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VIRGINIA.

Memorial 10 Congress from tho Grant and
Coifax Club-Prcparstions for the Funcrni
Of John NJ. Bolts.
RICHMOND, Jan. o. 1860.
AS an Offset TO the operations OF the Virginia CON-
mttee In Washington the state Grant and Colfax
Association have adopted o memorial to Congress
asking, in view Of the deceptons prsctsed by per.
sons whose disabilities have not been removed that
no further steps be taken In that direction until the
applicants have proved In tho coming election that
they favor reconstruction by voting ior II. com
mittee II 10 be sent TO Washington tn oppose the
amnesty movements.
The remains Of John Minor Bolts arrived this even
Ing, and were laid In state IN the senate Chamber
meeting was held at the Capitol tonight, presided
over by the Mayor. Resolutions were offered nv
Judge Alexander Rives and adopted, and eulovcs
were uttered by Governor Wclla ana l.. II. Chandler
The remains Of M. Eotts VIII bc inferred to-aortow
asteruoop
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MAR YLAND.
lm p0rtant Supreme Court Dccision-C0nsti-
tutionality Of the State License Laws Sns.
tnincd.

Important Supreme Court Dccision-Con-ti-
nationality OF the State License Laws Sms.
taincd.
BALTIMORE, Jan. o. 1859.
Chief Justice Scott. OF the Supreme Bench Of this
city, assigned to the Baltimore City Court. to-day
delivered an opinion in the habeas corpus case OF
Henry Drescher, nonresident trader. Drescher is
resident OF Newark, N. j., and was arrested and
committed to jail on December IL last, charged
with violating the act OF the General Assembly Of
Maryland, which forbids any person not perma-
nent resident OF the state Offering exposing for
sale goods, wares, &C., without first obtaining
license 10 do so. The petition alleges that he Is
citizen Of the State OF New Jersey
and claims that he IL not liable under
the said act, first, because that act In
question sin violation Of the eighth and tenth sec
tons Of the first article Of the constitution and
second, because said act is In violation Of the second
section OF article four OF the constitution OF the
United States Judge Scott decides that the constl-
tuition OF the United States does not give any con
troll to Congress over the domestic trade OF the
States and concludes as follows:-"l am OF opinion
that our state act In question Il not IN violation Of
the constitution OF the United states. and that the
petitioner has no cause OF complaint. IL IL there
upon this 9th OF January, 1869, adudged and or
dered that the petition be dismissed, AMI that the
petitioner he remanded the custody OF the warden
until discharged In due OF law. The prisoner
can he admitted to bail nj any timc.n Dreschcr was
accordingly rccommtted.
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Lo>po~ NoNKy MAEkNr.-l.oNp0N. Jan. a-~l r.
M.-fllinUis tenirals frmcr ~ -.
PARIS Bon WSN---fARix. Jan. a.--The B0ur~r ~
quiet. rcnies, 70 francs ~ c.niimca
FRs>aFUkr kutESs.-faASkFnmT. lan~ a-tnlfNd
states nyetwentlsS closed ssA. lor the ODD issue
LvERrooL COTTON hARgkf.-L -LIvEnr0og. Jan. g.
! r. M.fhc cotton market - active ~ sltii further
advance m prices. Middiing uplandss lfS. IN "a.
on the spot; middling uplansis. 20 arrive. usd I;
middling orleans. ~ I'd. q " I'd.
nAvEE CorrON NANkKr.--HsvnE Jan. p--The
cotton market opened active. Tres ordinalre f2sf
per cwt. on the spot. Low niddllngs. 10 arrive.
activeat I2sf
Jan. g.--1he market !. quiet.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKxf.-LfsERroof-
Jan. o.--fard 1as per cwt.
LivEErooL PaoDucs MARxEr.--LvxRroot. Jan
g.--Taiiow AGA. Cd per cwt.
LONDON PRoDucE Mkmgsr.--ioSpoS. Jan. p.--
Spirits turpentne weak.
PETROLEUM MARkEr-AxrwKRr Jan. o.--rhc
petroleum market Ia nrmer ~ SAT- 55f for stand
ard white.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Recovery of the Funds Stolen by Bcgnrt, the
Naval DefarItcr-Thc Montreal Water
works-Exportation Of siIver-Ocnth Of q
Fcniau.
MONTREAL. Jan. 2, 1869.
Munketreck, the magistrate who was arrested in
Eastern township charged with conspiracy to re-
lease Bogart, who was arrested under the Extra
dton act, has been liberated on bail large por-
tion OF the money stolen by Bogart has been re-
covered.
Another loan for s75o,ooo for the water works here
is spoken OF. The consumption of the water now
exceeds the present capacity Of the works.
Az q meeting of the merchants respecting the so
called SILVER nuisance Mr.. Wier's plan 10 export
$4,000 900 silver was unanimously adopted In ac
cordance with resolutions passed the time for ac-
cepting tenders was extended TO February 0.
Patrick Doody, lately confined In the jail af OF
lava on suspicion OF fenianlsm, died yesterday.
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SHOCKING sffAa N kfsrgtxr.
Particulars Of the KILLING of Tive Xssns
Mra.

