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NV ORLEANS, ostaher %. lasi.

5 b. NEw ORLEANS, October %. 1856.
70 a. Elsentipe Conaiase af the .appeicqa Parry d
Loasiana:
aENrLEmES-You have been pleased to address a
note 70 me requesting me to state in writing for the
purpose OF publication my determination to support the
American parts Of Louisiana At the ensuing election
Whether good to the will be accomplished or not
by such publications 1t does not become me to say My
political opinions and my political preferences have syer
been openly and frsnkly asowed on all occasions, and
meyer will BE- coneeslsd therefore state nhsstaiingy
that my DISCRIMINATION has long been made not only TO
support the american Of Lousias It's principles
and its measures, but to vote for aud use all my in
huence to elect all The aeiets Of te party ,cao sav
exception afeer, from ir Dsrbigny for Governor down
70 Mr. stimsn, for Superintendent Of Public Educatou
On the State ticket and the Of the city ticket
and cannot withhold the expression Of my desire that
every personal friend OF mine whose political preference
shs American party is similarly Inclined will as
engage to secure this triumph of the only political
parry that win restore the purity OF the ballot box IN
Louisiana and purge it Of the oorruption which ba. ~
xass aassaeed Il In the political history Of cur
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Carpet Warehouse,

10 CHARITIES GTREEf.
By daily arrivals receiving, the
snh Wilton Velvet
PESTR Brussels Phys ugaa CARP ETNGs aso FLOOR
OIL CLOTH Of yAieas widths quaiisa all sizes
t Crumb Cloths Window Shade Table Piano Covers Hair
Cloths Stair Rods ali Of which onor market
oas aEst A. BRUUSsEAU a co.
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wM. prBuYs.

Inc attention Of purchasers is called to the
sale % auction this day, By R. Sykes Of an tina frn
snfs lin the dwelling situated ST Charles stre.t Ia,
nsyadss street The sale win commence at ,os oooeE
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Ga Monday morning, o'clock MARY MASON mil
dan ghssr of WIN. AZ. snd Mary E. B. Perkins. s
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kss'esCsees', T'afs Ressslsesysess 81 Co.,
COPPER, TIN, AND SHEET IRON WORKERS.,
General Furnishing Store,
50 AND 81 FRONT, 90 AND So FULTON STREETS.
Heating and Cooking stoyv Tin Ware Oil can stsan Fire
force and Lin Pump Brass Cock Globes Valves and stsam
Whistles Chatting Dahss Uurn Cup
ETC., etc.
Manufacturers Sheet Bads Hssse
tng Escape Pipes Juice Boxers Kssrers Copper Worms sl
Clarifying Ksttlos woagh, Pipe all sixes Rubber Hose
etc., etc. 5a[ .4.=Z
Aganfor worthingon Safety Steam Pumps Kas Fire
Pumps. sehsdss aad Vacuum Gaage Fars Magnetic
Water Cargo. auaS 2ps.AWtno
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Embroidered HnsedkerChtefs.
LACES AND COLLARS.
s. R. G hu r CT hill,
fJAy-y,oye Nf alao ;zt,.

~0Ra10A 0h "a y "H0b aLU Sr PS1CuC16 otkVetHi
Has received lot OF ..5.. ....r-.
FINE EMBROIDERED HANDKEReHIEFs, al q ssch
TAPk BohpERED do at 80 cen.s each.
DlMrTY BANDS, at 80 cent? each.
EMBROIDERED COLLARS, at 50 cents zach.
WHITE COTTON, yard wide, at I25k ceu,s.
WHITE FLANNELs, at ali prices.
w great ares lately bought al auction and
will be sold at GREAT BARGAINS. and examine for our.
selves.
oss 9p2t q. B. CHUR CHILL.
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ARIsH OF ORLEANS.

