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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

:. HOaHls IT, sTRATToS.
MORRIS q STRATTON,
WHOLESALE GRocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Dealers in Foreign & Domestic liquors,
NO IA MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
VNTE are receipt large assorted stock
w Groceries, Liquors, &c, to which invite the attention
of the trade.
400 hhds Louisiana Sugar, all grades;
$50 D9s n y and Baltimore Crushed Sugar all grades
$50 % % % Coffee and Extra 40;
COFFEE,
$500 bags choice Baltimore Coffee;
lO0 do do Laguyra do.
MOLAssEs,
COO bbls choice Reboied Aolassesi
800 Z bbls do Dc de-
20 kegs st. Louis Syrup
TIN PLATE.
200 boxes J. @. lGxl4 Tin;
100 do } lOxl4 dos very cheap for cash.
$50 boxes Star Candies
go 40 Summer do:
500 do 81. Lous and Mem. Soaps;
100 do Starch;
+-.------ so cases Tea; ---'-- a-
100 boxes Boston Ground Pepper;
% do do do speei
100 do superior carb. Soda, b papers,.
.s- go casks do do;
casks Dutch Nader;
100 bags Pepper;
SO do Spice;
90 tiercss Rice;
100 dozen Painted Buckets;
1875 do Wasbh0srds;
30 nests Tubs;
100 dozen BrOoms;
-OOOi assorted Cigars;
l0i bales Smoking Tobacco:
ESQ boxes TObacco, 81 grades Va. brands
500 kegs pure White Lead
30 bbs do Linseed Oil;
rs kegs Shot, all sizes;
20 do Bar Lead;
50 cases Mas0n's Blackinga
5000 bags fine Liverpool Sali
1000 bbls KansEba do;
60 boxes Glassware.
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia WHISKY
600 do Raw Ohio do,
800 do old County do;
$50 do Smiths old Reserve do;
100 do Old Bourbon do
so do do Rye do;
liz do Monongahea do;
30 do Old Port and Malaga Wine;
30 do A. NJ. Gin;
pipes Holland Gin;
& do Old COgnac Brandy;
100 cases st. Julien ClaIst Wine;
sc baskets Champagne, extra
1900 cases Brandy;
$40 packages Domestic Brandy;
900 barrels Cider Vinegar:
With many other articles for the Grocery trade
janIl MORRIS & STRATT0N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

WOOD, EDDY & co., Augnsta, Georra.
or WOOD, EDDY A CO.. Atlanta Gsersa.
or WOOD EDDY a co.. Wilmington, icla.
" list Of he numbers tnatare drawn from wLec, With
he 91ouut Of prize that each Is etd Is will te pub
-ted afer very drawing, in he following paperb
IN. = fous fsonalst New Orleans Delta, 5idbs Ee.isit
baresou standard, nashville 6sz, Atlanta Inicllsenctr
lew YORK Weekly DAY Book savannah Georgian Rehuod
isDaieh New York Dispatch, Pagdiug lss) Clsrion, sd
.ittle Rock (AEk.l True Dvnoerat r--a ieUs2-
VIRGINIA. IOBACJD-
n BOXES pure Virginia Tobacco, Just received deet
.DtJ from the manufactures Of Lyuchburg BY
GRlSnAM & hUFFAKER,
aeff5- > sorlh Markei street.
/ HAVE ON HAND 27OyUOO sGs EsAAs o.
BROKEN STONE for MeAdaniizing, and Wiil 81 ueat
arEain,H 'aAsnsEAsinasAost hHss ,oHvssr
fEl3 So PsnitenussN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

