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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-09

n wv hEhii = hr Nun Edition oil "aIONE, by
~ Mmon llarland. In handsome ~ mo, VOL;
pri 25. A. MORRIS, Richmond Publisher
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.
lcuf whni ffnnk Leslie If il in his Ipdies Ga.
Rrtir:
Wnhnyc rrnd This exceedingly elegant contribution
to ou light literature with absorbing interest. "Alone"
i heart offering VI the nlr of home and social af
lce;ions simple mle of tca life dedicated tony hro h.
ar nnd sisic We welcome such '~ibues a.is most
heartily. Nothing IN us wny strikes our memory
hcing is equal. md give place to fitting notice in
,ur nttistc tHzette wound gem of Iurcst rny,
aud commend Alone 10 every retneI mind
houe stnuds far above the light literature of the day
in ia -sr and general detail Frederick burg u rrn Id
Natural aud life like In its ,unccption-. nnd tcrming
with incrcsi; while u vein al rich and cheerful humor
aud nn oVcllnwiIR sympathy, vnde the entire work,
aud sparkle upon cvr,y pnEe We have t'ul M ovel
"hich we can 80 henrlily cunmend 10 th' fn bhe
Alone '-IcN Ningten Gnzrue.
Clbm, terizod by inrcc clenrnc-- nnd orginalify.-
Cooley Lad, =. Posk.
II stahds unnc as being ect tnn extent u, irinal.
Ii l. renathn le aud curious of work
y nnoso It is skilf1ly plnnr ed mud deeply inter-
eating stony, hut something more thnn story and I.
designed be "-omrthi,g' better than interesting
We think she hns accomplished NOR, then she int, ndc
Southern Lin ,nry Messenger
One o the bes works of frtian hnv. ever r.ad. -
Marion Ilnrhid' may be Justly plnccd In tho very
front rink oi American female wricrs-Bc ford Scni-
mel
II benrs tho unm-tnkn lie /. pr of highly gifted
mind Dai viii. Register.
Every page Is nn ncien ; the language is rhnse and
ceg TIM whole tale fascinating TINT holds tho
rrhict's mini in finn rresp util j. is fn he'd
' ennf f"st. oct 2Sts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-09
$40 REWARD

$50 REWA ARD
- AN away lronthe subscriber the 18th May,
~ negro man named MIKE belonging to Mrs -
Dance, ofPowhatan county, Va. Tn" sad negro is
bout #. inches high; we'll set; bnck-betwech - and
80 years old; he Navy CAP, hi other clothing
remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered to me- section 10 Vn. Il Tenn. Railroad, Pu
aski CO., w. or SD if lods god in jail whee get
him. JACOB RUMBOUGll.
jun5-ts
t-ya Rich-,c-d W - aud Buchanan Recorder copy.
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NEW GOODS "a
n NRESH ARRIVAL, for FALL & WINTER

n Ncxt Door lclow Q. Norso's HOOK C0mmi-si0n
Store aud Immediately oppnste the Warwick House
Tho subcrhcr has iu.t received his supply nf FALL
md WINTER GOODS which consist of Boots, Shtc.,
Hats und Cups unks, Vnces, Carpet Bngs, &c. 81.
lis goods ire of the latest STYLES. md "a
* pfessy in orie by the best Manufacturer in iladel
lhu. which ciy stands uniynlcd IN the muuuiac ire Of
Boots aud Shoes md sH"ly add llnts mud Gnps,
frunk-, Vahrc- and Carpet Bngs by making my
purchase late thnn u.un, whcn few buyers in
iunr,e and Goods "nerine lower vriees, nm cnphed
offer bargains tl0t can br appreciated. would res
pcctfuly invite cx ,aiuntion of my Stock by nll
writing good, chenp and lnshnnnb Goodsn my linz.
no oi-It SAMT. y RHMkOUGH Ae't.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-09
aOCKET. EOGkETS;
And all kinds Of fDaguerreOtype JeNelry

