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A&olph. EbonIc Night The Earth goes surging round
Like huge e ship within coal black sea-
The sCntilatlng Pharos gist round
In the undesirable distance but a hand
Holds her still hard aport, lest she should strand,
IT'S half past o'clockP. NJ. Obi Grief Fs - = Il
and Agony, and Disappointment, sisters three;
hy es ss o fs s SngIh
She pledged her honied word thai she would come,
And wound her confdingly in mine +s4'
And And looked looked up from the blue depths other eyes,
Heaven grant patience, for have It notI
wa want mt hsI her 1ilSy mssy arms about my neck
l., want to see heri hear her; feel hef-aM - 90
Hoi hol love, are you here at last. ts''s f's''Ht
Like great blisterin the eastern sky,
The heavens have caught varIoIoid OF stars;- -
1have been waiting here perhaps an hour.
Adolph. And youwould shrink me for maiden aantl
Ye Godsl had a thousand maiden relatives,
Ten thousand married, and million widowed, -.
billions and trlllions Of uncles cousins thick
And sE9Fmipg 4s as ] the 6S17nE
Al And making merry DER their sandwlched ham,
Darting from heaven to the murky earthl
dEtd The servant, too, had quite msIaid my shawl,
Although told the stupid and Icouehed
Sr s esP 4fSF seo
Tablespoonful OF some bitter draught.
L feared the wet grass and the falling dews
,AdGPh. never failed false one, to come to thee.
came through snow, mud, fire, ice or blood;
When dark blue demons, hurtllng through the air,
1faultered not! But theehour falselaye false say
F. Sdn1h Indeed, dea love, believe me, 1 true,
Ad0ph fsay thou'rt fasel aye, doubiy, treby false
False us chicken raised with cucking care,
That when it hath to chantcleerhood grown, e.t1
Clappeth its wings, and croweth lusty crows,
And riseth from the ground with huttsring pens,
And strikes its parent with unfllial spur -. p,
StEtHh. II Pm a chicken, III go home to roost.
AdOkph Nay, dearest, stay. I did but idly Jest;
Ny fancy, like a hydrophobic cur,
Went snarng round, and madly bit and tore
The loving hand 1t daily licked with love
am accustomed to these morbid moods,
And cannot brook much crossing. When they're on,
roar like the tiger, clench my teeth, groHn
iSGikdh. My behemothl
AdOLphs Nay; lRtter not, my love;
Although Iseem at times to idly smile,
There lies huge tarpauln oer my spirit.
And yet / love to thy love break forth, q
And gambol DER my senses like green.
Yes, love; love on, letting thy red lips mould
Such glowing fancies may, melting pour
From out thy trebly heated furnace heart.
Ah what were life, II we were sernly bid a. ts .f.El
Never to call things by the names theyioHnl M 80
Sing me song now. Not parlor song
As ladies whine upon their octayes eight; .
But something that will grout me through with music.
SGLALh. I have cold, love, and cannot sing
Adokph. Nay but SONG favorfte OF your own
SdLtdh / am so hoarse scarce speak word,
AdOLph. Well, am sorry; for1 thought the air
You sang astnghtwas Bweeter than the note 30
Ofthe nightbiri OF Persia when 1t pours .fs sam.
Its love lorn plant into the roses ear.