MBER.
N addition the stock purchased Of j. Daren have re.
! ceved the following
100000 feet dressed Yellow Pine Flooring,
100000 feet do White 10 DO
5OO0' feet do q and q White Pine Ceiling,
10000 feet do base and Washboaris,
75,GCO feet olear White Pine, (all thicknesses)
800 600 feet Poplar Plank, Joist and Scantling.
sJO,DUO feet Cedar, assorted. Also, Window Sash
Blinds match Pine PANEL and Frames
Mantle Pieces, Moulding Brackets Pine Shingles
supply always hand Nashville Lumber Yard
No. i'll Broad street" feh3-i3En J. 7. GIBSON.
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FoH THTE wfNTEn TRADE.
No. 81. Hs5s--'5s. No. 50.
A. e.. 4 A. B. BEEG
szAizRs IN
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, S0e., ac.,
No. 81, College Street.
NE have Just received second stock q FalI and
which We resreullv mite ne sffe,tios n Al, esb a am
tuai time dealers
DRESS GOODS.
Handsome Double skirt silk Roles;
Bayadere and Stripe do do
New style Satin Stripe Robe Ala;
Printed Delane Robe Ala;
Bayadere Delanes
Plain and Small Figured DeIanes;
Large Stock Plain Black do
Plau aud Small Cheek do
plain and Plaid MefnOs all eO:ors;
plain and sayadere Popiss for travelling Dresses;
Large stock Cheap Dress Goods. &c.
Curtains Shades, Fixtures, &c.
81 Satin Damasl; Embroidered Muslin Curtains
- Wool do Corniees and Bands
Floor Oil Cloths.
1 IA s "A Floor Oh Cloth, vhih to suit any
Carpets, Bugs. &c.
% superior Velvet Carpet Sup. ply, large stock;
- do do DO do spB co do
"a do do do Large Stock Rugs, Mats, sc
MantiIIas, ClOaks, ShawIs, sc.
We have large stock Of shawls Clocks Mantlas, &c
Together with the above goods large stock Of i0
Ia and 94 Bed Blankets Also general stock Of Staple Dr.
Good to which invite the attention Of Retail buyers
81 College street.
nov3-H A: q. & A. b. BEECHs
Day G0ODs DIZZY GOODSI
EEeWHTRTER BROS.
For the Fall Trade.
We receipt of the desirable sud selected stock
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
We have ever offered to the the retail trade
purchased this stock from teIegest Importers and
fancy saying that thereby enabled sell goods at as
Low PRHC ES
and on as Reasonable Terms house in the city.
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New aMd Fashionable Designs,
such asVeFy handsome Robes Ala;
!: z I TaSisi
French DeIsines, Plain and Fancy
French and English MerinOes;
Faconia Plaids
Lavvllas for Travelling Dresses;
D'Beges;
Plaid Merino, English and French;
Every style Of shaSs Planand Fancy Dress sksand COaks
Black Silks, all grades together with other article tedious
Wehave also very large stock Of Staple Goods such
Blsaehed Domestic, all grades.
~ inch Pillow case Cottsn;
=! Brown sheeting;
"a and OF sea Island do;
Bro. and bid drills;
FlG Lnsey, all kinds.
Flanneis, sill e00rs, qualities and pTices;,
Canton gannels;
Negro Blankets
Bel Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown Jeans he S1tnelts Cassmeres Vesngs, Shirts,
fronts, Collars, and in fact every article person may
find in a complete retail store.
We also keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes ats and Caps DnouT Cos Boiling
C4Otls Carpets &C To all Of which attention Of
the trading community Our motto is sell cheap the
! cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS.
sepl5 No. 81. North Market sreet.
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seHs aFEssssE. h. sHrsH
~ IrEE.LKETF 4 SMITH,
Eos. 10 AND y S001H AARzgz S7RKEz
Imporsersof and Dealers in
fine Brandies and Wines, VyHiskys,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Fresh Arrivals.
IA WE beg leave to call the attention OF our "a
49, friends md the trade general h, TO oar Fargo So
49, well selected stock Of the above articles 7S
just received embracing IL part;
Brandies.
sarzerae, tsic9 Alex seiguettei
oard, Dupuy, Tery 6ns United Society PrOprietOrs;
jules Rohiu; Rayhal and Aassee:
With many other brands
Wines.
Clafet, tevery grade) Maaeirai
Port. do do Champagne, Very hns3
Old Sherry; Pure Imp. Malaga
TObaccOs.
Adam No. Tenn; Hannahi
Lilly Dale, 10 B Potter
Q Wills; Corner Stone:
Richardson; W North
Tyreana; DeIlosa;
Beverly; Peaches suc Cream Twist;
.Jehn's Twist; Silver Flake
Rough and Resdy; Gold Lump;
Silver Roli; Ianghorne L Arnstead;
Claiborne & Taaferro Pine Applet
And many others.
Cigars.
Estrela; La Escarlstta;
Columbia; Imported Londres
Estrella Primera; La salyadoIa;
Cintro de Groin Imported saaee;
concho Regslis Do N=sselrode;
La Silva: do Principe
La Pruebs, Imp do Trabucos,
Us sgizs, 90 La Higuers;
La Diana, do Gift;
Embracing every grsde.
Oct2 EELEXEF & SMITH.
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LADIES' FINE SHOES.
Additional Supplies.
Ladies' Congress Kid Hesled Kossuth Boots;
Butoned do Boots;
do White satin Slippers;
do Congress and Lace Winter Caters:
Misses Kid Heeled Well Boots;
do Goat do 10 do &C. &c
Just received at ~ College street.
dss20 ------- JOHN RA8IAGB.
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FINE BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
NEW ARRIVALS.
JOHN RAMAGE. az College Street,