A S CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST + AND AS GOOD
~ As THE BEsT The snbscribcr would Gull the at.
tenon Of the publ the tact hnt he has at all Tin
of the ho,e articles and with the addi
rions he receives every lew aecks, direct the
ulactory AMI Importers; enables him, with small
stock (om 600 to 800 worh) constantly on hand,
To furnish fresh goot<- Gt>hitnabie, substantial and
bcautlIuat as Iow ices any real establishment
this side of New York; with pirturs equn to any in
this country and warranted To prase both regards
iewcry aud Pictures Lynchburg Gallery, next TO Fir.
gni, Bank, Man St, sen cfthe fne; DtnvIllc, Main
street. / E GIBBS, Proprietor.
mug 96.dArts
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GAS! GAS! CASH

DERSGNS Wishing their hou.rssftc, for burning
Il Gas vii find some strong mduccmc nts offered. by
applying The subscriber. nvc Pond wotbInen and
superior stock of materials. A. e. DABNEY. Of
N. B.--Al orders for fitting up Tobacco Factories
received within sxt. days, rnyment will be requircd
before the lst OF juno, 1870 =
inn 7-dta
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Large Stock New Goods at Cost for Cash
H. H. LEWIS

I \ ron cqrencc al bad health nm compelled 10 qnt
hu.iuc.-,nnd viii tom this day sol all oi my splendid
.locl Of entirely lod for enah summit
.aod- on hane will be oil red NJ pris much les dian
cost w stock Is urPr nni desirable consisting oi u
splendid assortment 81 Ladir Dre-. Good, Finn NM
iles Hosiery Gl v's. Sha"s Plain B mex Sk', &c.
40 -plcnlid stuck o Fine Cloth Cashmere Plush
ld nIh,l Vrstings, fino Scn'f., Cmvnts and Pocket
handkerchief, ,thor with spIcudid Hs.altn ont
II staple pood. say Blankets Pulled Goth. Cnscnetl-
ijusey.. Rlenc.ea ond BIO Cotton, Irish Linens
nnrels Cheeke, &c.
mo,t particularly n,itenin want of good bnrenins
mud GOOD goods to pive call | nm determined To
rIu-c Them Is speedily us os>ible.
nov2 2Dts B. II. LEWIS.
ta'O ENE CGGIZEN> OF LfNCliBukG
ANp ITS NicINirY.-As intend To have my store
rnisrI. the earl Pnrt q" tho ensuing yonr, tlnk
rspedirnt reduce my stock ruch IA possibo
III, reinle offer the nublic all nt my valuable and
,s,llnssnrtc1 stock very REDUCED PRICES If
ny customers viii pIeusc give cn they will be snt-
sized thu this notice il humbuc. larRe lot 81
rALMAS md LADIES' GLOAks, also Carpets, Rugs
mud Bookings nj Gnsl. Sup'r Bed flnnkets Sntnets,
Cns-imerc., CrnIc, MeIinn mud Sk Snnwls, Drcs4
SIlls, Pocket ndkeclief--flnin and Embruidered.
with n large lot ol Needle Work, md Nd Gloves.
o oi Supr Iigalefs. GA cts,-bcauliful article
nev 9sts JOHN hBRAHhMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-09
RICHMOND
SAW MANUFACTORY,
10Th STKEET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS,
RichmoDd vn
RICHMOND

fNolAND 4 BURGER. sror,ictor., wruld respect
fully state To thcr friends and the public generally
II Al in consequence of tho very nateng success with
wlrh they have IN thar cute, p.e they are pie
rn,ing manult tcturc with greater facility nhd pronpt.
ness than heretofore, SAWS, aud especially CIR
CULAR SAWS which, upon the testimony oi ZONE Of
our best most reliable citizens, ,uimed Ia be
superior in their working nil others They may he
found In n the principal Hardware Stores in the ei'ynl
Factory prices
All Saws stamped TOLAND & BERGER nre wer.
rnnted IN the lu scnac, matter from whom nr by
whom purchased
Orders respectfully solcited mud promptly executed
~ All lnttars promptly answered
pue l2-t. TDIAND & BERGER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-09

