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OPPION ON THIRD PTRIhET, OPPOSITE THu BRANWOH OF TH. LOUIJIANA RTATE BANK.
VOL. XXIII. BATON ROUGE, LA.. TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 25, 1860. NO. 131.
UITY PoPIUMIONAL UARIIlS.
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ROIANI & IMOaA0,
ATTOfHNEY AT LAW.
WILL PIAUTIU Ii the Prtrebtook Ni"d
W'St IA . tNie . 1s1 Wi .rt r ns
thle.lllk nd c nt U speo, sc d ii itheu
L rt. New I(· e.orm (siMrc
SA. NNPI.tMf.l JsUese t1 the P.m.,
p ict Ward-41em oee IdN ,te tret,
e. Rouge, L.. Jl liu 4 lI.
A . i . A. ". ,,ie.
DURN " NERRON
ATTO1HNIPYB AT LAWS
A M. buNl nsd A. I.HOw. re .
Sed th a m em at fI. and wi Attendm
to an, b~eMse Ierea Is them a Iis snod O.
rOffm-tm mausel ret, betwee Third
aod hitheb eweet. tlo.
N.J. aIIEARn
Attoey at law & UIeral Aleat;
WI.A PIRA4N blflhbgpd we I. the 91st..
tt hftetw glega Ic a teasse.
0st/ I s . eetteet I the I nac. ef l pt..
trs. p.WLo.t .
J. f. iM uei ..............N. W. rm assee .
*.curu ,& im-au, .,
ATTO33TS6&o00owWSeMI AT LAW
OUNIRAL LAND oarsT.
W ILLI P~1A IOIGI t r h I I Ithe Plhub
sod Is the fp On1t eof the tale.
They will ghe ret d cire ept ttettee
the e ofAn e elet cC aw k0 m sed cItl
buseesse relative he to e aeleetlees cc luscties of
LandIs he State at Leeals, Atbesse .ad
Tces, sad to the pec sd Mee of Real
Otaet . I h)te. hamwi a c O
J. U. ITAF'AOlR,
ATTORNItY A 0OUNILOR AT LAW.
ane* se. 1, Ptle' IIow,
moyle- IAWVI SI00., La.
J. OUNCAN UftfAwR,
ATTUIfNY A 000NABLOO AT LAW.
Of*ee..Nea PIk.* Rew,
oNeer Ther sod Its" ~nI t imes sgc, I
J. I. st L, -
ATTOKNIEY AT LAW
iAfUIr Mola . LA.
DAVID N. LARROW, 2. NW PIll.
r NbarýºNmlur, , M t.o
& POPa
ANs1mnu mU MW smuhmi as Law,
MttLLr Pu0106 TNMtR P''M!N IN
Suptues part el isacd the Patted S"mom DI.
tktr ald s Oldlte ,w, New e OGwte..
Adeecate scpp It. ,SFl of
Ua W. W arINUI, . U.,
Oeu aetf «t. Peedtead a .S..pe S.,
gWfa' It. t Wade ss ip Siere, Nile
.estc hits "hve, hteI.f
ins.t, cPAc, los 3c s wII
- clseoeke sw .se U
pt***$ IsreIf sses, sad ag
mf the iM sew alree.Nh t MeM
tut..aseah- hs1 w /.e., La
yetti .t.et. (Septaber*. .
DR. MoOtIMYEY,
OPPIC ONIm LAURL Trr*rir,
- 1am II edit o I O MaeiMt Itese.
aeptl1elt. NATON o000o, LA
SM. PAir,
ATTORNIY AT LAW.
--- of Iheg WA WI4 m,. s. uLe..
Ahiags-3Atos Eoe* P. O.
WIll peerates d uetd to Colleelose
" th atth 4 dket DMas, acd to t
ad-ollng .uIr . mrolt4.
FUQUA A KILBOURNU,
A£melre ail m iwsrlm a law,
OLINTON, LA.
P IACI IC iL tco rt. of eat met
Oease. I, n Ml.
lefereseoei.-W.L.P teq.,Nes
weal Wi. u. t elo r. (i*hIt'swre,
L ure ANh ibee-t d.~. .
