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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05
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WARRINGTON, April 4, 1859.
II has been ascsrtained from authentic tha
there has been acceptance either ccndiora or
diora Of volunteers for Uh obe< under NE
bill now pending before Congress.
The current that the President designs
structoa Of the Cabinet without foundation. The
bers composing II are known TO be ha-monicus ths
general policy Of the administration, and fend,y In ar
ther relations
well General Harvey. The chief command ot as UtAh
army win devolvc the former.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-05

tacitly agreed upon between the black republi-
cans, the Douglas renegadee, and the little rump
ofthe Southern Know Nothing faction Very
we'll The administration cannot rccede The
bulk Of the party cannot. with any show of
'"ason, be called upon to capitulate to the
'nr,c douglas democrats Of the Senate and the
tseniy-three Douglas deser.ers Of the House
The bulk Of the party will adhere, with the
Senate and the administration, 10 the Lecomp-
ton bill, without the condition precedent
should the House rebels recede, there will be q
pacifcation and door opened for repentance
and absolution bat il they have resolved to re-
main intrsctable, they may as well proceed to
make their terms with Mr. Seward and Company
at once, as to wait for something to turn up"
The leaders Of these Douglas rebels must be
ruillotined, and their followers, even II here
after permitted to re-enter the democratic camp,
must be content to start again and remain at
the foot Of the ladder; at least until their good
behavior shall entitle them to some measure Of
confidence.
We undertake TO say that the final action of
the administration party in both houses of Con-
grcss upon this Crittenden substitute will he
tantamount to this; and If this be war, why.
then, the Chevslier Forney and his corporal's
guard in Pennsylvania would do we'll to
buckle on their armor at once, and take the
field Assuming that between the Senate bill
and the House bill the admission Of Kansas at
this session will fall through, we still adhere to
the conclusion that all the hopes of the Kansas
shriekers Of a revival of this exhausted agita-
tion will BE- dished. The decree of John Cal.
houn awarding the organic State I gislature
TO the free State atty & IS the destiny Of Kan
sas, even under tie Leo ur.on blu IA it sim
plest form, b,yond 4 peradventurc. Congress
can do nothing 10 prevent Kansas becoming
free State directly, from and after the act Of
her admission. But while the administration
hGl nothing 10 fear from fnal defeat upon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

rHr FORMER PRoPRrErREss OF THE PACIFIC no
TEL Grand street. has Just opened the Mssonic Home ~
Mercer street and socs The patronage q BE-. dsnras sna
the public 81 large. hhs. hohfVN'
yyvyoxrNe H0TEr.-REDUcED PRrCE-BoARD
1e per DAY for ths sumner So bet seen
Duane and jag streess No. e3 orceuvien street. Wv
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AN AsrRoLoaTsT Thai BEATS TEE NoxLD-hsp
"A % ri IL offered - any sne VIZ @ ~ ~
sreu thrrneh NE, particularly losses s~ .s sosen
sv.as, "a Ia fact al Business nstters ~ -hsdsmeC
\ he only person the United ssss Who csn gve nsy
rurnbsrs fhss no humbug VAL ana ss""f ton'~''~.
Residence l2z spring sreeL
woyprR-TuE GrPsy PAI.MIsr.-ER yoU WISH
10 tncw all the secrets Of your past and future NE se
snovjedae OF which viii sAve you yesrs vrow ana care
risi lie bIpsy 1t M Cana street The 0psy hAa secret
rb,eh ws gain the affections Of The OPPOSITE ser.
4 sTROrOGY.-MADAM LANK DAN BH COreU1rHD
about love marriage And absent frseda IA sels A
he events q e 1t isS Mulberry street near GrAni "a
Mee As censs Tcnsemeu ~ She speedy raar
sisges and dives lucky numbers charges extra
Ar gwH0 not hEAsp OF rae cEm .ia !. IN
IN Madam PRmWsTKH Bbe hes BEEN ccnsurea ~ ~
sAnss this and other eites with esi,re
feels coen6ens - - no sqns sne em W -, sh trS
wife o. husband, alop tb~ e{ vfstsx you 80. W.
i've ser ca al ~ povsry opposite Blescssr sresa "a
ties 70 Gems, gentlemen "
go sr,rso arp rvy-cI tTRvOy aNcn--Nss SLY
iiV NOTR TIE most succssfrl me $500
lslrvo~ eot in Ccnsnltsfionscn e,eiaes-
ss.ntf isnss ioet ropertg, Ac, and no st'
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NEWsPArERs.