FOR STATE sENATE.
sssl LE0NGE BURTEHE
GLENDY BURKE.
i. y. MICHEL.
ROUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEsi
n FTrs Diaries-nr. WIN. b. LINDSAY q. IT,
N Ss JOHN r. PLATTsMIER. ~
s.sf sssssd District -TMOs. III sHIEIDs,l
IS f4 r.. a. BARTLETTE,
W tss a. g. BRICE. ts-4s
a1i,d Disiis.- III. y. RANNEY,i se
JOHN w. PRICE, al
l4f. w. JAMEs.E @ts5 a@ ga
fourth Distries--H. II. EGGLEsT0N,. nss
AUG. DEvALL.
fgd2 Disyst- GusTAvE IfGARDEUR, Jr.
y.3 ARMAND PIT0T, Jr.
Il sis,k pslsisi- Can't. RICHARDJ. WADE,
A p. D0sI0G0URT- 81 Is. 81
stssata 1i,tsies n. q. LAvILLE. u
Jos. SOLOMON. Al
7 5l SisstI Dis,ries4-s. n. de LABARRE, sls@
8sf Capt. 9AssaI. wHANN.
s.fsl MAX Diarssf "A. O. n. MORGAN. 4 q# 8S
7sasa Dfssrie--1sAAC THAYER,i
n III IA. q. PDELPs,s etf s
3s S5s III, L. MARSHALL. ILL.
3 Asolss--I.. LEON BERNARD.
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Z Esr s1srg--JasEPM MUFTY.
# Fer ea,r--CHARI.Es M. OLIVIER.I
EsrkDstria Aaoyasy-M. A. F0UTE.
FOR ULERKs or COURTS.
FRI pssies csrs -N0RBERT TREpAGNIER.
sssass pssfritf aes-P. 8. WMTz.s
1sid Dsssict ceart--HENRx BEzOU.
fessta Dsfrfet roaes--J. b. WAEYTOR,l
fifis Dissriet coart-WlLlIAAI A. MOTT.
sissi 9Dissrias W. u. REESE. ,sa IN TIi5B
z FOR AsssEasoRs. IA
I Nv orsaas Francis TURNER. 5s y
THEODORE DUREL,
JolIN u. DUFoUE,
4 81 fy0MN A. WATKINS.
xtsifs-ss. wv. F0WLER. 4a,55l4s+s ssess
FOR TAX goLLiEoToRst.
HI piarist THOMAS AsKEw.
sssoad pstrics JOSEPH HEIaNANDEz.
1ard Disieit-DuvERNEY FARRAR.
Favns Dsiries- GEORGE MENsMAN.
Alsiss- EDWARD WILSON.
FOR JUsTIeEs OF THE PEAoE.
FIT yssscs-D. II. MITCHELL.
Second .E4siies-- O. NJ. BRADFORD,
Third Jastiss-RICHARD RICHARDSON.
Fsstts Jssties- FRANCOIS CAL0NGNE.
RIA Justise-WM. PILES.
sissa 1ssties- ARTHUR PORTER.
Essssla J3ssiee- G. W, BUf0RDL
FOR coNsTABLEs.
1irs' ysssies's Gssa--WiLLIAM q. aUIRR.
Ssessd Jsate<,s coays--JOHN A. AGAIssE.
{ y4ird Jastees casrt-JAs. w. DUpLUssIs
Il Ssarit gssiies's coans-GULEs EORAPURU,
u ma Ja.sise's csHn-F II. II. HERNANDEZ.
: s.ssA Jassics's cours- JOHN III. MEAD,
= HssahtA yasices eSu,f-L fsyI cor .IprNn
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A WEAK INVENTION.

AeorrespOndent of the orlearian in II issue Of Sun
day morning. says:
WELL ENTITLED TO oFFicE.-To.day ws add to our
list Of candidates for clerk the Filth District Court
sou Of the gallant Col Peire If birth on the soil il A
recommendation for Office with the Know Nothings most
assursdy should H. L. Pe-e Esq receive their srages
nsead Of the son Of foreigner, foreigner of ma
tionaty that never faternzes with America foreigners
thatrsrey dsslsim e'lsgisncs to Britain.
Fer Che information of the orIeauian and Its eorre-
pondent will state that the father and grandfather
William A. Mott born in the United states and that
the Of the present American candidate for Clerk
the Fifth District Court fought at the battle of New Or
leans under Gen Jackson
Hsuch facts indicate wortbiness and fitness Mr. Mott
Is fully equal to his competitor, who, we'll aware
would scorn TO achieve success by such wretched sub
terfuge as the one we have exposed.
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STALE DEVICES OF TEE ENEMY.