It n JIIS. JuA _ AL
assUmm sIn qeI.
ctit P a I. ASESRE
. HYATT * -ON,
@1W smirws & eaUUEa& SIne
TATIim ebIed the eld h
J[l bl eIIe sII tllh Itie
lals Sarouecoac l. tum
we ase pwspmdes veecle
Iro.se L IrLra, ,be i .e
V5.IIYIII mAat 'ev cli a
PeUMr
AIWUITMUTURAI, UAI l1$, Ao
JOHN L. WOLFF,
asslr MAl allI VonDUMTAE.
hAptIIIsOrTANTLT Ule
w vURblRlJ AthN hom CAIl
O@IIMn 0l41,M. Iii Ti'RAbi, olUtl !ft e
SldN al tlt of er o rtlele la the 0Ier
IV NTOMP 11n.of /..lamp.
cO. Pateatml Mh4mllle irlladLfH.*e.
A O II a m hkead. Order e aroad
N Outoet Moad Pal lt eectlery -eets
We-kre la yT e ppv 4 sheet IFRe,
aI Ip i Yie sne o Mithe et worse.iea
w I ,f to I% (Loe "d 1110I A Ifiit
the an. rhe ae(adll tsi m tl mAe or
pteftKe ieppipenM eate (ne.--p-etew
pMpetl tefAget werM, goe ths sd spoute,
oAr epp Bllots ftr rle., m'ed (sd pet up
etthtt nete. Altnwepe head a ge eal re
sertse 1offTeawereegehesestmeps,sateers
*lleosedo. Ali epelrtog poomept ettedned to,
tttn Imra the eeok ttetp el t eireptI, St
Inded. eelO i tON n IIr. O.
KE-,I.UtM ON,
HOI8 PFAINTIRO, OL AZ ING
I' A P E fHAN INr .
ieed esee, slen mene.
f if A nlderlnignl ere anw red, to 11l
S ny orders for work in their line with
prom-pte.e. nd di teh, at mnt.rarte
price.. Ordersfloe the country 0li. ited.
aprE-dy KILLUM " NON.
C. }. WILHON,
10333, 910, t D1EYIVE FAINTIL
HOUMIJE PAINTINGO
t P" ON MAIN DS.TaN.
M O et oesotea anotee S odwarwe
Nseo...sten as*.* be.
G LAItINo.o KAININO,UlidI aMsrhiutaged
Mceera e e..IstIply *"Uted. Prth lee.
0r 401 hm mees p fder.
P UN I) 11 L IM.
BOX Of wead.m Breed. tswing Tolcres 1
0 as lluegread y d
I " Pach deo.
S" Medwi saCd Pert Wlne a
1l " Dem n.trm (9trsl1
In D atNesr' Leedun Ihwh c·e
ear Sl lea t * lm'. seec tordlel d*n
10i We It' Sehcldas mehuappe;
t Oren Jeas4' dn.;
S" Perup DusC Plee kIIers,
11 « hiest.oee'o Venclt~gel
t * Amerrted FrIt Jcc
t* Towneed'e Nill's, *Illcm acd
S " Mweseettes I
tdea seede of all hlede i
Catlerp. a cew loet Jeet re.o*Id.
Petes Mdielae. Perhemor ced Pe.,p fiode .'
ael heeds I Shre sd be .le by
eagI A. SYTWAMY A on,
Weddl·y llb ld sed. Mer St.. So ....
DUPOT
of
IM'POITE HAVANA lOARS.
I MAt JUeT? 1te.e0d the largest * meet
IVPO/OTD IAVANA RIMAMI,
mer bhbt Is mt0 uho all the
I am ow prepared to hrnlh thn eltlmee of
Dnlts In.. cud rron.edlg "eetrp, with as
lethe4 cI 0 O i ..leeoeelli I bhe bWel
Mo upplied ,themat ew Irlckkn. rsel.s.
ANTYHWM MAPS,
.hI Amr_ss u Grlle NA ,
Mary l Assomet.s
lUsHil - all hleds. pebt s, opere.nalbe
hasm saw Mlate, Spewe, oe.
apllt PRIANK HU OUnT.
NOTICE.
AVING en ed He.m ot old steed. to the
.rg Ia1 WnaIldieg Wee* IMe nde A lhde .
.etu. t .f AMOe and St. Ferdlamend treeo,
*toespsem .te lostor cr Aoed. d the
Ne cotohaLTe
*IIIl)O W.I. P I dtdc. 0
WArSM Aeom, 3eel
we eobse o ir h te toe w decesd s e.