Iron the Maysville tKy.l Eagle Dec. si.l
On Christmas eve there wa- AZ lAe Baptist church
In Sharpsburg. school exhibition. witch passed OF
pleasantly. After that q number OF Young men re-
paired 20 a drinking saloon. and then followed one
Of the most awful as well n remarkable and me an.
cnoly aralrs OF which ~c have any knowledge.
Joshua sharp. one OF the scholars of
the school, who had acquitted himself with
credit at the exhibition. about twenty years old and
Dick Tay ior, but few years older, were fiends hut
being excited by liquor, became involved In trnng
difficulty. Angry words en~urd. sharp proposed
to Taylor III he wished 90 night ne would secenmo.
date nim." Each one took pistol irom two ~ the
bystandcrs and went TO the street sharp taking his
position on one side OF the street Taylor on the oihef
about 100 feet apart sharp said. "Afe you rraayY"
Taylor replied. ~ am They then hsxan to ore.
Sharps pistol fnis~cd fre the nr~ time giving Tas-
lor the nrst IRE. which was harmless. The, then
fired about the same time. and were both INSTANTLY
killed. sharp was shot through the head aud Tayior
through the heart. We tearn thas the County Indgr
Of Bath has recently refused al applications fpf
license 20 seil liquor. and for the af recefvcs the
thanks of all who have regard Zoe the public mofA-
or value tue safety of human life.
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cuBA.
Fsss-eipaf'sn Proclaimed By she ss~srxcns---
fmsdssax "a sseneral Qrnsada-Reported de-
feat er Spanish TresR---A Local Exsis-
mrmt in EHmvmms.

Emancipation PrseIsinsed By the ss-srxent~--
fnrdsaz "a Generai Qrnsada-Reported de-
Teas ef Spanish TrssR---A Local Exsisc-
mrwt IN Hmyans.
HAv.s,. Jan. !. 1884,
VIA LkkN CRY, Ian. =.
sdvcea 70 me is' inai. have hecn received ron a.
Iag0 de cuhs.
General Cespeaes fhe provisional President %
the republican government AMI senior Axullcfa we're
with the larufgrnts near that ciiy. snd have pro
clslmed the emspclpatl0a o. the saves
They condemn Genesal MArmul'a course IN destroy.
ing the saueaact xna compiain that the people of
the Western pepanmenf have not heeied the cal of
the revolution. sBa thai the Jaala a. Havana wAs
furnishing no fncncy.
n# reported mat Colonel neneSas aaa failed 10
occupy Holguin xnd taas Ne has aeen competed 10
resam wvanded % Gilara
News from NaeshAs - 90 shr ~. 40 accounts
are gwen u General yalma@eaas operations
General Qaesada a s.is " have lanaea frosn Mas
san. win eighty men ana I. $50 naes
Puerto Pnncipe y ssal ssupaaaes ~ small hanas
Of insurgents. In the eity prusfsaiisa sad gloom
preva. the Shops are closed asd maas arrests asse
taken place.
ON the Issh q axhi eccgrsa y Casualidad fexnas.
between q body 81 insurgents ss strong, and
500 spanish troops The troops were def~atea.
vita heavy loss COSTA rcsrses Puertp rrimctpe
ON the .s0th. The wounded have seca careleSssy
treated and naay have alea.
The pfocismation oi 0snerai asesafs sas been -
ceived.
ON "Wednesday . spanish o~scer kniea 4 cussn 10
a street dispute H. bersl sook slaee secretly ~
dawn by order of tse gogerneuA A. LATER hour
an immense coEcour@e gathered Al ihe crmeieFs, te
mandng the exhumatlon of ne sosy for the paF-
pose OF paying it appropriate henorA Men ana
women shouted viva cBea" viva cespedes'
Through tne prudence u the government 10 serious
results occurred.
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SPAIN.