receiving large and excellent stock Of ladies' a.,
and Gents wear; and for Misses BOYS and Children.
Gents sup. Calf Stitched and Pump sole Boots; F&N
DO French Patent Leather If Congress CATERS;
do do Patent ana Calf Sill e nd Red Top dc
do Black Cashmere and Pruunela do
DO English Lasting and French Calf Kid Ties,
DO Buckskn n o. do
DO Calf English Stitched Down Pump Shoes
do Lasting 0xfords and Dress do
tdo Calf KID and Boot Morocco 0xfordsi
do Calf Union half Caters.
FOB LADIES.
Ladies Preach Lasting Congress CATERS with sn3 without hees
do do do Lace do do do
60 do Kid Co-gTess Boot 90 DO do
do Glove do do co do DO do
do French do Slippers trimmed do do do
DO White Satin and Kid Slippers do do do
MISSES Kid Boots thick and thin soledo do do
do Black Brown Caters do do
do Black Kid & BTonzed Slippers do do do
do Lasting Caters Plain a TipP'ddo do do
CEAlLDkEN'S New Bronzed Heel Slipper Black ana Col
ored Lasting Caters Boots and Shoes, beautiful assortment
and in great variety.
BOYS AID Youths Oxford Ties Congress CATERS Patent
Leather and Calf Dress Shoes Ties, Call at ~
College Street. JOHN RAMAGE.
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FEsHER,r NgFzEL.Ess q CO..
WHOLESALE sROUEHs,
General Commission and Produce
ERCHANTs.
coTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS,
Corner OF sBroad and HEarIset stresas,,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
GROCERIES.
M are now receiving one Of the largest and most desirable
g hhds New Orleans sugar.
% barrels Planisioa Mossses;
465 boxes Star Candles:
1900 kegs assorted Nails;
so boxes Tallox Candles;
40 barrels Crushed Sugar;
% boxes W n cheese
800 b ar 3 ThisEy y@ al brands;
% casks Imported French Brandy;
dc Holland Gin;
$50 boxes Fresh Raisins;
100 do do do
$50 boxes Fresh Cove Oysters;
1855 bags Fine Salt
40 do Coarse do
2,500O00 Cigars all brands;
10 boxes Chewing repacco, all gra1es.
With many other artetoo to mention, all of which
decls-tf FISHER, WIRELESS co.
NEW AUTUMN AND WINTER STOCK
OF
DRYEOODs, FOR 1855.
FU BE MAN & Co.,
No. Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee.
VETE in reee Of anextenssYe and stoc
w Amercansnd Foreign Staple and fancy
Dry Goods, Varieties, &c.
Ct Ladies Dress Goods Io2ks, h9les Shaws
Emodees White Goods, Robes Blankets Cloths, CassireFes
Tweeds sattnes, Hosiery. kinds Of Wooden Fabrics
will compete with surpass any that before
hbted in the Southwest
Superior Inducements wiz be oGeredto prompt time
buyers.
call is respectfully solicited from all the merchants visiting
this market.
We will pay the market price for all kinds of barter
EERMAN d CO.
anq7 No. Public Square, the Bridge.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-20

Removal and New Firm.
v. D, Il. BAuzE. 5. a.
S. A. G. NOEL IL CO.,
Successors to Noel & Co..
WHOLEGALE GROCERS,
No. 4, Market Street,
Next Door to d. Lanier & Co.
AVING associated with In business Mr.. D. H. BAILEY
formerly Of the house Of Nicho Green Bailey and
novel the Of College and Church % the aboY
elegant and large building, will be prepared
friends with pTomptBes than heretofore Gu
stock Of Groceries and Bar Stores will be at all times complete
and will be sold the satisfactory oct8
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MACGREGOR d BANKHEAD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
I6 CarOndeIet Street,
New OrIe ms.

