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many sses blood has gsshed from hssdisss
tFpnks.
Eentleuen have done.
BY sqn, yeN received today distinguished
Aas.or. You hiFe been, deemed woI thy to COM
~, psrAeps taeuffsr fqfsths holy cause Of truth.
Nrpm IT. day may dan your entrance into the
tue vile hf6 OF our times, that il into the
struggle for the jlst and true. Yoy may be proud
that you, simple soldier Of the democratic and
humanitary idea, have sat on the bench where
his safe BerGnger, where has sat Lamennais.
Be indomitabIe in your convictions, and--let
this be- my last word-if you need thought to
strens then you in your faith in progress, in
your beliefin the future, in your religion for hu-
manity, in your execration OF the scsffold, IN
your horror for irrcvocable and ifreparable pen
allies, then remember that you have sat on this
bench where sat LesurQues.
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&v0S$ ~ 49,
~CArE Tows, May 40, 1851.
~l'he aspect OF ths var bss underycns lllHle
sitesS3ion sluce our last pubicxtian, aad - ~
Gset f. ~ thaA "a haze HAlii No dnsisivs &ao1nA
a sscord. OF In fact anything that woel@ lpe1 -
The eonclasicn q speedy tesminaliQQ Qs ~
present dlsael3pne stAto n aAhlEys IL II A14S
ofpstsols hse heaa aoxf{ nued ~ Aspntnla 1lpv
tains have been repeatedly penetrated. and thsir
have endured great fatigue and displayed al
their usual energy and gallantry; but The enemy,
like the children az the mist, vanish on their a.
proach, driving Of their cattle, In fact a G(r
H. G, Smith observes, we have to deal viii !
foe who acknowledges neither front, hJuA, h6r
rear, and whose movements are two 4ptd dn4ee-
centric to be calculated upon A AL al anow
hsd occurred on the WiDterberg and other mopn.
tain ranges of the colony, which extepded ~ thA
Amatolas The number of plundatipa paaAias
Of Caffres within the colony have aseatiy In
crea sed. probably in consequence Of rs bsiya.
tons which they suffer in the bash For6nste-
ly the 74th Regiment landed ut Port ElfaSbetii
and proceeded to Graham's Town, 20 that there
will be larger military force than heretofore
within the colony, to second the efiorta OF lha
burghers and the faithful colored inhabitants.
The three hundred men who arrived in tia Dee
have joined Sir II. q. Smith al King Wiliianls
Town. xA4
"These renforcements are. however, made.
quate for the purpose, looking at the exteadsd
line of frontier along which operations lDnSt be
carried on. A couple more regiments Of infhn-
try, one of light dragons, and above al, some
companies of the ride brigade. viii, prorossiotsts
artillery, will probably be required before tks
halt. barbarous tribes in our vicinity can Us 5nli-
cienti, impressed with the power OF Great Rritan,
for any lasting and satisfactory peace to be con-
Guided l 1904
MARKETS.
Cotton has declined I'd, With salea of $4,000
bales during the week. Breadstuffs have slightly
improved, with better demand Western canal
is quoted at els Sd. Ohio, 2Os Sd a Ais Sd; Ba'.
timore, ais 81 81. Corn unchanged, and In
fair demand. Wheat in better request, and prices
tending up. Red IS Sd Is Sd. White and
mixed, IS a IS 3D. N4
Lard declined Is per cxt. Cheese lower, and
old taken at 25s 3Os. Sugar Ia. lower. Rice
firm, but in limited demand Carolina l6s Sd
It's.
Stocks unchanged, except that government
6's advanced J per CT
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24

. A UNIVERSAL MORAL PAsAcEA-the Yankee
Blade proposes the following remedy for the ills
of life, the flesh and spirit. composd of lcapes
pldnfs and roofs, which if taken without wry
face, will make any man respectable and happy.
Leave off drinking.
Leave off smoking. N
Leave off chewing.
Leave Off swearing M
Leave the g'hals alone
Plant your pleasures in the home circle.
Plant your business in some honorable en-
ployment. VIZ
Plant you faith in truth
Root Your habits in industry.
Root your feelings in benevolence
Root your affections in God ,a
For directions, zee the Holy Scriptures, and
beware Of counterfeit creeds and qusck theolo.
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An advertisement in the Times seriously an
nounces a new song, with the modest request
"Oh, give me back but yesterday" A compan-
ion to the above, "Oh, could you spare to morrow
love ~ is in preparation; to be afterwards fol-
lowed by the sequel lyric of "You havn't got such
a thing as next week about you, have you!"
