davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
Railroad from St. Louis to New Orleans.

We call attention to an article upon our first page, taken from the February number of the "Western Journal & Civilian" a work published at St. Louis, Mo. tis well worthy of the perusaI of every friend of the State of Arkansas, and particularly of ev- cry citizens of Phillips county.
 We hail this, and the feeling said to exist in St. Louis and South-Eastern Missouri upon this subject, as the dawning of new era. A time is coming when among the richest portions of our State shall be devel- oped, and the country, and the people shall learn that there is another place on tho face of the earth besides Memphis.
 This proposed road IS the very foundation of system which will make larger city of Helena than Memphis can ever be. It is a link in the chain which will bind in the bonds of inseparable Union the North and the South. It opens to view, to the riiti- zens of Arkansas, a time when the wilder ness shall Blossom as the rose-when now trackless wastes shall be settled up by tax paying citizens-when population shall be increased and taxes reduced-when State debt and loathsome corporations shall alike be removed from the gaze of the world. In word, when the State of Arkansas shall take her proud position among her sister States-the Empire State of the South and when the brightness of her escutcheon shall be unsullied by even passing breath.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
TREMENDOUS WHIG MEETING

TREMENDOUS WHIG MEETING.-An im- mense Whig meeting was held in the Chi nese Saloon, in Philadelphia, on Saturday night, 24th inst, at which strong resolu- tions were passed recommending Mr. Fill more as the candidate for the Presidency. The meeting was very enthusiastic. Mem phiS Eagle and Enquirer.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
Official.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, ,

IEFAKTMENT OF OTATE, '
 WASHINGTON, April 26th, 1852.
 Information has been received from Amos 5. Corwine, Esq, U. $. Consul at Panama, of the death in the hospital at that place, of David Radaway, late of Do- yer, Polk County, Arkansas. Mir. Corwine states that the deceased deposited the sum ot one hundred dollars with him, out of which his funeral expenses will have 10 be paid.
 May l5, 1852. 3t
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
PURE WATER.

A IL persons who have cisterns or design "A having them, would do well to call on the undersigned, who is prepared to make an inn that will render the water much more pleasant and wholesome, and at comparative slight cost, when the advantages are consider cd that will arise from this improvement,
 AMOS OLIVER, IIninnn Lnr,l 9 1asn
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
WEBSTER ASSOCIATION.
BosToN, May '.

An Association was formed here last night, having for its object the election of Daniel Webster to the Presidency. It em- braces many of the most influential citizens J. T. Stevenson is the President.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

r~ We are authorized to announce EDW. H. COWLEY as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Phillips county at the next August election.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

OF The river at this point is now on a stand, and is some two feet below the high est water mark of this season. Itis report ed rising from here to St. Louis, and at that point fears are entertained of very high wa ter. The St Louis InteNigencer of We'd nesday, says: The water is in nearly all the cellars along the levee from five to eighteen inches deep. The bottom on the opposite side is overflowed in all the low places and portion of the plank road in the direction of kaskaskia. and one or more bridges wash ed away. The Osage river is putting out full, the Missouri rising from thence down, the upper Mississippi high, and from every indication we are to have high water here. -Memphis Enqula er. 9 inst.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
EOr Sheriff.

zrz. We are authorized to announce Af, '. SHELL as candidate for Sheriff of PLips at the next August election.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

tg We are authorized to announce CHAS H. EDWARDS as a candidate for Constab of St. Francis Township.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
C.gTDEEeaRT'ES.
AU GU ST E l. E c T 1 o N
For Clerk,

ry We are authorized to announce R. H. yEATES as q candidate for Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Phillips county.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

DT The publisher takes pleasure in ad- ding to the exchange list of the ShieM TWO very valuable papers published in the cen tral portion Of Missouri - the Glasgow Times, published at Glasgow, and the Mis- souri Sentinel, published at Columbia, Mo. These are two of the abest advocates of Whiggery in that section of the country, with men of energy at their head who have long been effective workers in the Whg cause. But we value them not only be- cause of their worth politically, but, also, that much of their local matter is interest ing to us, being weekly visitants from our former homes. We return them our thanks for the kind notices they gave us.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

