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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-07-28
ELECTION NOTICE

ON THURSDAY, AUGUST THE 9TH.
" 1869. as Commissioner OF heeisuau9n iol
the county OF Shelby. State Of Tennessee, VIII
open and hold an election. according 70 law ~
the several voting places in the county OF
Shelby and city of Memphis. for governor,
Senator. Floater aud Representatives, ior tn ,hs
FOLLOWING Judges, Clerks aud Deputy Commits
sioners to hold the same; e
FIRST pIsrRIcT-Ar STEPHEN ESGLIsH's.
Deputy Commissioner. ". d Gather. Judges
j W Gragg, John Poole, y w SESSION.
Clerks-U M Fried. Robert Kicks.
SECOND DIsrRIcT-AT NELSON WELLS.
Deputy Commissioner, w P York.. Judges
A d Hunter, TR Nelson. W Noblin. Clerks
w Ward, VIM Nelson
THIRD pIsrR1or--Ar BOTTOMS STORE. 81
Deputy Commissioner, W ] A Bell; judges
IS S Wynn, b Duncan, M Bateman.
Clerks--W Houze. s Goidsby.
FOURTH prsTRIcr--AT OLD UNION CHURCH.
DEPUTY Com missioner, L S Giles. Judges
Vim Stovall. r M Vaughan. james Carroll.
Clerks-W T Leftwich. 7 W Hines.
SIXTH DIsrRIcr--AT RALEIGH.
Deputy Commissioner. W Monerief;
Judges-J M Coleman. II B Willeford. I M
Ward. Clerks-H r Fuller. b W Pryor.
SEVENTH DIsTRIor-AT BARTLErr.
Deputy Commissioner, W Caldwell;
Judges-J B Mercer, w B Williamson. X B
Taylor. Clerks-Willy Ward. w Magee.
EIGHTH DISTRICT AT SHELBY DEPOT. A
Deputy Commissioner, John James. Judges
VIM Griffin, Silas Wherry, ii English.
Clerks-S Herring. w Thompson.
NINTH DISTRICT FIsHERvnIE.
Deputy Commissioner, w II Weber.
judges John F Cranberry, ] M Brooks, M Il
Williams. Clerks: W Strong. b + Strong
TENTH DIsTRIcr-AT coLLIERvILLE.
Deputy Commissioner, Irby. Judges: j
G Moore. NJ Fleming, Jesse Applewhite.
Clerks j W Koen. A S Stratten.
ELEVENTH DIsTRICT-AT GERMANTOWN.
Deputy Commissioner A Rhodes. Judges:
w Winford. Robert Weir, j Cells. Clerks;
w P Webb. VIM Carter.
TWELFTH pIsrRIcr-AT NEcHASIcsrILLE.
Deputy Commissioner. Doyle Pearson.
judges VIM Connell, W Elan, G o Bun
tyn. Clerks: D IL Hildebrand. Clarifies.
THIRTEENTH D1srRIor-AT ARsoLD's.
Deputy Commissioner + G.. Stephenson.
Judges: James Levi. W L Sundis, w Doo-
ley. Clerks: j C jacob, II I Dooley.
FIFTEENTH IsTRIcr.
Will vote at the Ninth Ward in the city.
SIXTEENTH DIsTRIcr-AT WHITE STATION.
Deputy Commissioner. Harvey. Judges
] II Goodlett. w r Horne, Joseph 7 Mason.
Clerks: A Q Gates. X d Goodwin.
SEVENTEENTH DISTRICT = AT N'coYNELLs
CHURCH.
Deputy Commissioner. Thomas D Massey.
Judges: A NJ Stout, Jerry Massey. Amos
Roarch. Clerks Robt Stone. VIM Ralston.
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
New Orleans mail daily, 2:s5 pm. ll:sS am.
Freie rSSi' texcept Sunday 2:S5 pm, 1855 am.
Mail train makes direct connection TOR New
Orleans and all points South.
Express train makes direct eofneenoHH o lGr
Springs. and all points North OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central railroad.
Ticket office, 2S7l& Main street, and at the
depot. Omnibuses will call for passengers and
CHI eek baggage in any part OF the CITY py leaV-
ing orders at 2S715 Main.
A. S. LIVERM0EE. Gen. Supt.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD,
Through mail. daily......:.... Z2O Pm. lEov r.k'
Through express, daily(does
not arriveSunday or leave
Saturday )...... lU:5U Pm. ll:50 Pm.
Junction and Somerville
az. save Sundey-........... S:10A AN. SEQ Pm.
Railroad time fifteen minutes faster than
Once. No. 27s Main street, and at Depot.
A. A. BARNES, G. T. A.
R.pNrY HuGHEs, Passenger Agent.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
nav 1910 Pm. 4:VO AM
Hight Express................. $50 An. 3:OO Pm.
Railroad time is Is minutes faster than CITY
time. Ticket Office, No. 2711 Main street. De-
pot, head Of Main street, ,o,,pe So.
SELL HOWELL. Passenger Agent.
ryrPHIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
aorxa WKsr - Leave Hopefeld Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday. az .:3O an, ana
arrive at Madison a. So3cE Thurs
day and Saturday at 1880 am; arrive At
HopeGeld at o'clock p.m.' and Memphis
At LEO p.m.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, July 27.-Henry W. Long
fellow was yesterday invested with the
Honorary degree Of LID, by the Ok
ford University, by special convoca-
ton.
A fault has been discovered in the 1866
cable, one hundred and thirty miles from
VaIentia.
Mr.. Gladstone was sick and unable to
attend the House of Commons last
evening.
Parliament has been prorogued to the
10th of August.
vienna, July 27.-Baron Won Buest
to-day received the Budget Committee
Of the Hungarian Delegation, and made
an important address. He said the rsla-
tons between Austria and France had
been on the best possible footing ever
since Austria relinquished the Italian
territory, and the intentions of the two
countries were identical. Referring to
Eastern policy, he said he would not in
sist on the programme Of 1867, but leave
it to the option Of Turkey to fellow his
counsel regarding his concessions to the
Christians. On this point be would
bring no pressure to bear. He declared
that he had honestly striven to establish
more cordial relations with Prussia, but
his efforts not having been met in a SINH
lar spirit, he had beed unsuccessful He
closed with q strong defense of the gene
raj policy Of the Imperial Government.
The Prime Minister'S speech was received
With great satisfaction by the committee.
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GEORGIA..

