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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

DENTH OF \ SPoETING CLERsxxAN-
The Rev. Hardy " Cryer q Samne-
county, Team, died On tie S,a Inst. lie
was buried with fl,l Nasoaic hoaorS TIE
deceased vas a good mar, but vers eecen-
trio. He Is well known in TIE IVES, Gr
bis connecuon with bloo,lc1 horses. ah,-t
which he wrote mach and vel. IN Ene-
land he would have been a clever Sporans
parson, find Of fox hunting AMI race horses
and perhaps uone the worse Chz5su1n tor
that. lie enjoyed a reputation f,r benev-
o.ence and UPrigh,ness, and possessed 3
vast variety Of curious Information. pro
feSsional and miscellaneous.
\ friend tells a characteristics anccd te
OF the parson which IS worthy ol nention.
He owned a fine race horse Ia canianctson
with a celebrated and Successful turtlnan
and trainer. and whea the fact was me e
known TO his parish;oaers, t5ey ua3e en-
quiry aS u us truth. ana the cAarge wes
brought home 10 him. ~ 4 acctns Ell the
elders, the reverend gentleman was sal.et
before them 10 exculpate himself from The
heIuuuS offence Of running ho-Se IN \
rsS~- F.-lsss.. siaNs ,-s-.sia - si,e 40 F.si
hIs Cssence upou the rational sroand 8.
the morality and utility OF racsas, de-
ieuce which be vas very empesent O.
make with iagc nuity and torcc. b. nate ~
his mind 20 confess and ayoil,N = ihe
lawyers saw. Accordingly be ai1sesSe-
them that lis tire gentiemea, Ton Wat
son ard l Do own JAZZ Crsatk ,o-e;ssF-
AMI he's aat 4 bal horse ei'her-vbea hs
starts he wins. Oh nan WatSoe iraias
and mas him a. his own expease-I ge'
half his winnings, because i ala~ ny BAL
of the horse toFan when ca. Toms bal
goes. If you wiz provide way sor ny
haltto remain in the stable during tAe r..
am perfectly willisg % retire frcn ihs
turf
Whether the elders wee eoaviecci b.
this logic. or were mo'lifiel ~ rs hav,a-
named the hose after the Rev. Jaeo,
Creath a celebrated preacher, we kaou
not. bat he WAS not dismissed from a.
charge. Y o. P5r-
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

A PzH TRAP.-The New haven Re-
gIsier gives an accounted the hieS, Ian
kee notion. IN The sAapeof 4 palsal sPsiag
ish-hook. BIZ = seEyfislicare bat iaseni.
oes machinery. as soon = = iisA aliesnPss
to nibbls the bait on TIE hook. > seesad
hook comes down ana catches hiu, a fhs
back ofthe head, and he isa gene sucker.
The EuslIsh papers SUI spsak ef e2teo.
sive war pgeParasions.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08
FROM AN OLD ENGLISH ANNUAL.
The Brides Return.

She hath her wish-for which in vain
She pinned in restless dreams
Oh mother! is this home againl
How desolate it seems
Yet all the dear familiar things
Look as they did of yore
But oh the change this sad heart brings
This is my home no more.
: left thee like the dove Of old
left thy parent breast
But on life's waste of waters cold
My soul hath found no resti
And baek sse weary bird is come,
It's woes-its wanderings o'eri
Meier from the holy ark TO roam
Yes, this IS home once more,
Oh mother sing my childhood's songs ;
They fall like summer rain
On this worn heart that vainly longs
To be ALL thine again!
Speak comfort to me! call me yet
Thy daughter-as of yore
Those words could make me half forget
That this Is home no more.
Sit near me Oh this hour repays
Long years of lonely sorrow,
feel as il the old bright days
Will all come back tomorrow.
My heart beats thick with happy dreams
Nine eyes with tears run DER!
Thou'rt with me, mother! Oh it seems
Like home! our home no more
Oh home and mother! can We not
Give back my hearts glad youth
The vision which my soul forgot,
Or learn to doubt their truth!
Give back my childhood's peaceful sleep,
Its aimless hopes restore!
Ie cannot mother let me weep
For this is home no more y
Thou mourner for departed dreams,
On earth there is no rest
When grief hath troubled the pure streams
OF memory in thy breast!
A shadow on thy path shall lie
Where sunshine laughed before;
Look upwards to the happy sky
Earth is thy home no more >
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

