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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

'TRUSTEE SALE OF STOCK OF
l. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS. BOOTS. sHoEs
GROCERI "a. kes-By virtue OF aaea 81 TRUST, exc
eutea by Cohen. TO the sub eriher. aha auI! ~
corded In Amelia county court will proceed to sell
for cash at the store of said Cohen, at MsIven 70
Inc county Of Amriis. ON wEDS ESpAf The mfA "
this month the whole az the stock 81 sss contain
Ell i'm said store CONSISTING Of Clafng, Dry aaaas'
Roots. SHOES &c. andalso, variety OF ureceries'
Hardware, Tinware and Drugs.
Terms of sale, cash.
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Richmond. LIST Feb,y, 1858.

On retiring from the Dry Goods business / take
great pleasure In recommending 10 the patronage of
my friends. Messrs A. K. PARKER n co. feeling
assured their dealings with them will be entirely
satisfactory. X. NJ. NIMMO.
fe IL
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"a .VALISES WANTED.--Mem
h hers OF disbandad troops Of Cavalry. can
FSE6U dispose OF their yALIsES on fair tsrms
-A by calling on me, Mt my Carriage, Paddle
and Harness Store. 18th street, between Main and
Cary. @, T. MILE6
In l9-ts
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r CORDIALLY RECOMMEND the new
firm of SWORDS THAW to my old customers
and friends.
fell G.. HARTWELL.
SO-PARTNERSHIp- undersigned
~ have this day formed a eo-partpership, under
the style and firm of N0RvELL WAGd0NER,
for the purpose of conducting the Wholesale Groce-
ry and Commission Business in all its branches
By promptness and fidelity to the il terests of
customers, We hope to merit liberal share of pat
ronage. EDWARD kORVELL,
Late with Fl w Fry Il Ge, 4
JAS WAGGONER,
Late with Harvey Armstead,
Warehouse, corner Pearl and Cary streets.
RICHMOND Feb Ist 1853. fe t-i2t
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kssyn Hun NuTrlNa.-Io The Citizen

8EEF HAIR 0ETTiNa+--I The tltIzeua
anil Strangers visiting che CStv.Tf you wish "a ca,
yeur Hair IN hs latest and most improved ~ We
| would adsisc you 20 cali on HOBs>tlS Mt His Hair
Cutting Room, under the American Hotcl~cn,ranea
Il1a strast.
" R~Hot, Cold aud Shower BAras can hc had a,
sii hours. Single Baths q CENTS tickets for ST.
pgs-n - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

Hrs~ DR. LirscomRx--Can be found AT
his Gaice In the basement Of the BALLARD
ttpUsR. during tho day, at night AT the cENTRtI.
fIf1TEl taK-ln,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

EGs" FRINcirs CIGARS! PRINCtrg CT
Cars ~EXTRA EAGLE BRAND.~-Iut received
one at these really fine CIGARS TO which we
call the attention ct those who prefer frss rate old
fashion PRINCIPE.
NaRINa 4 pEaRcE. Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
IA SLAVES VIII be soid at Chesterfield Court
HOUSE. On the sth day Of February. . Young and
likely sLAyES--l Boy and Girls. belenxing 10 the
y - --s-ss' :. 's - 80 M. q. FL0URNoY.
IL I-tdst Admir- Of N. Y. Flourncy.
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sus- NoTIeE.-All religious, benevo

lent literary. scientific. mechanic other societies.
orders bodies, which desire to unite in the cere
monies Of the erection of the equestrian of
the 22i Oh February AMI to form part of the process
sion. reauestei to report to mo the names and
estimated numbers of their respected bodies that
provision may lie made for their accommodation in
the column and in the reserved space about the
monument. WIN. b. TAItAfERRU.
RFcHMoSp Jan %, ISIS Chief Marshal.
- Newspapers generally are requested topub-
tish this notice. ia 23-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

H@~ On. CooSs, LArx or ST.. Lours.
no.-1fsce and residence Sd street west side be
tween Marshall And Clay streets M le--tiSn,
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nER SCHOONER GALLEGO.--Anoe--