Mows fm tin erst annesses
gsalt e, oetiss4o 09 sees l
moo Ise ... I s u . .. .
sunig lta~u hieadle A LAmesT
-~nI vY Isa awak~
S---tS,- ,ft-,
h ebbwch belgth dewk blo S-Y
;Lm1~natae~ rr~(kusI
·r r r r ur m h a~ mI ur ·
LA ROU 1R& A LANOU t
AXI';E AXKEIt
a b tOIMR ,happilg Amea of Ulol.es. Druahead
e1F other gaon askeCe. Light, medium. heavy
d esltres heavy. levea hand at thel t ll eereo
oeloabllIhmelnf LAROUINB LANOUI,
mer corueer I.sthyetftead PMlid.ets.
Patent Portable Ofra Mills
WITH IILVB ATTACHMENT.
IlAT fY the .here Mills. withut Melbt the
beat artll of ythe kind bere the pehlne Is
mple I enne twetionai.eaofl e ated toiedrl.
roarre or I5eesbd enot IshlltMn o nt of elter-
Irln4 ad en neoe hishel of earn per hoer. IN
feet the very thing where erigl mill re in As
aid lrt between--for smie it
sarl LANOtIIRR N ILAA * OURleI
brner LafbiofttemId Ier14 ete.
TO MUllAR PLANTERN.
TRAfIsIIltnd errvnild heudl. (aew Selves
wllb mend wllkh.t oee, Onplpe r nd tlme4
miere sad lode. sCne Peed Lnth.ern
Plellr hnge Iaepe; WNil. Of1 (Jon*, lar. n
emtl; REgllar WIr.ahe, It to is n Ia. n'a
Pete lur I-Sulphite. '*4 ineer and ehailt'Ola
hre it-h lphitIs IehItomaeter'os r.ermmelttr
oeph lagesedstepiOMebt a Pelei eivorp
deserlpploaes at LA, lUI 1 A 1,AA P.: U1B',
setff le la. I stie.ll,d lerida Itrd
THU VICFIOR CORN MILL.
WtIS mpirter PIlaolti"n Mael rod Fed MIll,
ow withnot any ecempetllir hr Imlpidllty,
SiltysN et s ad ebeepnm.
PiUe I eas for e b
3)pr JitlltUA NRAh
BTAPLU GOODS.
Ut'II ah Brown and Bleached Cotton
Slhseetnin, Damsk Table Linen,Towlo
and everythinlg o thls Ilne at reiared
prices l. M. AIIIf R.
IIISIAR AND NIJPP.
ftI reted a ew supply sad eld In q-.
mea*. . niIun A 00.
NBW DIlG- SOlK.
COURT H(OUPB BQUAIS,
ieseesn . P's.eelead and A lemasreete,
BATON BIJIlUI,
V. HBtDm a 00.,
WW 110 LRAVU to tai tles at.
tentinm f Plnter, Physielss
sli delenrt gmerall to uar LASIB
wtII't of f1DIIONSIS.ON3MIOALt,
PATINT MDIOINIS,9OLALMWA1 I .
IIR, PAINTll. 01118, TATIONAIIl, FANCY
l001n, I) T., NTO., whblb we beesIestreIIee
and will be mitssily roering, P111 11 gUP.
PLIl 4utnr the enarf tns the MOP N LIA IIL1
aie LA,4 gT? IMPORTING owlsm I 111 1
UN ITD llIT10.
In sering yeou se steel hf laeetiine we on
g.eenid4ent that tih pukble will aed mothInly I
sar alimo .o taleos eam Nt We btoe tabk. ase
eanal oarse l e.leetlq eut Das eupressly lor
their eatei.uad areoenld.etfhvingl l1eft set
liep sdnae to make It .mnoplto I all rIepetis -
luer Dregs will it all tmls.he msad P al sIIo e,
0IF(11N1 sad will tbe uisV'" with every re
iand soereufsIease and dee..eh
TO PHYIZCIANH
We woeld ay lat r tfaelilIe sar hdie s ag
Preseriptesr eeaol surpaiess by any si.mik.
hbese i the anuth. Irellg bee lkeseldersab
sapeIn Ia ottiag up no
PrmmORgPaapMy DWPARiTUSW
and ineered seats espease in 000tiap PUSS
POW D)It CH KMICALL hr tha plrtisf oor
.eatems. w*ate .st euarl.e that all who fer
ael ill. heir pato eag wilt be plated With our
. .de of Crag bolgi. sm we shall s ert net.
eles biplase see sintona and hope by eareash
sad strict .ttethos Ito betslase to omort sea.
adrare of all lM111.