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How TO DRAW THE SINNERs-Several
years ago we we're a resident of north western
Louisiana, near the confines of Texas The peo-
pie there, as a general thing, were not much
given to religion. An itinerant preacher hap
pened along in the neighborhood during this
denrth of religion, and set about repairing the
walls of Zion, in good earnest But his sue
cess was poor. Not over half dozen could be
got together at his Sunday meetings Determ-
ined, however, to create an interest before leaving
the neighborhood, he procured printed handbills
and had them posted up in every conspicuous
place in the district, which read to the following
effect:
Religions Notice.-The Rev. Mr.. Baney
will preach next Sunday, in Dempsey's Grove,
at ten o'clock, a. m, and at four o'clock, .. m
Providence permitting. Between the services,
the preacher will run his sorrel mare, Juia,
against any nag that can be trotted out in this
region, for purse of five hundred dollars"
This had the desired effect People Aocked
from all quarters, and the anxiety to see the
singular preacher was even greater than the ex-
element following the challenge. He preached
an elegant sermon in the morning, and after
dinner he brought out his mare for the race.
The purse was made up by FIVE or six of the
planters, and an opposing nag produced. The
preacher rode his little sorrel, and won the day
amid the deafening shouts, screams and yells OF
the delighted people The congregation all re-
manned to the afternoon service, and at its close
more than two hundred joined the church some
rom motives of sincerity, some for the novelty
OF the thing, some from excitement, and more
necause the preacher was good fellow The
finale of the affair was as flourishing a society
as can be found in the whole region thcreabouts
Spirit Of The Times.
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California Is emphatically the poor mans
home, The laborev's paradise. In other coun-
ttisA his fate n TO toll TOLL toll and this for the
most scanty Subsistence without any hopes of
Altering hia condition u
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"Poor fugitive slave Bill said Mrs. Parting
ton as her eyes ran over the morning papers, and
her quivering lip betrayed the agitation Of her
mind, "Poor fugitive slave Bll! I hope TOR my
son they won't catch him--.I hope thsy wont"
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A m,n in Michigan, not long since, committed
suicide by drowning. As the body could not be
found, the coroner held an inquest on his hat
and jacket, found on the bank Of the lake. Yer
dict-"found empty rA
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Corros MANUFACTURING IN THE Sourh.-A
new cotton factory has just been started at Wood
vile. Mississippi. 1t has an engine Of eighty
horse power, with 1000 spindles, 80 looms, and
corresponding machinery. There are four stories
of the building for working purposes and about
fifty hands ARE employed, being about one fourth
of the number expected to be engaged, in full
work in short time. There are comfortable
and well-arranged boarding houses, and every
convenience to render the work people as happy
as possible.
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A tclegrapbc despatch from Hamburg, OF the
Sd instant, announces the receipt Of intelligence
from Copenhagen. The Danish ministry had
given in its resignation IN mdsse. The capital
WA much sgitated 1t is supposed that there
will be notifications in the constitution OF lS4S.
Count Moltke has been charged with the re-
constitution of the ministry. whose programme
ia to be complete unity Of the Danish monarchy
the assimilation Of Schleswig and Holstein.
Germany cannot however, allow the absorption
Of Holsisin into Denmark r
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-08
disasters. &c.

sh,r Renal which sailed from San fraacs.' oc' = u
calrna car ed away her fore t"pgs'in' nis'lA yuan
81 m, Heads iasi after the plo, leit her. 49,; .,
Bug Belle wet - Ptcss IN me < -i' 'N -
the 17Ih 1T a. Plasgct y > o. - ana. a.
IN. ere ~ tts schr Oliver iiSt en ~ ''''' w.
800 a Nosf,L 81 iust IN bfig Henry Nosns -,
AnoGer gale sas e1DeiisBced At Prince ~
or tte leth October VII ca IS Tf3re,flIe. % hANs
.T.r r,cre f,rn qle tlsn tae fst. bit thee oo ee
vessels exposed It Vas no. 50 sls'slAs o,,1,od
Il schoars- Pat lna, + Harns-AOe. 3TfFa q A.
5th ms, N schooner Edward. Little 3ln fp'ils ma ~
vessel sent ashore - Marh1o and sts : y 49,
wcrth saved vessel worth = ee; h'f by !, oalIe
macEcrsl Sch0uers DeSpatcn n. OF Bosom. ahd heaNn
Of Dorches er bIth ashore ~ thtEnns iey pu-f
saved hen ma ere The Despatch f1T . save l. A. =
srai Of her msn stopped Nth her TIE 81 N-d 9,vH
home five meD three be- uged o fhe - i'i an "" 80
the Potomac \ vessel belonging D. Bosioa stAel nom
the Gulf ~ the same time with the 81 Tad :" % men
OF the wrecked vtssCs aud .os ii macere taken II n
the wrecks Several vessels wcut lSaotc b1, Japan l.
could not eve their names ard several saved themselves
b. solrs e. The dvlri lest both h3ns ali ancl -
BY shining hem Zen he gale h-'ke npon them -
schooner Ar gsline c Gloucester. ea ashore hnt ~
taking OFT her nlckerel got of.