AUGUSTA, July 27.-The Constitution.
alist states that disguised party, visited
the Jail at Appling, Columbia county,
Saturday night, and took away a negro
man and woman, who were found dead
in the road Sunday morning. These ne
groes had had difficulty with white
family.
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No opera succeeds 10 London unless
either Patti or Nilsson is in the caste /;
and some Of the critics deplore the fac.
tina, the music itself, Of an opera, has no
weight with the public, but that every
thing depends on the popularity Of a
female singer.
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Of tnes ,son al spirits. heartburn, collie or
~ .hs boTeIs. pain in ,he heaa, fever and
psn 4. dropsy. bOils. pain n basz Sna a.
~ - "a. erysipelaf, female ateotons' A.s
49, diseases generally. ~,- ~
bilious ou.. ssd only b. 3. II. EEILIN 4 co,
Dir..sst,s,s Macon Ga. Price. - ~ mail 81 -.
Handreds Of highly Respectable hessIns mel Ss
iai a. "a 10 whom we can easily refer4 S-1S
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regularly and persistently
IL Is sure 10 care dyspep-
sia, headache, jaundice.
costivenese. SICK head
ache. chronic diarrh9a,
affections Of the-hladder,
camp dysentery, affections
Of tse kidneys, fever. ner-
vo4sness, chills. diseases
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M EplcAL.


g------'--- The symptoms Of liver
complaint are uneasiness
and pain in the side.
cIuITnNW fSometimes the pain is in
MHHtt\N sthe shoulder. and is mis-
taken for rheumatism.
The stomach Is affected
nf~r with loss of appetite and
sickness. bowels in gene
raj costiye. sometimes alternating with lax.
She ead Il troubled with pain, and dull, heavy
=, N sation. considerable loss ofn emory. accom-
{. -..---. panied with painful sem
sation Of having left I'M
Hdone something which
uuvun fought to have been done.
IIttt H0ften complaining Of
htHn weakness. debility. and
How spirits. Sometimes
SOME Of the above symp-
to1ns attend the disease,
.,5 =, ,,her tiInes very few Of them; but the
Liver Is generally the organ lsSsI involved
Cure the Liver vita
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No. 1 Plltsburg Coal,

Would DO vcll 70 cal before giving their
orders 70 some Of the vaLrIso coal Offices, that
90 up a1d down continually, seeking whom
they may -EKTcH soNEnoDr.
Take your time. and call on your obsdisnt
it'll H.B.PAcKKRAco.
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TRANSFORMATION.
Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Company.
Summer Arrangement.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.


UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
U,HE FOLLOWING ELEGANT PASSEN-
i ger boats of this line leave Memphis for
Little Rock. as follows: ~
THOS. H. ALLEN, Pritchard. master
sts-rss Mondays. at o'clock Pm; ~
OZARK,...... Blasdel, master
Z eA ~ Fridays, at 5o'clock pm.
Making close connections at Little Rock with
splendid coaches for the CELEBRATED HOT
SPRINGS, and with the following packets,
which leave Little Rock Mondays and Thurs
days at o'clock p.m.:
FORT GIBSON,..~Jo ohm Woodburn. master
CLA-RHSvILLE,-.. Accommodates master
Thus making two trips week from Little
Rock through to Fort Gibson.
Through bills of lading given for freight to
and from New Orleans. Memphis, 81. Louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati. -,
Freights delivered at destination, at all
stages of the river, without storing or other
delay.
Any persons desiring to ship by this line from
the North, East or West to any point on the
Arkansas river, should have their goods con-
signed to Memphis and Arkansas. River
Front street, Mosby Block. Thoss shipping
from New Orleans should consign to Mem.
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
mouth of White river.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
4. A. KENDIG, Agent.
75-t Office. 304 Front street. Mosby Block.
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Or. SIMMONS
Liver Regulator,

npreparaiion Of roots and herbs. warranted to
IL strictly vegetable, and can do no injury n
NV one. IL has been used by hundreds, and
I 1own for the last thirty Eve years as one OF
x most reliable. efieacous and harmless prep
me-, ms ever Offered to tbs SUFFERING. II taken
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Ice Cream, Strawberries,
Coal office.

DE. 1T DISTINCTLY UNDERSTOOD BY
ID all parties disposed 70 patronise Us, IN the
COAL trade, that We have no further connec-
ton whatever with the old coal-ice once At
80 f1Mnin street Our business will be con
ducted exclusively At ~ Madison street.
where, blythe way, parties wishing t. purchase
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HAVING BEEN FULLY EMF i0WERk..'
II 20 register the voters of Sheb county,
VIII open Nee for that purpose at
Mudyilie. Wednesday, July q 1.
Bolton'e store. Thursday, Jul yG.
W. O. Wards, Friday, July 2
Cuba, Saturday, July ~
Giles Shop. Thursday, July q
Fer one day only al each place.
All persons who have lost their &c rf,hcates OF
Ware, Logue. Davis, Sears and Wi Hans, will
receive duplicates upon proper sid Alt If the
loss filed.
o., JOHN P. BoUG' an ER.
gommis,ieuer Of Reeistration for an, lhy Co.
July 3. 1863. o' ISL
III E n X Y G. sN sIa H.
ATTORNEY AT IL W.
WILL PRACTICE IN TIL ,oor,prs OF
w Memphis-State and Fes aSvy - and
Chancery. etc. teIA, IN"
No. 32 North Cor go, ,s9. lss
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= A New York letter, of Tuesday,
says: Every department of trade is
now very active. Not only dry goods
dealers, but tho grocers, the boot and
shoe, drugs and medicines, hardware,
and "Yankcc notions" merchants,
arc receiving as many orders.as they
can we'll execute, compelling them to
keep their packers at work fur into
the night. 1t is the opinion of those
who are best qualified to Judge, that
the aggregate business from now till
the middle of October will be the best
in many years. AS general thing
cash Or very short credit is the rule,
and business, hence. is on q healthy
and conservative basis"
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Two seals which recently arrived
at tho Geological Gardens of Brus-
sells escaped one night from the rcser-
voir in which they wero kept, and,
after crossing the park, climbed up
the wall and dropped into tho road
which skirts it at tho depth of about
six feet; they then ct. out on a noe
turnal promenade ihH tRc. direction Of
Wavrc, much. to the terror Of the
persons who met those singular look
ing animals on the way. Their alb
scnce was at length perceived, and
they were ;.:ovcrtaken and easily
brought back by their keeper.
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Tho practichbili4y of a single-rail
railway has been thoroughly tested
in France, and with successful results.
The novel: feature of the, invention
consists Of o single. rail, like q long
ribbon, extending along one side Of
the road, One wheel, placed at the
forward part, alone bears on this rail,
while the other two wheels rest on the
ground. NThecScafs are furnished with
two heels, placed duaderneathin their
long aSisrwhichrost on the rail and
support their weight, while two other
wheels, destined TO preserve their
equilibrium, are placed outside.
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4nge Of seh& the South
\ Carolinaoad.
:@a @l -


