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reformation BIZ the Governor for the cancel.
tatton Of a Bond.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.
BATON ROUGE, May 18th 1851


WHEREAS application has been this da y
.na'e 10 me by NJ. Joseph Simoncau If, Of
Iaf'S'l Assumption for the ca,ceIlinr Of tbe
iol:oWIng Bond, viz. a Bond in the sun, of
Fifteen Thousand, eight hundred & ni,,v
dollars, signed by the siid Joseph Simonau If
as principal, on th eight day December 1871
together with following named persons as su,
reties, viz. "
s1Ieor Eeb'dnc and Tefetcc Leblanc S,,J
fond having been given by tie said .yosenF
SImohal,i Jr, for and IN consideration Of the
proper discharge of his duties as s,,periptcu-
liant oil Public Schools, in and for the parish ~
Assumption, for which office he was div c1,o
m'ssionetf on The Thirteenth Day of Novembc,.
1927, and which he afterwards resigned
NOW THEREFORE,. This is to notify all ners,,s
Interested therein 10 show ca ,,se at tho dice
OF The Secretary of State, Within ninety DAYS
nom The last publication hereof, why the sane
should not be cancelled and annulcd.
t,Iven under my hand, the Seal of the State
at Baton Rouge Tits Eighteenth dsf Of m,t
A. D 1851. and In The year of the ipdepend,n
ce OF the United States of America the seven.
ty Eight. 20. ltEBERT cnror;',
ANDREWS. HERON, Secretary of State.
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Election .V9Df5cp.

In conformity to an act Of the Legislature g
me State OF Louisiana approved march 18Th
1904, entitled San Act concerninp the Iron
eng OF dri1king-houses and the sale of intn,
eating llqliorsln this State - and in obedience
70 an Ordinance Of the Police Jury of hi.
1a'isii' passed III conformity to said act. al if,
session OF i3tll day Of June 1854, Elections will
pe heia III Inc Parish of Assumption on NoSpAy
seveh'i gay OF august next 1859, between the
mouiS VI 9oclock Am. and 4 O'clock p. NJ. in
=. 1eseiai WARDS OF this Parish, for the purpose
m"hihg .he WIZ OF the voters Is TO the licen-
eng OF drinking houses and the sal lie orintoxica.
ting liuuors.
lie places Of election are as (plIrws.
LIST ward At or ear Jean AlIeman,s res;la,.o
commissioners, Valery LeBIanc, Octave
yves and Antoine MARTINEZ.
End =" At Or near Gabriel Rodr;r,s-,S ,,T,,
mousse, commissioners Numa Wives. Val
court Mclaneon and Augustiu Herman
dez.
eo az or near the plantation Of Severin Ian
Dry near the parochial church, commits
e,otlefs Ursin Melaneon. Florentin Mi
chel and SEVERN Landry.
4h AT or near Marits Albagnac's residence
commissioners Numa F'olet, A. +. puyh
aud VIM Marks.
9TH " AT or near Drauzin Himel's residence
Lovlnscy Hymel, j. Pierre Hache and
Ferdinand Lasseignc.
9th At or near Maxile Boudreau's coffee bo,se
commissioner Ellie Landry, MaxiIe Boudrrau
and Dominique Desbous.
18th dist Ator near the plantation of I. r.. Mail
hot, commissioners j. B.. b. La1dty, EIouarl
Delavigre aud Anguste Delaune.
sth AT the Court House i'll this parish. commits.
Ef Maurin, Al Gentle and J. S. Wilson
9Th " Atthe Billiard room ofC. J Is. Gauthier,
commissioners W. r. Mills, Velart Hebert
Constant l.. Simotieau.
oh ward At or near The residence of bufoss, ri
lIaHdry commissioners Charles Thiac. Emera,d
Landry and Leon Gauthreau.
18th At the residence of Francois NolIsre
commissioners John Mccartney, 6atien BIsn.
,hard and Marcelih A. Leblanc.
9Th " At Of near the residelce of Etieune
'enlsson, commissioner Il. N. Ellis, Cleopllas
'enlsson. and Etienne Penissou. son.
Bin " At or ner the residence of A. Simoneau
flerre Part, commissioners Valentin Baril-
at, Nalcour Porche and Anaclete Siuponeau.
4tn " ut or near the residence Of Ddrcino
lentrop, on Grand River, commissioners Leon !
'eBlanc, Pierre Theriot and ClatIes G,ros.
The commissioners OF the several precinIs
by the Police Jury of the Parish d
ssumption are hereby required to hold saidi
ectloHs aud to make the returns thereof ac- r.
to Inv. 4
Parish OF Assumption July End 1891. Is
4. +. HICKMAN, Sheriff ri
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A VS..