Lz@ We arc authorized to announce REU- BEN l.. MORRIS as a candidate for Consta- ble of St. Francis Township.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

BE We are authorized to announce VIM. .BIVEN as a candidate for Sheriff of Phillips county at the next August election.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

IP We are authorized to announce JOHN R. MEL as a candidate for Constable of St. Francis Township:
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

E9 We are authorized to announce B. w. ROBERTSON as a candidate for Constable of St. Francis Township.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

g7 We are authorized to announce MT. T. B. DAWSON as candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Monroe county at the next August election
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
L,Anpuile ToWnship-D EWart.

Harny and Eddings.
 The committee retired, ad in a short time returned, and submitted through II. A. Badham, ihe following reprt, viz:
 We, the committee appointd to recom- mend suitable candidate fC Senator to represent Phillips and Monro counties in the next State Legislature, tae pleasure in recommending to the conventn the names of Thomas B. Hanly, of Phillip county, and Ben jamin F. Eddings, of Monoe county either of whom the committee ake pleasure in recommending as suitable cndidates.
 Upon which a ballot took place, and THOMAS B. HANLv having reeived a ma iority, was declared elected a anddate for Senator
 It was moved by s. A. Brandaburg, Esq, of Monroe county, that Thos. }. HanIy be declared the choice of this Covetion, which motion was adopted unanmouy.
 It was moved by Dr. Frast that the committee appointed in behaIfof Phillips county, 10 recommend candidte for Sen ator, do now retire, and recommend to this Convention suitable candidates represent said county in the next St,teLegislature, which was adopted.
 The committee retired, antin few min- utes submitted to the convenhn .he names ot Dr. George Jeffries and Bahy Kendall, whereupon ballot took pIat, and they having received the unanimous ote of the convention, were declared Gulelected.
 It was moved and adopted tn. the Secre tary be requested to have theoroceedings of this convention published inhe Helena Bulletin and also in the Demoqtic papers of Little Rock.
 twas then moved that thconvention adjourn, which motion was adoted.
 VIM. KELLE, Ch'mn.
 JAMES NORTON, Sec'v,
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

ry7 We are authorized to announce W. E, MOORE as a candidate for Sheriff of Phillips county at the next August election.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
For Constable.

HeWe are authorized to announce JAS. c. w. TOLLESON as candidate for Constable of St. Francis Township. w
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
TO THE VOTERS OF PHILLIPS COUNTY:

am a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Phillips county, at the ensuing August election.
 ARTHUR THOMPSON.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
Notice for Sale of Negroes.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

g Notice is hereby given to the
 AcJ legal heirs of Alexander M. ,zST/ / Bount, deceased, that the un- .tsuzuAa.4ssa dersigned, as administrator of the estate of said Alexander NJ. BIount, vii! make application to the Judge of Pro- bate in and for the County of Phillips. at a Court of Probate 10 be begun and held at the Courthouse in and for the County of Phillips, in the State of Arkansas, on the first Tuesday after the third Monday in July next, for an order of said Court au- thorlzing him, as such administrator, to sell the negroes belonging to said estate. to-wit: Lydia, Violet and ThornIy, for the purpose of paying debts allowed against said estate and for the purpose of making distribution among the heirs thereof, when and where you may appear and object if you think proper.
 RICHARD A. BLOUNT. Administrator of Alex. NJ. Blount. decd.
 Helena, May ?, 1852 2-4w.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES Dem ocratic Convention which assembled here on Monday last, nominated, for the Senate. Hon. Tuos. B. HANLY; for the House, B..Lv KENDALL, Esq, and pr. GEORGE JErrR1Es. Politically, we differ with those gentlemen personally, we are friendly-and as to their nomination we have but one thing to sav we regret that Judge HANLY's nomination shall deprive the Circuit of his eminent ser- vices as jurist, for during the time he has been upon the bench he has most faithfully and diligently discharged his judicial duties, and we would have preferred his remaining upon the bench.
 
