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W. ,). hi. A I M.K, I'.'IH-
'') :l;ed to u l'urlj' silillrury miiy,
tt, Killiiw Train n ln-rc'rrsti' IraSMhr uny.'i
Auiital Mejjao of Gov. Dnuva, ofUoar.
gin.
This (lucuifM hi. mniialns many J-
miraWo points, liiu c liiivo not room
in the Journal this v i h.Ut e;iv; inure
than an extract or'tuu In n'tid to
Hanks and I'aiiliinij to says:
"Tliu innw'lury and commercial
itflaimof Mil! country must neec.-vsaiily
remain subject In panici', under heavy
pre.innres, at certain, if not ficipiciit.
interval, (in long an our present bank
I'sleiu m ennlinmil vv
yiiii, youiifj men, it is not to ho "one
l.v pursuing a cuumo of conduct that
titan v lire umo iiiirxuing in tins (own.
... I It won o he 'l""!i I'y 'nnt'ing In
dissipations at niht, mid, under I ho
iii(Juenrti) of liquor, rendering the still
ness of night hideous with your dis-
gustini; noise. It is not to he done hy
idling all day long on (he street. Mo
matter if you do drew in cloth and
silk no mailer if you do twirl a
gold-headed eaue, no mailer if you
do smoke fine cigars, and waleli the
(smoke h it curls so gracefully upward--no
matter if you "'' !t
tl, mmi of leisure" (as we heard a lady
remark Ihe other night) no matter if
vim are polite and respectful to all
A W'r.u. Mi.niTi:ii Twin 'in. The
Tennessee Presbytery of the Cumber
land rresliylerian Church, says fin
lluiit.ville Independent, met in the
town of Athens the first, of last week,
for t!ie purpose of paying a tribute to
Ihe memory of Ihe late Rev. Robert
Donnell an eminent minister, and
one of ihe lathers of tliat church, and
one who had upent fifty years of his
life in preaching the gospel of Jesus
Christ. The tribute paid was the
erection of a monument by ihe Pres
bytery over the remains of lhat good
mous pow.is and piivib-es, whi,h ! 'aeetue iHI you, ll.(W. ,,
have been ciiliinrcd and i xlendc I bv i h mand more than this, ll you want
leci-tlutivn enaelm. nl, eharleiiir new ,ti i hi idiow yourself qualiticd lo ' cession from the chare. i to the grave,
banks ll'omyear to J ear. 'J lie jieople m )(.'(),.(. yt) expect In 1 where, after a short and feeling ad-
, ,ouId lake this subject r.n.ir, j , puinmage from ,u,im ,s ! dress by I!ev. C-o. W. M.te,. , each
eonsideration, and pi'imoui.-'" upon il 1 " , ' ., , ...,...,
i. calm and delib. ra'e .jmi.;. ii.ei.l.-- , '" ou l.i.o-.v r.-.l l,o-.v bu -.ly. how i memb.-r .l the Ims,Mm p. "
Id (lepo1-.! wnma m
i xj.i'i ,-i ve il't or loki'ti.
Ij.'tail-ei'ijils of n li;'iou .
uel'i.' deposited, I'nnji!!!' a
'. i!
li
ll. I I ;;!,
j : 1 1 j t r enr-
,i, -,;;,!, !,.,
'.i ' 1 i , Upon
.i.nid- ! ....
',.li
livery iiileli;;eiil, pe;s'm n,i.; iidmil
I hul it is iu.pnwible for a bank l:avin;r
a paper cireulniion li.nai times a,
1. 1 !(' as tli'i amoui',1 ol' ii , speeic, to
I'CiJe. in all it-; bill - in i . i: on de
mand. Should all i!S bill:, le; Jii'i.-en
led for iaymi-iiL :( any uae li.oe, mi..'
the h.eeii: be 1. male'. .1, i!(ll:i u 'Mi
redeem I.Ul Vie ! I.i. 'I '! I in. I.I that
ease, if the batik has .lii..i nl in !',
or properly, the o.her I .w, ll ii.l , iim;,
iiossibjv nol be an nj.i.i.l.; In , bui
payment, muni. In .Jel.r, .
money can I .: 1'eabV.ed I.
I .'oil of llio:,.! ire ' or Oj
may not be till li e ' nd "
n ail liacei'laia Ii i,;:iln::i,
therefore, lb. it. ..'ii' p. ' nl
rency is nol. a :o. : i : ;,
at ell limes, into fold ;:..i
presi'li'alion; an I lli il. only m:i -I
of it, .should ia :ii' a', be .b i .-ni'l"
all al one lone, e.ia i i I
I hill,'S, be i"i e.e.Vi 1 1 ;!,J- s'i loo
the bank issue ihree dull. us m pajn
one in coin.
In my jud.reiiii i.l, no p-.p. r en;
ey is sale, v. I. e n i.. ool, :.o i
IIS 10 be ill. all I Olio.. e!;; ; ,
K'lld and (iiii iv. J I . Ii ,(ii-. 'i i
by a sol I of . .on:.. "ii eoT i ni
(ho billi ..I I !i ' ii to. in I u
money, I lew:, n ike) m re...'..;,
on no . )','. I i i l-..;
periei-cj! I. a.-. Lin ..! !!.a .
eirelll.llilii; ,'ll" .- !.'-;- I
try lo panic a! ; 'o. n l i . .i ii
trust or . ion, an !. u, i;,
(Illced by i in la, i : ol a . :.. :
ha i in ,.i I m - i ' i ' : . 1 1 an
(ii e eoane,-: , i,i , . I i . : ,' r
may M id. -ll and . ,!' n i I .
lillU nflhe e, .' ...
try. Nneli a en . u ;. . .
id specie l a v.,., eai, ;, a'
Mi lolii; il-i I ! e e I,: ' ,
I') receive ;. 1 ;. ., t '
ptili'v. nl .nmn ; '...
I.i r' "
bib's lh I
jo'li-eil ).
by lb. i, i
nil. ll. f
fill Hie ,i
of Ihe j
l.aoi; ; j
and ( a I
are i a
lib. n
a law I
small I
and lui I
'be '' '-
bills nl a IlUe i!' l,' Ml . a 0 ',
banks of oluci' i 'laie . ; .
