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS.- Notice is
4 hereby given that the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the West Point Land Company
win he held at West Point, In The county of Ring
william, on the 18TH Day OF JANUARY, 1859.
full attendance is earnestly requested.
JOHN POLLARD.
de 25-2w Secretary and Treasurer
rE1HE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
the RICHMOND HEBREW BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY Will be held on SUNDAY. December
27th, at O'Clock P. NJ, at the Fleventh-stre t
synagogue. The members and friends OF the cause
are requested TO attend.
de 25-lt WILLIAM HELLER. Secretary.
DIRE DEPARTMENTAL quarterly
L. meeting OF the BOA RD OF CONTROL Of the
ire department, for the assessment of 1nes will
be held at Broad-street en- eine-house on MONDAY
the 2Sth instant at O'Clock p. N.
de "a hFM3t E. WARREN, Clerk.
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NOTICE. TO sHlPPERs.-Theb boats Of
In tho JAMES RIVER Nd KANkWHA Ca.
NAL. COMPANY Will leaye the dock as 1suai
promptly at Il II. On TUESDAYS THUEsOAYa
and akTUROAYS- -i
freight and tolls on goods Tor Lyuchcurg and be-
yond collected on delivery or prepaid st the oLe
tIon OF the shipper. Freight received sod De
liVered a. my oGics, on the dock.
Way freight Will no. be delivered I'LL changes En-
paid -ysUE E.@
Boats locked and tusuIed.
deli ----EOwkGD GLLON, agent.
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RICHMOND FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25, 1868
LEST OF LETTERS.

1ST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS RE.
dEr1aIs ~ 1MAlNING Mn IN THE RICHMOND posi-
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{ fIHRlSTMAS GOODS. +
W MlNCE MEAT, a good article.
RsISiSS ClTRON. and CURRANTS;
GEL ATiNE and WINE. for jelly;
JAM SlCA and \. E. Rum
Fresh CANNED TOMATOES;
del9 uiTNnTEY a TATUM.
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NHRISTMAs PRESENTS FOR OLD AND

NNRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR OLD AND
y luUNG.-Now open, 4 full stock suitable for
.@T!s;mas and Nc@-Icac's Presents, consisting OF
oAe Writing Desks, Work-Boxes, Portfolios,
s!a!s- Election OF The Poets and other Books,
sGprbl? hoGnd; Praver-Books. Bib!es. Photo
t'apAc Albums, &c. &C., together with a com.
Nr.e assortment Of Juveniles. beautifully bound
Ed adilius'rdted. Toy Books and 10Y Games OF all
v.rl@,ies { $50, French aud English Papers and
Envelopes. Papetries, &C., &C. All OF which we
o1rr ss low rs they can be found elsewhere. 4.
a. H. CHRISTIAN q CO.,
He lOOS Main street opposite postoftce.
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VETELLE.-CHRISTMAS.-: NJ
~ For the enjoyment OF this fes- Mxn4
tive seas n ZErELLE'S larter Is ~>SN
most bountifnIy supplied. No lux Zr~S@
ury III I. Is attainsblc 1s missing. Oruers will lie
promptly and ei her for the saloon tables the pri
vate rooms OF his hpuee, for families. The sea-
sonabe beverages are brewed at his bar, where the
best LIQ"OkS always to be had.
The Restaurateur tenders all his friends the com
plments Of this .oyouS season. H..... de Il
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OILS.

BOUK PAPERS.
Orders flled with accuracy and dispatch.
, The highest market price paid for COTTON
RaGS, OLD BOOKS, pAMPHLETa NEWS
PAPERA no7-,Ex&w
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ITO SHIPPERS.-STA N.hssse-,zzrI.s
4 q HILLS LINE OF BOATsEasSSssss
are now making regular trips. Goods Received FOL
all points on the canal between Richmond, Lexing.
ton, and Buchgnan-boats leaving three times PEI
week. Office on Basin bank and Eleventh street
We solicit the patronage OF our friends and thr
public generally. Goods will DC received at al
fines at our Office.
uO2 WILLIAM M. STATION, < gent.
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EOR PHILADELPHIA - The 4Sss
a fine steamer j. w. EVEhMAN, Cap-sS&&Aass2asAss
taiL VANCE, now lying at her berth In the dock wll
receive freight for the above port till FRIDAY
the 25h instant, at IL O'Clock Freight taken for
Norfolk at moderate rates. Passage to Plliladel-
phia, including meals and stateroop1, $40.
W. P. PORTER, agent
de 23-3t Office No. 2425 on the Dock.
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VHRIsTMAs, CHRIsTMAS.-DlA-
q I7MOND. PEARL, STONE CAMEO, BY
Z1NTINE MOSAIC. ETRusCAN, and other
heantifui SETS OF JEWELRY ,,, ,o,,s
oe oeSTrERIiSG SILVER TEA SETR SPQONS
F0Ras Ladies' and large variety OF st ~, wee 5
In SnSREsS, ShTRs, and GENTLEMEN's WATCHES,
CHAINS. SEALS, and KEYS, &C., OF very supe-
rior gualit9y qua. vi AINs I,oCKETs, and HANDKER-
ciIiEEHOLDEHS; and avel-selected stocK OF
FANCY GOODS.
Ace apoVe ooie ~ 'J0HT Is. TYLER d Co.. IA
a. t,., = = Ns 1873 Main street. y
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SHIPPING.