A EssarA ossr--. Sz,rreis-r ~ :
Swiss. reeroach~a ~ s'sa - oe.@asrs !
siee e ksh.ia< - si1ses 50 - :, - I.
: sksle we fseecAneA- - -. -,
far hcnnr.v @Nerv use. Fef,,c2 -
S3iss. ley &c ks>ks - 49, - -
uaaiSr
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-08

- 49, - - 4At<r>@ tA@E-ts 80 ~-l4%-
noaed r. tie Psyneag ot saca 51iSlsssi
an3 Tea Per csaL Gamagex Epca tAe saEss.
al sll coSr ss aie-esai3, q cas- he sazs
sail e asssracS.
Sec. > Sc z fs~sisr sssrss1. Tass tbs
aea sasl tax s.lssi and be II sa7cc fra
ana afer Is passas--
Approved Sea =. lStG
Vsrxs CT Tar Mrszssx AT VlrxNA.-
The Washins,aa Ueioa e he "a iass-
says,-Wc are Perul.,ei b axe he fa.leE-
ins extraris trora Z letter 9risiea - a. -
,e.ll-snt- Sea,isaaa nas tFzvs.i,as - -
r1pe. q - frsea3 u rs esty. eaiet Yea
"a. AuslFa. laa1aFy 4. 1876 Tesy
81 * rad aisA gveaf irssresg ~ Al AEao-
Fic.a cirzie1s $40 are Rro-d e ne s-aas-
ins sa5-a tkeir cazatry hss rcceailg a.
sur.ed In The esflmaiiaa ~ io-ei-a u<-so%s
"a reSlE shicA uzay &c z1riaa.rl - ~
lsfsy. ti.ulse3. ans fearless I've 81 ss1ii-
asent uh.ch persales sse Fee-sseais .az2-
a. asesase.
$40 ne 3svs cf Gsa- J.skssa- &c
Arrr-scsn sitr-a hss 3-ee rssrc shza az.
re.t - slese.s tee eaar1zs-s a or coal-
~ aaroaA
NIEpss. lsz. Is ISIS.
The EseSSsse ei tAe Press3ess ~zs i=,aS-
e. 80 hese 80 egeat a1xscs, - ~ as
mas, an4 a. ~ nesspape1s (s1 II s,eca-
aaens % wass ws,i IA c,ze- At Ia L
.cane AMI every cae ~ he Gpic.nais aal
pei.trt-zs aese s--r-sses a. fke tsas x
as ts-aazas. eas teilsase3 - sce "a
3cci3ei ssal3 Ne. Pa toek. ~aseA 49,
n cr-e lhe EaroeeanS z4are sass ezr
Prc-i1sat. alssaas1 .sst.e kso~a sessr- 10
siectFsa .Eseg gkea. = . ua2 IS tecslsS
caaracieF. ant aala go Gaks sas ~cEsl
sAake a. rs uaess2-e.
AsI an stsysas sisA ~. Sess si,ass-
ter Siace I arFlve3 here. I ees1e II GO
acs u5,a 4 Sgess uaaay 1iese=ss s9eaklcs
t1e EaroPeaa Ar<ssSes. have : - eP-
rortualtv 80 hear tessr sleas e. "a 80
lerss an thr-s are tew E1-eqes=s 80
w1a.1 aos hke e. So Eas, sz@ a-s--,l als.l.
as shs v..i -. q ~ lzsss - esr-lre v-r-
A. EsrsPe al - - coe-rcsic1 - he
Same m2nenf Rzsssa as tlAe Ca
stsnlasP's. zas exlsad Asr PcsscsSta1s ~
z, A,ias Franc- ~ ~ - ls.Fs E-s.sa4
iron the Neh,errzaans anl Gerlzzy
~. reset and fern Gee e9rsre-
Nr. Po,k Ais Shesci ~ iz,c-tl1-e e
~ Uaae3 S2,ss q tAe EsfoPe-e 49,
rnsfs. e-1 ~ 5as1eece srea 49, W az e
TIE War.l. Tbe Usise3 $40 Ak ioake1
sf,-a Al g.. 80. a. ce-uErv ecsu1cd
Il ri sence tAe fnre-.rz 81 ~ ~eriA
Hal tass uss<aiss lsrs ecass-saiiaa
ui,a "a aEia.ss11cr ca TIE 0s<sa s,cs-
toa. aso4s Eas,asi AM Fsssssa. saers
rssoissioa : tsge, SAG i.scsl rsrs4.y.-
uerea,askel Aassriraa lriaeace Is feas
ever eay uaase an3 nors. and &C are 49,
nag Aul,rlrsnszei very iass here-s
~RathScA roeesse3 ne 1850 e lie
Press1en, Ss.ore sny kods else AsFe. al
co1nazs-aicd rs coaieats = ~ bs..ss
CAarge d'Aiairs 40 eaase i era; hss,c
70 Dir, Seies. e le.i an < lAe Pescealle
n2fcre I'll ~ Nessa<c.
= Tee nscA rroc.ier - c.a nysef a
Ar,crs>aa eisf-<a. siare So 49, u,scA
inpornnss ws hare n sAe raak q "a
uceS
- ksre Coaz-ess - ASST As. Pe.k
IA cs-ryssx cal IS vse~s- We usy ST
Ser q fsu wears. ~ &c SAL saes iree4
tie wosl3 Il = gsasgiag Povsr uhscA go
ssaeEs every tA,a< lair 4 ,loes, an3 60,
plaios q ~ e<Aer poses - regar-lsss >
lAM
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