Itilhl. pl'olilljil tin: I'll no,
hills ol a .lem.mina'.in.'i in,,
1 us, lu'ier I well e li.i.iith.i
pas; ace ol I lie act . a ad I h ,;
nominal ion mel-i' I i .1.
months llieiealler, i,r ;..
ta!e.l linien as !i,l: 'il I ' lii
o as lint lo ( ml' in .. s ll.
transaeiions of il.e eeun.rv
i iren l
I, en.
an io
') oil I
out y
not ti,
ll;, o:,
; !v Tint old men
a i.v not. how easily
tireondael al n
(I, lb.", M I. Ihe
ualell oll.--
Ihey J : I : . I
,1. You know
.'al of d,::u ,t
The cily of Lowell contains n pap
ulation of about 40,000, und of tin-Mi
about I f.'.'OO are directly employed in
tlie factories.
Jm bmimhiks. There are u lot. ofui
eendiariesin .Memphis, trying 10 nni
out the printing offices there. li"t
for, no one knows, unless because the
press is ensured in exposing tlm vil
lainy of the city.
W. IS. Figures. E q., th editor of
the Ilunlsville (Ala.) Southern Advo
cate, is now the oldest editcr in tlmt
. , , . . .. i...
mail. 'Slate. In his paper ol tlie in. a "l
The eercmotiies ncenrnmnj in? the t,lt,.n Ujm ,M. ojst y,.,tp of his cdi-
ereeiionol Die fmmiiineiii. vmis 'J""r! , fot ifil cwtir-cr; nnt makes a short ami
inlrrcstin.,' and impressive. TI"' I''1"'-1 cursory review of his twenty years
hytery, accompanied by a laive eoii-1 sf.r -j What u volume all he has
eoiuse of citizens, inarched ia pro- j vl jt.ti Woi Id make! Twenty years
service as editor. We look forward
twenty years and wonder, if we live
that loic, whether our name shall he
connected with tlm J.nraal. I'erliaps
we may even then be living iimoii.st
ibis l.oiod people, and ob! if I hey only
pi in ..'. Iei
vault, Minn
Uooks am
mi '' llaay
o'l
ale
II '.o'l
a ml ol.e'
1.. ', in.
! lill the V
; with on
..mill ."
ac uiey
I.
la.le an l I n;.n;o
bout ihe
,1' stoics
oo'i"a. -ill
coa-
IV'
;o'ilii'i'i
i -tol'V of the (.'main I !".l.!
I;', I'-rian (.'hureli fro in iis II ."t or-
i down Id lli" present time.
(.land by us and eie'iilirae us We II
try to bo able lo look h.iel: upon our
pot life with no d'-iie to blot any ol
it out, bad u e to ti'a'. I ii a:;ai,i.
A
e.li
i ii h sou, t
lied, l;al. 'll
es Ihey ,1, p
hill"', he 1 1. I
IV.
the
I io to
so lilt
Ii J ml lo ; c, !e
e;r tin';i ti'l , li i.
k.'la! Ti:
The ' f I i 1 1 i '
...aphieal sheleh ol' I he ileeeas'sl o mall ea ll tell U l.etlier lie IS I'lcll
V, ,M. II. Roue, w.'.s also (,'i p'i.si- r poor by lurnini.: to his ed;,'er. It is
-.I
!l!
SOi'lel
'. .'I
li.i'e VOU ..') I ne Ian , ' I .
li'! i II', Ol. Ml. e. Si. Vi
si aiidai'd-lio.sls ol
lie n capacitate. I for,
lo da 1,11-iness. I.hev will belli ' a noroliria I e reina I
..... i ii i
'I h'" have some I'liaranlee i virtues and 'r
eynnn" m ill Wl.'l linl hel r.'i V ileee't ' ' '!
le-
: I-
ro-
- I ho
iiiii;.'
c.'ined
! belli.
that III
ia'oee-'-.iOU I'1 i arm
lo Il.e blli eh, M In re a m
Sil -cess lie- : uieieiil. l.'lid loiiehiii'.' i lihe: v M a -
ea old men j noll.ieed bv l!cv. III'. Hail. I, ol Will
i .. . ' i , i 1 1 i .
Cllll. lieV. .'I. I I- lee.e alio
;so dell i el i a a .'
!.s, sell in:; forth the
I. II -('lulai ss of the
I the Ir il'! t!iat ma!
is ro ll or poor, a
.v, not aocordin;:
a m in rid:. II'
, . I .0
irei'iT io m a u a.
lo what be bis.
air
m-
nolliieeil
ehe.-.ter, 'I
W. I). (.'!
ailol'
! The eos'imi" oi'thi; Sp nidi ladies
has not changed for two hundred
yenis. They actiially wear I !ic s iliie
slide of dress us llieir yrenl "fraud
mothers did.
Give Me KIsscb.
D.-nrosi, pyti mo kisses,
J'fi.'hS )'ouf I'l" l" ir,i"0i
Tlicru' riij'tur.! ia lliciu
.Suoiniim Loir cli vino.
0! llio lli rill of pleasure
I'Jequence of bliss.
When fond lips oro mooting
In o loving kiss.
Tis ibo silont languiigo
Of a loving breast,
Speaking its emotion
When lli bps pressed.
Givi me kisses, birdling,
Kiss me pretty dove;
'Tis u neal inviting
Heart to heart in love,
As the dow of heaven
To the drooping flower,
As ihe star of even
To die twilight hour,
As the tinnier iiesilings
To the gcnlle dovo,
Such are youiliful kisses
To the heart of love.
Give mo kisses, darling,
Tis a joy io press
Lips, uliuru lingers ever
Such sweet loveliness,
There, lovu, don't bo pouling
At this beak of mine;
Of. by Jove! I'll Moodier
Those swcil lips of lliiao.