u M~ARCEELus, rablig,eant contracted
dc Ia puste eItre Napolennville ct Thibo.le lea ux
Sc clargera dc toltc ~ctnlniss On que %putIrrolt
Avoir nos l~aliialits poir M Narrissoi.
Un etabfissefhant de 81 geHhre mapq,,aft ta Il,
nos c%ontrtes. M. HARRISON Il eli ID bon esspri,
,ie lie fpmder. LIE patro5hhhaagea da public lie lui
Terra point DEBUT.
Corr da 5me District J,taiciairs. PA.
.rqisse, .Assapptiap. 4,
SUCCESSION DE FEU NAR'SE TRAHANf.
Hi vertu dun decret lie lhonorable Ia suss
tlte. Cour, en- date DID 8 Juliet 1854. il sera. Or
.tErt en- tente. pnblidne, b ~l'encan, pal Clyprfiesn
blanchard Encantetr dams ct pour Ia dlte pa.
foisse
IT. SameH ID Aodt 1854.
j. Ia Maison de Co,ir de cetre p~ara5isse,. a 10
l@,eures du matin, Id Negro ~suivant, appartenant
d la sas-dite Succession. SAVIOR:
JACK, negre age. de 10 ans, vendu CONNIE
ayant ell NAL i uiie jambe.
TERMEs q CoSDITrdsf:
lie dit esclave Jack sera vendn payable en- trois
iermes egaux, tcheant dams les inois de mars
de chatuae des ann es 1885. 1885 ct 1857, ltab.
quereur devra foutnir SEES billets endusses, pa-
yables au Bureau do Recorder de cette Parois.
Sc, avec interat apfas reecheance d raison de-
lruit pour cent par On, h~ypothaque sntciale sur
10 dit Negro ayec ID privilege du tendeur.
Paroisse Asso nption, . Juliet 1864.
CrPkIEN l.. BLANCHARD,
Encn tfcttt
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
rARc1ssE pTtoN

rARc1ssE ABSORPTION.
II a etc afttappe ct conduit sur fiabitatior
de Charles Forais, a trois miles ar-dessus du
village de Napoleenville, dams cette ~paroisse,
une JUMEsr americana, couleur ~canelle, de
belle taiIle, sans ttampes gu marque particn-
liare. Ellie a etc attrappee sur lie canal DIES At
takapas. a environ deux arpents du bayou.
81 cette ~jlInlent nest pas reliance d'iei an
onze aodt 1854 mercredi,j ellie sera tendhe a
%l'encan. an conf tant lie dit jour, d dix heures
du mati1. par Ie soussigne en- face de son bu-
reau, a Napoleonville, Paroisse Assumption.
Napoleonville, Assumption. re 8 Juliet 1854.
AMADEO M0REL,
Jnge de Paix du Sine ACCOMPLISHMENT.
N. B.. Tons les frais d payer par lie pfoprie-
taire. 81 Ia dite jument est reclamee.
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MOULIN A MATS PATENTE,
koUvELtE ~INvESrlox.

Ces nioulins sont propres a egrainer le tt,aIs
q le mouler senl on ensemble *aFee le cotoI
ct Ia paiIIe.
Par lie moyen de ces thoulins mn p%lanteur tire
TN benttice dun tiers sur son ina1s. Ces mon-
Inns rehcontrent III tc~oulenent rapidc dams
tont Get Eta', aitsi que dhns les %eontrets bd lis
ont etc intrudnits.
lly eli tin en- operation dams cette Paroisse.
sur I;ha bitation de NJ. w. A. SINS, on tous les
planteurs e. proptietaires de Stock sont invites
D aller lie voir.
A vendre par lie sous ignt qui est le sa,I pro-
prietaire de la Patante pour les l'aroisses As
ct Absorption.
Sadresser au soussigne d Napoltontile.
C.. E. CAMPBELIi
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Fifth Judilal Dtshfes Court. Parish