'hNheLSSuPERlNFTs OFFICE, !
oS ohnHLhnioS{ 1.,.1sI{ 26th, 1868.
,hs raaCxcrEph hH ,rS SH MARCH 2slh,
RaiiroadEiIl run a foil ~
FOR AU(
Leave Ch\lsston.......t en- an A n
Arrive at rgusta. .... a All A.
Connecle with trail W.ntm.r.
Memphis, Nashville ant Oriosn. >.
MontgomeAa and Grand "
FOR COL4
Leave ChaHston. eoo ,r
Arrive at Cdnabia sn W
Connectintwitb Wani ia U.n.haa
ter Railroad, ,iCharotte r4, NJ c.,n,;n.
Railroad andamden. ira ~ ~
HR CITARG
Lenve Augua a.......... a mn . ~
Arrive at Olfleston. AIN p NJ y;
Leave Colum}a... no ~
Arrive--at CHieston. ~ p ~
Ao9uaA NiGHREss.
hssve ehsr'epn. I..7.so P NJ
t.Sa..;, 80 ~ us %a'...':.''':l 1916 A. M
III .nI'sIre os ~ IN !ra'ns 'Phjs. Nash
Ie ""u N." iieans' Vfa Junction.
.se n"E'ss3 t4.l0 p. 81.
:? .CoLUMiA NIGHIlxss
tsdpA RxcEi
Leave Chsrlesh. ..;....-lslo M
ss ~ So'u go; c;....;-: f.2D A. III.
lima Railroad Mondays,Sd Sdsr, and
FIidays.
Leave ColuinhH .......... an D n ?
Arrive at ChIexon. .fsO A. NJ
!: sUMERvILLET
Leave ,Charlebn. ..... Imp II
Arrive at Suferyilie. IA a.
Leave Sucam9 9ille. -. or ~
eAit's ~ oHns SunpM ,,.:.: 49,. -86 A. NJ
ON MONDAE. WHDNB;Urna.n
fridays.
teave A'ng4e .'.....:.."....i20 P. N.
I.an e =. '.......10O P. NJ.
a 80 ~ Ii:,,.'''.'.:.f0A. 4 A. NJ.
arrive at l4gvIIle.~.....-..,& N
{Signsd II. EE
May 8, Isl. ''oe'a' Sot tdent.
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Her prayers were Of no avail; q
single night Of respite was alono &C..
corded her, and, she was Commanded
|to Sleep in the >apastmsnt OF the
Duchess: TO. .ayoid further. scandal. =.
At midnight, Lucy roso as before.
The Duchess was reused from her
unquiet, sleep, and called all the ladies
to witness the confirmation Of her
suspicious. With lighted fambeaux,
the Duchess, attended by numerous
suite, followed Lucy, who traversed
again the great hall, the long passa-
ges, and arrived at tho door of the
monastery. Her culpability could no
longer doubted, but they followed
ber even to the painting room, where
she was already, seated before tho
easel Tho, noise around her, and tho
brilliancy of the lights, awoke her in
alright. She was a sleep-walkcr, q
somnambulist
Thus unconsciousIy had she served
as model to an artist who fully repaid
in love what she had given him in
rcnown. IIo obtained tho prize, and
was loaded at the court with honors
and riches.
Not long afterward, there was eel
cbrated at St.-Paul's the union Of Van
Dyck and Lucy tho daughter of the
noble Count Ruthvcn do CORY.
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/ s. MACHINERY
-
bR SAhN,

