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The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-04-07

.aerolites. The country around Dubuque
has recently been visited by descent of these
wonderful bodies, crushing trees in their fall,
and burying themselves some dozen feet in
the ground. Their origin is as puzzlng to
philosophers as the cometary bodies. Perhaps
the idea of their nebulous origin is the true
one.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-04-07

HHARLEs w. HEYDoN, dealer in fine Gold
| and Silver WATCHES, Jewelry, Fancy Goods,
&C.. between Fouranda-half and Sixth streets, Penn
sylvania avenue, Washington city, D. c.
Fine Watches carefully repaired Sc.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-04-07

BE- Ii was during the war Of 1912, that Ma
jor, NOW Gen. Taylor, won the first Brevet
rank ever conferred by our Government. His
gallant ind brillian, defence at Fort Harrison,
leebe log building, garrisoned by some thirty
mey, against 400 Miami Indians, prompted
Mr.! Madison to confer on Capt. Taylor the
colbinssion of Major by brevet.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-04-07

INIT. .Mahometanism. The people of Butler
county, Pennsylvania, have recently declared
themselves Anti Mahometans so far as strong
drink IS concerned. inept eIeet..r they
have decided IN tavor;tof the sale Of ardent spi-
rits within the precincts Of that county. Let
the Koran be sent TO those benigh,ed people
without delay!
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-04-07
RY a GREEN. AuctiOneer

VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE and LOT at
v Auction.-On Monday, the 9th of November,
I shall SELL ON the premises, at o'clock ?. M, lot
S, in reservation H. with the improvements, which
are fine brick House, Carriage House, and Stable.
The contains $3.50 squars feet The property is
handsomely situated on b street, between I'd and Sd
Streets in the vicinity Of Gadsbys Hotel. The house
contains ten rooms very convenient, and well built,
and in the yard there is abundance of fine fruit,
such as pears, peaches, plums, grapes, &C. Terms
at SALE A GREEN, Auctoneer.
GT The above sale is postponed until further no.
tice A GREEN, Auctoneer.
4 NDRKW J. JOYCE, Horse Shoeing and
~ Smithing Establishment, successor to John
Daley, corner of 14th and = Streets near Fuller's
Hotel. Thankful for the patronage he has receiv-
ed from liberal public, he solicits continuance
of the same
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-04-07

Polk Dictation. Mr.. Calhouu's sdherents in
Virginia, says the Cumberland Civilian, have
met with rebuke in the Richmond District
Al late meeting before the Polk Pas16
convention to nominate candidate
gress in that District, NJ
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-04-07

DENJAMIN ROMANS, Auctioneer and Commits
I'D sion merchant, between 10th and 18th streets,
fronting Pennsylvania Avenue Sales Of Real Estate
Furniture and personal property, attended to at any
place within the city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-28

a. F.e'saRE taas as.asis.sus 4 sRgres
= Is,,.'i.as sslAsiaassssafclu
akRR lnuas
= Rss.iss : = aauoa.as u de Ful,sl...s,
81 Rssalxs - - slai1 e ths dniza q w
= Fa - sfeaaiinsras saPsn-sdthaGsa,
:. . i..ss = rAsas. =. AI-I.aass. sArsis
q MerAiena.uEg raaniy.
-. Rssao1sihg - a swz1p had
81. U taEor 4 Nag d. Aaase.
g ksAanLg - osEiAin scrip isSaad ~ he RAJ.
sAxh a'sa LAsiaa RzlEoad 1anEsny, and slaaas.
- b De elair.
81 Per sarlsing Ials psllLir sgusre oa wlirh
Ehe Nlaie eafilEa = aiinaled
q. In Eelsss.a = he P-ynrnl q sssir i.K y
he csps fesE Bsnk. .......= s.-s =.
O. IL Hiaaioa - he arsenal q Raieigh-
&C. Requesting he G0xrrnos a. his stats .
srsd 10 he GoSenxo q kEeiAia.s copy a. an -
paSsed This sessi0a. oonornsins Ihe appEshension
4 runaway siaNrs ID The Disanal swamp. Miah !
rcqeesi Iaai he hing he slirCi 10 he aiienli0n
II he Legislators 4 YiEsinia. -
q. II isycs q spirE Mhiisku and James Ire.
deIL 49, ......-s =. - - -
c.. Relating 10 the puhliraiiOn az dorumentS
alnsiEaiiSe q the histnY u lhe Stale.
81. Rslaiiye 10 tie mode ofpEiniing the jour
mails Of the General Assembly,. *
20. Relating 10 The duty q door-keep~rs.
~. APaopEiaiing "a the ai-rrsiion Il The Gos.
rFnor Ten thousand dollars additional or tic vol
uniecI Trgifnrnl.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS CURE CHILLS
AND FEVER.