GREAT BARGAINS in WooIlen Hose,
NJ cau,forts Talmas. Sacks, children's ieeds,
ANA Heavy Puck Gloves Having too large stock
# The above Goods determined to osier Rteal
at COURTNEf's,
f. lit a03 Broad st.
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MTORTH READING.-Why is it that so

w many suffer and repine and drag cut misera-
BILE eyistanCe, untitled for the enJoyments and oven
ordinary pursuits of life, when relief may be obtain
ed and health and vigor restored by treatment at
convenient and safe well permanent in it's
character
To those who have suffered long with disease ult-
mating in loss Of appetite, yigor and distate of
social Joys the undersigned tenders his professional
services assuring the sufferers candor and sincerity
pleasant, convenient and proper prescriptions,
thorough cure and sound body and mind without un
pleasant restrictions hindrance from ordinary bu
siness pursuits.
All diseases of private nature from Whatsoever
cause either chronic structures irritable
bladder, &c. also, Scrofu!a, Asthma, Rheumatism
Piles &c, skiiifuly and successfully treated.
DR.. Harris can be consulted daily, between the
hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2. NJ and to 10 2. NJ at his
rooms, opposite American Hstel-entrance on Main
.treet 4th door.aboye 18th street-No 81, Bird floor.
Ladies of delicate constitutions, those suffering
from complaints peculiar to the sex, invited to
communicate or send their address.
In order to satisfy an oft imposed upon community
that there is intention the part of DR.. IL. to
humbug them. he begs to state that no fee or remu
aeration will be received until entire satisfaction
shall be given.
Call upon or address
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

KoAhDlso.--H 70 respectfully luIOFm
~ members of the Legislature and others that
we have several very comfortable vacant ROOMS In
our House, the South side of Grace street, just
above 9Th. where they will be pleased to receive APP
piications. X. b. a NJ. j. MURRAY.
de 3D~-dfs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

Ekls~ LAEnEKTH's Nav CRoP
GARDEN SEEDS.
III varieties for sale by s
John W dARJlCK
Druggist and Apothecary
ia Is Market tiace. Franklin Street
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de ls-3m* American Hotel Richmond, Va.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-A CARD.--The
i proprietor Of HENRY'S STIMULATING IL
NIMENT in introducing this SPECIFIC to the atten-
ton of the people Of Virginia desires it to be under
stood that he il mercenary adven'urer in the do
main of Therapeutics. By the possi ssion of valu
able formula, he has been enabled to relieve the
Eterings of number of his afflicted fellow-crea-
lures and is now prompted to extend these medal
benefits to all. The Liniment has been nsed for
veral years, hy persons residing in Richmond and
its vicinity. I'LL of whom will cheerfnlly bear tHat
mHny to its efficacy in alayins pain. and removing
disease. The ailments for which il is principally
used, are RHEUMATISM. PAINS or WEAKNESS IN THE
BACK OR BREAST, Neuralgia, GROUP; COLDS, EAR aud
raoTHACHE, HEADACHE, BRrisEs, SPRsINs. and all
other affections in which liniment may be advan-
tageousiy employed. HENKYS STIMULATING
LINIMENT does not belong to that class of Fluid
"Linments with which the public are already IA
miIiar--its composition is altogether different, and
partaking of the qualities Of salve, combine; ad
vsntages which scarcely require aenlonstration.
The Iiuilhf Mt is for sale by the following Druggists
in this city: Meade Il Baher, W. Peterson, John W
,Iarlick, Grubhs Arpersen i: b., Thomas, and s.
VI. IAchrissJn. PURCELL ,LADD CO,
IA 2l-Im Wholesale AGENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

DISSOLUTION.-Th copartnership of
~ MORTON. ARAIsTEAD & co, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The senior partner will
proceed to settle up the business of the with
as little delay as possible Each partner will the
name of the concern, in uidation alone.
JOSEPH Z. MORTON,
JAS. NJ ARMSTEADI
JOSEPH BLANTON.
Taruarv LAT S5S 1-dggw3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

TrA- DIR. john B. WALrHALE, tHommo-
yashistl oers his professional services 10 the eii
as Of Richmond and its vicinity. ofsce AT his r..
si,seacc on Lolsh street. two doora from 9TH
10 i~t2naa
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CO-PARTNERSHlP.-ISAAC J. MER-

NO-PARTNERSHlP.-iSAAC J. MER
~ GER and John r IIILis. hare this day formed
a partnership. under the name and style Of MER-
GER HILL. for the purpose of manufacturing
SASH BLINDS aud DOORS. of every description
Orders may be left at the Lumber Yard % ISAAC
] MERCER 4 co South side Of the Dock, near
Mayos Bridge, or at the Factory. next above Hax-
aIlj Mills ISAAC J MERCER,
JOHN HILL.
az lo-Im
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-06