Lcl am kiss the- I raw ii, love,
i''.oni lhat sunny bruw,
I'.
j on siy ' l iv as ivi'OiK',
ntuni il now.
ove,
ir tra.
vein
.1 l:
lioiiM.I.'.y.s so
posed lo mi l'-
Al,.' that.
iiii ;i e. iii d
;, nal orally . x,,i el.
ill : Yuan.;' "'I - l.:S e.io
;.,',l lei! io II -peel In th.
i v la ' .', for. I." .v.", i r er
j I'a.'h.'l Poliliell C'lme lo IhlS Colin
. j, y hen il, was a wil-h-rurss
w h: II few W bile lll''ll V.'ei'e to be .'a'. II.
He di-'d al lb'' ripe old a':e id seveli
lyd W. ears'.
-
I.
1 1 a. I':
lb
; inav lie
I'l l!0 1 1,1
lin- rl.ai.i'-
1 1 . i
lo
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i, .1;
la':
l.a,
i a ;
I,.,;.
I b
eoia 'iiij
i-, on the
hi." has an .-1 ' . i : . : I y
,' a i,; n.'i.'i I,.;
i! 'iro'v, In i".!. e, i i
', ,e;0'.l,:, :e ha-:
.'..ni':;
! 1. il.il
ea j-id:
I t 1 i ' r
olill IV I . i'l' I , HI i l
e.vv, says I lie a ia.
pi.r.i .1 ;!,. ia .: I a.' . :H"i
,'oi el. ,b ,!,!,' .oa'
"llli lied Up, till I be l i!:
-ide, the i, pp.e.ii io!. ha
i ; ll lie, h'll I ill' I: :nii'
,"il;i ',
,lIO'
nl
V. U.
;e i lolail. iplila
a, li'.ilio.'i has
!., : lb.' '.lab' S.
lbs! y,.ii have
.Itepobbaali
; "lull! .Lirli." Il ,
,! l o'i "I, lake
'.'. ';.o''i,a (."
J il,
'fill'! lol'.' ill all i'ls s! a:,es -a r!..: cull
ei alini nl, and never e.xprcs Mivens.
il ii'ii.'ois: a mail not only re.-peeifu!.
!o, I timid in the hie hi .,; nh Lire, jn
! lahai inl' to l!ii! mi. man be lov.s. To
( oiici al the awe be .stands ia ni l;er,
be may
but il .sil.-
aim.'imi' :
aukwar.
cut
;; p'eas m'ry,
on I. on, ami lie i
ipii.-kly re! a si s inlo his s, rl..:i a
if not into .hi I In. ss. If - i.'i.'ifa:.'!.'
I,, -rival o.-rieelioiis in ai - iiiax:u.i!loli und tleiio unto
i
ad is rillicr blind to her f..;l.!l,;,s, or, nil! Icaubnn:!,
eon'v.ll.i thclii llo.i real ucaiitii
la!
DiNirest, fiive I),.! kn-.cj,
earl ivarni ki-s is, love;
'Tis lla! f'.'ld III UlllO'ls
III lla; world above.
Tu-is hy tin nil in I'M en,
That no siuiul iiioiluls
Wen.' lirsl iiuiL'hl lo kiss.
Then sw.'Cl kisses ever
Would I claiiiiffroni lliee,
A iiii.ds I'Miubili.ig
In l'jvu's rivalry.
When my heart is weary
Willi llni old world's strife,
(live me kisses, dearie,
The iv t t:t hall. I ol life.
And when ilea ill -de was galhcr
I In litis hi'itiv of mine,
And llie l(ive-lii:hl ceasuth
in llii'.-" eyes In shine,
Jl shall hu my prayer, love,
Willi ... y b.l'st breath,
That thy loving ki.es
Seal my I i j s in death.
LF, WING IL'MQ.
f,o:!!.:fid,'(.H''
pen picture of iho over
' 's' : ' previtleul au.l previtiliiig incliualiun of
''''' J ilia lair flawcr to leave lirdier ami mother
iu.:bauJ, is truthful
y of lb,
.ni" em in
"d a;; li)
I Ve -'- 7 '.,'.
i con 1,-aiin !( a. ol
i ii r m i if.n.r .'i'oiii '
lor ci.ua! y, h y.. f
Ihe la
n'llf
i - i .' .
.a pei'soii conscious ol t;iiil
.1,
l!i."
i.
To a!! i. 'in ;
!--" e il .in:,.!; e
i la.,!, u.lb c.i
Y.a.r ' 'e,''.i a ''
, I e o,' ebai ae1'
Ibr i.if. reins
be 1 1 , : il you iin-1,
i'.s ..I i oar . 'ippi
Ollf be! (,. I' ',..
ti.c t , lion: tin
r a,:,., iiv iv.tu.M av
ai fa! a . lo the iodi
an "ii a;',. s"en.
i" si:t,,!l. y our knov. I
r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ! , your
in the a. in:.
ia ;, our ea
ie t'i I i.e. I.iiowii b;.b
si d a nolle-. All
pro-peels In .', be !
caiiie. i;i a inlc hour.
I pai'li' uhirs of a terrible e.il'aii',
'i -cei! !y IIC' I,
I hi Wedm
il!-:., about.
raini'brU-vi
irreil
sday
lif'V
lb', th
at t!:at p
IllOI'iiill
I i ! ' 11 C:
lie u
I ail, ilia Dial everv rye. ousei ves mm;
and lo avoid luis be shuns ail the lit
tle observances! of gallantry. His
j heart and cbarael. r ill ba iiiipr;e.ed
! in every respect by bis attaelitiniil.
i I lis 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 r.s will b. . i.'iiie more f:cn-
r.n-
stitl. ;
i.il
c'liiulv. nail
ai O:
l-l'll
" ll
'ceded
10 a
I in
of
in. iv, in the .'. Ijuiaaof eoimly. i ashalila
io,
l ii
t Hid
! I i ll .
ii M. :i
; to. vi.
thai the
f lb V. .!
-.1 Cll'llc
I
feel of melt a law v. on!
small bills lo be w:!!n',,
eulaticn, an I as tin y I..
ed by I he banks ' b b :
l ie l onl I
.sle.'ul. 'I'hi-i v. n'li
filver to take the p
ill nil Ihe smaller
timis. The laborer
reive I hit price ol'
t inlo cii'.-al
i .. .
. I e,
l' Ii II
.a I : . r
.if a .!
lal'si'.si..