SdAdh. You hatter! Well-aheml-inde can'n
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Ohio Lodge NO 1OI.-Meets Masonic Ran,
Market and the rs and ttird
aAysvenings of each month G. W. slqnEs, W. N. Atsz-
a7dtr Laughtin, Secretary.
Wheeling Lodge No. las Meets as above on
The Hr and thtrf Thursday evenings each month. F. A.
SREsrlISoRR, W. NJ; S, ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling Union Chapter no. I9-Meets as
S'oTe on the second Monday evening Of month. w
S'rF, Il. p; s. ". Pearson, Secretary.
Wheeling EncamPment No. I.-Meets as
LE'i q on the Su'4b Monday evening month"; w J.
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The mother, She spoke and the daughter. she heard
And this is the moral my ng would enforce,
You may preach to woman until you are hOarse,
TN fhe deuce is to pay, ''oh higG!''
AdoEph. Theresm meaning deep within song like that,
I thank you for It. It hath made me merry. --tL a
Now nestle all your waSen fingers IN t,.s
RstTesR Et,Y e. The gSSad , s palms Gtny rawPg R hand
And And gazT upon yon silver gong, the moon
Loud Snnder ! Tnmbss in the rainy sky
There 5 feastng there in heaven. Nectar foamS
atmighty Joye approves with regal nodsi
Venus lies couched upon her royal bed
OF yet unopened and uDgathered roses 7=s-S.
The posts are stems of asphode and. over all,
Han MaIgs 5oh n%niP, S1 Ss
Blu. Mercury stole it while the wetchman slept, .aEg
With y0ls M snd by her v side
And as he drains his iron pannier down. IS
He slaps his fists upon his nuscled thighs,a
IN eeP sara s an Se
ofhis own bellows while hemofled the steel
That forged the bolts of wire bearded Jove.
Mars stirring his liquor with his dRggers pointt
a se S e9a as s bs
The men all drink on high oIymPu love,
BaS % the Sds SSGs S sgsd
a more ethereal dish, hroad sky blue bowls
FILLED to the brin with ueltipgsummer clouds
White as the marble Of thy heaying bosom,
Gss 4n ss 5S
Sao1i tSG 9nsgsy
a AT non quality which we surface fools sie1
Apply as foOlshly.. ThelOng limbsd scal0pex ~ ~ 5
Exists upon mysterious suction and l.atas+ e.
Grows fat and falls before the mighty hunter,
The calcoed chameleon lives upon
The unsubstantfa1 air, and thrives a-pace.
Love dimes on hope, and make8 Rhearty meal
From one or two dry, thriceptcked bones oft.
Hope,live upon the poorest fare of all: 81
A gAncing look shot from her wandering eye; - s+
Anidle word, whose only meaning
To keep Nair of chattering lips from rusting.
A sigh, perhaps, he neyer,W would haveheArd,
But for the lady's well confirmed dyspepsia s e 80
Prom Ofthese, he orders up afeast, il1
And gorges like 9 starved and Gagged hyena. sy7r
SGlkdh. But then, pyfatheris lands and city lots,
Are they two, unSnhstantial like the resi-?
AdOLph. No time Tonight argue points like this,
Wilt thou retire to thy. chamber, love2E 5i -
And there till the beHHlY
The meanwhile 1, stern seeker not OF sleep, =
Wflhere reclne and guard thee through the night
No morel awayl FAREWELL FYe Godsl FAREWELL
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nc CORREsPONDENTS