y; ss having increased 90 mucb
;no Yourselves justified 10 furnish
nj anew entirely with the most
thsfnery Of larger capacity than
cles Yer the following uamed arti-
80 ). Hdnced prices, some of which
D. any in .use in the District
i;n,orlng : such will find it to their
iaas mine what we offer at much
~ foot Burr Stone, (run.
daas new, never having been
AZ 4 HttIe, and is Of as good grit
so,R, = ne in the country-wilI be
coldssaF EaA foot Corn Stones.
nj do;"n, but would servo at a
iojtino Aary good business for a
mss ax1 grit is the very best, md
iot meal-will be sold very
Machine. This is
a,|ss thanp very good Shutter,
sr",, original cost.
w1Ai,hdles, with Patent
Jwu;;i iii \ e Irons, complete, all
I o1eap.
1 be b1oS sS6,'s " n segments, (new)-
4 an half the original
2 PinioAw> to nm Nth -.
| "s"ne1c 1ch will work on the
u s"o'es ~ to above. Will be
~, 'eSs '". he original cost.
Nast Water Wheels,
ev'. P"'e' cbenp.
pvaS1ns JILL y as good as new, at
Wheat Sd t-one rol,;no the
or eccentric, n Eor so,o e." '
III ie are as gool ' ''p'
Aevator ClRe1ts. Roves
an| Pulleys, ,mpiete'not half
vol offered for !"
fides the abo{ {ons o,bsr .r,io,.,
viii will be sold ''
Aeville c.. H.
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The senior editor Of the New Or.
leans Picayune, on his return from a
two months stay in the North and
East, remarks that "with public opin-
ion at the North far more tolerant
than ever before, with an earnest dis.
position there to carry capital to the
South rather than take, itaway, and
with a bountifal crop insuring iinde:
.pendencs : at home, we may: all, be
hopeful, ~ The future of the South Will
be- one of progress and improvements
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VAN DYGK'S. MADONNA; Or THE
.:sslEsjEitEt5PtWALKER. :<''s g

nv I =
sS1'.>1 psvauoI,oo1c.n a,n31 y, STORY. ,,y '
SqssssssSgesF ssITs.S%.e.S.sI
- 80 ae = ',, .so 49, 'sn,end;d,v-d.ooratod -
a ss sssss ssss M sJssS Il e I ssossam hlsd =
sss 'sys'x st;,4 ss,s
"nos ,a - - ,.;nds af ornon,.n
Rsg3sn II mk;ap k1s !, snSa,. tbs;r
sni ;,,es nye11s3@ ! s5a !, = ~. armad hoanets
'".;as.:s,I.'s SAT- M 1870 ;n.tho hr;lIYon
a:s se,..";s so,ons "a oeeuraov of
~; S.S - hAsl 49, ,rcro s tho oSean,s
sts ~ ~ ~ 49, ia het tmesr the;r
% p ..al: y. non', ,.a a hnss, fn1,,ars s ona
I'D. ss.!ss !ssa..el = ~ go l
tny @ WY a.'is Sn. ,..sas ma aassa ~ M .a
saaaIs 10 ~. 'I -. naws sas pnehass q s
IS1br the cb;sg II tba iadias of hon.
~ - eSss'Nf's''' - ~, :,
" kmonc tho BLOOMING; ~, rronp, n the
yoaprost Was m remarkable for s M the sim
yHcitv 81 tlreas md the ouiet modestv
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The AvondaIe fund isso' steadily in