!'-'i in in r
a ;bl bc-l,
la, an. s
The el
t a c ri i
ii -il,! I ,'
.:,!" :,:
lac '-,,'
1 ill ttic.l
ie to !
w
1 I III I
pro-'eei
. li. ( i rave-;,
i al N idivi
.-: n i . a ' ! , o ; i I
-In d in bo a,
-'t'c luider
s ill ihe bale
-;, by the !
a , l : i' i ll I
e icea-.ioa
lol'. II.
ii'.y
ft it, b
Mr.T.'I'hoi
i -
e In.
I hi. I
an
Ihe .Mi
b
n or lina'i'
I
.lacci anil
l a .1 eil .toll
.X'.l'.inh lain
: la re favor il,
:, a lain', iic
i , Into at
a I
'II
Ufa ihlr..-
-..,! Pin re;i'!::i'; s, in
en ,. I, mis. -a nl' i ! 1-i'litt...
lie two of the papcr-
'..'!.. to us, ihe id'-a
Taylor
I ! ceo.-
I ).i Ibe way l.i.ey w. i a Juan (I by a
naail)"!' of j,:-: : u,c, s.i I ha l v. b "11 i bey
n ai hi d ( I: i ea- lar. ;', ; be p n ly nuai-
hens! Inibv I o hundred nci -o ni, .
cd ileliberai. ly lo the i
an il llii! ihi'a', and loo!, onl. i
on, .wan J lesp.nu ami
I 1 1 Ole I i:tl 'I', U b .il!'.' clla feed Wit !i j
the murder .;!' Henry Swine. on, about i
i ei;'hlt in no ml bs inc. I be pri-oie rs j
, H ere I hen e all vi", an! 1 0 ( '.: m pin !b, V I ! !( j
when (hi; siiii ;c jiient i v'cn'ai in the j
linked;, ic ei,i is ,.l. j
Ana i i a;. I':, re, Tbaa p ; ea and 1 ).'. '
I pa in v. i a e iiii:m .!i if ly bill' ., an l a a
' li ce ill ihe ; iaHy ol' l!i" saanmary ol 1
; ihe to '.in. 'i'iae in i'i I hell iittaekt d the :
( in ill j die i I ,vib'e j . il and (i!il lli ned eke, '
lieloii'iu;;' lo tiie ( stale i
led Sy iiip.-on. A I I hi ;
!er, one of ihe mm .lei .1
I ie, ana n
Lb- but di
i.
,,, i ill always ma
If I
Ibe
Th.ii.it is our ant: ii.l, rs biave lis,
Those we lava nal ihosc who love u!
Jusl when ihi'l' have ba.i'ai' I tniielp us,
Ibancs o y i 1 1 1 1 1 w i 1 1, fhiuniia .: feathers,
Willi his Hale afrceds, a r : . 1 1 ;r c- r
Y i'!i.ii-r.i pipbi- thr-a,:li th.i village,
Beckons la tan fair,'!-! mai leu,
And sh" I'dlows wln-i'u lie leads her,
heaving nil thiu.s lor the stranger!
eonvcr-.atio'i more ai'iei a
denee and embarrassment
him appear to dis-
company of his mis- i Itard lime will, his subscribers. Vi'e as-
'Iho RItirfrceijboro .Telegraph.
rriead Noi tiieol 1, editor and proprie
tor of ilia .Marfiei.'.-bnro Telegraph, lias a
In
b.uijf, it ill totally (I
and iM i;i;hi.'.h every
lascmalioii
press
aelive
coal inui s
bis spirit,
vigorous,
an, I
manly prmetp
,'i
,'i nee.ro mall
ol ihe milid.
illiiet ni'e, II in
i enni'iieiici ,1 in 1 1 . i ! . " a I'ualns-loa ol lire
: r.
"I ' It.. ,,, ,.i,,.,..,l
pn
ia
,' a;,.
W!
ix-
ia
of I,
ia.-,iu
n oa
il las I.
ami sailer, f 1 1 l.u:a- rut
M'i llld "euerallv I'r.-eiv . I
l.an
lb- a
a' ia ;
:.'! ll, e
b'yiii want to lemw u hi
,r is w i-'ko-l e,iei;-l I,,
leal hi i '!rii
,!l aboiil il.
I ci line. lie 1 1 !i 1 1 1 oi i eo ,si oifiil per- i
to eai ry oil llli-ir ! mhos v.., , lie man, s io I in e.,b! lib nub il i as
i I I
er p.' unit el ;', is ' uiiiiilei'. 1 ,n are Jerry Ma.'s, j
llciy r.';i;;s. I aclrir 1 ' Jaltii
rn-b rwo-ad, l.o' d Me .;,. ', a.al John
li.irh'e. The I liter is a sou in-law of-
Syn p-on. licin niescined, be was
, i . 1 . , ... i
arie--iei. i ion i r ami l..e iteio a
were i ei us iii n 1. 1 i in' til, an
of bis mind.
Sow, voiimr ladies, warn voti oli-
servi! in a efciilb inaii's behavior these
marks iv hicb we have described above,
relied seriou.-ly wlrtt you are to do.
li hisattaehini'iit is ;.r: reea'dt! lo you we
leave you lo.b) us nature, ood .-use
an;! lielii-aey shall uirecl. yl. If you
love him, Ictus advise you never lo
discover to him the lull extent ol'yoiir
love, no, not nbiioun.h yon marry him.
That. Miliieii nily shows your love,
which is all he is entitled lo know. If
lie lias th !icaey, he will as!; jou for no
.sl roi:,er proof of your ail. ctioii for
vour sake, if he lias sen--e be w ill nol
ils.aai
are u
in
mill;
I ..'
Ii"f a:i c,;i i
,V-' ir. jusl
.o'.s.aa
l
in
Ills proullcts m ':oa! an l suVei
would remain .'".I Imv. ever
bank bills iniL-bi ih'p.e.a ii, ."
t. e i I
w liii'h
much
-.!;
a.
all i pen pa- lll'iil
..! ib Ire.-.s u ho won
a iblne.