Not content with publishing over and over
again Withdrawals from the American order,
the Antics, in order to get up bogus sort Of
apprehension, II possible, (and il is impossible)
do mot scruple topublish the names Of gentle
men who hare not scithaya,on, as the following
card, which we take from the Baton Rouge Ga
zette, Of the 28th. amply proves. We submit a
portion Of the Gazette's editorial preface
Read the following letter, contradicting a
published statement made in the Piny Woods
man, and copied by the Democratic Advocate,
that the Subscribers had, with others, left the
American Order
LIVINGSTON PARISH, LA, Oct. 22d, 1855
To the Editor Of the Piny Woodsmsn
Sir-Haying our names, among otherJ to n card
In your paper dated Oct 8h 1856 Stirling fhat we had
Withdrawn from the called Know Nothing Party we
beg leave say that have authorized any
eman f he DO called) TO use names as hav-
ing withdrawn from eaid party, and would further
state that we have intention Of 30 doing IT ever
had look upon the principles of the ordsr purely
American And we ask YOU for Justices sake, and for
the sake OF your paper well for ourselves to give
this card place in the columns OF your next issue
Yours respectfully,
s IA 67 t6s.5#j se$e Wal JuSTUa, Wi 4.*
WM MCDONALD,
CALVIN MCDONALD,
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american Ticket.
IRISH oFJErFHRsoN

FOR SENATOR,
hF Il RGUs GAHDERE.
.- g.. FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
ia me sEH. MEHAEFEY.
G.E0RGE O. LAWRAsON.
.... .s+ FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
...,. -.~- W. p, SCOTT,
FOR SHERIFF, N@J4.a "~H
1 PAsCALIs LABARRE,
FOR CORONER,
r. p. sMATTUCE.
.-..-.@. FOR CLERK or COURT,
EDW. RUlssON.
Fon ASSESSOR,
j. L.. DONNELLAN.
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8. N. NE 20 ody,
CORNER CANAL STREET AND EXCHANGE PLACE,
sgsn before his friends patrons
and esgant assortment Of q
sHIR rs,
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The MAILS - The fifth week of constant
irregularities by the mail contractors eastward
4 q Mobile, has arrived II is hardly supposed
sineaa violations and failures have not been reg
hrly communicated to the Postmaster Gen
a1ssl Of Washington, by the several deputy post.
masters ON the route. Assuming such to be
the case, language cannot be found strong
enough to censure the Department. On Satur-
aay the regular mail failed, on Sunday the
Hsne neglect occurred, and yesterday the fresh
PRINTED piacasd repeated the same tale, Z East.
sefn mail failed from beyond Mobile We OBJ
serve the Georgia papers complain Of some
lrfeeaiaritties As Georgia has partially given
~ lts adhesion to Mr.. Pieroe's Administration,
n ought to be treated better In the meantime
y - hoped our commerical community will. on
Monday next, give our anti. American. repmlar
careless, and inefficient rulers, some evidence If
their dissatisfaction
s'e9Tos AND BUSINESS. Business on the leyee
par tlcularly at the ateamboat landing, ID nm.
aaaily actise all thestreets connecting with tbis
sreat tnoroughfare are almost impossible from
sae constant passing and repassing Of vehicles.
afom the haud-cart Of the porter to the stately
ss- and carriages Of the great hotels. The
sns sAssis are numerous. both from the Wess and
SAs. SINCE our issue Of last SATURDAY. to
o,0ox last evening, the follor;nc Mats
a'aueu VAIN cotton alone, have arr;vsd pa,
oess, from ssekshurg with 4O4s bales. Ca
uollieE, rom Memphis, with s7le; Ms9no, is,
from yickaburg 1852 Planter, from. - rs.as
1889 Sherman, from same, 1881 d N a NO.
from ouaohita, 5l8; Mayaowes, frou Ms u, nsl'
. ao2l Music, from Port Hudson, s2s. K;mh.s
from Fort Adams, 1888; G. D. Jn fron, r.
Sara, $40; Latona, from the same, s4.-so,s =
1881 bales. A very fair days work 10 som,
msnoe the week.
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AUCTION SALES.
EOsO Is your Chance.