Fifth Judian Dtsbfes Court. Parish
of Hss,npiiou.
SUCCESSION of NARCISSE TRAHANT. Do
BY virtue Of 4 decree Of the Hon. the afore-
said Court, dated the 9TH inst, will be offered
for saleae auction, BYE Blanchard, auctioneer
Of said Parish,
on Saturday, Ia Of august 1854,
at the Court House Of said Parish. at ten O'clock
A. M, the following slave, belonging To said
succession, to wit.
A negro man named JACK, ayed 10 years,
sold as having once I'D a sore leg.
TERMS IL CdNpITIoNs.
Said slave luck to be sold payable in three
equal instruments, one third in each of The
months Of March Of the years 1858, 1856 and
1867. Purchaser To furnish endorsed notes pay
able at the office OF the Retorder Of this Parish,
bearing interest, after maturity, at the rate Of
eight per cent per annnln and special mortgage
20 be retained OH said slave, with vendor pri-
yilege.
Assumption, July 9th 1854.
G. II. Observation-Disclosures.
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~gN<~~-~ ~w~gseNF~-r~
/ o. LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF AssuMpTId,

PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
Was caught and taken to the plantation Of
Mr. Charles Forais, three miles below Napo-
leohvile, III the parish Ut Assumption, an Anne
ricali sorrel or roam mare lconleur %cahelle OF
a good size, without any brand or particular
mark said mare was caught on the Atiaka-
pas Canal, about two arpents fre,n tile t,avot,.
II she is not claimed before Thursday. the
eleventh day Of Augt,st next 1854, Mt 10 o o'clock
A. NJ, said ma re Will then b, sold st auction
Tor cash, by the undersigned in front oflis Of
flee, In the village Of NspoleonuiIlc, parish bf
Assumption.
NaposonsilIe, Assumption, Bib July 1884.
AAADEO MOREI.
J. p. 9Th ward.
y y The owner to pay all expenses, if the
mars is claimed.
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liCROUK.

rs, Dams Ia yed'e de Ia paroisse Assomp.
"a tion. ,n negre aaron, distn So r,utn,oer
~ Frank ct appaftenir d NJ. Thorn. Ellis iu
Bayou Black -ce hegre est Age d'environ 30
ans; i luku,anque ulie dep, . ia marhpire s,,,
p%etienre, 4 liza Gu %elnpoite Forfeit Jn pied
uropii 81 taille est lie cinq picds, sept pouces.
lie propriet,ire est soniits d avoir 4 IL retiter
Ii payant les frai..
Assumption Juliet. oath 1854.
4. +. nick viz sheriff.
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II. 7E1E g. G. 4. BLANCHARD.

Esncanteurs commissioners par l'etat, oareht
les services de leur profession j touss leurs
ANS ct a tous les habitants de cette paroisse
Pour les conditions s'adresser 4 Ia maison
de cour, Oh on lts rericontfeta clahde ioif
q IN ferie dams les bureaux du Gfcaitr ct do
Recorder.
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A v r. ~ 10 kai
A. MIA DI L

ui'e Ntgresse, agee de 90 a 80 ans, bonnie
-domestlqie de malson, bonne cuisiniare Of
bonnie blancfisseuse, attx conditions les pIus
avattaTe'isea, pour plus a,nples iifofmations +a.
dresser chez M. z Payaloste.
Paroisse Assumption, 8 Juliet 1888.
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A VENDRE


De bbiinesterres cu~ltirables ct DIES ryprie
res sltuees CONNIE il suit
Sur lie Grand Bayou, All dessus de lllabita-
ton de M NORBERT LAtyE ct au dessurs de
la residence do nj. f. M6LtEnE;
Sur le Bayou Cqrne, pres du ferry;
Sur lie bayou Pteyre-Part, au dessus ct au
dess6us du ferry;
Sur la BELLE Rtrierc. sur Ia route conduisant
sur l'llabitation GRos ct Payhu:
our le bayou C~renr:-sur lie bayou Droit;-
dams lie Bf6f6 Ltbdlie ,-datis IL Nopreau
Texas.
A vendre egalement des doubles conces-
slons situees derriere les habitations de MN.
Guillot, Barber ct a,itres:-dans lie BrnE 81
t'"eeaf CT sur lie railroad deg Opelousas.
Conditions ayantageuses.
Ssadresser q
0tVE
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T. ROGER.
CLARION, FoRGERoN, SELLER. CAR.
RUSSTEE >AA

