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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-18
NICHOL, GREEN q co.,

No. 70, CORNER MARKET CLARKE STREETS,
Produce & Commission Merchants.
Liberal cash advances made consgnmens Of Country
Produce.
? We paying all times, the market price for Bacon
Lard, Feathers, Ginseng, BeeswaX, &c.
All orders accompanied by the cash, filled with prompt
and despatch, a moderate Commission, by
JAM NICHOL, GREEN co.
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ssssrs. .. A.. i4ytHEs q. Smith,
. WAafEA 81 IbOak,
&" COLEMAN q SPAIN,
- hcCU -LulGE O. IJUGa-
o" JOHN MC Ana CO.
CcLH.L ANDERSON, supE s. & CRRCo
Bow y ID. ELLiOti1 nashville.
MI. ". B. SuAPARD,
g. B K sCJCk,
- %. +. WlLkIN,
q JOHN BEATTY,
g D.. q. l.. CLAIBORNE, 60
VIZ BtOthELLs
J. s. WILLARD
= Jas. BuhD0A,
"a ~. MEIGs,
a. Y. 5 LiNDSLEY.
. JAS A. kENUaICk,
- kAUlH kSsLhY
nosafs- H!A,sgROJk z aeWHGsTgR Nashville.
sLAUGAlEK HERMFORD,
W. ii GJRUUA 81 20
Col. a. J. FULk, Many county.
6g- A. J. DON alsUN, Davidson county.
Bocl0F p. e. siiilH Golumbia-
Blss s. W. MORGAN * 60, Murfra8sbor8
o" K. W. hcfADDhl d Co..
LEIrEK q HEAlFsE,
- u. B sHklF1k o. CO., saebyvil8.
AF.JAS. A. kUNrLii Lgais0urg.
Msrsrs. MeHkFNOLDo q co.. CIarksvi1a
Mr. b. S. WklGHT, Manchester.
A. .. ktCHAhD5JE, ICEinnVla.
aThe Nashville q JnGliluo0 g. ,Laload Con panT havn
adopted his CseGt or sue covering or ar cars 1na ober
-oFt kls8 tho McMinlFss q Maacheer Rai'r0af Co.,
pany. CsrsIicalss snd testimonials Cincinnati and
elsewhere, where it has bssn general uss r ssyeri
years, Do exhibited
Ihs undsTsgned la been engsgsd In various modes Of
be gained some experience ana kn0Wsdss during "a
time. .. ,. EAIHURsf,
once NO. IS Deaderick atFcet
i9o jill -ppOsits FatElot Ones
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-18
Tor the purpose oil carrying on regular business in the
NEW YORK STYLE.

We purpose having regular Bill Of Fare with prices attached
that be enabled suit both pockets and appet Of @
customers and charge for than they GET THIS has s
needed In city, and hope by attention business
to merit public patronage We feel success with @
Owl efforts and the immortal F in the kitchen we viii furnish
public dinners at the shortest notice. We also keep on hand
large stock Of -
Call and examine at the Metropolitan.
0CS6 J.& W. MOORE,
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ENCORPORALED 1S19--Charter perpetual. Cash
Capital SlOGOOOO. Ais ute and unmpared, surplus
Of SjO5s7 and the prestige Of b years and experience
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-18
City Plumbing EstabIiSIInent.