tai .aTss - Gag AZ msFa eauPrssioa
% aes s-as ia mE lssn-.'
Tssss snrls. sa@arg 81 ssTs Tea
80 aefsas Il - sEsRizts heat. anspssra
Eas lave 90. ssti.a rnsstF 10 .,siay
iorsasa sd P'asassis hamss,i 81 hsr Issl.
lila 81 ~ sssl g he tssl,ss. - n.r
rnl re sx'Eile !sT % 49, resnian. ~
draa's shish sssss year lossf's msaly
uvshs Tins issG Esrsrsus pss0f of yesr
aassIloa 10 ssE,A ne sser.Ess 81 ny LIE
- ,esaiasi." ....--z-
W = is11sT lrssien he silhdrs~ he
hsHds .hieh covered her fass. aud sIIuvs
% 800 he The sgi'aiihn wIisk ssceessiss
ErEUisssas 81 issling caused.
Nee | odd shaa be ~ss successful in
hssE=is. a3ihsis PsIfssi resoacllis.isa
AM closer Tssais0 " heart. pTossd ne
Pplley ei'Iks s'nllsGan's ssJspsndsaes Of
sPlsAs FsT hss be eses s0nnag 70 ha~sr
tie msrt'ssoss sad saqsslaiss prspsn.i-
tee of sss far oss, ~ Esslas kinsslf
ss5seEsasBI 10 her ~hims, hs would
undoubtedly base lssl her respect, saJ
With u al thai elevation Of TssiIag--shsl
isl sEssasioa Of ihs heart. shich Sousu
shly kaass. ~ash shs ssslsEs her is.s
sP0h oHs shs hss ZOO The nssIsry Of hsT
tpir,I.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15
Capt. G. II. TObin, Louisiana Volunteers.