%Oec IS your GhG5aCe.
ONE THOUSAND PRIZES ON HAND!
By AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
Fort Gaines Academy LOTTERY.
UNPARALLELED SCHEME FOR NOVEMBER?
GLASS o.
TO BIZ DRAWN Noy'R ssd 1885, IN THE CITY OF ATLANTA
GEORGIA, WHEN PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$3 o 90 o -ss@
VIII be distributed according following nm!tae
draw The lowest prize get the your ticket without
aeuaenon, and remember Prize drawing
Leok ait! One Przs to every Ten Titksl
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000!
Lei 'hefeiore every regard to the
~ NJ purse attend 70 ~ aud forw order immediately o
Tickets ' ave
ls tness nov buy, who bought before.
ana those who always bought, nos buy the more.
But TO the sehems Look at yelcoont vop, b,,.as
And ask yourself you whsand tbs ndusmspt now esl
Read Readt ~ '
1 Prise of..........,,,,.,..,.. s,os.
''''''''''t''.''tAeVoh 20
'''''''''''''. wv 800
" ''''''''-''.'. 10Y Me.st.ss 91bl
~ .'.,..'..''.'.' III Il00
u rs are..,,,.,,...... sgs
~ - ''.'..''''''''.. o. 3sg
A.. = ''t'''''''''.'. 20 BUS
~ - '''''''.'r'..''' ~ 900
Wv :. .'.'.'.'''''... > are. $3.50
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
AS- Tickets SIS CO., Halves, 81 so; Quarters, 81 rs.
Address SAMUEL SWAN, Boz No. 80 S, New Orleans r. O.
o2std
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We are indebted to Mr. T. 8. Woods, clerk of
the steamer Alcck Scott, for late st. Louis
papers.
The clerk of the steamer Fanny Bullitt has
our thanks for late papers from Louisville.
We are indebted also to the clerk Of the
steamer Illinois for st, Louie papers Of . late
date.
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ACCIDENT TO STEAMER NAToHEz--We learn
from Captain Holmes of the steamer Princess.
that the steamer Natchez, hence for Vioksburg,
on Sunday morning, when below Baton Rouge,
broke the heads out of one of her cylinders,
also the crank. She proceeded on her trip with
one wheel.
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NORTHERN DEMOCRATIC SENTIMENT. -- The
Chicago Democrat, q leading Democratic and
anti-Amerioan newspaper at Chicago, H.,
says: 7+5
: The same Democratic principles that makes us DE.
[ lest SLAVERY make US anxious for healthy FOR
EldN IMMIGRATION, AS THE BE5T MEANS OF
GETTING RID OF IT. 9.. 5=
And yet, remarks the Louisville Journal,
many Southern men still lean upon that party
for safety to Southern institutions and she pre-
servation of the purity of republican princi-
PIES The Abolitionists and Freesoilers depend
upon foreign immigration and the ready
OF qualifying foreigners to vote, as one of their
greatest elements Of strength, and for this rea-
son they oppose the American party. But all
their opposition willb vain. The conservative,
the American principle Of the American party
will bring to its support, in both the South and
the North, a host of good men, who are for
their country first and last and all the time,
and who will put down aud crush out all sec-
tionalism, and maintain the Union and the
Constitution against domestic treason as well as
foreign aggression Southern men Southern
Democrats read. the sentiment Of the Illinois,
Democratic organ and the 18th article Of the
American platform, and compare them.
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FIRE ON THE COAST The officers of the
steamer New Latona, from Waterloo, report that
at II NJ. on Sunday night. when passing the
plantation of Judge Rost, in the parish of st.
Charles, they saw building on ire--supposed
it to he the an Gar house
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RED RIVER RAFr.-The Shreveport Demo.
crat Of the 18th inst, says:
We are informed by Col. J B. Gilmer that q
large amount of work has been done in the
region of the raft. The hands have been EN-.
played in cutting, saving and burning the drift
wood, and in excavating There is now con-
siderable water running through the new cham
mel, and Col Gilmer suppeses that the boats
will take that route when the river rises.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-21
| lngfattude1
Ava{nt! thou thing internal! -:
Extra Of -bast nes{! essence ofGlackhess'
Eng ID Of mean3 esSt &c ncentrated poison! -