EOR IMORE.-Th >aSss
steamer STATE OF MARYLAND, sSasllfksSskS
Captain CHARLES TRAyERs. will leave her wharf
on SATURDAY, December 25lh at o clock Z. 81.
Freight received up TO y O'Clock 2. u. For
freight or passage, apply to
de 25-lt HARVEYS u WILLIAMS.
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ITO FOR BRIGGS THE BAKER.
Cakes and crackers apd b-ead-.f't 80
Bread and crackers and cakes
OF all bakers BRIGGs is abe ead,r ,,..-,....s,,
E1ceiiing In all that lie bikes. -"
His articles are fresh rs cln be,
Made %d up p massFlYlSs Hs sil nSslh Inc bet
Z With Il skill that hgsfew Is possessed.
Content with small profits, he asks
None but most reas sonnble prices: .
While to Please is the cfi-f OF his tasks
And thus he the public .. tices.
Cakes and crackers and L ad-
bread and crackers and axes" g1.-sa
or all bakers BRIGGS IS ahead,
Excelling in all That he bakes. Ea
Tle 22-lw1 .'# @# Y.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.


"A PPROPR1ATE HOLIDAY PRESENTS
hLFGkNT BOOKS, illustrated and In superh
HANDsoGS WRITING DESKS
LADIES Wukk-BUXRS
P0RTFoL10S and TOURISTS, CasEsa fa;
IHoTOGk kAPHiC ALBUMS
pp.sESAnT NOTE PAPER and ENVELOPES.
fApETRlES- beautiful boxes of Note Paperr
p,pI ana envelopes, stampei vi. initials
hhkkAYER:BooKs and HYMN.BooKs,
PESKNIVFS
GOLD PENS,
PENf IL CASES, -....--.---.
rOCKET-BOOKS
PORTE-MONNAIES r
lSkSTANDS,
&HsSSMEN,
R.CRGAMMON BOARDS.
sPLENDlD PIAEO-EORTIS M-.as-f,,u
SUPERB GUITARS
aud an endless variety Of ''i H3
CHltDREN'S BOOKS, iae1rt- ~
suitable Tor (hri sim ts and Ne v Ye Xr,s gifts .
WoDOBOUSE & PAhHAM
so . Booksellers, Statinners, and
oe ES-N cea ers In Piano f.rtRs.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The JAMES
~ RIVER TOWING AND TRANSPORTA-
TON COMPANY are now prepared to lighter to-
bacco, salt, and all other merchandise, Lumber and
wood, to and from City Point, Norfolk. and Pc
tersburg, and all landings On James river, on our
new and elegant BAhGES just built. For freight,
apply to 8. LEPFLER, General Agent
or to CROWELL q CUkklE,
= de I'm corner Eiphteenth and Cary streets.
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nor NEW YORK.-OLD @S@s
~ DOMINION STEAMSHIP COM-SSSSsasRssasssnsSs
PANY.-The new and elegant side-wheel steam
ship A L e MA RI e, Captain COUCH. will
leave her wharf at l:ocketts on SATURDAY, De.
cember 2sth, at / O'Clock z. d. Freight received
uuti II O'Clock SATURDAY. Fare al2. Round
tickets, 800. Steerage, Sc. For freight or pas
sage, apply to
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM Il CO.,
de 24-2t corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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CHRISTMAS.

ALEXANDER SHARP, P. ".
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de l9-kts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-30
an Gnteresting gtury
From Colburn's New Monthly
IN DIFFICULTIES.
A TALE OF REAL LIFE

~ LII - glitt - !t-1 EItt'lz 5i4a -. az L
About two years since. very intimate
friend of mine. some years my senior. re-;
lated the following story to me. 4 think
| cannot do better than give it,in Ibis own
words, for while it amusads itat the same
time made such.an impression on me, that
I paid ptf divers small debts had hither-
to neglected. and have since never allow
ed myself any luxury l could not pay for.
| trust this tale may prove as amusing.
and perhaps as profitable to some of my
readers as it was to me.
When; I was about twenty two years
Of age 7 was in the army; although T vas
not rich + Vas very we'll Of. as my friends
gave me an allowance Of two hundred
pounds year; ;sbatasI I wasNery thought
less and very extravagant, spent con-
siderably more than this, allowing my
half-yearly bills to remain unpaid. In a
short time, however, some of my trades
menzappliea to me for payment, threaten n
ing 70 apply t. ~ re- relations # dfid f not 1l
comply with their demands In order to
avoid the hedremonstrances Of my family,
and because it was far easier, trastingsal-
SO, perhaps ii in lucky hit on the Derby.
I borrowed money at high interest on
my commission-in short, in about eigh-
teen months I found | owed about thou
sand pounds. The money-lenders were
clamorous for payment, threatening to ar
rest me. 80 I was at last compelled to ap-
ply to my friends; they, however, firmly
refused to help me in any way. telling me
that as had involved myself so deeply.
notwithstanding the@liberal allowance
received, it was-clear the army was toe
expensive for me, and that I had better
give it up. I was obliged to sell my
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-30
gelecttn' Yaetug..
THE CLOUD OF WITNESSES.
"Are then not all ministerial spirits 2'