JTTARING g. PEARCE
wv Sell semrIes Infaiiibls Baking Powder.
MEADE BAKER NssE5 9
Sell senpls's Infailibie Baking Powder.
DUvALk NORTON
sell semple's Tnfsilible Bxking Powder.
FISHER WiHsrJN
Sell semple's Infailibie Baking Powder.
fells Sample sInfailble Baking Bewder.
GRO. DOWpkh
/ Sells Semples Infalllblssfi aking rordet.
For sale wholesale and retail by s.
/ = - - JOHN w. @ ARLICk,
e. Mauafartnres and Sole Proprietor.
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rO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-JAS.
" 8. KENT has formed o C0-PARTNERSHIP
commencing at this date, with
GINTER 4 ALVEY,
for the purpose of conducting GEN ERAL IMPORT
ING and J0BBlNG BUSINESS, under the firm and
style of -
GTNTER, KENT 81 ALVEY,
and have taken the store, corner of Main and 18th
streets. LEWIS GINTER.
JAMES s. KENT,
JOHN #. ALVEY.
Richmond Feb ist 1889. fe lin
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NEW CupARTyERsHIp

The subscribers have this day entered into CO.
partnership. under the sty IL of A. X. PARKER Il
CD and viii conduct General Wholesale aud Re
tail DIZZY GOODS business. They will BE- constant
applied with the newest and most desirable yes
OF Foreign and Domestic Goods. and hope by strict
attention to business merit the patronage 30 libe
rally extended to the late firm
A. X. PARKER.
WIN. +. BUXTON,
DAVID tHlGBILI.
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NOTlCB.-IIaving dispo ed OF the ba-
continue the Day GOODS business Our books may
be found NJ the old stand, No. I43 Eagle square,
Main street. where customers are requested tn
call and settle their accounts without delay. with
X PARKER d co. Our firm will remain until
further notice. PARKER NIMMO a co.
February irt, 1853.
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At MEADE 4 PAKERS New Drul
T IME, LIME, LIME.-TO FARMERS,

THE s UBSCRIB Der has opened WOOD
l. YARD and COOPER SHOP at the Old Dominion
Staye Factory On Byrd and 9Th streets where he will
be glad to furnish bis friends and the public with
good OAK or PINE WOOD. At the market prices l
also want to purchase Timber and Hoop Poles for
-four barrels
ia Film R.O.GARY.
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rHANGE OF LOCALITY.-Bv the
HAVING BOUGHT C. HARTwEL's

stock of goods at great sacrifice. offer most
extraordinary inducements to friends and the
public, during the next thirty days, to buy such
goods as will soon be in active demand.
". BAH the varieties of staple and housekeeping
goods will be added to the stock and a full as.ort-
meDt regularly kept. SWORDS TIIAW.
fe No. lis Broad st,
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DISSOLUTlON.-The partnership,
~ heretofore existing under the firm and style of
MERCER Il EVANS, is this day dissolved, by mu
tnaI consent. The debts due TO or by the concern
will be- settled by Isaac J, Mercer and John p. II
ISAAC } MERCER,
" G EVANS.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-11-11

relations. Had it adopted the sugges
tions of Mr.. Buchanan, in regard to con
ferring upon the executive the necessary
power to act, and for the abrogation o.
the Clayton, Bulwer treaty, there wonle
have been no motive or excuse for popu
lar action in the matter. But whenever
government fails or exceeds in the per.
Torrance ofits duty, the remedy isapplied
by the spontaneous action Of the people.
This is demonstrated in the humorous
instances we have Witnessed of vigilance
committees and fiibuster movements on
the one side, and of neutrality, temper
ance, sanitary and other laws and execu-
tive powers rendered imperative on the
other.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-11-11
Circuit Court of Chickn.nw Coun,v

Last Monday and Tuesday we atten
ded this Court, held at Houston. Tbes,
were the commencing days and not mucl
business was transacted. We understan,
inc County has been sued by j. A. Pate
Esq. From the circumstances Of N,
case' coupled with the fact Of very able
a'lornles being employed by Mr.. r. we
'hnk' Tor one time, the County will have
to shell ont.
Saw our friend B. Il. Owen, and spit
IN his face. He nursed his insulted liy.
nifty from 4o'clock P. M. Monday Tin
ii A. M. Tuesday when he denounced MS
IN round terms, as Lying scoundrel
Ne" we told him the depth to which we
degraded him would prevent us paving
any attention to him, unless twas to
defend ourself from any personal attacks
he might see proper to make and il he
desired to take satisfaction by abusing us,
he could have an open. field.
On Monday Gen. Reub Davis, made
a political speech-says he will not run
Tor the gubernatorial honors.
A good many of the people we saw at
Houston like the Prairie News, and
good many don't. Of the former class
we booked several as subscribers.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-11-11