S,onpurTTos m yrR wUvrcrPAL GOVERNMENT
Thieves in hish places alleged libel on busieed By
fnomss NJ Carr; hidden csuss be ieier AL o Vs noet
iu., HENRY nxtshs cs-s. ne polite; cruns medical prno
ice; auserly report q De General gBerp,.a1ens q
Police ror fn psrticulors the UrIfkD STATES ~
ITrT kzErrE For sale BY sn news agsntA frice Tour
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.
mi CTEENs HOTEL.
r touNsOv begs 70 Inform families and Gentlemen
Waiting that has addsi nearly one hundfed bed
ROWS 70 ife above hotel all large siry, quiet and web
furnished. Also.
isrrs sitng rooms with bed and bath rooms 1,s.hed
johnson hopes by strict attention end noderae charge
40 SCENE tke patronage Of ladies and gentlemen visiting
M.rcheser Mlrcsrsrsa, MAJ !, 1853
OCEAN HoUsy. NEWPORT. -rHTHwnLL KNOWN
~, nc k OF June proprietor ready 10 furnish fsni
ss with rooms for The moderate srs and would
r,srectruiv invite those IN want 70 call ard ersmre BIS
rooms before nasng engagements Or apply by
mail 70 the subscriber, j. q. WEAVER.
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1900. xr,,o uorsp-r8u UNDERGROUND m
N Aw,ssfnllT Informs bis sustome y and he nerchsns
Town town thsthe has removed ncs nv oa ~, =. va,
ssrsst RE Latter place h@voy ~ e1yres oA-a -
a. ass restaurant BE- viii coun . give Ne sane re
W \ ,s~r cr N hs rrscrnsxs IN he iQrner place.
AUsrlT f. eIkGHOR1N&h, h>r<crsnA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

OPERATIONS OF suRGI.A RS HE poLIcs DIP Art
y s~s AND is pesec YES The wandxing knight At Alba
~ q, ,srrr,is~sntr Clotwel and his Horse and Wac
So csss 81 ca,} md Qhess s9r full gsrtcl,sr'
80 Re UNITS sfNrys rOfICE oAlErFE. For sale ~
Ia nees atsa1 Price four centa ..
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nARIs HOTEL DEa RrRATaras, NO. 8 vrvTxNNn
ssvcex near the Erchanss The principal theatres the
pouieyards and The Palsts RoyaL-m 0I2ABD has The
renovated h hotel snd prepared % a,commozan gnss,s
Win large ard small rooms IRON, two francs 70 sx francs
sr aax and Arse restaurant available n Ill
konys an excellent table dhosc baths aud csrrsgsa
70 The hos Pho telegraph ooes oeus asuaa h
he hotel travellers have NE greatest facility for correspond
rs with families and others rrpch snd fwexn tcur
hotel with any ef those small sssablhmeHs bearing hs
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'snisr Adele Van Bergen Ars vHadsrsosr Enss
miller kureta Van B0kkelen Mr. Won stoakhorA Ca
cent hrsC All rofne
! Ansu Mrs John vandorsn 0usaa n Van rolnger Mrs
BoskirkkmmSC f Edward
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14
STATE OF TENNESSEE-.FRANA.
LIN COUNTY.