concerning subscriptions advertising or other
of the Ineencer should be addressed to
tIe Propretors.
Letters concerning the editorial department of the paper,
sh 'ud be addressed to the Editors Jointly either
them.
Correspondents writing for publication will please write
ly side of the paper.
anil prompt attention to correspondents than
theymight otherwise receive.
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TRE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

1-subsertberswho give express notice to
- aa9 lr1f Ta
eff subscribers order the discontnuaAce of their peri
odcalS the publisher continue to send them until all
'rages arepad. ---..t- -s- .=-a
eff subscribers neglect refuse take their periodic
the offices which they directed they held
ponsbe till the have settled the bill and ordered them
dis continued. '+--.'- ~ s=i t--i
4-T subscrbcrsremoYe to other places withoutnform
publish and the papers sent to the former d.
ttion they alt held responsible.
5-The Courts that refusing to period
the Office removing and leaving them uncaed
o.,is PrinGJ Jdcia evidence OF Intentional fraud.
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CHURCHEs OF WHEELING.

the information ofsrengers visiting the city, pub
ish the following list of the different Churches, and their
time and place Of meeting If there any Mistakes
winmake the necessary correction with pleasures:
81. NdttetUS Eptscopdltan, Corner Monroe and Byron
Streets Rev. E. T. PERKSs Rector; morning services 10
O';lOck, eVeninG,T.
st. o's EptscopaIiaa Main street, between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling, H. SIXTH, A. A, Rector
Services-Mornlng 1O1f; afternoon 81; night ~.
Pirs: Prss6yterid, REV. H. WEED PASTOR Fourth ST.,
&onrOeand Quincy afternoon
Second Presbyterian Webster street, between Main and
Market Centre Wheeng services morning and evening.
Third Presbyterian, Fifth street, between Chestnut and
Tabert ss South Wheeling Rev. E. WooDs Pastor, sery-
morning and evening.
Fourth Presbyterid Rev PAUL. Pastor, Mainstreet
Washington and Adams services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street AetsOdtst Episcopal, Rev. j. E. WILSON
PASTOR between Monroe Quincy services
morning and evening. & so .ts.f
NorE Street eHodst Episcopa1, RevA.A. REcERPaStor
corner Market North sts North Wheeling; services
morning and evening. saa- baH ,fa,5 a-s
OiapEtne Street Methodist Episcopal ROv. T. n. MoN-
ROE PASTOR Chapne street, between First and Second
Centre Whee2tngi services morning and evening.
South Wheeling n. r. gChurcs, Rev. J. s. Hall.
Pastor; services morning and evening. - - = ses5
Wheeling Island Chapel, Wheeling Island, Rev J.
+. WrLsoN, Pastor.
German Asaaodist Episcopal Rev c. HErwIO, Pastor,
Caapne street. between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
St. James oqt4czra1, Roman Catholic, Rt Rev BISHOP
r. v wHELAN Fifth street, of Hampden services
morning and afternoon.
associate Retor7ued Rev J. II. MoOLUaE, PASTOR corner
ofMarke Jefferson and afternoon
Disciples Market street, between Webster and Third.
Cnre Wheeling; services 1O9E in the morning, and 7h
evening. etSE JE
Evangelical ProtesGnt, Rev. HELTER, PASTOR Clay
st.eet, above Sixth, East Wheeling.
Zion Evangelical LutsertaHr, Rev. F. zENMMRRMAN,
P.stOr Market street, Webster Third
Nyr...
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TOANAAIA IIAT-The greatest variety of Panama Hats
Il ever broughtto this cty-from 20 cents to $500
-jpIy6 BLISS CAMPBELL, n.
No. IS, Main ST.
a PEW Low Priced EIlow and Wood Cabs hand,
N which We viii seli reduced Prsee to close out
ausI4 PAYNE 1 co.
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SONG

OH mother, dear mother, my hear, at is sad,
Ny feelings laustered, my appette's bad; It
Ny peace is destroyed, and know IN decline, o H f1
Unless you say Eyes, and he 'she ismIne,"
WHAT'S it, say, Obi tell 1t me, pray
Is tlove? "Nay, nay, OH feE'
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OH daughter, dear daughter, bid you beware, =
For men are deceitfUl, their words are snare;
Till the Priest be bespoken, the license he bought
Take care, too late you may learn that you ought
You had better obey, without further delay,
Or younl wander astray, "oh my" r. g. -
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AEsHTs JANUARY L. 1856: /:


Y ASSETS JANUARY i,l1659;5i y -.
ashn hand DePOsitesip Hartford Banks ss4s
RealEstate nnSGmbeTed 65842
BLls Receivable ~
log Bonds cent. interest," annually
g % Sonasotisp3 River 60 5000
% do WateTburyBant Q, . $4,000
s8S oa85 dc do PE0yds9oe 8. o6
sSss do New York ai.. .:.' 500 SSs so
65 90 90 Gnsa 9 gssas rru.. Co. n Z stock
A150 do New York :. I. and Trust Go. Z" ..225000O
.5..,...:.:... ..si 15 tisI5, al,9Qe8s7s8
f4a, Unsettled Claims not due........ S1T3 s26s4
Losses .kqslita61y ADJUSTED and .Promps1a Paid,
UPWARDS OF s11, 100000 '
or Losses have been paid by the Rtna insurance Co..
the past Ss years
Fire & Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms conslstent with soyeney and
Especiql attention 0iOen 70 ISsSrqnos of REzLIY9s
and conFs0tsJ0r tsr7qsef1 to 6gears. w5
The progress of this has been stable and
eventfu in or exempt from SWeepng conaagra-
tio9s and maritime dgaseL Being long established on
During hart tlmes the security reliable Insurancei
animperative duty the ability Of property to
tain loss being Il EN- muchlesEened 80 = T.6
Policies issued without delay business attended
. WIN a1'Pe'f9 ana B naSj7sS sSj7sS&RaRINGEN, Agent.
Office in Union Hall buildings west side Main street
febl9-daw=til Jan. LIST, 49, l5it 6sE sszH
4 INSURANCE ar a9i
THEFIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF WHEELING.
- IstcoTpordted 1881. w e3t
TAKES risks atthe lowest rates Buildings Of all kinds,
IL Steamboats, Furniture and against
dangers attending the OF Goods rivers
seas, lakes, canals and railroads. - 25 4is 9Eti
z -; a. iG4lkEgIohe.. - IL q
salnn Neel, a.5 Wm, FleFning, Henry Crangle.
RI. Orangle, 3. Brady Rob't Morrison
q Dan'ILamb, RobtPattersonj .saml. OFT. b s.
r. ". HARD1H0, sec,y. =
B-ApplIeSfiohsfor Insurance promptly attended
to by the Preadeut and Secretary ElsT 8 .1 'ltF
Wheeling, Jan. 2s. 1883.
HONfElFIRTGEA AND NJ AIRIkE; Ed.
Z b. RA-NGEGLLHPANY.5 siIgs4ss.
Eifo EoRFICE NO. WALL STREET, n. VI s4
flssIs. Gasa G4n5s4t ssS sEs
ETNHIs Company owned managed BY sorne Of the
Eeaithiest and best in the sity ofNey
ips Agentfsr wheeling and vicinity.
sa NATIONAL HOUSE.
l0PErRD Noy. 16, $3.50
MARIETTA, OHIO.
RECKARD g WILLIAMS, Pfoprfetors
THIS NEW FIRST GLASS HOTEL Is situated ON the
corner Of Second Streets the Steamboat
Landing Omnibpses connect with al the Railroad TFaing
SAssISIERE received, a beautiful BaeF Casai-
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ELL NG YAs THURSDAY MORNING. sEPTElfBFRs9 s. 1855
THE INT.EL.LIGENCER

The following take-offisOne ofthc raciest pro-
ductions of the season: -
The admirers of Alexander Smith will find in
the following ''Lits Drama a spasmodic subj.
nifty of thought and expression, never before
e.qualled on this side of the Atlantic. Perhaps
the Ca6Le had something to do with transmitting
the electric spark from Alexander to our first
Page.-[Ed Spirit
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CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE

by THR-
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Cash Capital $1,000, 600

ABSOLUTE AND UNIMPAIRED, =. -
WITH "A SURPLUS OF S5O6,3S7SSI
And pTestigeof 38 years and experience!
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"A S. MI I0IILI,ONI..
1O2 MARK EII STREET-
Plumber and Gas. Fitter1.

gts.l Z 4h4AO61 -du4f STdSt E1GG61.r-rgr
;[2 EEPs constantly hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
~ Wrought Iron Pipes, Sheet Lead sizes
of Brass Cocks and Valves; Steam and
Water Guages Lift Foros Pumps Sinks ,BathihE Tubs
Wooden and Iron Gum Hose packing ia.
OF all Thcknesses Metal, Pure Banca, Tin
Zinc and Antimony the Celebrated TRoY BELLS
Crucibells In the country. $3.50 Sgs3issl n - slis
~ Also, Poy's improved Chain
which Is deeids the greatest the age, right
to put aud Oountesid Western az
will be sold onf fsIE terms. .t.}fz5+4.i a. - -
~ Galvanized Iron Tubing Incorrosiye, and con-
dpctpg pipe for hot orcotd water esTel
Ga for preferable to ,sn cheaper than Lead
~ AgusductP constant size
tity OF which can be furnished noCet p n @
S9S4 RgtdJor0kd Copper, BrqSsGnd Lead! 81 lsfiis
Just RECEIVED and Now Open.-Err
WYE take pleasure in Informing
yN the public generally that have
Spring stock yCI 0ISg GdS8L1EERES& YESTYNGSJ
together with general assortment Enruisl.aS
G9oodsall OF which will sell PrceSto
We only ask call feeling confident you our
stock viii eBatishea that cannot exceled sbeT
In the style or quality Of the goods offered for
know that stock consibts EdGhiOGbEe
91eGp Goods and We are prepared to make them
der in style second to none either East or West
and ct short notce our stOrsEoom No.
1Oz Main st. WHEELER q LARIN, ~
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Fire q Inland Navigation
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solyency and
fair profit. -.
Especial 1tte1ti0Ft qfUep QfD WELLLHG6
H and contsntS.Jor tet1ps Of to gears. 81 y g
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b Rsst
ngid price from Fip'to onstDoHsra bolt. stock
IS az 7e10 and in good order, aud be sold. Those in
want of good and cheap article viii please can
rap3 No. 148 Main st.
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ALIFE DRAMA.
[wKrTEN EXPRESSLY FOR YouNes sP1R1r6 or
sas THE SOUTH.
FIRST ACT.
\ LIFE DRAMA.
FIRST ACT.
DRAMATIs PERsoNR,