 D4P The river at this place is falling slowly.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
THINNING.

'sNHE undersigned have opened SHOP in
 Helena for the purpose of carrying on the above business in all its various branches: and will do all descriptions of work, and furnish every sort of TIN-W ARE on as reasona- ble terms as any establishment of the kind in Helena or Memphis. Roofing houses, guttering, mending and every species of jobbng done in our line upon the shortest notice and at reason able rates
 Shop at the house formerly occupied by A F. Odle, dec'd., as a residence.
 J. & J. STALEY. Helena, March 20, 1852.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29

HDURE old Port Wine, and French Brandy, in
 bottles; for Medical purposes. just received ana for sale, by HICKS & BUMPASS. May 15.
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
NEW GOODS.

Helena, April 3, 1852,
Southern shield., 1852-05-29
Desirable Town Property fer Sale.

Helena, Narch P, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
Boar0 an1 Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be ac-
IA con modated with Board and pleasant Room, on sec
nd 6oor by applying at No As East Broadway Aso rooms
Or single gentlemen convsnences for bathing References
EXCHANGED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
Real estate for Sale.
Sale or t.

NAMDhlDOE-I LaOE.-l vi SoiS u "
\Let ten elegant Cottages each incosed with lots laid
out as gardens with shbbery &C. Croton water IN st
uated en- 1d and l24ths between 9TH and 7havs 'front.'
ing Mount Morrissouare Six of the above now let and
the other will be esdy TO occupy in ten days Kent TO
good tenants $3.50 and Creton tax Apply to
l25thst corner 7th-av Cambridge place, after p NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

Houses Wante6.

W7ANTED-By a small, neat family of
w three persona part Of House in good neighbor-
hood no, far up would prefer second floor and one
basement Rent not exceed $780, and need apply
who have the Coton throughout the house Ad-
dress E. F. r. this office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
} URAL HOMESTEAD for SALE

- UhhL ffOelES FAD Tor SALE.-
IL he subscriber offers ms beautiful Country Residence
co-alle stSa twenty in high STATE OF cultivation
stu ad IN the town OF Harris County on the
road leading frcm Rye TO White Piains about TWO mles
trs Rye Dept where the leave six times asv ior
New York The location very desirable having an ex-
tense view OF fJ miles Of Long Island Sound ard
adjacent county The house large and newly but in
good stye with observatory and containing twelve
rooms, sso large kitchen attached with other convent.
erces large bsin cider nil Carriage granary ice aud
poultry bouses Se There three apple pear and
plum orchard and great variety OF cherries reaches ann,
cots ounces grapes and raspberie full hrer G. The
la~E Is la'G cut IN walk end planted with variety of
choice fIrt and ornamental and shubberv Apply b
c. u CARPENTER { CO. No. fss Pearist New YORK or
TO ISAAC CARPENTER, Jr, on the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

TITO LET-A fine Store, No. 81 Beck
i manst. Ct Gold. Also large Room either
gith without the above and immediately over it suitable
front three streets and Of the most elegant Saes
In the lower part OF the city Also the third story OF
Apply the premises. to JAS. M. SHARP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

III and two Ladies ia South Brooklyn, on the first
second stories Clinton Heurys preferred. Address II
r., cree Of Daily Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

THO LET.-The Eligible Store, No. 4
j. Wsuen-st- near Broadway, sna Cour.ss end Dssts
fog ssls Inquire oa the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
CTAMFORD--AT AUCTION.--Tb.