July Term 1873, Of the Circuit Court Of said
County.
Whereas, RI S. Hill, collector of the public
taxes for the County Of franklin, reported to
Court the following tracts Of land and parts
OF town lots, as having been returned for the
taxes for the year 1857, and that the taxes
thereon remnln due and unpaid, and that tue
respective owners or claimants thereof have
no goods and chatteIs within this county on
which he con distraIn for said taxes, to-wit :
JEREMIAH CLCvELANn.-One town lot, be-
ing paris of lot Nos. = and Is in the town Of
Wlnche ter, Tennessee; said part Of lot Nc.
, being the one on which NJ. Clusters las.
crn house is situated; and the sand part IL ct
No. l., beng the one on which the stable ol
said Custer is standing; valued at Sls0O 60.
Taxes "a IS, Clerks fees 81 80, Printers
fees 81 30, Collectors fees 81 %.
Wherefore 1t is considered by the courtIhat
judgment be and is hereby entered against
the aforesaid tracts ofland and paris OF town
lots, respectively in the uRmc Of the Safe for
the sums annexed 10 each, being the amouA'
of take, due scycraIly thereon for the yea
ir57. And it is ordered by the court .L4.
sad tracts Of land and parts Of town lot, %.
so much tbercofas shall be sufficient Of eoru
Of them 10 satisfy the taxes, costs and cha e.,
annexed 10 them seyeralIy, be sold us the
law directs.
n. FRIZZELL, Clerk &c.
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FOR BERsHsEBA PRyN 81.

For the accommodation of the public who
wish to visit Bersheba Springs via McNlinn.
vile or Tracy City, the Stages will run to and
from those places, daily, connecting with the
cars at each place, as follows;
Leave McMinnvlIle every morning ut 7
o'clock, and arrive at Bcrsheba Springs the
same day at 2o'clock.
Leave Bersheba Springs every morning NJ
6 o'clock, and arrive at McMinnville at II
o'clock, n. m.
Leave Tracy City every evening at4 o'clock
and arrive at Bersheba Springs the anne eve
nlng at s o'clock.
Leave Bcrsheba Springs every morning ut
4 o'clock, and arrive at Tracy City at II o.
CLOCK the same day, giving passengers tive to
take dinner at each place before the depart
urc. Passengers will be carried to and from
the cars at each place.
NJ. A. PRICE.
july Is By ). ,, MARSHALL, Agt.
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good reading was in it-what nice
original tales-nice poetry-com-
mercial and other news-showed
him how large the paper was and
how clean and plain the print was
told him the necessity Of a good
paper in our town-how much it
added to the praise of our county
abroad-what a light tax it was
on our people to support a good
paper, &C., and so on, but our eff
forts We're all fruitless-he rcfus-
ed to subscribe, saying that he was
"too poor" and had "no time to
read"
Time sped OLA week passed,
and we saw that same man in
town. He went to the grocery,
staid two or three hours and spent
more than two dollars for whis-
ky and water. And, now, what
10 you reckon kept that man from
taking the paper? He was "too
and didn't "h0rc time to
read"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14
NG1ic.p.

By virtue Of a decree of the County Court
Of franklin County, Tennessee, promo, need
at It's October Term, 1858, in the case Of
John N. Bennett, admir- &c,
will, on Monday I'D of November, lsJs.
offer for sale To the highest bidder on a creI-
i, of T. months, at the Courthouse door in
Winchester, a tract Of land lying IN Frank,
lin County, Tennessee, civil district, No. ..
known as the e.. A. Bonnet tract ; bound By
the lands Of Alanson Rowe. S. d. Farris and
others. (Said land will be sold subject TO the
widows dOwcr.) The biddlngs 10
a Sll per acre Ten per cent on the full
amount TO be paid down to drfray expense
The purchaser required to give bond aud Sc
curity snd a lien retained on tho land until
the purchase money IS paid.
Oct. ID. tbs r. r. SIllS, Clerk.
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In to.day's paper will be found
the Address of DR.. Wallace Es-
till, delivered at the Fair grounds,
to the members of the Franklin
County Agricultural and Mechan-
ical Society. 1t is published at
the written solicitation of a large
number Of our citizens, but for
want Of more room we have omit
ted the correspondence. Don't
fail to read the Addrcss--it con-
italns valuable historical besides
other Information.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14
STATE OF TENNESsEE.--FlsANN
LIN COUNTY.