AND NEN.YOKk FACkETS.-Ths new -asHSk
ilune line is composed of the following vessels, aad
.niIs from Newiork every three days. All owned in
the city of Richmona, viz:
Cn, Il DnIn1
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For Rent.

rgNHE su scrbrr having nade arrangements 10 leave
Il the city, wishes rent tho hpnse aud lot where lac
now Ives, tor remainder nf the year. F"r terms APP
;l, 10 myself or Mr. Henry ]. Brown.
,pp | ,I,s c. e. WINGFIELD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-09

NEGROES WANTED.-Thes subscriber
~ continues in market for NEGROES. of both
sexes, between the ages of 10 and 30 years. in
cuding Mechanics, such as Blacksmiths and
Carpenters, and will Fay the highest market
prices in cash. His office is newly erected
brick building on lst or Lynch street, immediate-
ly in of the Farmers Bank, where he is pre-
pared, Qhaving erected buildings with that view)
10 board negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale or
otherwise, ON moderate terms. and keep them
rs secure as il they placed in the Jail of the
Corporation. SETH WOODROOF.
sep % de c6mos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-09

t''s''' ~ 49,
SECO VI EDITION OFLOWdNS DIG EST.
Digest OF the Laws OF R"nl Property, generally sdop
ted and In use In thc United States; by john Taylor
Lnmux, l.. l.. D., of the Judge. of the General
Court oi Virginia and formerly Professor Of Law in the
University oi Virginia. j
Second Edition, in 3 v,s. royal syo great, enar.-
ged md improved. l
The new C"le of Virginia hns been embodied in thi.
edition nnd rclr ipndr tn all the reported
decided in the supreme Court ncr 1873 the 9th an
Inst volume oi Gnunn's Repnrts inclusive, well as
additional mrurr taken from cnt English and Amer
can authorities rendering this edition of The most
il not II" most ,almble compepd an ui purely Amcril
Law. upon the subject oi Rsul Property" ever
issued IN his country So far regard. Virgnn, ths
edition viii be found tn lr.seit her the sy of
Re, Property Inv. all OF 1t ~hirh is usually rouph,
the consideration Of the Student and Of the bar and
of the bench.
A. MORRIS, Law BOOKSELLER.
And Publisher. 81 Main Street, Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-09
l,.st.,s MOUNTAIN MuLL Stones

I 2
The undersigned are row procuring from their cello.
ai.,l quarry at tho Busa Mountain Montgomery com
a. Mill Stones aul Burrs OF the very bcst quality. The
reputation OF therH widely kLoN r, but II
Rnirnud giving US increased facilities n fill order.
hive np onted Mcdaniel, ilurt 4 lreston. md Ice
Johnson, Lynclhfs, agents for the snic of IN
,hu will rcceiv order4 and have then 'uihlcd
,hortrst notice.
Our Address, llIa sburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE Il Co.
Janc. NJ. Williams, Danyilic, v Reynolds & &c
lc,f iii, y. @. nrcalsr ourngcn l.P. 4 Gu
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rURNACEs. RANGEs AND sTovEs

FURNACES, RANGE5 AND STOVES
rssIiE most beaufihll md r,nficle assortment "f
4 Warming aud CooknC nrpntntus ever exhibited in
a1i. N rhct may be found III" Furnace and
panpr Wnrchorsc Main street 10 which tho a,tcn-
lion # the people oi lyncntufg and surrounding coun
fr, /. most curdinly invited : BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-09
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH
REDUCING STOCK