New Orleans, Sept. IL, 1886.
SIR:-I have The honor ,p acknowledge
The reeeip, Of two favors from you, o"c
dated 3lst Of July, tue other slh of Au.
gust. can only answer by yarn.
A conntryman of mine " as once indul.
g'ng in the very Intellectual occupation oil
sucking fresh eggs raw and reading a
newspaper. BY some mischsnce, he con.
ir'ved to bolt chicken. The poor bird
chIrPed as it went down his throat. and
he very politely obserseJ-" De the DOW
era. my friend, you spoke loo lare."
l can only say, sir, tina, your favors
have reached me too late. They have
been chasing me through the Mexican
post Offices; that is, to express myself
more clearly, when received them. thew
tthe ietlers) were down in Mexico and /
was up here, and when didn't receive
them, they were up here and was down
there.
The fac! is that most Of my men have
been paid of, and are now scattered 20
the iour quarters of the Globe. They
were mostly sailors, ass was myself.
From them (if there be cllargesl nothing
can be expected. The camp and garrison
eqnlPage has been turned over 10 the pro.
per officers, with the exception Of sundry
axes smashed and placed hors du combat
in chopping down those amiable chappa.
rails on the banks of the Rio Grande. l.
except, also. the camp kettles and pans,
many OF which were used up in roasting.
boiling, s'ewing and frying our pork and
beans, bacon and fresh beef, not TO sneak
OF the slow venison. which some were
'lInatured enough to call Mexican beef. |
For my own responsibility in the mat.
ter regret. more on Uncle SANS &C.
count than on by own, that | am not
worth continental dime. | have been
not only paid, but believe oyerpaid bv
about $40. My conscience compelled
me 10 refnonstrate with the paymaslers,
Du' they assured me that they made no
lhank telIers sometimes saw The
'ame.) l considered their feelings and !
nd"lged them. However, made good
Use OF the money. Ilgaye il TO the sick
md unpaid soldiers. - ..... Il
Most of the other captains are in in.
anne fix with myself Daring the over.
'ay) about responsibility, and refer to ms
pIsile as az answer. . ,
II you have any. further communicl- I
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15


P'i.ae. yrEr 3iasalasea ~ ks erslu.l.
sRa sfs iTea Paia."
Tee esinlnd subaissd - Is fsss:
hess 10 Isnsls wells - less q.
gtsref. aad soasiisrrsa a fsssf noG u II
ee~pe is - ~alk 10 he r.axe sf eskl,e
sisssi.os. lie so saasvris1 10 ZEE ap-
poisssd renn. wsTs s.sFF rsspsIalion o..
nsds esfsIsbsnts kis eyes w.ss b.ad.s-
&c; be sss ssssFpec v askl.; and a !.
pEseesssT'sd s'snsl. fosE ol "a ,siss ws.s
ssany Piisksd 9Th he psirl 81 p.n. Al
sssA sasEss of ne lakls ~as . email fasn-
tara u salsr, 20 eonlTissJ % 70 dos
Esnuy late hsaiss tlsss1 = Isssi.s Il.
he assssi hslissias Ihas il was his
eicsd - AsaVd a0wirg. gradually ssca0s
weak; saa he essEstslIoa 81 me dpssoIs
70 ~ sedsf loas. e0LsIesd hin 10 lila
sPinioa.
'.WAsl Ezs bleed r .aii sas. " What
. PITY sLs mae sh0ulI be eoelsansd 10
die be w0sls A.vs hYsa 0 loas Liss."
"husA!"ss,d he olAer. ss.s opPTo,sh-
inE he 6rsl, 10 asksJ hin 10 ai0w ,ais.,
Dos 90 80 70 bs LssId by ths sriaiaaI.
T." Hos nass pSsRds Of BLOOD are in The
hSusa eOsyr'
"Tssa'y-issf. Tee see slss,dy ,bOsI
90 PssnJs srTss'ss: shs, nsas pow in
q hspsless safe"
The physieisns Ihss fsssdsi By de- |
stess. sad sOoIausa 10 lower their .0ess.
Fhsssilas" -hish TsiTssdlis tbs apart !
MEET. srekss UEiy BY the dfipi,nt foua- !
nIns. The sesSd Of whieh wss also fr.du- !
ally issssust. 90 affected he brain Of The |
poor psdsbi. Ihn although . ass Of ,sry
strong sossa.st.ss, 10 fam e.. eel died ,
ui'hssI hsVipg lost Q drop Of blood.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