Circuit Court Clerks Office.
John W. Holder, Jr., VS.. Ben Dcchcrd, Jr.,
Guardian. &C., ~ ais.
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
1t appearing TO the satisfaction of the Clerk
that the defendants, ben Dcclcrd, Jr., Lem
Idaa P. Holder Fran'is Holder, Eudocla G.
Holder, Elizabeth e.. Holder and Richard F..
Holder, Jr,, are nOn-rcsrdcnts of the State Of
Tennessee: 1t is ordered that publication
be made fer for successive We rs N
the 'iiome journal" a newspaper published
in Winchester, Tenn, requiring said defend
ants to appear before the Circuit Court Tor
franklin County, 10 be holden at the Court
House in Winchester on the ith Monday of
November next, then and there to plead, an
swcr or demur to the complainant petition,
or the same will be taken for confessed and
set for hearing cXparte. This. Oct. T., lsJS.
n. FRlXXELL, Clerk,
By Abe Frrzzc'l. ID. c..
Fri2zeIl g. Marks for Petitioner.
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INsURE.-In another place will
be found the advertisement Of the
IItna Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Conn. TO urge the
superiority of this Company to
nearly all other companies would
be useless, for nearly every per-
son Mows the H,tna Company's
high character and solvcncy. 1t
has the largest capital, we believe,
Of any Insurance Co. in the Union
And unhcsitatingly do we recon-
mend it to the citizens Of Frank
lin County. You all ought to in
sure, for you wot not when your
houses and accumulations from
years of hard labor may all be
destroyed 10y fire and you left
pcnnilcss, whereas an insurance
of 80 or 40 or so dollars would
have repaired the loss.
The Itna Company promptly
and ~cquitably adjusts all losses,
and has appointed W. J. Slater
an agent at Winchester. Our
personal acquaintance with Mr..
SLATER, from his babyhood up, en-
ables us to confidently recommend
him to all who want to insure in
a good Company through the me-
dunn Of a good agent.
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COMM ERCIAL.
Nashville Market,
From the Nashville Daily News.

Friday, Oct. Is, 1858.
BAcoN,-Demand small, stock light
but little offering. Shoulders &C.; Ham.
s!alOc.; Clear Sides &c. From store
Shoulders SIC; Hams 9alO!c.; Sides 8!
aS3c.
DRIED FRuIT.-Apples slal Is; Peal.
ed Peaches, 81 5Oa3; UnpeaIed l 5Oa$2,
GINsFNG--45a50 cents.
Wheat.-Buyers are offering 75c (or
prime Red, so for White.
WmsKY.--We quote 21O22 for Rec,
tilted. Country brands 4OGGOc.
LARp.-ln moderate demand at sIOSl
cents.
CAyDLEs.-Star, 2OG22c.; TaIlow, u!
@l5c.
FEATHERS are worth 40 cents.
Coal-15O23 cents.
Bceswax 23G25 cts.
Flour-Lebanon Mills Extra, IS so
per barrel; Superfne, SO 5OG$i Co.,
Rock City MiIls-Extra Family Flour
in Bags, wholesale 81 % retail So 80
r. 9slb.
Corn Meal-5O0GO.
Com is worth 3OG4O cents.
Salt-Coarse sack is worth 81 60; fine
81 IS; Dbl. 37!c, per pushed.
Sugar-ln bbls. SO1O; half cent less
in hhds. N. Y. Coffee Sugars llal2c.;
Crushed and Powdered l2al2c; Loaf IL
all cents.
Cofee-Rio Halle. and dull, La.
guyra IA; Java 20c.
Molasses-From 80 10 SO cts; 81 to
45 in half barrels.
Wool-Tub.washed, well picked wool
80 cts. Inferior grades lsa2Oc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14

Strange and illibcral as it may
seem, yet we did actually come in
contact with a man in Winches-
ter, the other day, who didn't take
the Home Journal He was in
great agony, feariag that the COM
ct, now visible in the heavens,
would strike the earth and tear it
sail to pieces!" He had a two
dollar bill for which we promised
to let him have the Home Journal
Mehs months told him how much
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOME IouRNAL .