Ad * tt (Aiilsy.
UU(RING NTUVIWa.
HR HI 1l.MMIAT1bD Knt.p Keillpes. Die.
Sned nId Phals taCHe, and am ssee
int wlIl b e to o dvitilasts .all aid e."
aies before s puts p. aiwbare.
may14 PRANIK ltlotlvT
LADIM 1e10 MAMIN,
tUh d N*s., rsg ai Mmeow.
t eaI tldfevd b e1 h e Ies Is .Lnrm the
Leae tl * one. as.. that be is emaw pr.
red to m ake to order. LadI e M is s aid
ahlldroe beo d eshoee Orher. promptly
attiedd so. WUill.
CHEAP FLOUR.
5QSARRSI* abate. oapesias at J
t «y" I I11oiA1e/(l.
PlPIOLA I PIIOLS ll
A OMPL TM n.eromevat of pletols fad ".
Model rvhoesad amlm mila,'. Re tere, Li.
lebs mithe A salems" , IqNss er , .ad
l5rtIret h FRAR HU llirS
. CGIo'rUr lACK I ANDS.
A ortead ie1s of I ply taoak loLl
L1 B$md an rsole m1e l eeper and
better than leather.
mays LAROUIIS LANOUWE'
tR- A KeLLY & WUONl WATCH.
Ld Oil for rewing Meohtne,Justrooived
THEO. GOLDMIAN.
TIT ESutK I US Darrela Whistkey; U
Jil l4 IIIL A IPATrBt SN.
OVAL PRA III.
A AIl, Waved. ils L ssewood and
Jasoee Mokaldings. 5 w aort
meant, all and usaine.
C. 9. WILSON,
Is ala st., beloe Monts A Maitt.
NO CUREI NO PAY--TRY IT.
~M ATTAN'S Appariot, a certain cure
,M Dl sp . Preparen d and for
salst. - Y. IlUDIE C 0'S.
m eyll Dru. 3M bs.
IWILL reemni LIoas few day a are seet
- ilI, Vetwt sad Winr sw ieeme, sre
thmedsomet se of Missee 8Plte t* be
*ad e lwhere. W. . UI.UP~S.
.u minwm ir
- nIdAW ib
T'I MY FEr I,(f W-.c''TIZ;ENh
or
EANT NATON MOItiKg.
In answer to intrmgantotien pro.
ponnded to candidallt for thke MSt.,
(onvpention, ihy the etliton of the
J)rmne,',rr, I./renr',, I twg leave
to refer you to the following letter,
which expllaies anear as can It, my
position in referince to the great
lusi ions to come before that body.
Wem. H. f'le.
DBATO Inores, Dec. list, 1: .o.
Messrs. J. M. Trt.oa & Osrnre.
U'snlesenn :-As one of the anlidats
for the State Convention, and in complt
anee with your request, I take anearly op
poritni v to answer ueplieitly the ques
tione yon have been pleased to prop.onnd,
the first of whblh, Is : "Do you regardi the
slectlon of Mr. Lincoln to the P-ri'len.y,
and the consequent trinm:obs of A ,.,lititn
antd Black Repnl,llcan prlntiplee, c switel
esnt cause for the Seelusion of the Mouth
I answer, I no noT.
,,ndly, "Are you in n hor of the State
of Lonulesne remaining In the Federal
Union, under the administration of a
Black eopubhleen President, seder *ta
,.4rtn,',eneaetekwrr' I answer, I AN.
Thrirdl. ' Ifelected to the tate Conven
tion, will you,or willlyon not, vote for the
immediate isecesion of Loucisina from the
Uni.n I" I answer, I WILL. nor.
As I have employed but few monosyl
shies to sanwer your questions, I shall
take this occsion in as brief a manner as
I am able to do, to make known to your
selves ind the pohlio generally, what
weald he msy seare of eetion, should the
people se proper to choose me e one of
their repreentatives.