III A. COOPEIss Agent, No. ], Corner Market and
Spring Streets The highest premiums awarded by
the Agricultural Fair last tall, again
Davidson County Fair this spring. prepared up pub
lie and private houses, with all the modern imprOy eents
used the Cities, and extent
city, where comfort and desired
residence te considered complete Wilout uem viii take
pleasure referring wanting work DONE TO the
suh houses have lifted with Hot and Cold alter every
desirable also, Baths, showers. Water Closets.
Having appointed Sole agent for the Bl0Unts
Kitchen Ranges, and being practical mechanic myself pro
them for durability and utility. superior any
range manufactured for like purposes, invite the public
call and them.
continue 70 manufacture Tin Copper Sheet Iron Ware
in all varieties, will sell cheap CASH, Wgrautug my
work equal b. any.
n. B-Partcular attention paid all kinds
HydTants repaired a short notice mayl3 6ni
FLOWS! PLOVVS! FLOWS!
NSS@F@S 30 Cast Mould Boards,
NM go Wrought Mould Boards,
EaZA 80 Steel Mould Boards, Al.
For sale low down for CASH p
TERRAsS BROTHERS
mar25 g Broad street
A COUNTRY HOME FOR SaTF-sFonTteen
and one half Of choice can he purchased on very
retsonabe terms. convsient market as syevble
garden Apply 70 49,, -
NOTICE 10 TANNERS.
wTTF have constanyon and for sale GKEEN sALED
Wv AIDES, atNo = Front street,
sbrI J. DOYLE & co.
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r. G. H'NATERK g. co..
AVE received during past weeks, large additions
70 their summer stock, and have and desirable
goods adapted to the present season.
ELEGANT DOUBLE SKIRTS AND FLOUNCEs IN
GI1ENEDINE,
BAREGEs
ORGAN Dies
FRENCH JACONETG, &C
Elegant Bridal Dresses, in silk and Illusion;
Goods for Travelling Dresses, in great variety;
Val. and Point lace Sets;
Linen and piquet do
Lace Mitts, great variety;
Kid Gloves, all sizes and cOlors;
Elegant Head 0rnamsu5
do Pans, Suitable for the approaching concers9
SEERVANGE.
We have hand unusuy large stock all kinds
plain and coloed Cottons, field servants
HOUSE n UEENfSAAl IN GESs
All widths Linen and Cotton Sheengs, Pillow CottOns
inens, ali qualities, Table Damass Towels Napkins,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
We have ia store elegant stock Of Velvet, Brussels,
ply and ply Ingavn Caeu together with Rugs Mats
Druggets, white and coOred MattnEs
to this market, several patterns entirely and in quality in
feror @ All Of which viii sell At the very lowest
s6e prices for cash. Or prompt buyers s On time
I'VE hope delinquent friends who previous
Let January. ISIS, will offended when they lind their
counts in the hands Ocer, that
very indugent and cannot nor viii not wait any longer
1aysO X g MoNAlIf 4 60.
n. & w. EAKIN q co.,
Have just received
A LOT or
LADIES, BRATELLES.
PiQui and MaFseilIes Collars.
ALSO. A LARGE LOT OF
MUSLINS AND PRINTS,
Which purchased late and sold market
value
mays T. W. BAKIN co.
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FISHER, WHEELES q co.,

lsUcCEssoRs TO JOHNSON, HORNE & COZ
COTTON, tobacco. Storage, General Commission and
Produce Merchants, Corner Broad and Mat sere Nash
vile, Tennessee will devote particular attention 70 an business
entrusted to to them. Julye-u.
DANK OF NASHVILLE.--We have complete
Id stock Of Groceries, consisting in part Of
SALT, WHISKEY, NAILS, CANDLES
Tea Cigars Tobacco, Branies &C., with Bale Rope Baggng,
and 20 bales Of Augusta all Of which will sell at
able rates for Bank Of Nashville Notes. for certified checks Of
deposit.
We have also desirable city and Edeheld property which
will dispose Of favorable in the Apply to
oCt2 FISHER, WHEEbES & co.
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WATSON HOUSE,

SITUATED ON MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNES SEE,
PUBLIC SQUARE,
open for the accommodation Of the public. The
house been thoroughly renovated furnished s5-
The prOprietoris determined By attention the comfort Ri
Of his guests, to merit the patronage Of the public
PRICES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-18