'H :
il. fur bis own. This is an unpleas
ant truth, but it is best (bryoi: to know
it. Violent love caim.ot stdssist, al
least eaiino! be expressed h.njf teu'e t!i
cr oil I lot b sides; ( Mb. I wise I he ei r
tain eolisi-tj icuce, liuwevt r concealed,
is .satiety and diseml.
These thoughts should sink deep ill
your memory, ami be of some use to
yotl at ihe lime you stan I most in need
Kliax Skaes, when ibe 1 IreensburjJ! ' of assistance,
iii w as oni.ued, eoiniuitti d soil idt hy I -
lie
p. ir
on U lil kllDW ' tV ploceeile.l III O'lo . t. lae ttlltri'
per.vti..; char. .1. ll w.a- ilirir iutrn
j ti.ei lo take summary revenue upon
!,' ibe vi .bl ' these.
.......
betler lo llfOII
An editor of Indiana was attacked
by a man far some personal ift ievaur.c.
The ediS'i- says: "lo nvni I injuring
him, I prevent his iiij'irin;; us, wr
Talk as w c may. public opinion i
h miebly, and in ;,'eneriil, a jn-! cen
sor, and laciilv we vii Id I its ib ei.--
ions. Aim it. is.-i i iei in-u rim.-1 ia. n f (. lni;
court the jvioil (.pinioa i of Ibis cencr, j . ... . .
nor do we blame smh m ben they be-f Tlm."-e people who I urn up their
lieve that public opinion is just. Al ' noses i,l ihe world, mi-bt do well to
the nam" lime, w vi... Id simiii lobe nllett lhat it is as ; 1 1 a vvrllas
led by public t. pinion when an lameM , ihey were ever in, an l a la ieli heller
conseienee lelbi it-i lhat il i-i lunn;'.- .one i!,an (hey are ever likely In -fet
Success, f iuic, hi. h po-iiion, au.l rich-1 into nain.
rs would all be s -01111 d by ns if we
J Hevnl Mieli 1'ii'i! I only be obtain d; Vaubce has inveiili .1 a plague
V, In. It lulls oil a,, w in do lint nav ihe
I 4
.y coliieidin:,' wi'!i an erroneous,
wicked or defeelive p tblie (.pinion.
lbil in (l is era of Ibe w..r! !, in ibis
lain, of bibles ami re.'ii'ia, w here the
t?'l.'l sounds are beard almost every
I iy, in tliis iyc. of t'nlibfriimriif, mid
Cicci:illy ina cou.r.imiiy like that
vvliieh MirruutvU the btl!" (own ol
Winthcstrr, pubV.t: ,,;;,,,, ;s rie.irlv
ul.vr.ys li.-b. and c ,:,,;,ider il (,'ood
a Iviec when wr tell s fiuxi-j riin-i to
pourt it. IV rbrps- lbrren,,omrw.i0
will turn an in !.lfer ni ear, nhj ma
Lo scorn the r.diice v.e pive f.'ai,mt
then there are fun" who will regj
.... ...... i. t . i ,
1'iie.i. i. lias piaye.i .s.iiiitavoe
New hei'lai'd.
HI
-N'.:!.in is lii.in-Miblhtu-1,-,
inilitv; f.r it stands cxahed above
every l!iiu- around it, ami never at
tempts lo soar higher.
The fo!towin0', from the Trovel'mcc,
'rourier," is not out of season at unv
rale, 'Tri pa. for winter. Put mi
your fliirniel.i lay aside thin nlioe .
ami lit lutein lurs grl tmininl.
Tlio weather is cool, out the. nights
with consi.lcrai.o i a n we say. , uho,)t now Rr(. ,cai,-u jmPl.,t
nrc talking to ymin-j ni -n, and if we- wet fr lovo and roiirt-lop. imr-
I ;'". Wonder tlie young folks don't
can succeed in winning nne to n pro
per courso of comluef, then indeed
Jiave vc not wril'en for hothi:i.
Sow. Iiovv arc vc !o win the pood
itnprot, ttlPlr tinfl ,n.nrr -(Jch njgs
ns these, n.., . ...ti
. - uuniirs.s nri-itm to
culling bis tlu-.i.tl. lie was t -vi leiilly
aw. tie of ihe ialenliou of the mob, nml
preferred solf-do-ariictiou lo an i n. cii
li.iu by t!u ir hands.
(bii-ceii'iii.;'s ilurin t' e last week
have eont. lined accents of terrible
crimes and nuiraj-'e eommitted in
sever.il of our principle eiiies. In
.New York, a whole family, f.i:;ei',
mother, brother aa.l sister au.l ser
vants, were murdered or atlcmp'ed lo
be inui. b ted by a sou an I brother. In
1'hiladclphi i a man was siill'oi.Mted by
his jealous inislrcs. In Cmeleiial i. a
colli Icz.'ti w:u brutally mill cowardly
killed bv n paitv of voiin' men. la
houuvillc, at I he com lusioii of a niur
ihr trial, and llie acipiital of (lie ;ie
cosed, an iitleli.pt was irmde in open
court by the mother of the murdered
man to stab the primmer.
I.mmei!; Com Ckoi. The houiiiville
Journal sny that lb" corn crop has
never liecn so largo in Kentucky us
the present crop. Th. re are (lelds in
the blue grass region estimated at 175
bushel to the acre, while liehls prom
isitiR 0 or D hubheU are quile com
IIIOII.
1i that al"3 thine.
A beautiful reply j; recorded of a
D.ilrdarli ill peasant, whose master
was displaying lo him the irrandciir
ol bis estates. Tanus, bouses, and
fiircsts were poiuleil out III sueeesMon,
on rvt ry hand, as the prepcriy ol the
proprii to., wh ) iiuiimr d up linally by
-ayin. ,-hi short, all thai you cm
!':(, in every direclioti, h'-h 'tiirs to me."
The pour mail looked thoughtful for ;t
uiiciieul, then, pointing U In heaven,
sii'ii'iiiidv lcl lied, "An I is li, also,
llline.'"'