I am in fkvor of maintainlar thi Union,
if it can be done con*istntly with honor
end justles to the Sooth. I am profound
ly sensible of the wrongs and great injne
ties that have been done t. that ijrtion
of the Country of which I am a native;
hot eten under a sense oft ross wrong,
andl agrant violation of our rights, I am
not prepared, and hope I never ebhall he,
to abandon thi Union ustal every honor
able and proper eandient for redres,
within it, shall have heen rtied In vain.
The mesan by which thee ends are to he
attained, appear to me to be ny the force
of rem-on, by moderation, by the progree
of Palm, enlightened opinion, and by the
steady, intelligent and firm maintainance
of our rights. Done our Mielity to the
Union require no more of us than to enjoy
its hilesingi whilst all is bright and prin
perous and whilst the Constitution anti
Laws are alike respeted in all sections of
the country, and are we at liberty to haban
don it in the hour of peril 1 I hope ant;
at leant, I, for one, am reedy to eahaust
all means of redress for our wroepg, rather
than give up so glorious a heritage.
I am as fur from entertaining a thought
of submission to the wrongs of the North,
as any ma In the State or t;e South; but
as to the means to be employed to redresm
those wrongs. I materially differ with
some of my fiends. Immediate secession
is not, in my hnmble judgment, the action
wheich the people of the State shoold adopt
for redress, but a calm, Intelligent, Arm
and patrinole stand ebhold he taken to m*
care forever our Constitutional rights and
the respected and peaceful enjoyment of
them. Tis., I hope, may yet he a.oom
plIshed, in the Union; and if not, none
will more heartily agre, none will mo*e
firmly adveate, and none will, with great
er alaerity, he ready to pledge all he has
and all be is, than I, to the formation of a
United Soothern Confederacy.
Should I be chosen a one of the mem
hern of the Convention, I shall steadfaetiy
and with all the humble ability I posseas,
advrcate and vote for any propoeition bhay.
Ing for it: object a Boutbhern Converntina
and the joint action of all the slave hoall
•g State, and throughl that Convention,
the unwavering vindieation and assurance
/f our rights within the Union ; sad failling
in this, then for the aimultneon with.b
Irawal from the Union, peaceably,(if we
an, honorably) but onconditionally, sad
withoue regard to conequoeno e, it we mut.
Yonrs respectflly,
WM. 3. PIKlE.
Rue Rr m.-The Sootb Wes:rn
Stbhe 6th int, says :
The river XppJSite this point habu
oen ssmee 8 feet, sand is still ri
ag. Upper Red River, at the Cot- I
br as risens Ifeet, sad tbere is 1
ser of water i bthe mew obaael
_-' as- n road the uet.
hawll i eo a Melarcfh I
In order to appliel our te aders
of gve' ttlet,Plitn projectsl which are
sire fdy hnill on the aplprelhended
ruin or the 'lde'rsl UInio..n, we in
vilT' lparti'h l+r sat entieti to the
..l'jeined 'xIre.t, f'sm ie n a elsuer
ate 'editlriIl article'. in lhe A ugutsa
(fla 'isro, .ie, e sa1 d $s, tis,.lil, sof
the Mlth intsnt. It in ,neily ute cf,
very nmany sinilmt inlimlt ios which
hIave' rc''ently met our eyes in ithe
Selthern pr.mn :
"If' theie I. ele'rI vayem 'e a fIil
it., she q,' eAl tion ,eny we'll Ie , n k
e'l, an, the whhole Ilepublcan sye/res
n /flhre/ T Very flllesy w4ae,', tlhilk
ig 1511n sMay so. Wef' hmc d 10 h1l
Vederal ,,e ovnent ss ,ie'ele theII
separate MSllates, it was thoughlt,
were lt lo setie ss esghs tee stand
.alone, and l.canu.se theucy were.s like
ly tc prove dielsevant.ageous, if net
dange.ronesc, eai to the e'the'r, ic
I Ih.ir dietinct erKeeni/taliemn, and
witll tIheir varyisng interisls. Wlhen
we breal'k upl, will ele. di,,advanlsg
Pe sand dangern or separate Ste|ts
Ihe' h asncl resu,,, re the I 'e msatisn
of t new Csnftide',raey eof thesea wlhich
sare, at prei'silt, esippseeeld 0 ic, e lhe
,ºagenous ? If we do, lfitm a swe
Jcnfede'rae'y,llhce til} heli iCs ,ose
it woulel m',nm to hle nlel ther wnec,
prudentl, sees sItate msanihke lei frtns!,
it alter the patters, I of thel olel.t
Nehw iaslscKull, assiel oem er lel-ll'-e
lusslt lnece' arily b ccl, .'eses'di, A ,nd
n-,ne blsut a he,)e'lle',e nsuieiis would
see,,k tlo avicl looking tlsis, msatter
nlsearely inl tieO' lfcse.