NORRIS & STRATTON.
WHOLESALE GROCERs.
4UCZI0N AgD C0A11SIOK MERCHAyTg
NO r hAEHEr sIREzr, NASHVILLE,
AFING made arrangements BY which We VIII Be receiving
large and fresh supplies Of Groceries every few dvs vii
hereafter have regular sales every WEDNESDAY morning
decl0 NORRIS 4 STATION
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On0 BARREs Extra and superdne Flour from the above
eDNyU Mills store For sale at the lowest market
price. Freeman BROTHERS,
apr25-d No. North College st.
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Af = are nov receiving ard opening uur
w SPRING STOCA DF GOOws.
toan examination Of hn U0uci the at.sna7a Of r1sr
chants buying i'm this city.
Inducements viii be offered Ca rl pr,r ti-,e s,,s-s
st20-i&wly IA a-Fe - ~
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Phoenix Bcdstead FaCtOPy.
NV R. CORNELIUS, Agent thankful for past favors and
w ndulgences, would suggest we have srAH once
more, ana viii soon he manufacturing
COTTAGE BEDSZEADS, LOUNGES dc
Of every description, for the trade customers gnelv
Once and NaIerooms AZ Spring Cherry where we
van also Keep general assortment Of cheap Chairs Bureaus
&C. ana val also Keep on hand and make every descp
rely on having their orders filed Respectfully '
W R. CORNELIUS Agent
sAAttt4S * Co.' fIopreLors apr26-tf
METROPOLITAN EATING HOUSE,
TEVHE Propeors beg to inform the citizens Of Nashville and
the public generally, that have at considerable seI
fitted up the store houses on the corner Of
CHERRY IND CEDAR STPEFTS
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TE have constanyon hand and for sale GKEEN Sailed
wv AIDES, stNo . Front street.
april . OVALk & CO.
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A UCIIONEEk AND GENERAL AGENT, rouid orsr his
"A services % The public, AZ Ascent Tor the sale Real Estate,
Negroes, Furniture, Dry Goods Groceres. other n
property ether In town or country. Being deiernsd de-
vote 9y le . me above business and having had considerable
Who nay aTor In tt line always found Al the
ders ie len. u-a-f-lf
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UNRUIT CANS.--sa7e your fruit. The celebrated Screw
Fruit Cans, generally acknowledged 10 be the best IN use
ll At Weers Stor who is manufacturing the above ar
cles and hm be made Of good material and good
workmanship. Call IL you want to be supplied
rsvsO-2m b S. WELLER. No. so Broadway.
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VETE have just received from Philadelphia Of
w II. & II. CatherWoods old Mountain Rye Whisky
Three barrels Of xxx;
Three do Xxx;
Two do Xxx
One do Y;
Two barrels old Bourbon, 1913. These whistles are pure
and worth from 81 80 to four dollars gallon. For sale in
any quantity. H0LLISTER 4 CARTER,
apr23 q, Union street.
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WHTE offering Tor sale very superior ar contain
wv ing upwards Of 200 acres, fronting the Mississippi
river about mile below Ooa, Mississippi county, Arkansas,
adjoining farm Of B. B. Harding Esq The farm offer is
all that session Of country and has IL large
fine Cypress timber also four cabins From
IS to 100 acres cleared timber deaiened. Terms liberal. APP
ply to- O address, j. L. & X ". BROWN
irna1O-ltwlzw Nashville. Tennessee.
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MISSOURI LAMBS FOR SALE,


We wish exchange desirable store House the
south Of the Public Square, Nashville for farm containing
90O acres good Improvements, Tailro and in
sumner, Williamson Maury counties Apply % address
J. L.. s. a. W. BROWN,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20


Ma. SpuRe EoH.-Rev. Theo. L. Guy.
Ter, who has Just returned from a Euro.
pean tour, in lecture before the Smith.
sonian Institute, last week, said Of Mr..
Spurgeon:
"He is homely individual to look at
but tremendous person TO preach. When
the lecturer heard him. he commenced:
my friends, last Monday preached
in Yorkshssr. and Tuesday in Leslersheer
and Wednesday Derbysh and Thurs i.
day in Hampsi'ser; anil F. iday somewhere
elss, and Saturday in another place, and
rm about used up. Other men get one
days vest in seven. but don't. / mean
to strike one Of these times for little
rest. However, I'm not SO tired that
can preach to you to-day. from Mat
thew, 20lh chapter and 24,h verse;
Spurgeon som etimes comes out with
rood thing" Brethren" said he, "if Co
had referred the ark TO Committee Of
Naval Affairs. It's my opinion il wouldn'
have been built yel!'' And this 10 ".h
modern Whitfield" /"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20