Ga.esvle, N. G., Sept. 23d, is45.
On. B. BRASDRkTn-DeGr SRI have been
an Agent for the sale Of your valuable Pills for
the las, five years, They did not seem To- sell
much at first, but after some experience have
found them to sell better than any other Pill. l
ana an Agent for the sale of some six or eight
other Kinds of Pills, and can say with safety,
that have tried the Brandreth's Pills in my own
family, and find them 10 cure in every case, and
in twenty other eases in my own knowledge oil
chiEs and fever, and would recommend tfiem to
all person, with chills and fever, as certain cure
You will please to send me one hundred boxes OF
veur Pills, fresh and good to sell on COMMISSION
as have sold before. would have written to
your travelling agent, John A. Lane, but did not
know where he was. I have your certificate Of
| Agency, signed BY yourself, and am authorized to
! sell the genuine Pill, and will settle with your
Agent for all sold, when he visits this place d.
gain. ~
Very respectfully, S. w. WoRnrLI-
! CT Agents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pils:-
D. HEART, Hillsborough; A. Terrence, Pittsboro'
VIM. Foshce, Foshee's store, Chatham; ]. ID
M'Dade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mebane, Masoi
Hall; E. & w. Smith, Alamance; ]. & r. Sloan
!, Csrecnsborough; James Johnson, Wentworth
Wood l. Neal, Madison; Owen MAleei, Yau
seyville; J. y. eallani. Mntca.
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From the Washington Union.
Latest from Gen. Taylor Interesting

Dispatches have been received ifoa,
General Taylor. dated the 22d d ceub r,
near Moricrs Y, representing 'h.t lie had
left tina, place on The 18th, Tor Victoria,
hav ng previously pu, IN mo'ion The
uo"ps destined for that point. Al Mon
temur.ios a junction was effected on tbs
| l7lh with the 81 iof.n'ry and o. Ten.
ntssee Regiment Of frot from CamsT-
90; and IL vas intendej. wnh the winnie
force $500 men 10 march, on the 1913.
Tor Vittlr,s. But. on The evening Of his
arrival At Mnn,emnrtlas, a despatch ar
rivei Irom Gen. Wn.th, cimnaacin2 a.
,Selullo. with The intelligence that Sluta
Anna designed TO ,aks advantage Of the
dl, ision &c Iurce l0a ard. Victoria. End, by
a zap Increment. IN strike heavy blow
Al S,lultn; and. II successful, then at & ~.
Worrs force at parra.. Under thesr
circumstances, and with M means Of
Judging how lar the Infnrma"oa night be
we'll founded, the general returned ID
Monterey. with the ,esniH force. IN o'det
Ia he in po.,,ion 10 reinf'rre S'itiIlo II
necessary. The vnln"tecrs undrr Gene
raj Qatman. reinforced by a h-ld b'tse'y.
we're 0rdeted III con,Iuue Their mafch, aud
effect Junction nth Ge"etal Patterson
a, Victoria. while General Fay lar return
ed tn Monterey with Gen. T~'sgs dI's~
ion. nav inc,eased by the 81 nfsn,y.
In The meanx hle Genoa al BMirr AMI
Gen. WOOL. being al, ised by GsN. Worth
! o.: probable attack upoa hIs r"s''""'
moved rapidly TO in him with all the
available iorce Al patrns and NJ 'n'er+y,
while orders were despatched Sv Gener'l
Butlcr, 10 ha.ten up troop from The fe*r
The tier general pfoefe"e i IN Pe's'n."
Salullo. snd assumed the com ma"d. gee
sblp TO ins ructn ms which hal been gwen
BY General Taylor before lis departure
! 10 meet sca.e like tins.
Conceal Taylor had proceeded beyond
Monterey on his way 10 Sal"'Io. " en- ne
wa. me, on the 2O,h By de.pa,ch from
he post annnuncing the carly srrIva' oil
Gen. Wonl's column, and also thai the
expected cnncenua ion and masen"nt Of
The M'x'can troops upon that position h I'd
not taken place--lrds ed. tia, 'h"ir adj
vanced posts had rather hren wnhdrawn
Detm,ne the ierre there and soon - be
At Sal,illo, qsie sufliclent 10 rsPel any
jdemo"sirau"n at THIS season from : ~
I,nis Po,osi, Gener.l Tsvlns did II 'hhs
1T worth while TO throw forward t'en
rsiggs division to that place. and ai'e'
re.tng i, dav, Designed cutting 1t ag'"
IN march fot VicierIs, 10 which point ~
waste proceed himself. -.
Gsn. Patterson was Supposed TO D.
then well on his msrcs from Masm"ra
to V,cto,is. when his dis,sion, except To-
Alabama rangers In garrison at rsmp'e"
t will be brooph, together. With tore
holding in observation the passes IRON
TuIs. the garrison at Tsmplco may b
reduced With sdsan,sgs 10 the service
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0fWNTVe "a.