"It in true that we miglht make.
a ccnslitulioi l;er the fifleen. M|.nth
ern States which wonhli clessre the
rights ,orf all, at prVsent, Ire,,, harm
or at least which would rceqiree, a
clear violation of it. e* Iter, sn piin
ly that thie wc let crhl dierl n it,
whIOnsbes e oselcetit tini atien wsn
coitneumsated'. thut the., in tih
course of ye'ars, ass nmsa essllang.ed,
times chansgei, iternets, rhlsei,
businsses changed, prcIes'ctions
changed. a vioItrica n sof the spirit
might ~ +. cur, which wenhil not be
clearly a violation o the letlter. -
It umay be sami t thet irconseilte
tiosn sght prcvids for' its own,
chani.ge', as lime chajnged. Well,
that was the design whin. oulr pre.
sent (,enstilntion warn freer.u1, ansr
mill wet say it wna at failrre. liow
nlch moro csarellly cnmudl a new
one he arruanged ? Men will say,
thsat we or the SWcuth are one, and
that we hdi euilt along well .enoug,h.
But they whise eay it know neilher
biestley nor humai nalure. Wid n
the Union wase lirnmd, twelve of
the thirteen Stteatn were elavehoeld
ing ; and if tihe rolon ge" had not,
se's invclsted, there wenihl ,not prs
bably If-day have bee an . Alrican
seave ien North Ameirica.
"lut hoew about the .State orgsan
izatie s ? This is sm impertlnt
cemsideratien, for whther we, cin
sialt with the other Southi.rn Slates
or not, 't is certain that ea.ch State
ment act fir itselif, i. the firnt inh
stance'. Wheu anty stcate gee's out
of the present Fderal I':nin, it
then becomen a l're.igsn power, as
to allt the other Statnes, a well sa
to the world Welther it will un
ite again with any of the Stateme, or
stand alone, is fur it to determine.
The new C,,nfederacy most ther, be
made by thse States which desire
it-sand if (heforgia, or any olther
State, doesn not find the proposed
terems of fe'deration agreeable, she
cian maintian tIer sws separatte
frwm of government, sr sat icest try.
Well whsat ferm cfgevernme'st ehell
we have ? This is more easily akk
ed thlan aniswere'd.
"Scme of tim wihest and best ci
tizetssl propewe a ileredotsary Uor,
stitutinssl MUcnsarchy ; but, howe..
er gessd that may Ihe in itpellf, the
nsct important psint to discover is
w-sether or iosit the pe.eple are pre-I
pars'd fir it Ii is thsiglit, again
byu thers that we shall be able te
gc on fcr a geieration or two, in a V
new Cis'federa-y, with additioial
_feguarde-such, fcr instapoc, as
an Executive feot li"hf, a vastly re
stricled suffrage, Senatoru ele lI
f-r life, or fee r lbg period. *a* ,
twent-one years, and the mnet I
-rpiapr brameb of the aesembly l
ssutoed usr ssves yesus, tb. Jdi. [
riemry lsholutely independent, and
tir iore, or Ra.nI behavior. Tim fre
,in'ct'y rtie:tio.us, and the unlver
snlity otr m*foege, with the atlend
ant arousing of thie peple's pan
ionmm, eand the n'ceuaary senqaeMce
of dt'mKag.nnes beicng elevated to
high iattio,, are thought Iy nany
to be the great causes or troueble
alnmong on.
"W' throw out these suggestions
that the Ipoplle ma.y think l1 them
aw a'le ase theeir interestse reljire.