nusi te alnHes sbsnt0nt1 81 specify e.
sHsyss: il bsing tFsasnl shsI . lohnsgs
suly J. laFsiea pafls agslass eur Etsssas,
Fhd - sKslnFlon u sneh : caiy in 81
pos = lssar ofsassiga sesssls. uUsI hsFs
tas iass.ahls sasssel bsnlshlag orrs lion
q 3 oesan.
IS. Thsl shs enroaFsgsmsnl Of mae.
IfsrgGsss US - Osjsel a Eagulsie trade.
% posed By ihe Csc Rses Il lhai Passr
Tor ahsi object il lie kEsI session 81 The
6rsl CsagEsss unter The sensiiilIien,
shsn snOns lle msmbsTs present. 1els
- msay sbo bad bss1 msnbirs of he
fs5ersi soaEfn.ion shieh FRAMED The esn.
slilolios. and Of he Stale eOEysniioss
whish ratified II; each q lhess elsssss
eoasislisE of msmksrs ~h0 bad espaussd
ne eonsnluIicn IN i.s actual form. IL does
oct ssPear Iron he printed proceedings
of CongrsHs On shsleeeIsion that The pea
e. uas dsaisd BY any Of then. AID IL
NAY &c TsRsEksj. skzl he msabeIs from
bmgials 10 particular, - well Il the sEli-
federal - the federal party. The names
thea Distinguishing those Who had op-
posed aud Ihoss who approved the son-
siiiSiioR. did DOT hesitate 70 propose d.
ties, AID 10 sHggest arm prohibitions n
favor u ssSsrsl articles Of her pIOdselion.
BY oDe. = duty sas proposed on mineral
coal IN favor Of Virginia easl Fils; By
anOikeF, . duly on hemp wss proposed 10
sHeenrage the gtowGh Of Ihas s,ilrls; and
By third. prohibition Of tyes f0Ieiea
beet vas suggeslsd 80 . messGrs OF seug5
policy. See L'oyd's DsSslss."
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Treasury Department.


SIR:-YOu are charged on The books
Of this Office with Sl525, the value Of the
clothing and blankets furnished Tor The use
OF your company. and for which you will
be held accountable. In order to relieve
yourself from this accountability, Won vii!
enter on your FIRST muster roll all article,
OF clothing and blankets issued to the men
under your command. and request the
paymasisr to deduct the several amoani.
from their irsl payment.
You are alsp held responsible fnr lie
camp equiPage received for your compa.
nv. unit! turned over to a q. s. quarter.
master.
| am, sir. your obejirnt servant,
JNO. NJ. McCALLA,
Second Auditor
Capt. G. II. Tobin,
Washington Reg't. la. Volunteers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

Who ever conceived q more beautiful
illustration Of . Sublime lexi Lhan he ~.
lowing b. Bishop ReEerigs.
Il An" Ia doth not say. An their
light, thsir guide. their strength. or tower.
bui only '' an" lie sells - il were bis
haad n blank. Ia; his people may write
under il what hey please that Is good for
thea. As IL they should saw. Are they
weaks An strength. Are they poor !!
j An inches. Are hey in troablel Ian
comfort. Are they sieki I An health.
Are they dyiagi Ian life. Have they
nolhings Ar al things. Ian wisdom
and power; Las Justice and mercy; l
An grace and goodness ] An glory, beau
~, holiness, einineney, supeF-emineney.
perfection. al suificiency. elernityl. j.
HOvlH. An! Whatsoever Is amiahle in
liseli, or desirable unto them, that | AN.
Whatsoever is pure and holy: whalsoev-
er Is great and pleasant; whatsoever il
good or neediul 10 make men happy, that
| AN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

Queer StoTy.-ll is stated in one a
our exchanges that the eonvieis eorfpti
in the Massachusetts State Prison. haze
contributed upwards Of four hundred and
fifty volumes. besides a large numter ii
tracts. religious periodicals. Temperance
papers, etc. etc. IS donation 10 the cor.
victs in the State Prison Of Illinois.
The next thing We shall hear OF. doubt.
less, will be the establishment Of mission.
AIRY. peace and other benevolent and Mi.
lanIhropic societies in our State Prisons.
We are a great people, iruly-0ur skim.
milk is better than other nations cream.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

A gentleman attached 70 Gen. Ke.,.
ney's expedition says. N ) leuer IA,
Santa Re 20 \ brother N S. Louis, IT,
is The most miserable country have ere,
seen. The hoFels the people live IN =.
built q mud. one story high. and hare A.
flooring. They sleep on The grOral. al
hare neither beds, tables nor ehairs. n
fact. hey i'nnow in ihe ground Ike Pr.
rie dogs. We entered the city on The Isl
Of August and took POSSESSION withog,
liEiag . gun"
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EFFECT OF IMAGINATION.