EDITOR HOME JOURNAL
1t having been understood for some time
past that | would be a candidate to represent
the counties of Lincoln and franklin in the
Senatorial branch of our next General As.
sembly, in order that this fact may be more
FULLY known, you will please announce my
name as n candidate.
will take this occasion to state that hay
ing to work, 1t will be impossible for me to
commence a canvass until Spring, but at the
USUAL I | will meet the people Of each
county at the various places of voting aud
present to them NV views on the questions OF
Federal and State policy in which they are
Interested.
Your most obi serv't, &C.,
TAI. w. NEWMAN.
Sept 30. to
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THE GREAT ESGLsSM REMEDY
SIN LANES IARKtpS
Sept. 1853.

Celebrated Female PILLS..
Prepared from a Prescription ofSir j. Clarke, NJ. D. Ply
stefan Extraordinary to tac Queen,
INHlS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is UNFAlLlNG IN
l. the cure Oiall those painful and dangerous diseases "
which the female constitution is subject. II nOdcIatesi 4
excess and removes all distractions. aud a speedy cure
may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES:
II is peculiarly suited. II will, In a short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottlc-price One DoIlar--bcars the Govcrnncl
stamp oil Great EIitain, to prevent counterfeit.
CAUTION.
These Pills should NorBE TAKEN by females during the
FlRSIIIlREE MONTHS or PREGNANCY, as obey are sutc
to bring on MISCARRIAGE, but at any other time THEY ANB
SAFE.
IN all cases ofNCrvOus and Spinal Affections, Pain in the
Tack and Limbs, Fatigue on slight c%ycrtion, PalIitatiUmG q
the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills viii effect a
cure when all other means have failed and although a
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Calomel, antimOny
or anything hurtfl to the constitution.
full direction accompany each package.
Sole Agent For the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Oatc ]. {. laldwin& co.
Rochester, " Y
N B,-Si 90 and G postage stamps enclosed TO any
authorized Agcnt, viii insure a bottle Ofthc Fills by he
turn mail.
For sale by Houghton& Louglmiler, Winchester.
Dec !9-w.ly,
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WooD.--We would be glad if

WooD.-We would be glad if
some of our subscribers, from
whom we promised to take wood
in payment of their subscription,
would come in with the payment
now, as cold weather is about set.
ting in. Bring wood suitable for
burning in a stove, such as hick-
DRY or ash, not great logs Of sob.
by oak.
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STATE OF TENNEsSEE.


Elizabeth Brannon W. J. {. Brnnuon, Of MS.
On motion Of Complainant and It appear
ing to the salts action of the ClcrR g. Master
thattIG defendant, Thomas Rrannon, Is non-
resident OF the State OF Tennessee so TINT the
ordinary process of the law cannot be served
upon HIM, II is there ordered that publication
nc made Tor four successive weeks IN the
Home Journal II newspaper published in
Winchester, requiring sad non. resident de-
Icndanl to appear on or before the first d6y
OF our next Chanrrry Court, holden at the
Court House in Winchester, on Wednesday
o%iierthc third Monday in February next, and
plead, answer or demur to said Bin or the
same will be ken for confessed and set
for hearing eXpartc As 10 him
II. K. ESTlLL, c & NJ.
Sept. %, Iw, printers fec S3 80
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TO the Public.

The undersigned being well known rs a
writer, would offer his services to all require
ing Literary aid. lie will f rnish Addresses,
O~raiions, Essays, Presentations speeches snd
replies, Lines for Albums, AcrostIcs-pre..
pare matter for the Press-Obituaries. and
write Poetry upon any subject. A6afe
(Post paid) FINLEY JOHNsoTww IA
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TRNNMN! fpDNEG!