- II. LEWlS.-From hi. day | will sc very
ID. great barga - IN STAPLE aud fahcy Go.Ids for
cash My stock il very iarge and must be sid. All
in vnni If Goods would do wcll IL give a ca'l =
nov21 Ia Il. II. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-09
IOURNENMEN .nupemters Mamted

y )-rwenty good orkmru can find employment with
e Subscribers. HALLETT j MAZE.
on IL,
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ROBINsON's PRACTICE-vOL. L
AND " III BE SPEEDH Y PURL LSHFD.
ss'rhc Practice tn Courts Of Justis In
England and the u. states"
by CONWAY ROBINSON ESQ.

VI |. a. L. the place nnd tune pt u iunsaci1nn or
proceeding treating hi,ny of the COZ nict Il Laws
nd the Statute of Limitations.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-11
hnecdote of General Miller.

ifcr The 'cr:-i;ory Of Arkansas ~as 'c:acl
81 rom Missouri. ana made a separate ,'rinci-
paii'v and power, :hc irst governor sen;
there lv our COOL >tcp-,!ame. the United
States, was James Miller a yankcr-;he
same man whose memorable answer is on rec
ord when a~,cl il ic cou.l take battery
III try."- H. has since been Co;ictoy a; S,
lem. Mass. Gcy Miller left his TERRITORY l.
Universally beloved and his iiamc i rcmcm-
hcrr,! with respect AID affection. His mid
unaffected, easy manncrs-l:is simple and
plain rc;ui.ica,,isn--anl his excellent gao'!
sense. gave him III gL claim upon the people
of this territory. of which he was cn;,la:ical-
iy the ta',:or.
Tier. = an ancc..ota connected with his
administration which is to GOOD 10 lac lost
COL Walker. a lawyer Of of the TERRITORY. and
one Of the oldest residents here. was the siicr-
III of Hampstead. a frontier county on the
south during the time of the Governor ;
rule. a band of Indians, (Chcrokcc~. from
Red Ri>cr.) made some inroad> upon the
county. and at length stole some horses. Col
Walker raised the po>", followed them and
killed a couple of,hcm. R"coIiectins after
wards that he hal acted without authority he
posted TO TIE seat Of government. and present
ed himself to Coy. Miller. Col. Walker Is
a large fine. bluii look ing man. not much a
.raid of ANYTHING. The Governor received
him with great politcncSs, and requested him
to bc seated.
We'll. Col. Wake" said l,r. "what news
from llemrstca! -
"Not much. your Evccllcnry: only those
Internal Chcroktcs have been in among us.
roi,i,inn us Of our horses again.
sWhcn :-niorc than once =.
YES. your Excellcncy-half a dozen
times"
.Whv did YOU rot follow them he in
quircd in great wrath.
What, without o.,'crs
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THE pow Err CT HABIT.

John Il t,Ourh tlIr clOuupnt trnnrraptp
a,iyo.a.c a,l~.~.cj an ;,o,.cn.c oo,,;.,co :.
iy.,.r u,u Honda, ,.y v..i. 49,, o,l
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f.,,ov.;,c tro,, o,lo, ,,,,..r ofD.. o..
Tho orator wen, ON 70 cor,,,, 49,. ,o,;a,
,l,.. h,,;t c,n ,,o Lrol.., az ~ ,r, ,,
AMI he d;a ;, },v = series oty;v;d Illustrations
ono Of which rro,urel ;n,cnS. cxc;..-
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-11
A Hint to Vermont Farmers.