: The AvondaIc fund is so steadily in
'creasing that there is little doubt now
but that it will reach the $3.50, 600,
which is desired and needed to make
a permanent fund. There is. O, grand
:otal of s45,316.5o from all sources,
and; Of this sum, 1901 was. raised in
the town Of Pittston Pa, on Saturday.
The bulk of tho subscription tins far
has come from, New York ,.::5 =:
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It'd CLEAN GoID CHAINS. IN TWO
M1NUrEs.-Put the chain into small
glass bottle with warm water or eau
de-Cologne, little . pcamphorated
chalk, .scrapo in some soap. Cork
tho bottle, and shake it for a minute
violently; The friction against the
glass polishes the gold. '',.,.. .',...> y.
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:, : There were six births on the: same
day ii 4 house in Carroll County, Ga;
last week. "a lady had twins ;etwo of
her daughters each had twins. Tie ak
we're all boys saysa Georgia paper,
cohHniyziolfer Wiet might viii pro.
pfistY bs b called honev-5Georeia wants
no Immigrants. -: 5..t...1r<>ss q ~. j.:
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s'geiiS Sost ,dsfj jseib y ss55 -
Ehe ha!, Of whoss -ndiess fame
All earthly sp.endOr far escelsEsSss r ssSSst sSt
70 thee, from judah's stable ussi3ssis D. "a, sg,
Arose the prince from .Jesse'sstem, y:
And since hasfAssfh A!Sf tsna sg p
-, " - - ss ss ,ss fes':ss W 8
What I'll sugh thy temples domes, and towers,
NAsf Ain strength and weakness made,
~ viii Heir priests saaalegal powers,
ga In lowIy dust and ashes laidl
The story Of thy ancient time
.sssSssSss onnS as itstole snthsnsSs,-s ,5ss
Thrice hallowed by the Tyre sublime oE's
sof thee.Jerusaleml
We see within thy porchssvP PaalI /
-s. ~Uplift the nrrq, the voice command,
ANAossIheaysn.ts,ght zeal, whose earnest CALI
ri cdh rouse II paralyse the land-l J /
* fa6ushgoldaan and j &spomp were his and mc% ;
For God he spurned the glittering eIn,,
and cast him pSajtsafs all btffore 4 .;jss'
II Sss&sss ~ Il p p Thy gsiss; 1erusalemi
Even from the Mount of odTes now,
s'@ When morning lifts her shadowy vei''" z.
And smilesdsr Mosb's lofty brow. n.,;. :
And beau.eaus Jordan,s stream and vale,
The ruins Ger the region spread.
a'SEE :. May witness Of thine ancient fame,
The very grave,yards of thy dead :.
-, Of thee, Jerusalem
,@ThS teSplsin its gorgeous state, :. ~
That in a dreadful ruin iell,
81. The fortress and the golden gtte; :,
Alike the saddcning story tell,
How he by Hinnon's valley led ~
To Caiaphns, with mocking shame,
That glad redemption might be shed.
= O'er thee, Jerusalem! !
Fast by the Virgins tomb. aud by ,.
These spreading olives, bend the knee,
~ k5For he1S his panga and suffeIipgs sigh = i
Thrilled through thy caves, Gethsemane;
:T'aas here, beneath the olive sRad4, =.
= The Man ofmany sorrows Sahe.f 49,.
With tears as never mortal shed,
For thee, Jerusalem |
Around Siloam's ancient ton,hs
vsssA solemn grandeur still must be; 49, :, e
AID Oh, what m Sstic meaning looms ''''- -
BY thy dread SUBMITS. Calvary
The groauing earth, that felt the shock
7ofmankinas croYping sin.and shame,
GEs6 up ths dead, Ind barethe rock, :
4, p ~. =, For fallen Jeru,alem! l.!
Kind woman's heart forgets thee not,
For Hary's image lights the scene;
And casting hack the inquiring thought
To what thou art, what thou hast been,
All! well may pilgrims heavs the sigh.
When they remember all thy fame.
And shed the tear regrettingly 49,
80 s.;.ss::.. Ger g thee, 's,,sru Jerusalem
'FssSSi Fof sHSiuF aa;sssS.sueai iHs Hes; .''s: :a'l
.. \. Ip heavy shades. Ger thee aud thine.
4. fwers ts ffoRp Of sacrifce, ''.-r' .'''...'~
And tell ely story, Palestine; 80 =:
Bn. meyer was there darkness 5 yet ....
whereto His glory never came;
And guardian ahg tlsiwateh and wait !
ST E1 81 By thee. Jsrusalem
The lusre of thine ahcientfame u !:av:>
afsasshsiI yet ID brighter beams arise, -; .
,.-sAnd heavenly measures 70 thy name .''-'
Rejoice the earth, make glad skies; %
I'd And .witk Try gathered thousands, then"" r
'.s@ sohl Love and Pescs s'shail dwell with them
And Gods own glory shine again -. = va 4
sEsssSs ssesaas asssOer,t Jerusa lem ~
-Aee9s AsgeFissa
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% The ''party of progress be-
ing in power at Wilmington, Del,
are now engaged in the high NOR
al act OF erecting new pillory
and whipping post, the old one
having become unsafe from long
and hard usage. The inconsist-
ency of precept and practice, IL
Illustrated by this, is rather start
ling-that is, if Southern sin is not
Northern salvation.