Many sss.'sgo, seel.br.lsd phy.ician.
sala,r OF en- exeslIsnt work "a he efIsc,s
ofInssinsiion. wished TO combine ihsory
with practice, 10 orisr II snnftnl the
,rotA Of his pro1"sltlon.. To tbs end, he
begged the nins!sr Of Justice 10 siow
him 10 Try an experiment 81 ctininsl
eonssmnsd to G..h. The minister con-
seatsd. All delivered to him az .ss,s.ia
OF di,siaku'shsi rank. Oar s,vant sought
the eoiprii, and thss Addressed him:-
" Sir. several parsons xho are interested
in roar family, h,Vs prevailed on ,ha
jadgr noi 70 require Of you to mount The
scat "a. 49, expose yourself 10 the po-
pn'aee, II has. therefore, conlmuled
rnar srn;=1rs, md ssectians vour tsiug
'lsd u ie .1a "iIa'u h pN ctaeis Of yosr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-10-15

Ihs Happy Man was born in the CITY
OF Regeneration, in the parish Of Repent
ance unto life. lie was educated at the
school Of Obedience, and lives now in
Perseverance,. He works n the trade Of
Diligence. Notwithstanding he has large
estate IN tho county Of Christian Conten,-
mens; and many times does jobs of self.
denial.
He wears the plain garb Of humility.
and has better suit TO put on when he
goes 10 court, called the robe Of Chris.'s
righteousness. lie often walks in the
valley OF SslEAbasenen., and sometimes
climbs the mountain Of Spiritual Minded.
ness. He breakfasts every morni.g upon
spiritual prayer, and sups erery evening
upoa the same. He has mea. to eat Thai
the world knows not Of and his drink is
the sincere milk Of the. word.
Thus happy ks lives, aud happy he
dies. "
Happy 10 ne who has gospel suSmis.
sion in his will, due order in his afec-
tons. sound peace in his conscience, sane.
iifying grace in his soul. true humility in
his heart, real divinity in his breast, the
Redeener's yoke on his neck, a vain
world under his feet and a crown of elo-
~ over his head. Happy is The life of
surh person. - i
In order to attain which, pray ferv.n,.
ly, believe firmly. wait patiently, work |
abundantly, live holy. die daily. watch |
your heart, guilds your senses, redeem |
yeur time, love Christ, and long for glo- |
ry. ..~ .7.--. g.. ...s~.as : ., . : |
A true gentleman is Gods servant, the |
WORLDS master, and his own man. Viz
hue 10 bis business, study his recreation.
con'en.ment his rest, ar. happinessshis
reward. God is his father. the Church is
bis mother. the Saints are his brethren.
and he is a Friend to all tha. need him.
Heaven is his Inheritance, Religion i, his
Mistress. Loyalty and Justice his Two La.
dies Of Honor, Devotion is his Chaplain.
Chastity his Chamberlain, Sobriely his
Butler, Temperance his Cook, Hospital.
y his Housekeeper. Providence his Stew
lrd. Charity his Treasurer, Pie.y his Mis-
ress ofihe House. and Discretion his Por-
er 10 let him in and out, as is most fit.
Thus is his whole family made up of
Tirsues, and he is the true master Of his
'amily. .a 49,
Tie is necessita.ed to take the world in
MS way to HEAVEN, but he walks through
as fast as ne can; and all his business
y the way is to eLoRIrY the name oil
iod, and do GOOD TO MANKIND. II
Take him all in Two words-he is I
NAN, CHRISTIAN. -.< II
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aoas far ne. pleass diresi - de care a
Msi. Gsn. goha L. LsEis. \. %. sci
dom - % he pest ofies. beesnss base
nobody 70 eOHsspond Ei'h. md yss an
not he msn WIN nsTrT III father nor
mother. bur was : non in rzfls." Ne-
" respectfully.
G. n. TOBIN. csPi. CO. o.,
WashiEgsoa RegineEs. l.. NoluEGsEa.
less n MrcAEEA. sco0na AnditoE.
p. 81 don't know whether 10 sign
myself captain. ex-eaPlain. Or lals cap
tain. | r1g . captain.
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EeElneal 0ffnsW aEe dEsErn o Ca Es..,.
moasY. Whsa Psymeas i ns6s IN "a
sius. everything wil Of oosrss so.i e
eaEsmmeni doable Pnns. The La,
fO0os have hera e0nslsnlly derlaiusp.
ssains: paper money. hui hey viii soos
have . miEy kinds Of paper enr.esrx
ahost hat il will be difirull % Irll NJ,
10 call il. Tie amount of his slugr Ia,
For LesyenwOrh Is said 70 Be- .s,x
Large. 81. L0fis Ere.
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From the New Orleans DELHI.
MILITARY UNDERSTANDINGS

