Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-16

sos II and tic true I nds sflibcrty.'l
- rep Jachtqy.
roRc ARe mi AN ohio pa
pei apol NlessssS Of his
successors paying ups Z gives TIC
following cogent reason: "Printing
paper is not the growth Of the forest,
norris printing ink found in the swamps,
nor can the labor of printing office
be performed by the wind"
TEXAN NAvY.-Six vessels Of war
are now building at Baltimore, fof the
Tcxian goyernmcnt-on frigate of
twenty-five guns, two briggs and three
schooners.
MAcKEREL FIsmEny.--One hundred
and eleven thousand seven hundred
and fifteen barrels of mackerel were
packed in Massachuscttsin 1888, mum
Der of vessels employed 857
Of men and boys $3.50.
VERY GooD.-The New York Sun
says; "The very sparkle OF a gratif-
cd wife's eyes will go farther than a
ton of anthrcite-it warns the heart.
The empire Of Religion is never more
surely established than when it reigns
in the hearts Of men, unsupported by
nought save its native strength.
81 intend going to the Fancy BALI
said scottish fellew the other day."
Sin what characterg' asked Bob Lo-
gic.
"Why, as gentleman, Of course"
"Then you will be OUT OF cHARAc-
TER indeed"
n It's generally conceded that the best
way for old bachelors to prepare for
winter to-get married. The same
hint with q little variation, will apply
10 old maids.
GREAT GAIN.--Mrs. Simons, OF Sar-
dina, Conn., lately gave birth to four
children. 1t is not asccrtaincd yet
whether they are wings or democrats.
The Hartford Courier, however, sets
it down as "whig GAIN"
4 The Quebec Gazette says ofthe Pre-
sidcnt's Message-"The document,
.'likc most of the annual messages of
..thc United States Presidents, is an
sable and digniiied state paper. taking
ga calm and detailed view of all the in
s'terests Of the great and rising people
':of which Mr.. Van Buren, is the chief
magistrate
\ MoNuMENT.-The citizens Of Vicks-
burg have erected monument to the
memory Of DIR. FL. S. Bodley, who fell
victim in the contest between the
}, citizens and the gamblers, on the 9Th
of July, 1885. The remains Of DR..
Bodley were removed and deposited
with all due honors, civic and military,
under the monument on Saturday the
22d Dec.
j In Scott county, Iowa, after a resi-
i dencc of four days, the last single lady
found market on the 10th ult. A cor
respondent writes, sour single gentle
men are three to one, and SO anxious
are our settlers for wives. that they ne.
yer ask single lady for her ager. All
!, they require is TEETH" Chicago .Anac-
ricdn.
A VOLUME IN SENTENCE. ,-Describ-
| ing the last parting with his concert of
the French King LoUrs, just before his
violent death in the French Rcvolu-
!. ton, the author Of the last work under
that name, CARLYLE, thus assumes for
moment his personality, and speaks
iorf Il Monarch ;,ca anu Cue man:
4 "And so our meetings and our part
7 ings do now end? The sorrows we
ga, each other; the poor Joys we faith.
}, fully SHARED, and ali our lovings and
suffcrings, and confused toilings I'M
der the earthly sun, are over. Thou
good soul. ] shall never, through all
ages Of Time, see thee any morcl''
i LouIsANA.-The legislature Of thi:
state have, by recent law, legalized
the suspension Of the banks in that
state, SO as to save them from forfei-
i ture Of theifScharters.
DUELLINe.-The following are the
names ofthc gentlemen composing the
Select Committee on duelhng, in the
House ef Representativcs:-Messrs. J.
O. Adams, Toucey, EImore, Rariden
Grantland, Grennell, Clark, Henry
l Ccbin. The lattcris rather an omin,
! ons namc.