Grand Banquet in Sevlle-Espartero in
High FavOr-He Is Announced as the
Choice Of those Present as the Head Of
che Government.
MADRID, Jan. o. 1869.
A grand banquet was given at Seville last even
ing. All the municipal oficers of that city and
many other notables were present. One
OF the features Of the banquet was COM
pimentary telegram which was sent to Espartero,
wherein the guests expressed their preference for
him as the head of the State, whatever the decision
or the Cortes may be relative to the future form Of
the government.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10
Nr. John yyeAuIine.


The death of this gentleman which occurred as
his residence on second avenue on Friday, has been
the source OF much regret 70 a large number OF our
citizens Universally respected in his business life
during h- MANY years In this city, where by untir-
ing activity, he had acquired considerable means
and won most enviable name he gained the re-
gard OF all VINO knew him In his social relations for
the genuine yet simple character which belongs to
. refined gentleman. Mr. McAulifrc was born
In the city of Cork, Ireland. and came
10 this city about the year 1853. Since then he has
been o successful business man. and was not nIg-
garily n the disposal Of the which his aborx
brought him whenever q good work was to he dons
or a charitable object could be forwarded. lie was
known here TO very large circle to whom the
nonncement OF his death viii come with deep sor-
row. Mr.. McAuilfse was a gentleman OF fine educa-
ton and an accomplished lingust. An Irishman OF
very intense feelings. brought up a. he was.
amid the storm OF am incipient revolution.
eGicieni efforts for the good OF his coun-
try. and In this light was ALWAYS regarded
as an earnest. eloquent dlsinierested though not
noisy or prominent advocate OF every measure that
could tend 70 her benefit. Mr.. McAude. at the time
Of HIS demise, was Vice President OF the Knights or
st. Patrick. ny which society he was held in the
highest esteem having been twice elected to that
honorable position He was, indeed in some
specs the founder OF the society and OF its most
h0nored members. lila brethren will have to per-
form the melancholy duty Of acting guard OF
forenoon, and none who have passed from their
RANKS will be lamented sincerely Mr.. McAu-
line nj one time connected with the press OF tN
CITY
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ST. DOMINGO.

Failure Of the Bacz Nexotiafions-grobable
Downfall Of His Government.
HAVANA Jan. .. ls6a.
News has been received here that Jesurun che
Curacao banker, who went to Europe TO contract a
loan for President Baez, OF St. Domingo returned
unsuccessful. II Is stated that the failure 10 obtain
administration.
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THE PLAINS.

Tho Csmanche indians Offering to Surrender.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. o. 1869.
General sherman has received information. that
representatives from 400 Comanche lodges have
arrived at Fort Bascom New Mexico and ofer to
surrender They notified that no surrender
would be received, except at Fort C0bb--the object
being 10 have all the tribes the Plains within
watching distance OF General sheridan.
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THE STEAMSHIP HIBERNiA.

Thirfy-nine Additional Passengers Reported
10 Have Been Saved.
LONDON, Jan. O. 1869.
The brig Hannibal, which arrived here yesterday,
reports having passed the Ocean Spray, bound to
New York. with thirty-nine OF the missing passen-
gers and crew OF the Anchor lines steamship
Hibernia, which foundered IN November last. She
would land them at Madeira.
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ALASKA.