49, 80 @&& 49,
n Fae seaales e. MuaeaE tha ilth.
IF. ihK FP0nsd ; 81 d proFida e. -
a. addiiioasl military force and - u.sH
III a sppoini > I.lruiFnzni GsneEal ~
eoamsnd ne miliaary lonnrs dnnng he
81 Hiih MeKicO.
"a Tsesdsy. Mr. Archer snnoBneed
he draih eT Mr.. Prnhyhaeksr. sensior
iron RiSginia. and sfaer ne nsnsl sesoin-
lians. lie sensls aaisarsed.
On Thursday. lie bal u increase The
army cane ~. and Mr. rsmrEpn offered
an smsndmenl. 70 grant leo arres 81 land
10 each telnnlerr 80 Grgular uho msy
serFe oui Inc var and rreise IN hsnnra-
be disrhsTsr. hessrs. Clayl,n. Badger.
caEuin md cnnrndsa advocated. snd
Mr.. Benton opposed llas smendmsnl.-
wlhoui laking he que-lion. The bill MAS
lad aside n take up The bill 10 appoint .
I.leulrnaa. Grnrral. Mr.. Dix sdsocalsd
this bill. T.. &c..
On fIhl-y. Mr.. Badger rose and spake
an hour with great Shilily." says Inc
baltimore Pairial. sgsinst he passage
af The bill 10 create the Office Of Lieut..
General.
Al The close af his speech, Mr.. Man
gum moved 10 lay the bill on The table
iEsiecI H. and iIae question being taken.
II received ms quielus. by ihe follow in
vote:
isas--Messr-. Archer. Badger. Berien. but
On. Calhoun, cilicy. Thomas Clayton, John N
CLAYTON, cosNin. crilienAen, Davis. Dayton, J.
vans, Gleens, Huntington, flanagan, Johnson, q
Marlanh. Johnson, Of IsOuisana, Mansnm, Mil
Ter. MOEehesd. PeaEcc, PhslPs, simmons, Ipham
Webster, Woodbridge, and iulee--2s.
Nam-Messrs. Allen. Ashley AtrhisOn, Atl,el
ton. Baghy. Brccsr. Bright, cass. ChaImers. Dicl
insOn, Din, fsiTlieid, lIannsg n, Houston, Nile
Rusk, SEWER. sPeighi, Surgeon, Tumcy an
Mesgsott-3l.
! In The Hnuss Of Representatives, O
Monday lie llIh. The bill Ia Increase Oh
Army Was paced. l65 roies 10 IS. Bot
lpslIies contributing 10 lie 45.) The vol
. on its passage was, however. immelisI,
Is re.cun.idereI. and substitute ofTere
by Mr.. Boyd was adopted, and shrn III
bill passed. III 10 81.
Mr.. Mckay reported The Civil and ID
Ilomaiic Appropriation bill anil bill
authorize Loan, or the issue of Treas
lry Notes, 10 the amount & s23.000.o0
On Tuesday. The Oregon bill was d
e baled until message was received fro
u the Senate announcing the death Of y
y pennyhacker. when resolutions were
u topird and The House adjourned.
u On Wednesday, neither House did a
n business. ihe funeral Of Mr.. Penny baS
l. er taking place Al 10 o'clock.
J. On Thursday. the Oregon bill was 4
lher debated, with reference entirely
d, the queslinn nf slavery in the territory
of On Friday. the Slavery debate, on
&c Oregon bill, was continued.
ir On Saturday. the bill was raised,
ht South being defeated OIL The Slavery qu
ID lion, ll3 votes 10 So.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-28
Obituary.