TABIEs BANKHEAD 8, CO. Nashville, Tenpessce, will make
cash advances Cotton, TCaccO, and Produce ship
ed 10 the above house. locij-tf
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NEW FIRBI.
A. ]. WHIR TER q co.
(srosEssoss SEaSsFoRD, s'NHaIEa CD
Importers and Wholesale

Varieties, Trimmings, &c., Sse..
No. as East side PuBIfe square, Adjoining
MehOdist Publishing Horse,
NASKEvUgUE ,rrx~rcSre
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05
Douglas In Tepne,.or.

Senator DoUGLAshas many supporters in Tonnes
sec Many OF the Democratic papers and politicians of
that State hoy in favor of his nomination by the
Charleston Convention. A good many others, on the
contrary are pouring shot in him without mercy and
declare that his principles than those OF So
WARD. Such is the opinion announced by the Memphis
ArdidHehe. The Nashville Union and .laerican. the
leading Democratic organ in Tennessee thinks pretty
much the same way may be by the fooaing cx-
tract from recent editorial
We DO not regard the nomination Of judge Dur.L,s
by the Charleston Convention among tue possible CON
tngenccs Of the action OF that BODY Even had In.
tarty been able TO overlook his cOurc in the last Con.
gres-and We are not among those who would have been
Wiling 10 excuse that c0urssyet hi recent spcccbes
and arguments sustain herccs to our principles and orr
rights which We cannot adopt without an abandonment
OF those principles and those rights We did not hest.
tate 20 abandon Mr. Vas BuGES in lSif on the eve Of
convention NJ which his nomination vas certain bu, for
hs Texas letter For far greater oenccs-for unsouud-
ness OF principle well for thwarting the party on
important questions IN regard which the marty WIS
nearly unanimouIudgc DOUGLAs must share. the fate
81 Vas BrREN His support by the Southern States and
his nomination by a Democratic National Convention il
more entirely out Of the question than was the nomina
ton Of VAN BCEES in 1874.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05
Oon1A1HRorAL
ov~cs % wno. Oct a, 1859.

ovros % vus wuc. Oct a isss
The following isa statement of the exports from Rich
uaend, In September. by steamer. 81
e y, ss.sss seAA
ssmssuss a. hid. and ~ crates hdes atT bags sosss "a
10 PLis,sciiAia-i hid tobacco STEM, n AZ. ,, .,.
arsd enaeee @ssi. .nolias soh.ses SSa hi.. mi,
sss. rss u Ia. nsaos 700 Sss card s.ssSs. z
Lad 100 railroad chairs case bcxs, pipes; III
err. rolls leather AVS ns hs,s~sx; boxes plants; ss,s
machinery; pieces castings. and 20 beans. HeoAe'
70 N.e lers-os hid. tobacco; 1878 pts- manufactured
tobacco $40 es Hour 80. boxes smoking packages
.aierneiens isi beer barrels nsh: bundle has.
Ses .a% 'S s;s s. S. s, s.. so,.
re- ssorsss Spsss .ansrie. tobacco mills; Si,srs
printing pres. aud I box type. - ' W. "'''
We annex statement Of the receipts of merchandise
.. Mehmondbv Canal and Railroads during the past meu,h
ai XII. ss.sso ass ks.a saLliSss, bushels wh..
Us bib Hour 20 eu.hs s2a pig ron Isl tons eopp.
ss apple sas smp;, liquor SS, ssss saaS ss
ie'ihs horse ~ bbl uhissy eass lbs ~ooi iV0' '
ny Va Ssnvh R,ind-sa wheat iss hid. tobacco
cal % f ps S. s y. bacon - "a n: butter 90
,I ss s a lbs Wool, ~, sel .pps' 80 corn uss
clover sI. ss ss. no do Gn % do 1898
bales domee "a pks leather shoes. 80 ans ss
hid. & s NJ Dss s @ hhd
10 bes hcur bus IS nasse ii boxrs bs.
, S sssoa SSi sns es o;s rs sss Ss
umSss Jag !. rSs leather Is bags WOOL horses, COW
BY Ricn,o1d tss,erietss.yy fosmoc Roi,oad-Isais
~ hs wheat ss do corn 80 do oats. 1884 do meal
hogs calves horse, bullock os hav IS do domese ~
lumber and is,Ioi lbs miscellaneous freight 49, " "
By Richmond dsd Psr1sv o,e ,,h.,. xh..,
CO. bale. cotton q ss ,asn,iae sis ~. y eosss ,oess
liquor bhl, 1885 -four hb 20 bales domec iO55 lbs scrsn
iron ~ bale, cotton waste lumber IT6 ptgs rags ii
slaves o2l tons coal, etc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05
n.maer.,. I'm sar,x THINGS.