FLoRENoE THROWN Our At Iowa C1rY.-
As we understand, and 50 said some days
since, it has come to pass, Florence has been
throson out by tho Banks at Ios0a City-so
we are informed by gentleman who left
htere on Saturday.
We undor, ,tand that the same game was
played there, that is evidently being played
here-Florence was called in and City Scrip,
which had, up to Thursday or Friday, been
taken by Cook, Sargent s. Downey on de.
mand, substituted for it-Cook, Sargent Il
Dewney then shut down upon it. The 9TH
er Bankers hereupon threw out both Scrip
and Florence. We do not think the sub
stituteo card will win here, but if it does
not, cur citizens may thank the Democrat
for note of warning sounded in time
Dav. Dem,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20

An effort is making at Washington by the
member from the Keokuk district in Iowa,
to get . transfer Of the present sppropris-
ton for the improvement of the Lower Rap
ids of the Mississippi, to be used in the con-
struction of . slack. water canal around
those rspids-in the expectation. no doubt,
of getting other aid from Congress heresf-
ter. A company has been incorporated by
the Iowa Legislature. for the construction
of this canal, in which the member from
Keokuk has large pecuniary interest. 1t
is 4 private stockholder concern, and il ever
All tolls collected by this company, and
they must be heavy 70 make it profitable
stock, will operate as 30 many and onerOus
tramlnels upon the commerce of that great
river. st. Louis and the whole country
above and below the Rapids sTe interested
in the safe, easy and cheap transportation
of al articles of commerce on: that great
river; and it is important that her Chamber
of Commerce % the representative Of this
interest, should inquire whether this trans
fer of the appropriation would not operate
seriously to her injury. The Rapids have
been, and n be, much further. improved
by the system now in operation. hsj.
Floyd says he is now prepared with boats
~ remove the most serious distractions in
the channel, and is opposed to the proposed
transfer of tho appropriations transfer
which, when once made, will be regarded as
an entire abandonment of the execution of
the work of tho General Government
There is no security, if this abandonment is
made, that the canal will be completed in
the next ten years, for tits most formida-
bic work and in the meanwhile CONNER co
suffers from this delay, and is to be tram
meled ever afterwards by heavy tolls
Missouri Republican,.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20

DEATH OF BISHOP WAuaH-The venerable
and excellent Beverly Waugh, senior Bishop
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, died this
morning at one o'clock, at his residence in
the city Of Baltimore. The Bishop had been
in feeble health for some time past. The
immediate cause of his death was erysipelas,
which followed sudden attack of appoplexy.
He was sixty-nine years of age: He had
been for many years a beloved and honored
ornament and support to the great denomi'
nation to which he belonged, and was re.
spected universally for his character and
ability by Christians of all sects in the coun-
try. Bishop Waugh was elected to the Epis-
copal Office in 1846. Previously to that time
he was resident of New York city, and for
several years had charge of the Methodist
Book Concern.
The Rev. Bishop Thomas A. Morris, who
has been Bishop next in the order of senior.
ity, will succeed to the rank of senior Bishop,
vacated by the death of Bishop Waugh. N.
Y. Evening Post, 9Th.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
How TO CUT GLASS WITH PIEcE OF

How TO CUT GLASS Win PIEcE OF
InoH,-The Scientific .Amsrican tells
how this can be done. Draw with pen
Gil on paper ary pattern to which you
would have the glass conform; place the
pattern under the glass. holding b,th TO-
eether in the left hand, (for the glass
must not rest on any plain surface j, then
take common spike or some other simi.
lar piece of iron, heat the point Of II to
rednsss, and apply it to the edge of the
glass; draw the iron slowly forward, and
the edge Of the glass will Immediately
crack; continue moving the iron slowly
over the glass, tracing the pattern, and
the clink in the glass will follow at the
distance Of about half IN inch, in every
direction, according to the motion OF the
iron. 1t may sometimes le found requi-
cite however, especially in forming cor-
ners, TO apply . vet finger to the opposite
side Of the glass. Tnmblers and other
glasses may be cut or divided very fanci.
iully by similar means. The iron must b.
4 sehsate' - often a. the orevice in the
sl.ss eeeses 10 flow.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20
al Again con.
~ HOWARD P. ROSS.