THE CLOUD OF WITNESSES.
"Are they not all ministeriag spiritse''
2 IYleaned upon burial urn, nfij nj
And thought how life is but q day,
And how the nations each id, turn,
Have lived and passed away.
The earth is peopled with the dead,
Who live again in deathless hosts,
And come and 60 with n9iseless tread
A universe of ghosts. l} u
They. follow, after flying ships, IL s5ssorr
They: flicker through, the cityl's marts,
They hear the, cry Of human lips-gc
The beat of human hearts. q !.
They lingef not around their tofnbs,
But far from churehyards Keep aloof,
To dwell in Old familiar rooms
Beneath the household roof
TGesg I0z3
They waken men at morning light,
They cheer them in their daily care,
They bring a weary world at night
III To bend the knee in prayer. ;Tn .IfGi
Their errand is of God assigned
To comfort sorrow till it cease,
And in the dark and troubled mind G-;
To light the lamp of'peace..
There is language whispered low,
Whereby to mortal ears they speak,
To which we answer by glow
That kindles in the cheek.
. Dear shadows, fairer than the day; "a
With heavenly light they wrap usround,
Wherein we walk gilded way .g;sils
And over holy ground goz tpd ,s3sr
O, what wondrous life is theirs - q!
To fling away the mortal frame, IT
Yet keep the human loves, and cares,
And yearnings still the same !
o, what a wondrous life is ours =
To dwell within this, earthly range,
Yet tparley with the heavenly powers
Two worlds in Interchange!
~ifFs.IprS
o, balm of grief!-to understand
That whom our eyes behold no more
Still clasp us with as true a hand orr
AS in the flesh before
InI01fEt4 94GGI
No longer in gloom profound
Let memory, like a rnourner craped,
Sit weeping by an empty mound
Whose captive hath escaped
.<$t-fE fJ3t|4 - Itttf
So, turning from the burial urn,
I thought how life has double worth,
Ifimen be only wise to learn
TT That heaven is ON the earth. p g5;I
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greas wrongs and the correction of the
many abuses under which the country is
now laboring, we must look to the Amer
lean people, and that in them is our hope.
l am, very truly, your friend,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
General THOMAS EWING. ,rc o.fs -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-30
,,Bsllltsn Miiasisnanlgs..,, !. !.

i9i A, Maohins to Knuk CesA.u rso a;
AT the New Hork' Sessss Agtishlausia
Fair. . meehinsto hash coiu Ssg saAib.d
tied. xhichiisathasdesstiBsd BY fhsikssD
York Ezpseas. 1Eo VI bg1ssaiaiuibs baa
isAt this fais, forsths frstsfims, % .1sE
= perfect spractiosh maehipsa psapiekiagv
and bnsking corn operations which d
man ingenuity ana forethought % peft6t1
inssny other! way chan gby she piih1ylSsss
yst stiin continual! hdndts prossas Bnr
the. .pparatuss here, alluded - sdeess thso
whole work, not only ten times moee en-,
peditiously. bit much. more effectively
than Il q ausnally done by hsnd a6dssoE
ths same tinsls.sst 1ha& =
& q m2eh inofl ian ~ j. m ).
would 6e Jss1nsbies, i 81 S1lY
points mentfoned NulS l. =
InI outward sppesfS tGsq Y - -
not unlike ansoldi difashionsa. Aaetdpsnio
ming mill -, pAtonerena, eahoye the tops,
! pair Of rollers. revolyed By gear yhse|exs
Is which Is attached tie pull lof tks pS5lt "
er.1oiAt she fBnerd ssfde 20 tie folletsS -
v6kaiass5 Observation-Disclosures 1srHsld1n
pass. q d The AttAf, sjuat ~ sast insne ~
biz, are laid on AAs fsedips hs and ~
butt ends are received between The kniseyf
and IRE drawn through tbs rollers. ~
the I'm c0sie il con6k twill Tie knlve6
they 1fiaspeackeArGysud talliax in1oAkn
hopper are .paeaedldawn N nslined pIane..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1868-10-30

General Thomas EWING.