Is so'issiane PREVENT lie public on,iI s,,s,
ad]olnt depuls quelque temps I'M liable 20
ROSTER ct quill est d meme do-sna vs,t a.
contractor pour tonte espece de reparat,on,
II s'est attach6 egsaleneint le nsc,n..
q1l asi longtemps t~rayaille asee In "a ra xnc'
ces dams les ateliers de M. Crane. Il n,sst
dol'c pas d'onvfages quill lie p,niisse cltrenre,s
're aujourd'hul pour Id repatriation DIES me-
II espere done antant par Ia unodic,ta 4.
SEES prlx que par lie tini d1 travail ds 81 se1's.
tie ct de sa forge, obtenir Ell saiisfairs 80,
tlofnbreuse clientele.
TRAsIMoND ROGER.
NOTICE.
just received from .Maysville TKy1 i fill
assortment of Ploughs of the ioilowing
marks
William Nc Clanahan;
James Hall;
Young IL Co.
Which are offered for sale al tie manll
lecturers price by
PUJOs u vERRET,.
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Ia bienseancc, lie borines mtlanieres ct la bone.

Ia bienseancc, lie borines nnlanierees ct la bone.
tlialite.
Les eleves fercnt tous lie, apres-midi quel.
ques exercices inilitaires simples.-lls auront
Iusage dune chanibre 4 baiIis tres comlnode.
lie College Sc trouve sur lie rigagc de la mer,
Ell il est bon dobserver que les eaux d. la mer
. Est Pascagoula, sont beaucoup Pitts f6ttes ct
plus pures qn'eIles ne lie sont aux antres eta
easements de bains sur les boris did Lac.
A cause du voisinage de ID Nile Orleans ct
re In Mobile, de sd salubritt, ct de labsenre lie
ces associations pefticieises des tilles ct des
grardes communicates, lie c~apituine Walshe,
d finstance de SOS patrons, a transporte lie 10.
cal du College a Est Pascagoula, Oh lon trolve
tous les avantagss des institutions du Nord.
sans letlrs Influences ct leurs prejudices To-
caux.
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TERMEs.

4. E8- F$#E#. @ ## 5cs
Pension, hanehissoge CT mseigneni III
par mons: $2j
kAterlles, do IL
Extras . DO
La %musique, pidnos tioltn, flute etc. s
lie dessir, s
La danse, s
Aucune deduction t5 ssttfa fate excepte en-
cas- dc nialadie proIonytd.-Ees Iitres, lie pa
pier, les pIdfnes, eIicrs etc, seront fournls au
trIx de ~iaetire.
Les cloves paiefontnhe somnts de $40 pour
fourniture de ut, %niatelas, e~reiliers, lave4mains
ct moustiftiaires, ct devront etre minis de s
servlettes, deus paires de dfaps, de,lx tales I'D
%relllers, uns graIlde coaverture ct ulle %coirte-
pointe.
Les vacances comnettetoht lie Is decem-
bre et %flnlroit le ii %janvier, ct aucuhe charge
he sera fate pour ce temps.
Lee bateaux de III MALE des Flats Unis,
~laissant Ia Nlle-OrIeans nardi, jelidi et samledi
4 midi, %arriveilt an College a neuf he,irss du
soir. prix de passage $3 ct III ,5O-et les ba.
tcaux ~laissant Ia Mobile Iundi ct jeutIi d midi.
s'arrttelit aussi au College - Prix de passa 20
50 ct y 1850.
Les parents ct t~tteurs qui desirellt assurer
ule bonnie education a lelirs %erfants, dams M
tudruit salubre, ct pros de chez eux, sont So
pectueusement invites Il vis Ter Est Pascagoula,
afiil de inger par eus-meInes, ct lie surintenda Il
aera heurenx de leur otrir III logement au
College sans frai Is, pendant leiir %seejour.
Les .leves qui y teront transporter lenrs che
,atix, %ponrrort apprendre fexercice militaire A
chevaI ct le lnaneEe.
Les elGves catalogues auront rayantar re
Il ttre ~in-trnits dams Ieur I'd igion, an moins u1s
iois par scltlaine. par lie p~asteur de cette oonl
gregation.
lie hoIlbre des tltves, y coinpris les extef-
iles, est Unite i 90.
Pour dts references, des details on ua PROS
s'adresstr au capitaine Walshe, au Gu
re Miftaire di Sud d Est pascageula, on
70, 9 Commercial Place . NIIeLDrleans.
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A. ]. POWELL

q. J. .PUW ELL.
Us. DEP. Surveyor 8 land agent.
Donaldsonville. La.
The daily union., 1854-11-23