STAMFORD--AT AUCTION.--Ths
~ place lately belonging to henry j. Sanford Esq., In ths
TUESDAY, Msy H. al TIE Merchants Exchange. il IN
s;ty, By WIN. HfRAEKLIN son. This plsce Is sesnd.
eormoc,ous and thoroughly finished dweinxhouse excei
lem Stable and caasehouse ce-hsuse garden and Cns
every oonyenence-wsteT in both tones hath furnace Is
andn well snd beautifully shaded In 'front.' The whole plaza n
mort perfect order Admiralty adapted to hs the com
z on tie line Of the New-Hsven Railroad 81 mss suS
s city and stopping place for I'll trsna For dawna
nae oescrpuon. o. for further pertisalss spply h
sAMUEL wtLLETs. No. sos Pesx<t, NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11

IL 10 miles from NewYork, 10 minutes walk of New Ha
Station Pelhamvile miles of New Rochelle spen
did Cosge Containing complete and convenient in
every respect acres Of Land every description of Fruit
fine Stables. lce-heuse, Wsshhouse, &C. The above
place is inferior in Westchester CO.. will be sold
low. Inquire premises of'GEORGE y. CONCKLIN, or
At northwest Of 4thav and 2oth-s, OF WALTER y.
CONCKLIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
ITO LET, in HOBOKEN-Two neat

TITO LET-ln the beautiful village of
Il West Hohoken, within miles of the ferry
mar d splendid prospect othe Beyci &c. having also
churches good schools and stores four neat houses Warer
lev Terrace each having good accommodation for respcta
bic family Rent moderate Apply 10 ". SINCLAIRE, on
tie premises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-11
EvARM at YONKERS for SALE

LVARM at YONKERS for SALE
Within p miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot and a
miles Of Bronxvle Depot Harlem Railroad Contains 70
acres Of which 20 in woods Soil supeok buildings
and plenty water good, and fruit abundant View
very fine but in sight Of the Hudson River The place
u under good crop and Improvement Some rocks Situa-
ton very high prcs very low Apply at No 10 PIatts-
Up stairs
EOR SALE-Five Houses in eth ST.,
between 10th and llth-avs south SIDE, No $40 5s
all tenanted ard newly built Apply to 8. JEsSuRUN
No. Clinton Court, Beekmen.st-
NOR SALE CHEAP-22 acres choice
IL Land with good house and out-budings handsomely
located the east side OF the Hudson River in Dutche
Co, two hours ride fcm NewYork by Hudson River Rail-
road and about 20 minutes walk from the station Can be
boush: low Fer further information inquire of
Z. w. HUMAN,
No. Coentis slip NY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

m1pfNo ON THE SAND.

Trw.li 20 WOO. Z good to we'd
FOR 90 the world has done
Stree mvrfie- grew, aad roses blew
Ard morning brought the sun.
Bot have ea-r. sc young snd iaif-
BE- sure We pledge Nth unih--
ge certain ,ssi your love vii wear
Beyond the days Of youth
For II We give no, heart for heart
swell 4. hand Tor hsnd.
Won N fnd YOU ,e played the un"ise part
And built upon the -aud
TT. well to save ii. sell to have
A roodly store n gold,
And hold enough Of the shining sinii--
For charity Is cold
Bu, place not al yoar hope ana trust
~ what the deep mine brings
We cannot 1--we ou yellow dust
Uumsed with purer things.
And lie who pile. up wealth alone,
VII often have 90 -ianl
Beside va cooler eae.i, AID o~n
4a.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24
NIt (IIIAN >-..tettin,ss.