Destruction 81 Garrison Buildings by Fire
Suicide Of mn Army Omcer-DcpopuIasion
Of sitka.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Q, 1859.
Late adyiccs from Alaska have been received here.
portion Of the garrison buildings at the mouth or
e,teckecn river had been destroyed by frc
Captain Kenny, of the United States army CON-
ynitted suicide by shooting himself through the
heart.
News FROM the queen Charlotte coal mine was en-.
C0uraging.
aefi for ST. Pctsrsburv dullng the month vi Deceul-
Der.
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Lars. Fsrs ss c~srs-usss Forty Thsnsand
Osllars.
~. LouIs. Jan. y. isao.
Gre at Cairo yesterday destroyed the clothing
and furnishing house Of Messr-. steinheimer A
MARKS three saloons hcionEing TO Andrew Kain.
Marshall Bambrick AMI Patrick Fitzgerald. The
total io~- y aboUt insured for 80 400 Sein
hesner MARKS saved about one-ttlri OF their stock
Ia q damaged condition.
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LOUISIANA.
faserai II General Reussenp-Resolusions Of
Respect Passed BY tho LcgisInture.
I'M Ian q 1890

0SPV0t Fasscu " tuo H1cSIhHtuIcs
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ., 1852
The funeral OF General Rousseau took place this
afternoon. ami was largely attended, notwithstand
ing the unpleasant weather. The services were con-
Quoted At Christ church by the Bishop Of Louisiana.
The pAlsbearers were Generals Hatch, Mower Beck
wIta Babcock. Porter. Tompkins and Mcclure Of
the regular army, ana Generals Steedman,
HERON, lee Mcmillan Bussey and Cur
ney. formerly OF the volunteer service,
with an equal number OF the Masonic fraternity.
TIE funeral escort was composed OF the First in
fantry, Battery OF the First artillery, Company
Of the SIKH cavalry. Masons city Officers and COun-
ca state officers and the Legislature, and large
c0nc0nrse OF citizens, on foot and IN carriages.
Resolutions of regret and sympathy were adopted
by the Legislature and City Council. The public
ofccs and nearly all the houses along the line Of
marcn we're closed during the prOgress or the fu-
nesal cort..ge
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AT the railroad depot at Fon du Lac, WIS, on Mon
day afternoon, q young man named Chapman while.
passing gate leading into the yard was accostcd
Chapman Was 1rst struck upon the head with q
snngshot, then stabbed IN the throat with dirk
kutfc. ater which flash was hASs NJ tha pocket of
his pans wissh sytanea $780, The victim VIVA left
unconsoioas vaus the murderer cscapeJ oa \ train
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MARINE DISASTER.

LONDON, Jan, Q, 1869.
n The Ada, frcm Middlesborough, England, bound to
New York. has been picked up derelict and taken
into Niewe dep, Holland. The crew, who had
abandoned her. have landed at Lowestoft, England.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

HAMBURG Jan. p.--New York friends OF passen-
gers on board the steamer Borussla, heretofore
ported or Portland, England, with broken shaft,
ana who arc auxiousy inquiring on the subject BY
Un tho 2Dtn ult.
QUEENSTOWN, ian. s.--The royal mail steamship
DO arrived ~ this port 81 nine O'Clock tns warming
The New York herald., 1869-01-10
TENNESSEE.