4)oir own opi..iio i thait the tulth,
rveighlt e, tihe. grenatet Imtion on
the, erlth, and1 mighlt mainltain, on
Ih! Iasi. ,of Africia slavery, et
-,ly a splelid, (fi,vernment, but a
c'.enre Itrepbllic'an ()0.fernment.
Ihlst mill ,our i:lar are limIt through
ennhremy we eihall re'eech time deaspet
ls'n ofr military chhiefuin,o, and Ain
allyv , rliNe d n again to m.harchy."
N"ei,,en/ InsIerigen,rer.
IlrArnl ,or I'lmriewoehll I AlltAnw -
The, ethier leay we nloticeld ia eritso
ae'cident, to this distingunished ge m
Ile'nan, whic:h Ians tt'ervminmta.d in
detlh. 'The ililly Springs Mi., pa
purs 1e ear the nelolsem ment. He
elied at his r'es.ihci,(' in that place,
eo' d,,y las.t week.
're|feWrer I lrrrmOlntfl, Was a ca
live of I'. riacl, Msince, 4ineo 1888
he' has hIe,'n cnn'ct'eld with Washl.
ing0flam I ° lsihge oeear NMaeties MI.,
I ill ing tme, tine he 10e s i.,llr d malny
works. I .i, hctstaflIrel library of
light hlalr.,eture. 1114 first work
wos "th,, H-nt!hwest by it Yoankt, "
'li's was f.llowed by "lArnette tfe
Pirate of tle (i l .." "l,'rts.n cr tlm
;aie'ges." "Captain f cihl," and re
ce.ntly "Tihe Prinice o, ti, th ,uouse of
ie ºvicl" aomml "the! 'imlar of Fire."
]sli liter,,ry Iabeow, have all Iet
en.rite'd suoes. lii lose will be
kee,,,ly .lIt in the limited circle of
Ame'l,rican literati.
*** --.
i- if anybodly wants to edit
Time Vickeburg Sentinel, he may be
edifield Iy the fIllowing brief bleo.
ry ,f ,roneo of thi men who have
figured in that position :
"lDr. James flagan took bold in
;1837, bAdl a anmber of street Iihs,
Iought a duel with his brother edi
tler of the Whig, and was killed in
1842, in a street ight, by D). W.
Adams. His aMsistant, Isaac C.
I'stridoe, died ofl yllow fever in
1.9. Dr. Dr. . Fal. l, another am
mintant, had a number olf agite, in
one Ot which he was badly woe d
ed. Jament' KyM,. next editor, was
klle.d Iy K. E. lasmret, of The
Whig Next canm Walter HickPy
whI had seve'ral rows, and wMas om
pe.ml'eily woundHedl; he kllled ir.
Maclin, and was son after himeslf
killed in Texas. Jehn Levin, as
othler editor, was imprisoned for
the vi-lenee of his articles. Mr.
.Iecmkine, Iis suocessor, was killed
inm time ntreet by ii. A. Orasibe
(Cra~lne wa smurdered in Sonora.
i. (. Jone, sncceded Jenkins, but
scn afterwards drowned himself.
4n...O..
Baw:r Accovwr or Tua KossL.
Tle -hommnedan Hitlee was writ
ten at different periods, about A.
D., 610 in tie Koreish Arabee, and
this line Ianguage was pretended
to be that o'f Paradise. Mobam
med anserted that the Koran was
revealed to him, during a period or
twenty-thr..e yearN, by tim. angel
(l brie.l. The style of the roleme
n INootiful, fluent ad ,on mciise;
aed is melimei sublnime. Mo
hammed ademitted theim divine mis
nion, bl.th or M.~. and ot J.uns
Chriet. (ilbon usaid, that time faith
whiich M,hinacmed preached ii com
poended Jrf a.n eternal truth and
ctiomn, nadmy, tiha there is unly
one (Jol and that Mkhnmmned is
the apoitle of lod. Time Korsn
wasu tranclated into Latin, in 1148,
5,d isle Ecglihanmd Eeropean lan
guage. etet 1758. It in rbhap
sodly rt 300 verses, divided into
14 mectien..
S-- ** O .-C..
P e r trUth, llko pre gold, hb* ben
head sSs for oirelaslte ; baooesse
bas dieoened Mhst a. fr mere esa
s s aeadskaae the Wuab, ie W)ig
themeolves