IIuRATiO - HEWITT f-ncre'Nor ="
Ttl4rS urtht.. riAso FuErE And ars'c
ufAtru. 80 Camp street. NeN preans l'a-
.lS... ON hand one Of be- largest AND most
r.e6i.ie selections 81 Ft., f0rt'' iu 'h-
.aath.rn country I'D 81 ot. Hsr guaranteed
A. good and perfect instruments. AgrHi, ~
ih. -t.r Of 4. ssupAAT q Co.. Nc~ lort
Pianos.
Tar.s Pianas are celebrated Cor fHe qualify
IF tone paten's- ut -nHra, atd ior rrl' ara
beautiful tai-t Of ,Htfr.nr So rtsWan.' Fl. 900
n, CONS 3.fed b. tb' pr.i-.-i.u. alt compel 'i
lldgr- 20 b,. the h.rsi rano- mlds "t
Hiei States PaWrulrlttrtHnl f,lH -..-
20 thr.f -pieadti S,fpeuuHe pattern. Ni' i'.f
Key. Nheb j. considered pu. Of ths huc-i u'"
made
HAtlt1r. psyis 1 co.. cc',bra'sd b'-1o7
PfANos. =. -, -, sad : oefa.' i'Ir'.d li''1
Porte. tfsn ibe factory II I|e'r. '"-
Pan-. ai-a ranlno.. >em.1faud aud "fA'"
piHHos trnui tHe -sm" house.
~! P,auas taken u eachst e. and part pay
m.at
GUITARS. from ~ hoa.e Of ~ & son
Spanish and French patterns, g. me- W
aree quastte- Mclodeous. S,'ap ''-' "
san-. Flute afoueiie-. bns~ ln- rlinen',
It al klud.. Niuaue,lla-, Banlas. strHE- i't
I'D Instruments ard nu.'rai merchandise l "i
descriptions sholeaale and retail.
Sheet Mu.e ~ al sud--mu.ic received
fram the Norh bt etef Steamer. Is
+ published. church Book lH.iruston h'"N''
80
Particular attention i. called 20 the .ar-" 'rd
extensive -,i,euano of AcDofdeun- 'nd fIu'I..'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

4 ,ASEN ASktW. ArmH,g al Lac ~
\ \a'arg public, Marshall, Harrison csu,
~ Texas feb 7. 5!
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

~ \ FRAZER, Aforn'y Al lar, Mar..,,
Tr,a-. Nil p'aelir, IN the Sixth Jude
Distract embracing The cou tirs 1T liari.o.
C,-.. lp-hur Wood. Sm''h, Cherokee. kr,,
and panula counties. aug So, 81
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24
ca e - =. q e..

~ A. PATlllD. AgorHfy ~ Latc, Marc.
HARRISON county, Texas. M
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

49, pR u. q PIERCE. u,hcr >ccoa
l , door west oi TN po,tviiice, Mar,bal
frN4-
l.uu.ry y. 1852. u2oy
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

JANIS q. ARMSTRONG. rH"NA- X utNtN
4 RhiSIRONG q PIfNEK. ir"rnsys {
n L1r. Henderson. Ru-N county, Tru
vii pr4t.i., in she rouu'jr- Of Ru-k Pauoe
tp-our. SmIlo, AID Cherokee and in the II
pfemt aud tcderd Courts, at Tyler.
Man - lSJ2 t2-nA1
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24
NEW OVlUl\>-..(0Et.nu 4.
IMMENSE Sru,k or 'iptHiND'''
500 900 " ortiz OF Tasbiouabls

IIIlIINV n IT vi
IFKtn NJ NKpt y co %" FricS
\ SUE. 40 81 h.Allr street, corner OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-24

I"rHlT UtI0W.TOu.I aTI TI10"
Jan ~ 4-a4 80 D.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-13

charm Of British military lnvincibillty. among
his admirers Of that day, my gratitude has
never abated since. believe be would have
been elected next November. and made good
President, if he had NOT triea, but trusted
his country instead Of flirting with faction.
In the only personal merit 70 which shall
allude his competitor in that respect Is Ger
tainly more deserving General Pierce's
obviously natural political chastity i highly
attractive. There are men. who. without any
very striking or splendid qualifications, have
native sense Of rectiiude. by which they A.
ways do As they ought % DO. Such appears
70 have been Mr. Pierce's life, On which the
usual malediction has not been able 70 mark
a strain Or make an error.
Buff. however, less meritorious, the Union
would elect him. There are increasing
numbers Of people every year, who vote for
their country. Popularity and party are sill
operative, but country strikes the balance.
am, gentlemen, your humble servant,
CJ. INGERsOLL.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-13