Parson BRowSLow. OF the Knoxville Whig. Il the odd
est sod NEST original character OF the age The Court
land a. ~ RePs1ean, puts question to the Parson in
the foIosing Paragraph;
"Parsou Brownow boasts of distinguished men being
Wings Does be tn say there distinguished
men Democrats, among the carly Chrstianss'
To which the parson thus responds and CONCUR
sivcly:
"farson Brownlow intends to say such thing! lie
has studied the Bible aud the history of the Church with
TOO much to make such blunder Herod ARtipds,
Terarch of Galilcc, before whom Jesus kept silent
and High Priest PLATE, who passed sentence against
Christ both Democrats and they of dis
tinction and talents Jsdas Democratic Preacher
and the SubTreasurcr of the Church lie took sop
of the dish with the Savor-huned him up in the
night to kiss him. lie Objectionable well as a
Highi-cdikiag Democrat! Peter, bold and vigorous
Preacher among the early Christians also Demo
erd! lie devoted to his Lord, that he declared
Though all men should be offended because Of thee
vet viii not be offended" Nay, he wcpt all about
The growing of Democratic rooster afterwards ex-
cited him. threw him of his guard, and he sworc he
would be id If he kHs,c the man
In word, there were, in the days of Christ those
who were Wings, aud those who we're Democrats, aud
they respectively carried out their principles We have
studied their lives, those of them who Apostles
and those who only Laymcn, and confess that
never admirer of the Democratic portion of
them. Is itfrom this memorable circumstance that they
the rooster emblem
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05
Abolition Democracy.

The Columbus tGa.) Enquirer reminds the Southern
public that the Hon. Fred. T. Stanton formerly of Ten
nessee, but OF Kansas, has rcnounced the Demo-
crazy The of the Douglas Freesoil wingl and
gone over bag and baggage" to the Black Repuhli-
Stanton used to be the Democratic representative
in Congress from the Memphis District and while in that
position he lauded of the peculiar guardians
Of the South, while he joined in denouncing such men as
John Bell and Emerson Etheridge Frcesoi sympath
sers and traitors to the South He helped Walker UNI
der the auspices of Buchanan beray the prosavery
party OF Kansas and irrctrcvaby determine the conflict
in that Territory against the South and the periured
traitor throws of the mask cnrcly and assumes his true
position enemy the land that bore and exalted
him to political distinction. Walker his colleague in the
Kansas treachery, is understood has become reconc
ed TO Buchanan and the Southern Democracy, this differ
ence with Buchanan all sham from the bcCinuing1
but the South may rest assured that he is ready a.
do any dirty abolition job the Administration
may have for him 20 undertake.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05
Corre,pond.ne, Of "a, IYhin.

CINCINNATI, SEPT. 3Oth, 1889.
Therc Is at present but little OF interest transpr-
ing IN our city. The election soon at hand
seems to attract more attention than anything else-
Doh parties are making strenuous efforts upon their
success depends the political color of the L. s Sena
tor Ihere was large Opposition rally last evening ad.
dressed by several honorables prominent among whom
was Hon Thos, Corwin, the Opposition Senator expec-
ant Our city has lately been favored with large num-
Der of Clergy Of the West on their way to III, Conycn
ton to be held IN your city. Our markets in the way
Produce and Provisions have been somewhat excited
baeon mas advanced fully lc per To- aud Flour zoe per
DBL Wcmay quote to-day active demand for Bacon
shoulders and Sides at 3i 81, but holders firm
AT TO- Flour is somewhat easier to-day with more
sellers than buyers at SisO for Supertnc and 81 90
500 Tor Extras The wheat crop is falling much short
oil expectation In yield though fine in quality We have
good lair average crop throughout the West
winch VIII soon be coming in now aud before very long
we shall begin to hear the Porkers squeaL
RICHMOND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05
Tic EpII Of Tire Lcnr.