A bloody tradgedy was enacted il
New York city week or so since. A
young man named Francis A. Gouldv
scarcely nineteen years of age, hayins
been severely chided by his father for hi.
wild and dissipated habits, in retaliation
attacked him with an axe, splitting oper
his skull and otherwise horribly cutting
and mangling him, leaving him corps,
upon the floor. He next attacked hi,
step-mother and mutilated her in such a
shocking manner that her life is despaired
OF. His two brothers, one FIVE and the
other fourteen years old, hearing her
shouts for assistance, rushed from their
room to protect her, but they also in turn
become the victims of their brothers
rage and were almost hacked to pieces.
Inc Two servant girls in the house now
came from their sleeping apartments to
see what was the matter, when they were
attacked by the infatuated demon and
cut so horribly that one of them shortly
afterward died, and the other is so dread
July Injured that she can hardly recover,
lie next attacked his eldest sister, who
had babe in her arms, but she managed
to escape from him without receiving /
harm or injury. Fortunately, the young |
mans two other sisters were too much
frightened to leave their room. or thew
also, without doubt, would have met
Win the same treatment as the Others of
the family. After he had completely sat
lshed his thirst for blood, he retired TO
bis own room and put an end to his mis-
erabie existence by shooting himself in
me head with a pistol, scattering his
brains in every direction. Thus ended
me OF the most appalling and hemt-rend-
ng trageics that was ever committed
here. 1t is indeed sad and awful to re-.
lect upon. but it assumes a still more
nourntul aspect when it is known that
um alone was the cause of it. Mr..
iouldy, senior, was retired lumber
Merchant of great wealth, beloved and ..
expected by wide circle of friends, and :
is death is looked upon as great loss to /.
ne community. :
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-11-11

INGENIOUS RuNAwAys.--The PORT
Gibson Reveille has been informed "tba1
two runaway negroes were seen a few
days ago at Goodrich's Landing, SO per-
fectly disguised in the garb of Indians as
to elude detection. They were painted,
had rings in their ears and noses, horse.
hsirtop-knots, false moustaches, blankets,
guns, &C., and the deception was perfect
They took passage on a boat for Mem
phis about an hour before the arrival of
their owner, who, having been informed
of their disguise, came prepared to
identity them, but little too late to do
more than to telegraph to Memphis for /
them" @ sea a3i lHa
CT See the advertisement of Messrs.
& Wilcox. eb 9qa rar
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-11-11
To- The National Democratic no IT

70 The National Democratic mart,
stands to-day. as a mighty bulwark fol
the defense Of the South--Er.
1t looks like being "a mighty bull
wark," when in the late Northern cleo
tons twice as many Black Republicans
as Democrats We're elected! 1t looks
like being "a mighty bulwark," when
It's adherents, lately so rampant in defence
Of the South, bowed their knees and repu-
dated the Conference Act dad as. it
was), and made so many promises of fu-
ture atonement for their Lecompton sins !
1t looks like "a bulwark of the South. !,
when the faithful outvied even their
abolition opponents in protestations of
love and fidelity to the North The fact
is, this thing called Nationality is a de-
fusion; mirage that entices only to de-
celve; will O. the wisp that fits about
the swill troughs of the National Treas.
ury " and lures on those who "bend
the suppliant knee that thrift may fol-
low fawning;" capricious jack o. Ian
tern, that shines and glimmers above the
bottomless quagmires of abolitionism.
and shows its followers, when too late
its hideous deformities! "A mighty
bulwark of the South |" Nonsense IF
the South is to have bulwark it must
be Of her own making.
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-11-11
Prophetic Whisncrinrs.