And is this not ii iptcs'i.iii which
may wi ll be addre-sed to every one
w ho is rejn'riii'.' in the multitude of his
rich. ,' As he looks around him, and
i s the mercies, that have been poured
into his lap, ni iy he not be asked, ' Is
heaven also thine.'" And if such a
'pi'-siion may be ticked of ihe rich, may
it not be linked of all, whether rich or
poor.' And may we nol in all sincerity
ask the reader to weih Weil the words,
. hun t II ul.sii .'
sen it as a b.et, ( li u I il wrong will sub
mil lo he corrected) dial t:ttry number of
his paper for twelve nuaiihs past has
ro.itni.ied a .'"i far innney from his sub
scribers, lie's ahv.-.ys talking about I anl
limes, and the: in li tforunco of his .si.b-.eii-hers
to pay up. Now, friend Xorthcotl,
you are older than us, but will venture
sonic good advice. If you v.ill never
iliut your siih.--crih.-rs but once a year
they'll nav im tea tiines butter. Now,
ivn' Iohuv vnu lii.v,. t "on, I s,,hr ri nl inn. ; '"'"'V Idbest oliicCI'S of I hi
i e i ' t a.: a
psnnot be rmlucoil fo ulavory lib tlio ne
gro? The Spaniards Iried die experiment
in iho Wosi IndicB ond South America,
ond mu.le a fniluru. Wo ansivor ty y
imr thai tlm rationnlo is found in tlio. fad
lhat iho hiilion oro the doscoiubinta of
Slieni, and the right to hold iliem in per
gonal bondage novur was iven to (lie
Japhethites, and conaequently every at
tempts do so has boon marked by a signal
failure. Whereas, God gave the riglil to
Shem and Japhetli to hold the posterity of
Ham in personal bondage, and hence, of
not only the while race, but the Indian
red, hold tho Handles os slaves.
The London Star says a bill is boing
prepared there by which no couple will
be permitted loinnrry without finding two
securities io keep thepouce towards each
other. The sum required will be from
50 to 1.000 dollars uccording to ihe
weal lli of tlio parlies.
Drsprratc Conflict with a Runniwij
iVn'u The Clayton Banner fives
Ihirpartieubii's of a de.-perale rencou
ler between it Air Jld ward (Jin land, of
(ileuv.lle, and a runaway murro, the
property of Ur. J. H. Owens, of Kussel
County," Alubitma. The boy was dis
coveied by Air. Cbn latid. who came up
with him in advance of others in pur
suit, when tin; uero slopped, drew u
scythe blade, with which he had pre
viously killed a valuable do.and in a
moment rushed upon Air. Ib'trland.
Fortu 'iiiely Air. CI. was nriiicd with a
si out slick, with which he knocked the
weapon from the negro's hand, but,
ihe latter immediately seized Air. CJ.'s
horse by the. bridle, and commenced
stabbiiin; ihe animal in the neck with
a dirk, from the ell'eets of which it
soon died, lie lo-t this also before, he
could use it on Garland. .Sjiiinyiii,'
on the horse, he seized Air. CI. by the
neck and dratrircd him to the ground,
and in the strupyle lhat ensued, bit oil'
a pari, of one of Air. t!,'s ears. Fin
dine; Mr-, U. pretly well exhausted,
and thinkiue, perhaps, that other
would arrive, hw made olf njjniii. Jn
a short lime, however, he was decoyed
by aiieyro' who iunru'diafclv seized
him, when (mother violent battle en
sued, in Ihe midst ol' which a Kciule
man passing by, neeing tho fracas,
came, loike aid of ihe as-isiinp; negro,
and, plaein;: a pislol at t'i'.- head oi'
the runaway, forced 1 im to surrender.
The. iierobas been eommiitcd losland
his tiial at I In; next term of the Court
lor u:i assault and ball cry wiih the ia
lent to muni. r.
Ve do not know but believe ibis
Kdwanl (Jarlaud, lo be .a printer who
worked a lew months since in the
Homo Journal oiliee.
Miutahv Tiiaimsu. The a. Ivan
tuges of military trainitijr in seliools,
on ibe score of health and exercise, as
well as the cultivation of a martial
spirit, is beginning lo be appreciated
in other countries as well as our own.
It is slated by laic I'.nlish papers, that
private military schools are not only
lieeomiii;,' lashionalile, in which an
excellent educa'ion is also .riven, in
eluding a know ledge of matheiiiaiies
and llie chief mod;', n hiniiiies, but
tlie eiistoin or ru'her iiniovaiion i-s
alrciuly so far relincd upon, that a
private "Cavalry College" has been
established on au extensive scale, for
younn; gentlemen, at llicl.mond, near
hondou, iind lint it was patronized by
Field Alarsha'l 'isc.'umt c'oinbermere.
unless il has fallen oil' greatly since lie !
worked with you it few years since ns a !
Journeyman printer. Well, if that sub
scription li.-l pays punctually, you can
maku money, hut never will they pay ns
lung as you forcvei dun tin, an; and more,
ym will loo.u many rjood subscribers.
Why, sir, llio subscribers to the Homo
Journal never are dunned ono fifth ns of
ten as yon dun yours. If ivc have a
inline on our hook thai ivs regard as
doubtful, we take it off. And wa firmly
Urilisli army. And here the students
may be prepared for the imiional ser
vice, hoin not only thoromrhly in
structed in foncin;:. and all mili'iiry
exercises, but particularly in horse
ridinjr. A leaiiinv; feature inlroduced
is discipline, all being summoned lo
parade by trumpet call, and then
hours and even minutes are meas
ured by allotment to study or martial
duties. The discipline enforced is said
lo mean: obedience lo orders, punctu
ality, self denial, temperance, and
general ;j"nd conduct; and in eom-
r -. II. TU.. .Brtll,,m.H 1
inure iwie.T ginumu mm j.
diosin the habit of weaiingchorma on their
clioines and chnlelaines, will start with;
delight wbon thy loam lhat iho ,op(.
which surrounded the ring or enclosure in
which Morrissey and Heunan fought, has
been bought by a dUtiriguished gentl...
man of Buffalo, nnd'in jajajiort time will
be cut up, sot in gold, silver or brass, ini'-
sold to all geiitlemen and ladies who
sires a memento of the battle. Thojo '
poriions of it that becama bloody during '
the contest, will of course realize a high.
er price. ;' ; " '
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Woul 1 you be Rich? ' ' '
A very pretty question, to be sure!