lhe American Consul at London Air San
'"''. 'a!>. IN one of his letters. :.our farmers
>"'H'd SOW plenty of spring wheat. and plant
~! quantity Of Indian corn. The Baltic and
d a. . 'eas viii certainly he closed for at
''''' t"clvclronth. ENGLAND and Western
"A' uthern continental Europe will have
- .2'. TO the United States alone for sup
r: 'i'rcaI>tui'> hitherto obtained from those
-"
! 'TH'-r' %: Ncraoct. will yo, not DO we'll
1t mon ;' suggestion. especially 50 far
.'''' 10 lie corn crop: T.ly war in En-
VII undoubtedly create a ademaui for al
- >HrI.a> brcal-tutis our country can pro-
- f. anl at hi.h prices. Corn Is the best
TIA. can be raised in Vermont Gor the
It % come. 1t is generally sure crop.
"'''.! does not 50 much exhaust the sol! q,
zen potatoes. With proper care and culture
'','A 80 TO 10" bushels per acre may lie rails
~ upon our valleys aud mountain Sides
MN; is alr'adv one o, tho safes. and mo ),
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-11
N;rOlEON.s LAST YEAR.

About wear before his death. a sndden
change took place in the daily habits Of Ma
,,oleon. His better ange: had whispered in
70 bi, ear and carried solace and contentmcn,
20 his heart lie no longer secluded himself
from the world. lie went among his fellows
as a man should mix with them, and as an
emperor might. The gardeners were very
busy, especially the Chincse-an industrion.
race Nsroleon takes his place amsus them
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-11

young ia':'7s ct taunton VINO had presented
the b'bic' were bestowed upon the maids of
honor a: co'rt: and those rrccio,;s ladies
made very bad bargains with them. irdcea
employing Quaker to drive said barrains
" hen the Bloody Assize wa. at IFS most dis.
NAL height. the king was diver,ine himself
with horse races in the vorv nlacc where Mr..
L!s!o had been executed. Wien J.frro,.s
'"'' "o'H his wort. and came h,mc arain. Ike
wa particularly con,plimencd in tic Royai
Gazette ani wien The kin. heard tina. thro'
":a"N'nnc>S and ragi.g he vas very Ill, his
oHIo"s Majesty remarked that sur, another
"..n could hot easily be found in England -
i'"7:de' al '.iS, former sheriff 81. i.on.!on.
named Cornish. was hanged il syl.t 1t !...s
"'.n lo'-c after N a'antin.i'v co:,,..,.,.i
'r''! ior having h.ia ,l.ar~ ia Il, /: 9 II,.u-,
i.";. ~ c:i'i -" :.:;ya X Ku;nsev. VIII.
..~i '..,.;a 20; oi,!eeC: 90 conf 8 W.. ;ir. /
+ otlos",' 90 lie evidence h hid ci,en q
IL ia. o. Lord !,n.-".i 81. 81, t!.- very
H'ae ''7r. I ,To::I: vi,.oy;. na;.,oi Liz 18th
.:rn'. - !n:rn-'i alive a, Ty,.;:ra. Clr La
IL !. ite',:i I vrc:.,. ~lo l...a-c,. eve c.;-
den"c against her Sho :i,ol H. il:.l a,,o-..
her with her own lani- 50 tai ,:.e flame,
:Aouid roach hcr Gu;chl J. anl ro9!v sail,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-11

profitable branches of industry. lie who acts
wisely. in view Of the signs of the times, will
piat hN rorn. in good season. in good soil, in
crcat abundance, and guide the plow and ply
the hoe ri cht mcrr;lv-U u 'otchman.
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THE PATRIOT PRISONERS,


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Lake i'ii'paiA an" '''e -. lawrence :"
that i''S' there w'F" "'oH' seventy prisoners
an not very strong garrison 80 'h'.' '''
iir'' thing the yotn- S"m1S'n' thoU@"' OF
was to escape fi"''i"@' however 'h''T ie'-
l." c7p'i'c' ind'~r'~cd 70 90 anE'hin- ''r
THEMSELVES .'a'o" ana frcdrrirk determined
to act without til" rest ; ana a"'oF'''1iv' the
first time they "'T" 'aS'n o'' o. "a" Tort 70
S''hrr' :" aS>e' 'n some c"mno" services
they cprunr from he ranks nj 4 concerted
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-11
TIL. AR ABS.