Ava4nt! thou thing internal! !. /
Extract Of -bastnes IS! essence ofJlpckhess!
+ Eng ,to mean4e concentrated poison! ~
spaw N i the Aidet! fuel Of hell! 5s
Thy beth SIP sti ence! Thy touch ispalsyf
Dams Ing insrat de,-AurHpx.
OfaiI the. dark spots Of human ma
turr Of nlIthe vile nets Of man to-
ward man, npnd throw such a free
zing chill over tAe whole body, and
drive back tile purple current on the
aching heart like base ana .da ming
inyfatitude. Indifference continued
coldness pers evered in, tayors forgot
ten, friendship t,nrequitctE by one
who Has bceh the willing recipient
of our esteem anl bountES bring Il
palsying HORROR o4.er the soul that
t1Aickens the blood in the veins, ma,
king the whole head sick, ana the
whole. heart iaiut5s~--- *
Pour upon man Of fine feeling
noble, GENEROUS soul. The COM
binetfdiseaSds flesh is heir toilet
I death snatch hid l6ved ones from him
strip him df all his earthly goods
let him be assaulted BY keen adj
yersity and pinching wants; pris-
on gates coilfinc his body to the
lonely ceIls-let the poisoned arrows
Of malice ana revenge be hurled
and pierce him With many wounds
these all these are a panacea to
his bleeding heart, compared with
the deadly pang inflicted by base
! Ingratitude. .t/1-<
My God! ftom whence came this
king Of PASSIONS tirnds? 1t .mns'
4bc the Off ping Of him, who. was
once the tallfst angel in the high
! heaXcnS. nlIfirst sowel the seeds Of
dark Rebellion there. Z Yes it W as he
that dared to ilft< his rebel ara
against his Benetactor, the great Je.
hoyall and was hurled, with light.
ming vcngcancsj from his lofty height
to thelowest helk lie was the first
hat disturbed the harmony Of God
AMI angels, the Apokon of the hu'
man r ace, the. morning star of Pan
Edcmonium. Foul blot Of black ness
And Why is. he permitted 70 belch
out his burning lava on tral} NOR;
tails? To teach. man humility, Wean
him fr ON this world Of sin and wo
and turn his Immortal soul toward
the he ayen pffn4uring peace and
enraptnring Happiness, where tlFe
wicked cease from troubling and the
weary are DIT rest Transporting
Thought! most sovereign balm fol
the scorpion Sing Of scathins
blightins observation-disclosures. rs
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-21
The .Dr.unkard'S DatL-bcd.t
j. pr BY. Rv'rlrr.Rl,