Who wouldn't be rich if they could?
Bui then, the question is, how is one to
got rich? Be quiet: just wait half a min.
uto and we'll lo I you. Send an X or
V, or oven half a V, on to Swan it Co,
Augusia Georgia, for a ticket in thoir lot
lory. Thot ticket will draw a prize. If .
iho first one don't, the second one will.
Weoiiro know a man who, growing tired 1
of toiling from mom till night, sent ij,
Swan & Co. n ten dollar bill. A friend
triud to dissuade him from so doing, but
he was determined to try his luck. Hj,
ticket drew a prize of fc20,000, ami the.
consequence was, that in au tried again,
diid iiiain. and now ho is ono oi t,9
richest nien in oureiiy. The same chanc
is open loull.for those who cannot af.
ford io buy a whole ticket can get a half ,
or a quarter one. Tho true spirit ofde
ni'icracy is displayed by Swan's custom,
cis, for all, rich and poor, join together
in patronizing him. N. Y. Picayune.
ion
hEW.Vi'KHJ VOAL.
Tlie Seivnneo .Mining Co. are now prepared
l'i.rs.ii'ly."!-r tlic l'"0he with a superior arti
cle of Hcmi-biianiiiious Cual, which is free
I'l-oin sliitp, inm and sulphur, and
dentil Superior to any other Coal
heret'.f.ire sold in Teiinnssoo. J t ia the intent
tinn nl'llie Cniiipany to hoII As Low n sail y
4 oil I may !e SelliuK i m. rketmo which,
thev iin.y ship- 'fhey holirvn that when the
riulilie liuve nun used their Coal, that it will
lie pre'errcd lo nil oilier, both lor lioueehold
nml ;lamil!.clurniii parpoacs.
Coal will he delivered at any point on the
(jenriria Utritn, .Memphis &. Charicslnn, ami
.Nashville & Dliattauuega lluilrnad, that mny
lie d-'.-ired.
Ad nrdura must he directed to tho ''Sewa
nee Miiiii.ir Co.. Tracy City, Term."
Cms rn.i.-t be unloiide.l as sw n ns they
arrive ut their des-liiiation, or a eliare will
he iiiinli; to thnsn w ho order Cn.'tl fur their
d'-l y. Uaili'iiitd ,a eeiits al llie diH'eient Sta
Iidiis are rcipiesled in return cai's immediately
iil'icr l.cii' mil'i'idcd, ns Ihe Company hnve
it'itive n-e fur nil tl.eir r.n.l rni-a. The Coal
is vveif'ii' 1 so Hint purehosera are sure of
.".'Itn.L' w .at ihey 1','iv lor.
iS.Vib'LL F. TRACY,
Tracy City, Nov 1. Pres. S. AI. Co.
I.uis'l and .Vei'oesi Ibr Kale.
l!y vi i-i no nf n (leeriio of the Chancery
Cnnai nt WincliPslcr, in tlio case of
P. T. Kstilt, Admr., Jc
u.
Jimrn Lru-is' lu irs.
I wi'l, on tlm first Monday of January,
1-CiD, before the Court Ho.is door in Win
clioter, -.nil on n credit of one and two yearn
n tract of fiiindtij miles East . I' Winched
I cmad "ne mile from Dceherd Ilnpnt, known,
as Cnl. James howm' Itumnstead, comaiiiinj
'JOO iter, s, nno hundred and twenty-live dol
lars to bit-paid in hand, mid Ibr balance, pur-i-linscr
to (rivo b ind and security and a lies
ruiaiiicil inilil puri'lcise money is paid.
Al same lime I will sell three negroes, to
wit: Louisa, .Mar alt anil Jinny, fie biddiTiga
for r.'.uisa to cMinnii'iico at ijtlOUO, Ahriah
nt at)0, Jenny ni SjjrJO. The negroes to be
sold en a credit of twelve inonllis, ecept lie'',
labcjaiil in IiiiiiiI, lor balance, llie purchas
ers will be required to give bond and Hccuri
ly for payment of Damn and lein retained.
il. ll. ESTILL, 0& M.
Nov. IS, ISM, Q CO
Land foe Kale.
Hy virtue of u decree of lite 'Chaneerji
On.irt ai Winchester, pronounced November
Hai, in I lie caic-e of
Munj Smith, cl tils.
Amhrnsr Parks, it oh.
I will :!nl Hay of January, 1S59, sell at )tl
Court House dnnr in Winchester, a tract oi
Iniul entraining OH aires lying in Diatrin
No. 0, on wato.s of Lust Creek, to bo soldon
n creilii nf on-, l.vij an Itltree years. Stirt.
m' the hiiMimrs at $1 1 per acre, the pur-'
clins'-r is retpiu'H.l lo give bond and security
Inr payment of purchaio money, and a hea . .
retained on land until same is paid. K
II. il. ESTILL, C, & M,
Nov. is, is.-)S. a an I
believe n man who will not pay without i billing their military duties with a
being dunned through the paper will noi j relincd, liberal and ideviilinsr educa
pav at all iherelore, would it not ho hot- I ,i;": P'';U l,i,il,s il1''' " tl"! 's'
, i i - ... a i iimi.smncnt o rem . r ie imni
lei lo scratch his name oil ami nol liar- ,, , , , .. 1 '
r.iss your good-puyiuj subscribers with
slulf ilnil is nol iiilunilcd for them, and
iho si-hl of which must bo loathsome?
mostly candidates for Ihe army "sol
diers in spirit, ood horsemen, gentle
men, and christians." In France and
Prussia seminaries of this kind have
book at ihe tiling in il.is way, ami lake , acquired peat fame. The increusina;
ourudvite and evi-r) iliing will work hel-1 infusion of the military element iu imr
ter. ..vow wo liavo m; uy names on our1 iii.i.n r in (-001.1111
honks, hal not one thai we consider ns
hit ion, supplying, us it does, healthful
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trie ,. 1 ,r . . . , 1 1.1.11. 1 j i,ii,,r.i. mi sii inniai in r
nu'jilul, il we .Inl oil it should conip. Of;-. , ,,, . ,.!