TIE ARABS.
T.. r",i;T - 'c .rab ra-.. g.,
-, :ri t.. 'or. IL oa C.. ni~ ,r'tures. y thou.,
:In.r h"o~n, wind ,,.!' ,ot.u-i. :::,a, s.n.olc
...:/''!a.': a... IL ;...o..j". :a,e. w,.igl.
~ told l. III, Arabs. -'r;;.:nel~ cx,mp!i.,..s
Ia noUr tt.i; in Their ,l.ara-;,r.
Here were thr-e ir.'-. called .il,..N.,!.
Nlr>;al!a and lig:+.n. ;...~e d;~!;ncu;.h, !
i,rihy.r ~"ncro-iil ,haH any o:i.rr~ Of ;hci.
'r.'c. One lay. ,A"cc Ara1~ We, tii-p,:,in.
- 10 whicl. was thr most generous Of the
three. lut 10: benz able 10 dr"ilc. ;,.ov a
srrc'l to disguise them elves * poor person..
an'i solicit icr charity
The first wen. 10 Alla.iala rs he was iu,.
setting of for Journey He tod his tale Of
distress. when Ah,iall.ha ,li>mountcl. and
gave Ike Arab his clothing provisions winch
he had provided for the journey. AMI tie
camel. lui tol,. The Arab to be- careful of the
sword. a> i; was a present f:cm Mahomc'S
Ion.
r, ,r,. :,
-, " y,
1waNc hi> master. and knowing Mus;aplla'> :
generosity. cave Tie Aral four LIn,!r.d PIE
"a; I'D. When Nu>fapha awok,, ard tie
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-11

pass that point Up with the helm Now
turn. Pull hard quick quick pull for
your lives pnll till the blood starts from The
nostril>. and the veins stand like whacorl
upon The brow Set the mast IN the socket
hoist the sail All. ali 1T is too iatc.-'
'Shrrking. cursing howiinr. bl.Sri;cminc-
over they 90 Thon>and % over the rapids
every year. through: III" p0T'r ot wi habit
CRYING all the while. When find ont that il
is iniurinc me will give it up
In concluding. The Spca,cr warned vo;:ar
men. in very impressive lan~ua-e that tI.cv
co''li no, cvcrhy rcnitc~ca. aintn,lmen! and
!on1sil' oi rei;1;on a!:l u-nlIinse=. wan
oNi Tie sam Of early dissipation. nor alw,rS
i"m:> thc accusing .a-Ir', ii.:t w.ri.i lie
even H Their hoIicst romcnj-
iac Biaci.est Pa: il English ll.:;o.?.
Tie .";low;:.c ~. 5.,;.@e; from i (i:i:d'.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-03-11

AYES. sir.-withort orders You should
have killed them. sir
$50 did beautifully" was the response. "a
couple Of them
The Governor was t.Acn ali :.:..rk. but 6:
course had nothing 10 say. Not Ion. after
wards he Ecid coanril with the tribe
The chief lamen'ed ti.t death OF one Of the
men who hal fallen. and said he was cool
man. heap" What does he ..y:" inquir-
ed Miller. I, was interpreted. Tell him.
SAID the Governor. THAT he WAS in awful bad
co-u-,auy y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08
New York Mirror.

UPRIaHT MEN-We love upright men. Pull
them this way and the other. and they only
bend but never break. Trip them down and in
q trice they are on their feet again. Bury
them in the mud, and in one hour they would be
out and upright You can not keep them down,
you can not destroy them. They are the salt Of
the earth Who but they start any noble pro-
ject? They build our cities, whiten the ocean
with our sails, and blacken the heavens with
the smoke Of their cars. Look to them,
young men, and catch the spark of their
energy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-08

Three fragments Of Cicero's famous treatise
on !" Fate" have lately been found in Naples,
on sone parchment composing the binding of
book.