We have spoken so often of the grow
ing condition Of our is to be city, thai
We are almost afraid to resume the sub
lcct' feeling that some may say, "Yot
are Trying to puff your town in position
70 blow her into notoriety, whether she
deserves it not 7" To all such, we say
TO see Okolona and compare it to tn,
village 1t was two or three years ago, is
all that is required to convince the most
skeptical of the fact that it is emphati.
cally, one of the places you read about"
Within the last two months three or four
artisans (the bone and sinew Of every
town. have located with the intention Of
staying; two professional Offices have
| been erected, and now stand as decora-
lions to our street, and evidences of i'm.
provement; q ten pin alley has been
built; two hotels are sustained bv tran
slent and local custom; and gang of
Mexican ponies, fiery mustangs, that a few
weeks ago roamed the stretching plains
OF Texas and New Mexico, untrammeled
by any of the restraints 4of civilized
horsedom, are here for sale. Then in the
language of our illustrious predecessor,
we can well exclaim: "The "jrop
horse is now making rapid strides to-
ward us; already does his heavy tread
thunder in our ears, and his hot breath
IAN our cheeks; and ere the grey old
clock of Time shall have tolled its part.
ing notes to the year eighteen hundred
and fifty eight, he will be careering thro'
our prairics, and his furious neigh will
rouse us from our slumbers." In truth
when we get to thinking about what Oko-
Iona will be, it does not seem impossible
70 have sort of millennium "for few
1ays,' when the cars do get to running
lere. Yes, let all men be happy, all the
women pretty, and all the babies within. |
'erless; let drunkenness and riotine be-
traditions of the past; let marriage be a
hing of the affections, the voice of love
otent' and money no longer purchase
ands without hearts let North Missis-
lppl be the world, Okolona be North
Mississippi, and the Prairie News be Oko-
ma; LET mud be scarce, and the clouds
our rains whenever we want 'em LET ;
'ery man have house, wife, COW '
ID a baby and last, though not least, :,
the past history of our town, its ris- n
g and its fallings, be written and trans. v
tied to posterity, as an evidence of
lat can be done in the way of making u
ge cities out of exceeding small towns. ? =
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Louisville Journal.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.

t. Nolctl ueeply grateful TO those frlen(
4 VINO have so generously exerted then
!, selves in procuring clubs of subscribe
;, to our Weekly, and, that we may in fl
Il ture offer them some enduring moment
OF our appreciation, we have determine
= to give the following premiums for club.
. the subscription to which commences a
any time before the first of next April
FIRST PREMUM.-A SHrer Cup, val
, ued at $50 to the largest club of subscri
} bers procured by any one person.
SECOND PREMIuM.-A SHrer Chr val
ned at $50 to the largest club in propor
ton to the population of the county wher,
it was procured.
THIRD PREMIUM.-A SHrcr GIN val
ued at $50 to the largest club in proper
ton to the Fillmore electoral vote of tn,
American party of the county.
FOURTH PREMIuM.-A Silrer Cup val
ued at $50 to the largest club in proper.
ton to the political darkness of place
as exemplifed by the Buchanan electoral
vote of the county.
FIFTH PREMIuM.-A Sarer Cup val
ued at S25 to the second largest club in
proportion 10 the population of the county
where it is procured.
Sixth PREMIuM,-A iSHrcr Cup val.
ued at S25 to the second largest club in
proportion to the Fillmore electoral vote
OF the American party of the county.
EIGHTH PREMIUM.-A Silrer Gin val
ued at s25 to the second largest club in
proportion to the political darkness of a
place, examplifled by the Buchanan, elec-
toral vote of the county.
NINTH PREMluM.-A iSIrer CuD val.
ued at S25 to the largest club from any
regularly organized American political
Association.
TENTH PREMIUM-4 Snlrey Cap val.
ued at S25 to the second largest club
rom any regularly organized American
political Association.
1t Is understood that, while We offer
these premiums as presents to our friends /
who lnterset themselves in charging cur
list, we will, with pleasure.
give their money equivalent to any one
who undertakes the formation of clubs in
business point of view.
This offer is to remain open until the
Lst of April, 1859. To prevent mistakes
ach party contending for the premiums
will enveIop in each letter receipt for
0 much money for so many subscriptions
the Weekly Journal, which receipts
will be signed by us and returned. Be-
ore the LIST of April these receipts must /
gain be RENTED to us, to enable us to
itisfy ourselves that no errors have been ,
ladc in our accounts.
Each large daily subscription to count
equivalent to five weeklies, and each
'untry daily or tri-weekIy to count as
lree weeklies. :
Our Exchanges will confer favor by =
'ticing the above arrangements.
PRENTICE, HENDERSON, & OSBORNE.
LOUISVILLE, October &c. 1853.
1Hanhsgiring-From the following ]
exclamation of Governor Melville, it \
III be seen that Thursday the 25th day \
November inst, has been set apart by {
Excellency as day of thanksgiving Il
be observed by the people of the State ,
Mississippi: 1
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-11-11

w" While ray ofhopes fingers on the
political sky for peace and justice in the
Union, we would not have the South to
organize an exclusively sectional party"
Rienei Clipper.
Ii the Clipper had said: "While a
ray OF hope on the political sky, for the
success and triumph Of National Democ-
racy, &C. instead of " for peace, and ius-
tlce, &C." it would have looked more
natural. h.Vl .-
The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-11-11

t=s Tn grave stone in southern
burial ground is the following very popu-
lar inscription:
"As am now you must be;
Prepare to die, and follow me.''
10 which some cautious individual
reverently added, in pencil mark:
"To follow you I'll not consent 9f
Until know which way You went