ANY person sending me 81 viii receive by
return mai u receipt by which insure them
to make from 50 80 to ) 90 and 10 ca per
day Tor at least nnr months in the year with
scarcely no capital nj all. The public need
not be afraid, as assure them 1t is no bur. =
bug or yankee notion. II. w. l.,
Junc3 If Cculrcyil'c, Leon Co., Texas.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-14

IL YOUH lAIR IS IIARSH,
Use Prof. Woods hair restorative.
II your hair is gray,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
If your harris thin,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
If YOU are bald,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
II YOU have nervous headache,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
If you have dandWlr,
. Use Prof Woods hair restorative
ltyou have %cruptione,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative,
If you desire glossy hair,
Use Prof. Woods hair restorative.
If you desire to preserve the color,
Use Prot, Woods hair restorative
# you desire not to loose the color,
Use Prof Woods hal restorative.
fyon want a cheap article,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
lyon admire the beautiful lock,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative.
liyOl admire the beautiful liuclctS,'
Use Prot Woods hair restorative.
IT you wish a beautiful complexion,
Use Prof Woods hair restorative
lfyou wish a face frcc HpHl rimIlcs,
Use Prof Woods hin restorative
If you wish toarpcar Young,
lsr Prof Wood's hair restorative
IT you want testimony owe whclmiug,
Read the circular of PlOf Woods hair restorative
If you want to itd it,.
The depot is at ~ Market st., st. Louis, No.
II is also sold by every popular DRUGGIST in city and
country. Dec lJ-wIy
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Dennis Dykous, ESQ, editor of
the Marion (Ala.) Commonwealth
and with whom we became ac-
Quainted a short time since in
Philadelphia, copies a notice of
us from the Huntsville Indcpcn-
dent, and then says:
"We made the acquaintance Of Mr..
Slater during our visit to Philadel.
phia, and we hope our young friend
will not forget the pleasant time we
had with our friend Richard Smith, of
the firm of l.. johnson g. Co., whose
large establishment we made our head
quarters. Well, friend Slater, send
the Home Journal down this way, for
we know that it bears the impress OF
c~leveress, which we found so strik-
ingly marked upon your ~countenancr.
Sub rosa, Billy, have you succeeded III
winning that pretty Tennessee girl yet,
of whose charms you spoke i'll such
glowing terms! If not. come down
this way. and perhaps you may see an
Alabama flower which you would like
to transplant in your Tennessee home.
Send us the Home Journal, for we
are anXil us to see it,
No, Mr.. Dykous, we shall not
forget, as long as we live, the plea
SAINT time we had in the Quaker
City, not only with Richard Smith
but also with his brother. Frank
Smith. Both Of them are whole
souled, gcntecl men, and "as clev-
or as the days are long" You,
too, Mr.. Dykous, added largely to
our enjoyment, with your good
humor and sociablcnaturc. Don't
you remember the night we went
to the Dutch Theatrc-you and
Richard Smith and Frank and
ourself? and the outdoor theatre,
too? That was a great uight /;
and didn't we all visit "a heap"
of places? Strange that Richard
and Frank didn't weary in "put-
ting us through. And don't
you remember the pocket-full of
.coppers we collected? All! we
had a good time, Mr.. Dykous, and
we lament that it is past, yet, it
shall be fondly rendered, togeth-
er with the acquaintance formed.
And now, Mr.. d., "sub r0s0,"
we would state that, as yet, the
Tennessee girl, of whom you say
we spoke, is unwon-at least, by
as. In fact, we don't hnow that
she loves U.s.. If she does she has
"Never told her love,
But let concealment," &c.
You know what Shakespeare says,
so we'll not repeat it.
Now, without joking, ifyou will
promise us your assistance we'll
come down to your town. 1t has
an enticing namc-Marion-onc
which belonged to gallant Rcvo-
.lutionary general. And you have
to sound the loveiiest of all fc-
male names every time you pro-
nouncc Maryon. Then the name
of your State is so pretty-Ala-
bama. "They say" that in Indian
Alabama means "IIcrc we rest"
Now, we want some place of rest,
and if we can obtain that Alaba-
flower, which you say is pos
we promise to emigrate and
sing alabama! as the Indians did.
Yes, we'll initiate the bee which
through many a garden roves
And huns his lay of courtship DER,
But when he finds the flower he loves,
lie settles there and huns no more"
Strange and illibcral as it may