her parlor one night Till the clock struck nine,
Alone we'd been sitting and chatting At ease; -.
A nd We sang one song, it was "Wilt thou be miner!
We sang It together, each other to please
And when In the doorway together We STOOD
just about to take leave and depart from her sight,
Shs said in as winning . tone Is she COULD,
81 hope you will call again soon, good night.
Aad did call again, and again, and again,
For felt in my soul it was good to be there
To sit by her side - the dearest Of men,
And imagine that We were Loves happiest pair:
And every night when I rose 70 depart,
Ny heart grew sad, when came it was light;
But still shs would cheerfulness to it impart,
By saying, "Now call again soon, good night.
but called one night, and together ve sat,
Closer than ever before we had done,
0Y heart went faUxP fHuMP! and HsR heart
PIf-A-PAf,
And our lips were still, but our eyes talked on.
Till at last the shy quest on popped out of my heart
And the answer she gave filled my soul with de-
light,
And she whispered when came the sad moment to
part,
."1'm sure now you'l call again soon, good night.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20

P,cEons. "A correspondent of the
Lynchburg Virginian, writing from Hat
Creek, Campbell County, says: "Proba-
bly, 100, 900 pigeons have been killed in
this pigeon war. The number Of feather
beds the thrifty housewives have put up,
and are putting, from the most excellent
feathers from these birds, can hardly be
told. They come into their camp by
thousands at night, and leave with the
morning light, and 60 out in armies into
the surrounding country for acorns. Their
numbers are not diminishing-they are in.
creasing. They have already occupied
this ground for months. Two hundred
men and boys are sometimes found in pur-
suit Of the birds in the night time, within
the limits Of this pigeon camp. There is
great Sport; 'he best Of oyster suppers
are sometimes served up o" this pigeon
ground" --ty III
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VOL. IX-NO. so.
n q M on sUs


WheAD8 0oDH0ooos
Master-"Fuss class in jogratssl~
Scholars-"Yeth'n."
Master what's the bieesst riv.
er in Ameriky?"
Soholar--"Ihe Tom6igbsa sur; Ike keeps
a rincl,in on me. He pincht me 6rst, anr,
and pinclt him, back again.
Master-"Tske yer seats Fust class In
parsin'l"
Seholars-"Yeth'm."
Master" Moses, parse Arkansas sfxth
line from top"
sclolar-"A-r>k-ark, ,a-n-s-ans, ,arkans.s-s
4, -s,Arkansas."
Master Pronounce II Arksnsaw; but,
Moses, you ain's spelling-you're parsin,,
Scholar-"O, yeth'er Harkhandaaw h
noun, objective case, indicativ mode, com-
parativ degree, third person, and nomitiv
case to scizzurs."
Master you haven't said what gender,
Moses"
Scholar-"Feminine gender"
Aaster-"Why
Scholar-"Corz its"
Master-"Next."
Scholar-'Oorz itz o shemals."
Master-s'Next."
Ocn0lar-"For orgOtten, eur.
Master-"Oome, David, you know"
Sch0lar-"YetRm."
Naster-sWell, why is Arkansas Of the
feminine gender, David I"
Scholar" Corr itz-why core itx got
Miss Souri, on the norf Louisa Anna on the
souf, Mrs. Sippy on the east, and ever 90
many more shemales on the west"
Master r-"Very well, David, you may 60
to the head; you're rising genius"
CuR,oslr,rs.-A plate Of butter from
the ''cream of joke"
A small quantity Of tar supposed 10
have been left where the Israelites pitch-
ed their tents.
The original brush used 10 painting the
"signs Of the times
A bucket Of water from aAll's Well"
Soap with which a man was washed
overheard.
The strap which used 10 sharpen the
waters edge.
The pencil with which Britannia ruled
the wave.
A portion Of the yeast uaed in raising
the wind,
A dime from the moon when she gave
change for the last quarter.
The saucer belonging 10 the CUP Of soss
row.
A fence made Of the railing Of a ssold-
ing wife.
The ,chair in which the sun sets,
Thelhammer which broke up the meet.
ing.
Eggs from nest Of thieves.
Hinges and lock from the trunk Of an
elephant.
A sketch fsom politicians views.
GA tippler, who squinted swfully, used
to mourn that his eyes did not
agres. "It's very lucky for YOU" replied
his friend, ''for if your eyes had been ssAtehss
your nose would have set them on fire long
ago."
- Punch says: 'ro 6nd out whom
child loves, make it present. end notice to
whom it is most eager to show that present,
exultingly. To find out who woman
exactly the same thing"
~ A boy in the Latin school gave the
passage, Pompeius elomat moete, Cesar
palam ct interdiu," the following rendering
''Pompey ate claims BY night, Caesar by the
psil.full in the daytime !"
"Jim. which can travel the quickest, hssl
or cold I" "Why, heat. to be sure,' repliet
Jim, "ksse, you see, anybody can eate
cold"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20