We pus!ish the following as an illus.
iTa'ion Of the philosophy Of letter wri.
iing. Major Mccslla. il viii be seen. is
positive. pointed and senIsn,;eus. Cap
tain fobia is candid, GiscursiEe and iii.
dac'ic. Tie whole. il no, irenching on
The sublime, belongs a. leas, to the :. beau.
iiful." -7
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.,hing pakiai. Re Hru'i al ~ lannfE.
est Aa~ soIgT sss ivF hsstag hs,l Gss
i'si.s : s'Fn. Fer > leng ice ailes ! eoaid
Aoi shaak o. 4 wlshaul IssFE. Il imFEsss-
ed. - - essfly shsI shes | kersns .
nas eoEle ssEsE see ieslesn ssafiag
ssish Esh desn ~ Lis lsllor bsugs
silA"sE ahinkiag 81 lhal hgnlsd snd pslssd
iilsls esasL EFsR nos he fhastrf shs
klsisns snd he Gseoiisssien u ~ Gear
Dsthsss gate lsssOas, ssas tss.ssE pc
sod ile PIsssRsis d Sag SIG. and faT-
sEsr sd@aaisA gs - BE- hsnsns ald Tor
5saliug."
va ctIHs L1Rss re- ssr rs.
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"oa! what's the matter nowr--
Lieutenant ArmlsseaJ. ofths Uured State.
Army, arrived in this city yesterday in
The mail boat from Mo5il:. We learn
from an unqueshcnabIe source, that this
gentleman ns The bearer If despa,che.
from Washington to Gen. Taylor. The
nature OF the despatche. has no, been re.
'eaIed. We will not even offer cosiec,
lurs ss to their conien's, but there can be
no doubi tina, they contsin instructions Of
a grave and important character 10 g" Old
Rough and Ready" The steamship Gal
weston. in Government employ, was TO
have lefI for Galveston in a day or lwo.
but. in consequence Of The arrival Of Lieut..
Armistsad. her destination was changed,
and last evening she got under wsy for
Bfazos Santiago, with the bssrer Of de.-
patches on board. " O. Yropic, Oct. ..
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EmbarkatIonof prissIonarls.

E1udAh1tIUHUl HAA1oIUldfleS-NrT
+. Burgess and Rev. A. Hazen, with ,h,i,
wives. missionaries Of The Amer;r.a
Board. embarked on Friday. .. Boston, IN
the ship Bertrand for Bombay. TSey
are destined for the Ahmednuggur mi:
sion. Religious services were held an
board preparatory To their departure.
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Revolutionary Anecdote.-Nr. p

Revolutionary Anecdote.-Mr D, .
'merch.aiof Providence, Rhode leland. and
asa qaiie csiebrs.sd Alters ard, for HI.
tbersIi'yfod public spiir, w.s the ownsr
OF moss tortanste pr,sa,ctr " bich sailed
ou, OF the port Of Providence. On ore
'cea'Ion Hhsn. che had jus. un.hippsd 8
f'Tsoaf sugar. o.. tassn from q very
reh priz', IN rolling /. into the yard. one
oi the bsgsbsats s.ots. snd . quantity Of
sust fell ouL 4 poor woman ia tia
ne'9hborhood seeing ,he disaster ran ard
MED her spton. Mr.. d. from the Ioftol
HIS store called out. d" VIVA, sre Won do.
'ng ibsrs!"+ The poor uoBsa looking 10,
answered" p'iva.esring, air." The te,ort
vas 90 fo'cIblr. ihs, the IN etciant imme-
d'sieiy made her present OF tie sntire
hogshesd.