Murderer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20 the Mis-.
si-sippi River Railroad.
MEMPHIS. Jan. q, 1869.
Ths Grand Jury 10 day found true bill against
DorAn ior the murder Of Whitfield.
rne Board OF County Commissioners yesterday
subscribed 800 IN ard OF the construction OF the
Mississippi River Railroad hence 20 Paducah. Ac-
tive measures are beng taken ny the friends OF the
road q secure its completion. and with good pros
pect of success
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TELhGRAPNIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF TEE WORLD.
~>>o.>o~~,~~e~o~~~~~-~
TEE EASTERN QUESTION.
Singular Statement in the Greek
Blue Book.
Submission Of Crctans Con-
flrmed.
Banquet in Seville in Honor Of
Espartero.
More Of the Passengers and Crew OF
the Hibernia Saved.
~>~~>~-~~-~~~~.-~~~--~~
Reported Defeat Of the Government
Troops in Cuba.
~>~or~~~~~~~~o>-~~~S~y<
The Emancipation Of Slaves Proclaimed by
the Cuban Insurgents.
TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO.
Reported Defeat Of the Government
Troops in Cuba.
The Emancipation Of Slaves Proclaimed by
the Cuban Insurgents.
TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO
THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The Greek Blue BOOk-Singular Statement In
Regard TO Cretan Affairs.
CoNsTANTINoPLR, Jan. 0, 1862
The Greek Blue Book, copies OF which have been
received here, contains a statement that General
Ignaties. the Russian Ambassador to the Sultan's
Court, has assured Mr.. Delyannis the Greek Minister
here. that the Sublime Porte would not repress any
action OF Greece in reference to Crete.
Submission Of the Cretans Confirmed.
LONDON, Jan. Q, 1869.
Advices from Gambia by mall fully confirm the
previous reports OF the submission OF the Cretans to
the Turkish authority.
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Is NASHVILLE, Jan. Y. ls6a
r. :. Richards some time ago introduced bill In
the House which was 20 he submitted TO the vote OF
the people, authorizing convention 10 be composed
OF members of the present Legislature. 20 convene
the 2ld OF lcbfuary, 70 enffaHchi-e tile dslran-
chised people oi the state The biil onne up IN the
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received the nrss grand gold medal,
and the still higher ccompense, the Cross Of the Legion or
Honor aithe Universal Exposition PARIS 1857 These wcrs
the highest awards OF the Exposition, house or
CHICkERING 4 SONS was the only one 80 honored In
mums In direct competition with the leading
OF the country, and the Great Exhibition London We
received the highest award given 10 manufacturer tho
United States Total seventy one hrst premiums and H.
world
wARERooMs NO. n EAST FOURrEENTH sreEgr.
rev York, betwecn Broadway end Fifth avenue.
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ALBASy, Jan. Q. 1859.
The day calendar for January II IL as follows,--
Nos ~ 40, aos. a.. AN As A. 80. 81, So So S. a.
o. ~. The court will meet on Monday, at half past
nine o'clock.
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GEORGIA.
LyachsnE sg MaFderers--They Confess TEeir
l.nilt.

t.uilt.
AUGySrA, Jan. Q. 1862
u 3. reported that the murderers OF Martin and
hfs two sisters, who were murdered robbed and
burned a. Their home IN Columbia, &. O., few weeks
age wefe taken nom the jail at Appling and lynched
White man named Anderson Upton and three me-
groes who composed the party confessed having
murdered Martin and his sisters and the subsequent
burning - tne house anu their bodies In order TO
cover their gull.
The New York herald., 1869-01-10

A.-Mis.isauei spring water.-OnIy Know.
remedy for Cancer and all Diseases Of the Kidncys Fur
sale ~ druggists. Depot 5ss Broadway, New York.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Pr} r.. Paid l. 4, ~
furnished The highest a. ua,d sr nh...
aud ali kiuds Of Gold and Silver. -" 'o~'o''s
TAYLOR Co. B~nkS :, Is wall strcsl NY
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Circulars Of Every Description and Nosk -.
70 attend meetings printed IN the neaest possible mag ,s
at an hours notice. and cent less than ~
other similar place N the city at the METROPOLITAN IOI
PRINTING ESTABLISHNENT, "a Nassau street.
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Neatness, Economy and Despy sch Cc,,hsu.x
n the execution orders. Metropolitan ,ob Prtnc. E.sn
ahmeut, "a Nassau strssot- '''s-"
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WiGs, TSapSes ana Orsape stal Hair.-ucss
p,y sa,ay msr uye ana Hair Dyeinge ooors. BAT0ik
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For First Glass Printing of Evcry ,eser,~-
ton 10 fhe Metropolitan job Printing EsAtt hment n
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Good bourbon, So cents per Bw isrc --uc~
dseux Wine Co.'S Vaults % Fulton street, cors m Of wisr.
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Hazard & Ca.wen,- Cod IA-s = OIL Il q.
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.la.enh IL. Chapman.

rhsa well known pilot died al his residence In
Nstteawan ~ T.. on Thursday last. lie was the
oldest pilot of the New Jersey and sandy Hook
PHO, Association. his license bearing date Of 1887.
he ably fulfilled the ariuous and often peril0us
aaes ~ hts profession and was noted for his strce
Integrity anl general uprightness OF character.
simple, KIND hearted and genial companion, he maize
host. Of ffiends 20 whom he famiiarly known as
Uncle Joew As a pilot he was always looked up To
by hs associates for advice and counsel, which WAS
always a. their command. Mr. Chapman possessed
death.
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NUMBER XIII.
The Guest.