REMAxKABLE WoRKs vF HUMAN La
Bos.-Ninevah was Is miles long, 8 vide,
and 40 miles round, with wall 100 feet
high, and thick enough for three chariols
abreast. Baby Ion was SO miles within
the walls, which were IS feet thick and
300 feet high, with 100 brazen gates.
The temple Of Diana, at Ephesus, was
429 feet to the support OF the room. 1t
was hundred years in building, The
largest Of the pyramids is 48l feet high,
and 653 on the sides; its base covers IL
acres. The stones are about 80 feet in
length, and the layers are 2O8. 1t en-
ployed $50, 900 men in building. The
iahyriath in Egypt contains 300 chambers
ami IL halls. Thebes in Egypt, presents
ruins 27 miles round, and 100 gates.-
Carthage was % miles round. Athens
was Is miles round, and contained 359,- :
600 citizens and 100000 slaves. The
temple OF Delphos was so rich in dona.
tions. that it was plunderel of $500 900.
and Nero carried away from it 200 st, L
ues, The walls of Rome were l3 miles
round,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20

THs LATE GEN. HAvELocK.-This
General, whose decease in India has
been, 80 much lamented, was not only a
soldier, but . preacher. He was a
member Of the Baptist Church in CAL
catts, and is said BY the missionary,
Kincaid, who knew him we'll, to have
been : devoted Christian. He was ac-
customed to carry with him . preaching
tent, in which to exercise his personal
gifts IS preacher of the gospel. His
influence was great and good in the ar
my. Lord Cough used to rely upon
his brigade for the most difficult and
dangerous work, and at one time, when
required to send forward force on a
particularly psrilous and importaI: en-.
tespriss, calling for great care as well
Is courage, is said to have exclaimed,
fsTzrn out the saints |; Havelock never
plumbers and his men never get drunk. y
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-20

Gliding down the hill.sides,
O'er the frosty snow,
Sliding through the valleys.
Jingling a. we go;
Happy voices joining
In a noisy lay,
Bless me, how delightful
Riding in q sleigh!
Girl whom you invited
Is sure she shall freese;
Nestles closer to you,
Gives your arm q squeeze;
Hints ct old school friendships,
As any maiden may,
Says i, = VERY pleasant
Riding in sleigh.
Driver gets excited,
Thinks he's very smart,
Snaps the whip y little,
Gives the nags . start
Girls and gallants mixing
In an awkward way,
Bless me, how delightful
hiding in . sleigh!
Round the corner rushing
At . speed too rash,
Suddenly upsetting
With . horrid crash,
In . snow bed tumbled
All the lovers lay,
Ha! ha how deligatful
Riding in . sleigb!
Hats badly battered,
B0nnets all awry,
Some the girls a-laughing,
Others want to cry;
Careless driver swearing,
Says the dcuce's % pay,
Ne'cr "dumped" load before,
Riding in sleigh.
Matters once more ri -hted,
juggling on We 60,
Through the woods and meadows,
Der the frosty snow;
Singing, laughing, kissing,
All the merry way,
Bless me, isn't it pleasant,
Riding in sleigh!