yellow Autumn IL, certainly, in the language Of an
exchange, the most delightful season Of the year for
'2jon in The country The usually pure air. the trans
parent atmosphere tie arch Of heaven the rich
ripc fruits the golden Of Indian corn. and the
gorgeous and variesa;cd foage-an combine in produ.
cling scenery tie magic beauty Of which charms the eve
rnd rjoces the heart And yet ruraizne citizens and
their families return to their homes amid all the monoto
ny Of brick and mortar streets and mirglc m the active
and anxious Of busy ie The natural T., exchanged
iJr The arcalhe rcpo-e Of the country for the bust,
Of the town There is much 70 regret ~ far,n- from
the fields aud woods at this truly glorious period of time
when bill and valley rohld IN their richest apu,rel
when the forest j. at once sublime and gay with yrandly
spreading oaks drrkly waving pines csdars that rival
those Of Lebanon aud the leaves Of dazzling and MANY
rOiored briilancy that illumne the bosIy tli.tcs M
they SPARKLE and gracefully from The bona Of ,bo
beech chestnut, log sood and maple Our object. how
ever IL not a. present to dwo any length upon either
tie sylvan or rural charm. Of the fall b rather n notice
an article entitled The Close Of Summer Recre,tiop
which was published few days ago in the Newark i'd
eer'ser II il from tie graceful pen Of the eloquent ed
tor Of that Journal and are sure that our readers will
thank NJ for quoting the suljoincd brief extract:-
did any true heart ever bid adcu to a charming hill
idr, or valley, which 10 had tendery cherished In tbe
carly summer morning toe midday rsmIlc or dc moon.
ght evening walk, without involuntary sigh pprb.t
WV '''i"E i'il Inc Iehft throws multitude
Of r'dio'e every side. becomes attached 10 tre
landscape, pratting brook, waterfall, and even 20
some h.mbe vegetable tribe Of the garden. They form
iot tInI oil population Inferior 10 the human indeed
lut yet making Constituent and important Ingredient IN
the locality re love. ~ these including the Gayorito
horse, or cow dog linked together i'm the loving
ilea we have OF residence n the country They can no
more DE separated from h than one can think ~ home
anywhere and forget the dear relatives and friend. that
make 10 So We do NOT envy the person who can live IN
country village however strange at frat and destitute
o a pc ever knc" yeaus not for fellowship and
hoht' along the currents Of e-and oll are sailing on
~ ocean, none are az rest few anchor be
constantly sundcring these bonds aud ths il l. which
among other causes, spreads melancholy hue over 90
nfny Ut our dsys GU from frequent repetition the sober
look grows TO be the settled habit Of the soul and conn
enancc Yet there are worse passage IN life than sun
dcrlng summer ties. Some Of thcm-it would be too
much 70 expect ALL may be renewed when nature aha.
herself awake from her Wintry syncopo."
WnEAr.-The receipts Of wheat at Richmond las,
month by canal AID railroad, amounted to 25S876 bus
sane time last year 27stg9 bus Deoreasa "a 0a5h,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05


And what are these orioles that Cooke Is forever talk
ing about doat know what orioe is cxaetly-
Iont know mat ever saw one, although have lived an
hie. But do know what robin is aud biaekbrd
mocking-oird, tomtit beemartin, fcdlafk, thrasher
.pecAerwood sap-sucker. log-eockl hldcc snow-brd
sparrow, partridge, aud Indian hen. know Gun all and
they are all highly respectable birds nowadays. don't
reckon they were m Odd times, they have grown into con-
sequence lately like rich people who ovcrsecrs aud
deputy sheriils few years ago.
suspect times have sadly changed since Thos Jefcr
son and those old fellows young down at VIII
lnmsoarg Aud NE have changed with them. And ma
ture the beasts Of the field aud the birds of the air have
changed with Us havnt doubt that in the good old
virginia days there was dignity and grandeur about
even the lowest orders Of existence Mosquitoes were
mages'ea d'rtdaubcrs diguied and lady-bugs volup-
tuous fish swan in hoops aud grubworms wore frIl..
stop here Let me not outrage the slain. do not
oNerestmaie my powers. I not vain of my great
soines; but have certainly put end to John listen
Cooke Novelist Any particulars which may assist me
in writing his obituary will be accepted