He came unbid know not whence,
This wondrous guest, unknown before;
All silent and unseen he came
Within my door.
He gently heals my lifelong pain,
He charms the frequent tears away,
And all my grief from me beguiles,
And still will stay.
Sweet thoughts arise and eager climb,
Like birds that sing in upper air, -
The song that close to Heavens high gates
Becomes prayer.
ct half [ fear his tender wiles;
Oh, tardy Love, too late delayed!
My coward heart shrinks back in doubt,
And hides, afraid.
And faln would trust, but questions still:
Too late delayed too long forlorn!
Can night so darksome break so soon
To such fair morn?
Not for pale brows and faded hair,
Oh, Love, do thou thy red roses blow:
Take back thy crown, weeping cry
He doth not go; =
But fingers still and fingers yet,
And bears him in such winning wise,
Such holy benediction shine
In his dear eyes.
l can but trust, can but list,
The winged hopes that softly sing;
Cancelled at last mine ancient wrong,
And Love is king
ANNA l.. JOHNSON, in April Galaxy
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Poetry
The Old, Old Story.

babe HIM good. bye with laughing eye,
In careless, girlish way;
But | turned aside in time to hide
The tear that was bound to stray;
Yet | brushed it off with joyous laugh
1t had fallen by him unseen:
For he must not know, ere I turned to go,
What foolish girl I'd been.
He must not know why I trembled so
N cath the glance ofhis dark blue eye
But back in my heart from whence it would
start,
| must crush the rebel sigh;
hurried along through molly throng,
But my eyes with tears were dim.
And my heart was sore-it would beat no
more,
With the hope I was dear to him.
For his words were cold, and his parting told
Me each warm love throb to still
But my passion wild, like a wayward child,
w ould yield not to reasons will;
l had loved him long, though I knew twas
wrong,
For he gave me no look, no word;
Yet passing me by with careless eye,
The chords Of my heart were stirred.
I've seen him smile on the lovely, while
He has oftimes frowned on me;
Yet his name and tace can ne'er erase
From the book of my memory;
l will keep them there, and oft in prayer
His dear name Pill watt above,
And the angels alone when the night winds
moan,
Will hear of my hopeless love.
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WOgO?aS.

Il. S. KELLER. G. W. FALL. A. D. MILLER.
II ELLER. FALL SE CO.. would respect,
N fully inform the citizens of Augusta and
surrounding counties, that they are now putting
up the celebrated SEAMLESS TH1MBLE
SKEIN WAGONS. These wagons will wear
longer and run lighter, than any wagons made
in this country. Our wagons are put up of the
best material and in workmanlike manner. We
have good experienced Blacksmiths and are pre-
pared to do all kinds Of work in that line at short
notice. Those in want of wagons will do well to
consult us before they supply themselves. Shop
at Trinity Point Mills. Address
!. KELLER, FALL & CO.,
ap6-6m* Churohville, Va.
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A Black List Needed

We want the name of every white man in
Southwestern Virginia who dares betray his
country and his race by voting for Wells. We
want the name Of every white man who dares
betray the State by staying away from the polls
and refusing to vote for Walker We want to
publish them-to disgrace our paper with their
disgraced names, and when we have done this,
we want them sent to the lunatic asylum.-
Spot them every one Bristol Nems.
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Ex-Presideut Johnson

On the lst inst, at Clarksyille, Tennessee.
Ex-Prcsident johnson addressed FIVE thousand
persons. Among other things, he said:
II think the Radical party are disintegratiug
and crumbllng away. | am opposed to making
soft bed for them to recline on in death. The
offices are not enough for all, money is getting
scarce, and things lying around loose have
been all picked up. Now they are filled with
dssensions and dissatisfaction, and are fighting
for the little residuum of plunder. Our duty
is to give it to them now. to press home upon
them and hasten their death by adherence. bv
bold, manly, courageous adherence, to the es-
sentiai principles of true republican govern
ment." q