Died, at the residence of Judge Ruflin, in this
county, on the lsth instant Mr.. TuoNAs Scorr,
aged 10 years.
Died, at the residence Of the late Judge Nor
wool, in this vicinity, on the 2lst instant, Miss
poLLr Hams. She said that she remembered
when the news Of Bradlock's defeat first reached
this part of the country, and consequently at the
time of her death must have been between 70 aud
100 years of age. She was dcvotedly pious, and
was truly living epistle for Christ.
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nsoaH a. Gen TaYlM-Tls slala,
nsni eoAlaine1 u he naarEri pzrsgnpb
VII g FsusiEsl Eilh aReEdsisy eFeTy
mkeTrs
Reel ~ Ca. Taglsr III : conk-
drnay STATED Nv thnss y kose pnsision gives
ahrm = opportunity ~ knowing Ehas :
gong "a "a ofErisl qnzriers. thar 6ea.
rsyior rs been rrralled from he 6eld q
opeFalioas IN Meairos fhaI Ne I'll retire
On ne arrival &c Gen. SCOT 81 kead gear
iers. snd that he hes hesn ordered q
Washington, isnmediately On his return -
lie United States. They 60 80 FAR as "a
rrrdiri his arrival here ~ Ihe middle Of
February. Ifashiaeion Fannlain.
The affairs Of lhe nation, Ne are wen
aaarr, are in Incompetent hands. bui.
feeble a Inc administration i, NC are moi
prepared 10 belieEe Ihsi il hss eommiIled
he folly Of setting aside The gallant saldisl
Who has 80 molly met the high responsible
Lilies imposed upon him. and whose sill
and bravery have shed new luslre upoE
ms eounmy's fame. Boil. .fnlsf.
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~. TO apsp mi iRPfsFs De Fhal
l.-8,pF frnln GunRril's ElaTa. h Ashe
s1asy. % Bsll0Id q issnan's n 1aacy
ms. To amraA T5ih sartion, rhapsrr
81. RsEisei Slaluaes, rnlideI crimses aad
Panishmrnis. ~~s@. .@
10. SaPFssmrns.l 10 n scl 10 inror-
ro~si. Ife laNR ii MilkashaInnsla.
10. Incorporating fsyeaeEills Hpml
ocaPsn!. -
~. AuilsaFizing the Temars. oT shs
ro.wsy srai # Wayne 10 Ge.dshomoRh.
a rrrssin conditions. -...'-.
lse. To alAessi - sri Gar rslirf a Ger.
Iain puFvhases0f c.srEnker lands.
10. To am.E 1 lhinl srrlian of an act
rssseaia Issi.'i5. establishing ; turn.
Iikr in Macon counly.
III. In Telalipn 10 lhe sale u lire.woOd
IN The town of Newbem.
rs. Conserving Chapel Hin.
Ias. TO allow TIM. z. Jones. ofPer-
oainans. 10 build brilge zrToss Skin.
ner's or Rarcoan's eIeck. n 80
TT. Appointing commissioners 10 view
anil law of road ffnm J. l.. t'arson's. in
lhe county u Mcdowell, 10 inIeFserI the
Inad Trading from NoEganlon 10 Burns
vile. in Nancy county.
l2s. Regulating Tie height Of fences IN
PasquOlank county. and for other PurPOs-
e..
I29. To repeal an art passed IN 1921.
pvevenling 6re.hunling Of fowl in cariersl
csHlRly. *&
1870. TO extend The corporate limits Of
The town of M0rsanton.
1871. Authorizing VIM. =. Sutton "
hnild draw bridge acUss Salmon creek,
in Brriir county.
I32. Ia favor Of 4 uniform company in
Yaney county.
Ia3. For the better regulation Of the
hiring. renting and sale of wards proper.
Is in Pasaqnlank county.
49,. To resiuFe the 3d section Of m
srI passed IN 1875. rrlaliye To the manner
in wh,sh licenses shall he issued 10 retail.
e.. Of spmiiuous liquors in Wilmington.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