n The lawyer editor ofa country paper
who wrote a very blind hand was frequent
" annoyed BY tho colnpositors inquiries con-
cerninr words which they could not declpher'
One day a compositor who was as little &C.
ouainted with the disposition Of tho editor a
he was with his hand writing, entered the sane
tnm and holding the copy before his Dyes IN
ouired what certain crooked mark stood for
The Editor just at that moment did not wish
to be interrupted and exclaimed
Go 10 the devil "
The compositor retired, not to his Satanic
majesty, but the printing oiice--and when TIC
editor read the proof he bad the pleasure q
seeing a line in his leading editorial read
lie (HrWester) viii in all probability g
3 The devil. The copy was looked for and
ih. crooked marx was reaiarsd-'be 1cni-
nstsl
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-13
Respectfully. yours truly.
EASTMAN 4 BOYERS



Mcssrs. EASTMAN & BolERs Your note
Of this morning, asking for . statement of The
conversation between Gen Pierce and myself
il relation 70 The abolition report of BIZ New
Boston speech has just been handed ne, and
as the conversation alluded %. vas not private
or confidential but took place IL the presence
Of several gentlemen, amongst whom, ! re-
member J. r. Sims, Esq. and Col. y. T.
Cushman. Of Mississippi Mr. Josselyn Of
the Bay State, +" Mr. Russello u Boston, md
Mr Quarlcs Of Louisiana, have 10 hcsista.
ton in complying with your request.
As Mississippi planter and democrat, /
felt deep interest in asccrtaining The truth
Of tic report, and bad resolved If i were
true. not 70 vote in The coming election, - /
should then conceive Gen Pierce 70 ~ As
obnoxious 70 the s1uih, .as knew Gen. Scott
70 ~. In tue presence of ne gentlemen rc-
forred to. laid before Gen. Pierce The Lou
isyille journal and one Of The Mississippi pa
pers containing q report n III New 3asinn
speech and asked him y read them. and state
how far they were correct Gen. Pierce un-
hesitaiingIy pronounced the whole statement
fllsc, from beginning g end declaring a the
same time. that tic sentiments attributed e.
him were a. war with every public and private
act Of his lite lle pointed me 70 his course
whist in Congress, o. vel a the object ho
had in view il making that speech, y con-
vince me Of the unmitigatcl falsehood of tho
report. had no hesitation then, nor have
now, ia believing the statements made by
Cen Pierce, and having tlie statement from
his own lips feel perfectly assured tlat the
statement of Foss, il iniamously false
Very respectfully,
~ : TARpIEY
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-13
Number ;.
From the Nashville American
The New Boston Speech Again
Judge Tarpley, Of Miss.

The following correspondence will bc read
with interest. and We publish il without com
ment-Judgo TaTpley i known throughout
The south a. an able and distinguished citizen
Of Mississippi, and a gentleman Of spotless
character. There was but little necessity of
multiplying proof IN relation 70 a SANDER
which has been put 70 rest, and now sleeps
its long sleep; yet thc emphatic and frank
manner III which Gen. Pierce replied % ihc
enquiries Of Judge Tarpley, induces rs 70 lay
the annexed correspondence before The coun.
try.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-13
For The Reveille


TO a Friend.
Tho the dark hand Of souow
nss shaded my brow,
Mn heart never loved thee
More oudly than now
r,r friends Of the summer
With summer have flown,
ma NJ al who have loved me,
rhoa are constant alone
raeethers have been like
F.a clouds o'er The SKY,
A.t.c ir.s gale Of fortune,
fa sever and fly;
Bs. tag art the lone star
Mcie pure ior tile flight,
Ala glowing more brightly
ra darker the night ANT0INETTE