. 9 ... ..,., ti 1 , j i iaiin it ic.il ooiecr.s
rj imon bf Ihe public! Jt tell , old nml young in Vfrteft ; tliC JoIirua, p(I;Cl..
Fob Rf.t. Tho room now occu
pied by Hall ic Uobinson & a furni ture
room, on the south-eiut aide of
thr puhlic sqiiHre. It in a moat eic.
hfive M-ttlrd on ruling, of both lent htnml for unybuMncw. A'rpWM
An exchange says " there is nothing
libe nature ns develojie-l in feminine
For no sooner does she begin to walk
and notice thing- than it takes after
its mo! her, and wants a baby. It U
almost incredible how much of matter
ami feeling W vvasff.l on rag babies
and squint eyed Dutch dolls.
A little girl weighing 010 pounds,
ura one of the attractions at the Con.
necticutStato Fair. She amused her-
elf hy handling n South American boa
course v.e have some subscribers from
whom v.e expect nothing and never will.
We furnish thcni the paper with afire
kninvhtlg: dint they will never pay, and
wc feel compeii: ated by knowing we show
n kindness and lhat tho kindness is ap
preciated, lint we are determined not to
dim through the paper. It will pay much
betler to not do it. Just make out bad
accounts, friend Mordirolt, and put them
in ihe hands of an ciflicer. Hut don't
dun through your paper so much. We
tell yon, iho world hairs lo hear of on.j's
misfortune and will never assiol a man
ia want half ns quick and ns liberally as
it will a man p :rb cily i.idcpenncnt. And
if il il'u'i assist n needing man, it docs
so with a pompous air lhat, to us, is aw
fully disi;u?tin. And the world regards
a penny to poor, needy man as equal
to ten pennies to a rich one, and will
pay in tho latter caso ten limes as quick.
L'xcuse us, Mr. Northcott, for wa could
but make theso remarks when our eyes
sea a dun in your paper every uctk.
-
Shem, Ham and J,iptth.-J. " Domin
Ion's" notions of the Xoachain Constitu
tion are getting out. A writer in the Due
West Telescope Reforrue.laChurch puts
it so:
The Caucassian has eight cubic inches
of brain more than the negro, and the
Indian two more than the negro. But
why is it that the Indian, with only two
lor our volunteer soldiers, on whom
the country depends for protection
against the mercenary hordes of Eu
rope. Riihnuinil (Vn) Dispatch.
It is extra'),- tin icy how many de
fects we can di-cern in n friend niter
we have quarrelled wi;h him. Tho
same remark applies to a woman after
she has rejected, us.
8 Jo use and Lot for Sale.
By viriiiH of a decree of tho Chancer;
Court at U'in.-licsicr, pronounced November
1 r-rin, 1-i.n, in tlio cause ot
A. li- Wigg,
VH,
Jmitcs R. Harris.
I will on on tlio !)rd day of January next
sell al the Cuurl limine door in the town of
Wuichesi. r Tumi., the house and lot adjoin
ing the property of Oehmig's hoirs being for
merly occupied by 'J'homns P. Clark and J.
II. lli.r a.-i-Mi! to boon a credit unlil'th fir
day nf January, IStiO. The purclinser is re-
(pun d lo ir.vo bond and security fur payment f
of I'urcli'ise money, and a lion is retained oi 1
llie lol until tho same is paid. fa'
11. fi. ESTILL, C.& W. ..
Xiv, m, 1S3S. 3 21)
' Wnstr.ictftr, cventeen feet in. length, j eobic inches of brain more than the negro,
Exptosinn of a Putrnt Coffee-Pot.
The Memphis Hagle has the following:
"We regret to learn that ihe lady
of Mr. W. II. Hassinore was severely
scalded yesterday iimrning hy the ex
plosion of ii patent colle-pot. It seems
that these utensils are made to con
fine the steam arising from the boiling
coirec, and us Mrs. Pnssmore attemp
ted to remove it from the stove", the
steam forced the top olT, the steam and
bailing coffee rushing out and severe
ly scalding her lace, neck, and arms."
THE mMM
ONLY COSTS
S 23 per yoar j
Send your names to
VTn. J. SLATTER,
"Winchester.
Kail Koad Mock for H ile.
Hv virlim nf a tlucroe ol llio Chanwrf
Ciiirt at Winchf-ttor, in the raunt of Johi
t rcui-ll. lino. W. White and Winches! - ,
and Al ibnms Hail Ri.a.l, 1 will, on the 6i j. '
..liin.l.ynf lanuiirv, r3aii.mil tor reany .
b'lf.irB the Cuurl Hon.-'e d.i-ir in ihe toivn
WinehPH or Tcnn., uiflitecn shsri-s of si p
in "Ito Winchester and Alahnma Rail Ro,r
II. R. ESTILL, C. & W.
11 OV. 13.
1:
Ijsnd for Sale. ' ' V
By virtue, of a decree, of the ChanwiJ
Court at Winchester Tenn., in the etof .
James J. Gardner and E. F. Clf' ;
anipst ' , ', . ''
William .. Williams, s Unit., . W
' , and heir, i :"".-''
I willdottiefinrtfi'iliirdajrin January .1",
on the premises, for isbi aall lo the J'S"'?
bidder, the home tract, exclusive of the
ow dower, thend heretofore porchssas f
Colyar and Gardner. - . , B i
' 11. R.ESTILL, C.fcJ
No. 19, lSTvV .V w
Land far Sale.
By Virtue of decree of the Chtsc
Court at Winchester, in the case oi
E.. Ei Vernor, Adrn'r.) '$cf ' . :
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Ilcnry, minor heir, -" J; '- .
1 will on the Hrt Monday of January, W
before the Court Hons door in Win'M"
ell on a credit of one maA two jtart L
tracu of laud on Cumr-erland McwnUitJ '
ennlaininir ut hnnilritit and the Oln' .
hundred acres, fifty dollar" to be fi lr
and pure! aser required to fc?ie bD' "V .
curtly, and lion retained ntil Pn,tj.
money It paid. '. w v'
H.R. ESTILL, C.r.
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