ADOLPa .sALLAH
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

VIrgIntus Lodge Ne. 3.-Meets every Thursday
eenlng at the Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets
MAI. RrcuARDsoN, n. g.; ZRos b NJ Rtaa, Secretary.
Franklin Lodge Ne. .1S.-AIeets as aboveevery
Monday EVENING. wM: TArIoR, n. G.; Rtlltana p.
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UMBRELLAS AND PARASO
9 5sa '.i3 W ARE HOUSE, ,...'.l .,
NO. 10 WARREN-STREE
my22-d:tw--ly u NEW YORK.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-31

EH- This glowing language from the
Washington correspondent Of an exchange is
but the echo of the general voice
Mr. Crittenden's noble speech in, New York
is the theme OF general admiration. Critten.
den il ultimus Romanorum. No other man
IN Congress, mt the present time, stirs up lik,
him the depths of the human soul with his
glorious Appeals I" the nobler faculties of our
nature. Take Grittenden from the Senate,
and you reduce Il at once to the level of an
ordinary debating society. lie IL the icaven
which lsavenrth the whole lump. Without
him II is lumpish enough, aud "baren all
barren ALL" May the old friends Of Henry
Clay add one more claim to the eternal graft
tuds Of their fellow-citiz.ns by ralIyinu
around tho gallant Crittendcn in the next
Presidential contest, and bearing him alof.
On their triumphant shields TO the very por-
tails Of the Executive mansion. Let thrm thus
revive the memories Of the past, and give US
all an opportunity to pnrtaks In one good old
fashioned up and down fight for the Union
aud the Constitution, before we depart from
this Wsasison,s world.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-31


tR- With the restIessness and love Of I'D.
venture which cliarneierizes the American
people, an expedition is now fitting out in
New Yorkby a number Of enterprising young
men, of various trades and professions, for
the settlement of one of The Papuan Islands
in Central Ocennica They propose to. 70
into the cultivation Of sugar, cotton, coffee,
and other tropical products, and to establish
a free port for the supply and ref,ting Of
American whaling ships in the Pacfr, md
for general trade. The island which the
colonlsts have fixed upon is said TO be very
fertile and beautiful, and is not claimed by
any European power, few powerless and
inoftensve natives occupying il, who will wei.
come peaceful Adventures. The enterprise
is a novel one, and its progress will be watch.
ed with interest," $50
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EW The Lowell Citizen snys that of the
S25OO.000 capital stock Of the Msrrimac
Mills, $4,000 i owned In that city; much
OF hby overseers, operatives, &C., who own
from one to five shares each. The shares at
par are $1,000. but are now selling for g..
900. being the only manufacturing stock in
New England (except the Lowell Blsachsry)
that 10 at par. The Msrrimac makes 3sO,0Uo
yards Of cotton cloth week and prints or
bleaehss $4,000.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-31

