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POETRY@ [FOR Tn NEWS.f REST. J. B. DU R., ST. NARY'S, GA., O11T JUNE iTl, 1860. "There remaineth INerefore a rest." I Down a quiet hillside, By a shady stream, There the violets nestle, Does my darling dream. II O'er him wave the sad pines, Singing all day long; And the little streamlet Mingles in the song. III He lay down at sun-set, One sweet summer day, With his precious fair head; Underneath the clay. IV Autumn winds came sighing, Strewing russet leaves ; But my Johnny wakes not, Tho' his mother grieves. V But when winter comes back, 8tormy, wild and cold, Think you Jhonny feels it Under mossy mould? VI God has wrapped my darling In a robe so warm, That no cold can reach him, Snows can do no harm. VII Glistening golden vestment, Woven far above, In the long-gone ages Everlasting Love ! VIII Rest then, gentle head, here Sweet hands folded calm; Here's a resting-place, dear, Here's a blessed balm. Ix No more trouble Johnny, No more weary cares Gently sleep my darling, No more pain and tears! X One day God shall wake thee, Thy reward be given -'Fold thy robe about thee, And come up to iIeaven l" August, 1860. C. V. D. New York Daily News. DAILY and Weekly. The New York .L Weekly News, a great family news paper-Benjamin Wood Proprietor-the largest, beet and cheapest paper published in New York. Single copies, 6 cents; one copy one year $2; three copies one year, $5 60; five copies one year, $8 75; ten copies one year, $17; and an extra copy to any club of ten. Twenty one copies one year, $80: the Weekl.l News is sent to cler gymen at $1 60. biaw YoRK DAILY Nzws -To mail sub scribers, $10 per annum ; six months, $5; payments invariably in advance. Specimen copies of Daily and Weekly News sent free. BENJ. WOOD, Daily Vows Building, No. 10, City Hall Square, N. Y. City. oct 24'65 Tine Soutisern Express Cosapaany O FFER unsurpassed facilities for the ship ment (from Augusta and points South.) of Cotton, Cotton Goods, and heavy freights, for Savannah, New York, and all points North and West. Through receipts given on which lnsuran. can be effected at lowest rates. Internal Reven,ue Tex will be paid or bonds given by this Comnp any, in accordsnce with regulationsof tha United States Treasnry De partment. For particulars and rates, inquire of South. ern Express Company. This Company is now prepared to forward GOLD AND SILVER COIN, CURRENCY PARCELS, AND FREIGHTS, To Petersburg, Va., Lynchburg, Va., Danville, Va., Bristol, Tenn. Greensboro', N. C., Salisbury, N.'C., Raleigh, N. C., WVeldon.. N. C . Goldsboro', N. C., Wllmingtoh, It C., AND TO WAY STATIoNs ON TUs Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, South-Side itlr-o&d, Petersburg Railroad, North Carolina Railreiad, Raleigh and Gaston Railroad. 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Henry L Elliott, James R Aiken, John H1 Propst, Mansel Hall, James 8 Stewart. Connalissloilers of Puabilc Bald. flngs. James B McCants, Hugh B McMaster, Dr W R Aiken, 0 R Thompson, James Ii Rion, Thomas Jordan, George If MoMaster. Connsais--loaaers of the Poor. Robt Hawthorn, Treasurer, Rev C Porter, Clerk. Gen P D Cook, D B Kirkland. Town Officers. Intendant-Dr W E Aiken. Wardens-Dr C H Ladd. W B Creight, L W Duvall, Jas McElroy. Itepreseivtatives. Senate-Gen John Bratton. House of Representatives-William J Allston, James R Aiken, Baylis E Elkin. 190o111t Zion society. James R Aiken-President. James S Stewart-Seoretary and Tej. Trustees of Mount Zion . College-W R Robertson, J B McCants, J H Rion, G H1 MeMaster, Dr W E Aiken. Principal ad Teac1hers of Mt. Zion College. G A Woodward-Prineipal. Assistants-Rev W P DuBose, W M Dwight. Government of the Unitad States. President--Andrew Johnson, of Tennas. see. Secretary of State-W. J1. Seward, of New York. Secretary of War-Edwin M. 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While containing all the latest religious intel'i gence from the Churches at home and abroad, it will also contain a weekly digest of social, mercantile and political intelli. gence, as well as general information on literary, scientific and agricultural subjects, making a journal acceptable to the city and country reader. Ministers throughout the South, acting as agents and receiving subscriptions, will be entitled to a copy. TERMS. For one copy for six months. $2 00 For one copy for one year, 4 00 CLUB RATES. For ten copies to one address, for six months, $10 00 For ten copies to one address, for ono year, 30 00 All subscriptions to date from the first of the month In which received. ADVERTISINo RATES. One s nare $2 00; every subsequent in sertion 41 00. Contracts made on reasonable terms. U. S. BIRD, F. A. IOOD. Address "Weekly Record," Koyllox No. 3. h ed from the Var Departmeyil e Posed to be a very clever method . ting the chargedrop. MR. DAVIS' DRNIAL. A gentleman who has read th dence (before it was "abstracte orms me that it did not. contoin a f-act that would have Ieen thongi cient by the President, or an fair-m11ind6d man, to order tl C sought.. Davis himself has said that I1 knew a word with reference to I andU damnable traninction unt.il ceived tidings of the blo-dy de at Danvill.. A gentlenii with him there, and s(tw the when it was placed in his ha I Davif, on reading it-, made the r "This is most extraordinary gence I" He afterwards expres regret at, what had ocenrred, a insatnte' was ever known by his to uphold the act. MRS. DAVIS To WEMAIN w if H HAND. It is 1n1derstood that Mrs. D now to renin Willf il her husI)and fate is decided 01ne way or the, She is said to be in possession of nears, which will enable her to at the fortress wIihont' eiig an t.ional burden jpo the Governmenl Ileijis. Sindily before lasi., Mr. Robert derness, of Terre inlit, eaght, wi al net, out of the Vabash Riv that point, a catfis4h which weighed ' pounds, avoirdtpois! The plant frotm which iS made "China grass fibre," valable as a ma fict,uring texile of brillinnCy, lustre, strength, is to be tested for acclimiiat by the agriculural birvai in the Son ern States. Bention J. Lossing, historian artist, is rsnsacking captured reb4 uaschives at the State Capitol,-and visiu i,ng the battle-fields arotund Nashv il4' for tmaterials for his forthncoming pictj rial history of the late rebellion. OF.NESAJ S^NTA ANNA.-Genera Santa A nna was as is known, a profess ediy strong adhierenit oif Maxcimilidr several years ago, h)nt subsequen thy de~ erted his Imperial Highness. Whna hi business is im tihe United Statesa this time has not yet transpired iu Washington. 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