We are about making out the accounts Of all
our subscribers who are in arrears for the Recor-
der for one wear or more. Where we can present
them personally, or by an agent, we shall do so
10 others we shall send them BY mail, or enclose
them in the paper. In all instances we hope
prompt attention will be paid 10 the settlement Of
| them. Our readers will see that part of our
! type is becoming ol and needs to be replaced by
! by new and TO enable us 10 make this improve
ment, and to meet our other engagements, it is
necessary that we should make pretty extensive
collections. In this emergency We hope our call
upon those who owe US either small or larger sums
will not be in vain.
But what shall we say to those who are in
tebtcd for years, and who have paid no attention
TO the accounts which have been repeatedly trans
mtted to them, and whom distance seems to have
placed beyond our reach! Is it because they are
unable to pay or are they waiting for a more
convenient season." or do they intend altogether
10 withhold payments If in the first class hon.
esty should induce them so to inform us; in
the second, it should be remembered that I" de-
laws are dangerous and if in the third class,
they ought not to be surprised to find, at some fu-
ture day, their names i'm black list. In all these
cases we shall discontinue the paper at the end Of
the present subscription year, unless payment or
a portion Of it. is previously received.
The money nay be RENTED by mail at OUT
risk. But the safest and best way is to pay the
amount to the Post Master where you reside, and
take his receipt, which must be sent to US. This
mode is authorized by the rules of the General
Pos. Office Department, in sums not exceeding
ten dollars. The receipt may be in the following
form:
"Posr OrrIcE, -, 1874.
Z" Received from A. B. - dollars Gents,
far the Hltsboroagh Recorder, from ,rhich !
hgre deducted one per cent, and charged myself
Il, my account nth kis General Posi- Office, ,cith
The balance. The Postmaster at HLLsbOrotgh,
~ C. ciW PAY that balance to Dennis Hearti, or
to his order on the sack Of this receipt.
.@a Postmaster"
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HILLS D0B@yGEo
Thursday, January -.

Field O11ccrs.-By virtue of the power
conferred in tho late act Of Assembly. Governor
Graham has made the following appointment Of
Field 0ai,egs for the North csOlina Resimenso ri
Volunteers: RontRr r. Plisr. Of EdeniOn, Go.
lionel; Joax A. FAss, Of Buncombc, Lieutenant
Colonel; ami MoErrOnB y. srOKr.. Of Wilkes,
Major.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-28

Virginia scnntors.-The Hon. II. VI.
T. Hunter has hecn elected by thS.egi.lature Of
Virginia. Senator in Congress, in place Of Mr..
Archer. whose term Of service expires on the 9Th
Of March NEXT.
Mr.. lame, n. Mason hiss also been elected a
Senator. to fIl the unsrPirei term of the late
Hon. Issse ). Pennybacker.
Both Of these gentlemen belong 10 the Calhoun
wing o. the Democratic party. and were elected
by Wing votes in opposition TO the nominees Of
the Old Hunkers, as the other wing Of ihe party
is called. &
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The Cassyeli Volunteer Conpa.