A "Go-IS" Court AND BAR.-At n recent
session of an Iowa District Court, at Burlinp.
ton, IN attorney at the bar collered Judge
Clagget, dragged him from the bench, and
was about to chastise him in "a very summary
way when other parties n,erposed and sepa.
rated them. Mr. Browning was fined $50
and sent to Jail for six hours. The attorneys
refused to transact any more business in a
court where sdch disgraceful scenes are en-
acted, add she Court broke up in q general
row. Fia. 4E.- tf1
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-31

LEGIsrATIvE.-We understand that there
IL already one gentleman out for. the Leyis-
lature in this county, and several others ar
piping. We can't, of course, telLhow many
there will be in'the field'at the ensuing cleo
ton to represent McNlinn, but we do know
that there is at least solid dozen aspirants
in the county who believe that they were,
on the morning of creation, foreordnined and
predestinated to Legislative honors %, and
who will regard further postponement of
their claims as an ofiicious attempt to inter
fers with one Of the special decrees Of Deity.
Pitch in, gentlemen!-- ~r'sss ss 80
Broad Is the road that leads to death,
And many walk together there
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-31

H A postmaster writes US that one Of
our papers sent to his Office is not taken out,
and that the man to whom Il 10 addressed
moved to the west two months ago. The
postmaster has discharged his duty. Very
well. But that man owed US two years sub
scription, and we hsve to remark, that man
who will subscribe for paper, read it two
years. and then sneak of with both pockets
fsil Of money, without paying for II, is alto.
gsthsr too mean TO nams in our columns,
aad must have heart as blnck as the waters
OF Tar river IL such characters ever get 10
hsavsn, heaven 10 not exactly the place the
pssashers represent Il 10 be.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-31

IHs ENGLISH NolLEnEs.-Ths st. Paul
r'oneer Of the 18th says: "Ths rsmos that
Lords GrOsvenor, Cavsndish. and Dir. Ashley,
who went hunting in the Red River valley,
were killed by Indians, is not true. II is not
Their 'hroais, but their eye teeth. which have
been Gu. BY the natives. The last we heard
ofthem they were paying one hundred doll
lars each for Red river carts. which were
worth about five, and were pluneing into a
wild career Of speculation in broken down
Red River horses" r
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-31

DOUGLAS AND THE SoUTH.-RefsrrinR to
the speech Of Senator Douglas at Memphis,
the Bulletin said:
We have henrd, from q most authentic
source, that distinguished Ex-Governor OF
Mississippi, who has hitherto been very hos.
tile towards Mr.. Douglas, on account of his
doctrines rs reported in his "Freeport speech, )"
after hearing Mr.. Douglas on this subject,
emphaiically declared that if that was "Squat.
ter Sovereignty" then Sir. Calhoun was a
"Squntter Sovereign" for Mr.. DIS doctrine
was identical with that of the great South
Carolinian on the anne subject.
The Louisville Democrat, an old line col.
der in the ranks Of Democracy, says on the
above text:
The gentleman hers alluded to il ex.C;ov-
ernor Mathews, II is said. II II were worth
while, il could be easily shown that ihis doe
trine Of Douglas has been held with great
uniformity by SouAhern politicians. We
don't think II worth while to hunt up old
documents; bu: we shall have them ready
whenever politicians get no far over the I.e-
compton epidemic that they can listen to rea.
son.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-31

D The success Of camphor rs an anti
dote TO strychnine, In the two cases reported
last year, prompted to its triaI in n recent case
reported at length in the Virginia Medical
Journal, by Dr.. Claiborne, Of Petersburg
The strychniGe was taken with suicidal in.
tent in dose Of two grains, and the patient
was not seen until tetannic and epilep.ic
spasms Of intense violence had supervened,
which continued for hours. until one drachm
Of camphor had been administered in doses
Of ten to six grains every half hour, when
they ceased, and the patient recovered.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-12-31

COMMODORE PAULDISG.-A suit has been
brought against Commodore Paulding, by
Mcdonald, one. Of the illibusters brought
hong with Walker. The U. s. Attorney nj
New York declines to defend Pauldng in
this suit, and the old Commodore asks the
Navy Department to relieve him from the
expense of defending himself for his official
net. 1t the Department declines, he will up.
peal to Congress. 1IIrt