SuooTIsG ArFRAy IN LYscHnuRG.--ihe Petersburg Ex-
press states that named Marshall In the employ of
the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company, shot his
paramour Lynehburg Sunday last pistol was the
weapon used and the unfortunate died in about
two ous after the fatal shot the ball passing through her
lungs. Marshall has been arrested and lodged in Jail
The daily union., 1854-11-23

SJATIsrIcs OF MsctLAR EoVEeNan has the power of
initiating every motion but that OF flight 80 effect this
he has in maturity and health so bones his head 90 in
his thighs and legs 90 in his and hands and GT in
his trunk He has also 431 muscles His heart makes "a
pulsatons in minute and therefore, 374oin an hour
i6o il day There are also three complete crcuatons
of his blood in TIE sort spsee Of an hour In respect to
the comparative speed of animated beings ad o. mpeed
bodies may be remarked that size and construction seem
TO have little influence, nor has comparative strength
though one body giving quantity of motion to another
is said TO lose much of its own. The soth is by no
means small animal aud yet it travel only fifty PAGES
day worm craws only five inches in fifty seconds but
ladybird fly twenty million times its own length in
less than an hour. An elk mile and half In
seven minutes; antelope mile In minute; the wild
mule of Tarary has speed greater than that's an
eagle fly eighteen leagues in hour Canary falcon
reach $50 leagues in the short space of sixteen
hours, violent wind travels sixty miles in an hour
eound l,l42 English feet in second.
The daily union., 1854-11-23

The new gun of which the Austrian military so
proud only differs from the musket in the fact that
six very superficial grooves cut down the inner surface
of the barrel The surface of the lower part of the bullet
which very soft lead is deeply noched and the action
of the ramrod naturally forces the projecting edges into the
grooves The barrels furnished at the breech with
what is technically called thorn This thorn, tgs
is round, solid piece of iron projecting nearly inch
and half into the inner and lower part Of the paIrel
Round the harnhat s between the thorn and the inner
surface of the barrethere is naturally an empty space
and into this the charge of powder falls. When the in
den,ed crmped bullet is rammed down, it completely
fills the lower part of the grooves but descend fur
ther than the point top of the thorn and the
quence is that the powder being subjected pressure
every grain of it ignes at and the time, and
propels the ball with prodigous force.n
The daily union., 1854-11-23
WHIGGERY.

WHlGGERI.
The elections in the socaed free States this fall have
resulted adversely to the democratic party That is grant
ed. But nobody is able to tell who is the victor Whig
gerry used to be preached by Henry Clay and Daniel
Webster not in the contest at all We hear occasion
ally of Of whiggery in which the main element is
peat of whggery which Henry Clay used to talk
Its life, experience and final absorption by abo
tonism and know-nothingsm now be written with
fnis to it. 1t is dead and embowelled by the isms
Whiggery has been very shOrt-lived affair. II lived
rather longer than its father National Republicansm
but long its grandfather Federalism Anti-ha-
sonry-opposition to societes-ked off national
repubcanism while the secret society of know-nothing
has helped swallow whiggery
Whiggery has proved shorter-ived humbug than Mcr
monism The two started in life about the time but
bug.
In two three of the southern States only is there such
a deuson the belief that there is live whig party
This deiusion will be dssipated. There is trium
phant southern democratic party and triumphant north
crn abolition party There firm and compact northern
democratic organzttion also which although defeat
ed by union of the isms will arise to trumphs bu
there is whg party. The northern wings making
the best possible with the aboonists, and the
southern wings with the know-nothings. There is no
whg party We should not be surprised to hear that the
rappers receiving communications from it. taking il
for granted that it had spirit and that its "sphere
in the other world is not too low down for the rappers to
hearit
The daily union., 1854-11-23

EXPERIMENTS IN sHELL-THRowING.On Saturday Adutant
General Stone and few of the light artillery met At South
Boston Point With sinch iovzpf, for the puTpos t
practising seae experiments with shell At the parade
and exercise fortnight ago the tried shells burst in tho
mortar, and the aduant general determined to discover
the He found by the experiments of Saturday that
it consisted in the too heavy charging of the howitzer,
pound of POWDER which is laid down in the Ordnance
Manual. This il appears, is too much BY smaller
charge (about pound they answered admirably and
the result is of not merely local. but national interest
Mr. Alger the uapueoarer Of the shells wss present OF
the ground.-- Boston Transcript
The daily union., 1854-11-23