III
Here I'D lies; ina small, dingy lpokine
room. The bel-clothes are III state N
decay tile bel stead is creaAitts under
the mo- yemen d Of tie sufferer aF il itW9ull
ali with a sudden crash. His teye$tait
rolling in theifsockets, as ifaaeyery pane
they would bounl forth from their SaceuS-
toned places. His cheeks ARIEL glowing
with a fervent fever, and Precipitation y
oozing forth in great drops fromIhiS fSrst
head, and trickes down upon TIN contain,
inated pillows. His lips are parchedI aan l
dried up. His tongue almost ciaayesf f tssf
to tlte roof Of his mouth. His arms ars
ex enleI upward gra pins with big h IA flt}
Eat something which makes him exert Al
hi4 fail energi4st ~ ainit-heFis grasp
in after Il a: burning liquid Which bal
flown 80 freely down his throa.,lhl whici
is now working SO assiduousiy onI lliE
whole frame. Poor, emaciated drunksrdi
Fthy fee BILE frame can never regain iIsposI
tion. Thou hast destroyed thy lowi $el
| thy appetiteis carrying thceto. the grayl
| - drlnkards grave. IN thy youth##ttI6
bottle was thy best companion;tia nataI
rer years>it followed thee, and now Hill
prostradng you iriithe solitude "a drunk
ards yraye. @! How often has IDLY At6lh5
Tr put her Ita4l upon Thy head, aHdatt
|5mdQisiIed yQQ BeyYr 10 take q trop---AoN
ofteMHas sbe takeli you into The III "A aia
made yuq kaeel down BY lef 8ife affllHH
while d eYear5 ;ritNed lowa-so Pf}fuse1y
over IL r a5M rAetks, male y2a r5nliIst
her that you w2ufl obssain tianEall Ith9Sf
vices; but all! lie elods Oil tile fsalnJ
have long since ras;!el upon lker aaofiiin
and ere the. green grass Of the fields hlal
begunto grow upon her grave, you broktt
your pledge: Aid now, while you AK
struggling against the monster dfa.h; yp,
are realizing the utility, there w@ulil havt
been, il yoaIhaa obeyed herwasnipg ytiie
Blu. you arb not THE only one Tia fas baet
as:ray. No! no! no! Iisa painful though
To reflect upon. that there are many thou
sand who have pursued the same course
and have past in the same agonising con
dition from time 70 eternity; and oh, wha
can be their doom? there in the darkes
pits ofIhell, mangled among theIaccurset
devils-groanings, weepings, and gnassh
ing Of teeth. All have come here On ac
count oftheir many sins -murderers, gam
blers, drunkards, rum sellers, misers, liar
thieves, and all Others who dispbey th
comman iments of the Lord. But now h
is grasping his breath; everything Is still
bis little children are surrounding his ba'
side. sobbing most bitterly. HIS wifeli
like a maniac ;shecomesto hisIpillow, laY
her trembling hand upon his pailid chez
and for the last time, presses her lips /
zig, and bids him farewell, ILL., is 1d tsi.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-21
Tl,nE ANSWER.

SIR: ~ persscd your Grafton with
much deliberation, and little con
sternation, at the great infatuaiion
Of your weak imagination, TO show
such venerationi on so slight foun.
iation. But after consideration and
serious contemplation, l. suPpest
your animation wasthe fruit 81 re.
creation, or sptang from ostenta.
ton to display your educationb by an
odd enumeration, or rather mulipli.
cation Of variations Of like terInlna.
ton though Of great application u
each respective Specification.
Now without 'disputation, your Ia,
borious application, to 50 tedious oc.
cupation deserves commentator
and thinking animitation a sufficient
qualification, | am without hesitation
Yours,
n MAay MoDsRAgIoH.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-21
BUFFALO, PUTNAM COUNTY VIRGINIA. 1855

the soil. Ii was impossible for the
British, their employers, to terminate
the dreadful work Of murder; and in
Vain did the more humane Of the
whites ofahe opposing forces appeal
to the inlpyiated sayages to deSist.
. But r VAS a pause in the de-
monici ,cseaings When an In
dian, r old 4 ! half dress. appear
ed on " of the foot, and waiv-
ed his hand. Slight murmurings
were heard among the Indians, as il
i'm complaint because their bloody
work was for aimomeht stayed, The
chief ordered from the ground the
more infuriated sayages, and soon
the cloud of death tlat hung over
the American victims disa ppeared |,
and the light Of hope bea1med upon
That chief Nhs frecunseh; a man
who, though a stern warrior, pos
sesscd, in qn eminent degree, the
feelings Of humanity. BY hi4
prompt and timely interposition, hf
saved five on six hundred of our men
from q cruel death; and" said Gen
eral Coo.nbs, when alterwarl ! saw
his dead body on the battle field, !
could not refrain from weeping in
remembrance of the kind Offices t.
which have alluded. i II /
We noticed that many fthe eyes
of the listeners were sutiused IN
tears: -Wask. Sentinel. II !.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-21
Love letter and Answer.

MApAu:-Most worthy of estima:
ton, after Long consideration and
much meditation of the great repu
tationtyou possess in the nation"
have d strong Inclination to become
your. relation .Onyour appreciation
Of this declaration | shall make q
preparation to remove my Situation
to a more convenient station to pro
fess MY admiration and if such obi
gator is worthy Of observation am
can obtain administration, II vii
be an decentralization Of YOURS, j.. y
-. r. SANS DIssIMULATioS.,