nj, under the command Of Captain Williamson,
reached this place on Sunday evening, on the
march for Wilmington ria Raleigh. The propri-
ctors of the Hotels in this place-Messrs Richi-
son Nichols, Long, Webb & Co, and Robert f.
Notwithstanding heard that the company would
probably take this route, had despatched a mes
senger to Caswell with an invitation to take
lodgings with them for the night without charge.
The company came in about four o'clock on Sun
day evening, without noise or parade; and it is
creditable to the officers and men, that, though
compelled to march on Sunday, they determined
that the day should no, be unnecessarily dcsecrat-
ed-a determination which, we were gratified to
learn, they adhered TO throughout, notwithstand-
ing the solicitations and inducements which they
met for more ostentatious display.
On Monday morning, having brcakfastcd, the
company was called together at the Union Hotel,
preparatory to leaving. The Rev. Dr. Wilson,
having been requested so to do, delivered an adj
dress To the officers, (some Of whom had been his
pupils.) and to the soldiers. The address was
short, but full of patriotism christian feeling, and
kindness; and after expressing his qualification
that each of them had been presented with BIZ
bic by the Bible Society Of Caswel he impressed
upon them, with The earnestness Of true ambas-
sador for Christ, attention to those important
truths which would shield them from temptations
and tit them for standing firm amid the dangers
and peris to which, as soldiers, they must be OK.
posed. ..tr@.
When DR.. Wilson had concluded, John Kerr
esq, of Caswell, who had accompanied them to
this place, in most deeply affecting manner bals
he company farewell. His feelings were toe
strong fol utterance; and he, whose tongue is SC
free on other occasions, could not find words tc
address his friends and ncighbors at such time
he could scarcely say farewell. ~
Captain Williamson, in behalf of his company
briefly returned thanks to the citizens Of HILLSIDE
rough for their kindness and hospitality, Stain!
that time forbade his saying more. The order tt
march was then given; aud they proceeded OF
their way to Raleigh, accompanied for mile on
by large number of the citizens of the town.
This company carries with them beautiful
flag, presented by the ladies' Of Yanceyville,
has on it spread eagle, amid cluster of stars
neatly painted on white satin, and bears this moi
to-" Conquer o. De" ~z tS#sE@ Z
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u is said by the Washington Fountain
hat our Government j. in possession d
the Ultimate conditions on whieh Mexico
will consent 10 make peace with The U.
States. and that il has determined 10 areetls
10 them. IL Congress viii enable The execn'
tive 10 meet the views Of Mexico. IL j.
also said that Mr.. Sewers movement 10
tie Senate has reference 10 he same sub
ieei. H. @ ...-..s .~.-
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Departure Of the Volunteers
nj rysn,es. Sc.--Owiny

Departure Of thc Volunteer
Presentation OF rssbies, Sc.-Owins
10 the extremely bad weather on Wednesday Of
last week, the Orange Volunteers did not take up
their line Of march until Thursday; and, c"nse-
qucutly, the presentation Of copy Of the Bible
to each was delayed until the time for their de-
paiiure. This solemn and interesting ceremony
was performed in the court house, at ono O'Clock
OH ,ks, day. in the presence Of large number Of
Spectators citizens Of the town and the surround
ing country.
The Rev. Robert BurwsIl, in lehalf Of the Ex-
eculiye Committee of the Bible Society, delivered
the following chas'e, deeply impressive, and elo-
qucnt address TO the Volunteers, 10 which they
seemed to listen with respectful and earnest at
tcniion. Many Of their eyes glistened with the
rising tear drop; an evidence VIC trust, that their
heart, were touched BY the appeal, and that the
aiIcc,ionate advice given will not soon pass from
their memory.
VoLuNTEERs OF ORANGE: The Exec
u,ivc Committee Of the Orange county BIZ
bic Society feel that they cannot part with
Won on this occasion, SO interesting to us
all, wilhou, expressing the deep interest
they cherish in your welfare, spiritual and
temporal. The State whose call you
obey, and the Government into whose
service YOU are soon TO enter. will amply
and generously supply your temporal
wants. Ours is the humber, though not
less important aim, TO minister 10 your
spiritual neccssities-io afford food for The
mind. In doing this, permit us 10 present
to each member of this company copy
Of the Word of God. We do this that
Won NAV bear with you memorial,
though slight, of our ailectionate remeln-
brance of you; that in The dangers and
trials through which you may pass, this
book may enligh,en and instruct by its
precepts, and cheer and animate by its
precious promises and blessed hopes. As
the organ of the committee, | would re-
quest you to accept of this present. and
carry it with you, assured that our prayers
will ascend 10 the God Of the Bible, the
God of battles. ,ha, he will keep you in
safety, aud bless and save you.
Having thus discharged the duty as
signed me as chairman Of the committee
might here with proprieiy stop, and, m
the name of the committee, bid YOU an at
lccionale farewell. But you will pardon
me if detain you for a moment, while
give utterance 10 the feelings prompted by
this occasion.
Under all circumstances il rs sad tt
part. Even when strangers bid lon!
adieu there is the feeling Of sadness bu
when friends AMI neighbors part, how
tender are the ties which are severed
You 90 as volunteers. Your country ha
called-her FLAG is uniurled. and you raj
, " around it. Yours is not voyage o
pleasure. nor for purposes of gain; ou
you go to meet the enemies 81 your coun
= Try. Il No press-gang has go forth It
seize and bind you 10 this standard. on
your offering is voluntary. True 1t is
VEN Number is small; but the honor't