RAILROAD HJuscTIos.A despatch from Wheeling OF tho
2lst states A
The suit for injunction TO restrain the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad from making connexion with the Cen
trail OHIO railroad Benwood instituted by the city OF
Wheeling time since, to-day concluded by the
granting of an injunction.
Benwood is four miles below Wheeling directly oppo
site Beir the eastern terminus of the Central Ohio road
and the city Of wheeling canienls that mas.ng no eo
nexion there is violation Of the contract Of he companJ
to secure Wheeling the practical benefits of the western
terminus of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
The daily union., 1854-11-23

THr TO GET HUsBANDs.--We commend the follow
ing to all ladies who in haste get married 1t the
best recipe for single blessedness that have seen
gentleman of the bar In neIghboring county, IN
circumstances and pretty good Practice had rendered
himself somewhat remarkable by his attempts in the way
of matrimonial speculation maiden rather advanced 10
years, residing miles distant in the neghborhooa
hearing of this lawyers specuiang propensity that ns
character was unexceptionabe and his situation IN i~
tolcraby good, resolved upon making him her hOs
band sne hit upon the following expedient She peenl,
ed suddenly to be taken very ILL., anal sent for the man
BY her will she devised 10000 in bank stock to be d
vded among her three cousins thousands In bonus
and notes to niece and vast landed estate to fayor'e
nephew. The win being finished, she gave her lawyer
very liberal fee and enoned secrecy upon him for some
pretended purpose thus precludng him from an inquiry
into her real circumstances Need mention the resnii
In fortnight the lady thought proper be again restca
TO health The lawyer called to congratulate her on ne
restoratonbegged permission to visit her, which was po
itey given After short courtship the desired offer w
made. The bargain concluded and ratified by ne
priest The lawyers whole by his wife consists o.
an annuity of sixty-6ve dollars.-Epgiish Paper. 30
The daily union., 1854-11-23

or throw down the affairs of supersutiop.
For the regeneration of the world it was requisite tlai
the Divine Being should enter into the abodes and the
hearts of men, and dwell there that idea of Him shond
arise which should include all truth respecting His essence
that He should be known only abstract and alb
soue cause but perfect being from whose perfect ma
tnre the universe eluence not rs distant Frovi-
dence infinite power ad upcerain or inactive WILL but
as God present in the flesh not as III absolute awgyer
holding the material world and all moral aud i4ie gent
existence in the chains of necessity bp creative spirit
lad dwelling in man. his feow-worker and guide
When the Divine Being thus presented to the SOUL
He touched at once Maps aspirations affections and intel
Ipencc; and faith in Him sunk into the nmos heart OF
humanity In vain did the proud ana ambitious Arius
seek to overlny spiritual truth with the fabulous cqncep
tions of heahensm paganze Christianity and to sub
ordinate its craDchsing power to false worship and to
desposm Reason asserted its right of supremacy, and
the marty of superstition driven from the held Then
Mooncd Asharoth ecpsed, and Osiris was seen no
more m Memphian grove then might have been heard the
crash falling temples of poly hesm and instead OF
them came that harmony which holds heaven and earth in
happiest nnion
Amidst all the deep of humanity during the sad
conflict which was protrsctcd through centures for the
overthrow the past and the reconstruction OF society the
idea of an ncnrnate God carried peace into the bosom Of
mankind That faith emancpated the slave redeemed the
captive elevated low lifted up the oppressed consoled
the wreched Inspired alike the heroes OF thought and the
Countless masses The rodden nations clung it
TO the certainty of their inure emancipation and 1t SO
filed the heart of the greatest poet OF ihe middle ages
perhaps the greatest poet Of all tmethat be had no pray
so as TO behold in the profound and clear sub
stance Of the eternal light that circng OF rejected ght
which showed the image of man
From the time that sbis truth OF the Triune God was
clearly announced he longer dmly conceived as
remote and shadowy causay but appeared as all that is
The daily union., 1854-11-23
From the Nashville Union

Col. CUNNINGHAM,
Editor of the Charleston News.