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Ny competitor SAYS I opposed the Bounty,
Land Act, in 1855. 1t is true that did, ahh
would 10 it again.
According to the old Bounty Lard Act, a
man who had a claim had to produce evidence
of the fact, in order to get it; but in 1880 they
determined to enlarge this act, by passing one
which should allow parol proof, and give, in
such instances, the same amount. believed
nj the time that this parOl proof would lead to
fraud, and the result has confirmed my be-
lief In the rasc of those who claimed bounty
land for services in the battle of PlattSbnrgh,
it is palpablr. There were only about l+,o0D
American troops in the hattie, while from six
to seven thousand were Oh the way, swelling
the number to about Is. 900, the latter OF whom
came in under the operation of this law, Tor
the bounty land. Now, how many do YOU sup
pose came in under the parol system Of proof:
We'll, YOU might say. as f~orty-iivc years nave
elapsed, not more than ten or twelve thousand
But let me tell you it was $4,000.
Was not right in opposing the passage o. a
bill which left the country open to such iT'''in
and imposition: | proclaim that did oppose
the bill, and that by SO doing am entitled to
favor and support.
Ny friend tells you | stand no earthly chance
for election in this contest. Well, he and do
not see through the same glasses. 1t is true
we have been through many portions OF the
State together. thus far. but let me tell him
have seen many people nc has not seen, ana
convcrscd with many that he has not conrer>cd
with, and erfry me of them are going to vote
for M. Great Applause.
The Democratic family is n large one, and is
steadily increasing every day. | heard the
other day that in the town of New Market. no less
than four pairs of twins were born-all Demo-
Gratis. Laughter. Ny friend did not see this
class of people, while | was among them, and
talking to them, and getting every vote. iAp-
plause. Tho Democracy are n very progress
Sivc and multiplying people, and at every cleo
ton new ones seem to spring up. les. my
friends, on the 2ith of May, 1861, We shall find
them. as on every other occasion Of impor-
tame, coming up to the polls, and declaring that
Virginia is now, has been. and ever will be,
true and faithful to the men and measures oil
the Democratic party. Great applause You
will find that it is for my competitor to reJoice
now, but rs sure as the Lord lives. on the 18th
Thursday in May all his rejoicing will end
Laughter | have advised him to stop the
contest, As it is putting me to q great deal OF
trouble, and doing him no earthly good
Laughter. / have told him that We were en-,
gagged in L contest in which would have all
the benefit, while he was only wasting time
that might be more protitably employed,
Great laughter. lie is a grant .htthcr, and
has a wife, laughter, and | have advised him
to return home and spend his time in amusing
his grand. children. Laughter. But he holds
on, and do not see why, Tor he certainly can.
not have much hope of success. But my time
is out. and | give way for reply.
Mr.. Letchcr took his seat, amidst prolonged
and enthusiastic annlauSr.
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DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

At a Democratic Senatorial Convention, held
ut the Warm Springs OH Tuesday, April 10Th,
on motion of VIM. a. Mann, of Rockbridse,
Col. Hopkins, Of Bath, was called TO the Chair,
and j.. Barbour Terrell, Esq, was appointed
Secretary.
The following list Of delegates was then re-
gistcrcd:
RocxBRpcE.-Shanklin McClintic, Wm. ~.
Mann, Daniel Mcclure.
IIlGHLASp.-David Stephenson, William W.
Benson, James Wright, James NJ. Seigg.
BATH.-Alex. II. McClintic, George Mayse,
A.. q. Clcek, Osborn Hamilton. DR.. {. p. Bry-
an, j. Is. Terrell. james McGufiin, William
Dean, Col. Hopkins.
The names of the following gentlemen were
then placed before the Convention for nomina-
ton: James Gardner Paxton. Esq, Of Rock
bridge, by j. b.. Terrell, of Bath; John W.
Myers, Esq, of Highland, by VIM. W. Benson.
Mr.. Paxton having received 4 majority of
the whole upon the first ballot, was declared
the nominee Of the Convention.
Mr.. Benson then asked leave to Withdraw the
name Of Mr.. Myers, and moved that the nonli-
nation he made unanimous. which was carried.
mem con.
On motion Of David Stephenson. Esq, 4
committee Of three, Alex. II. McClintic, of
Bath, VIM. 4. Mann, Of Rockbridge, and Da.
vid Stephenson, Of Highland. were appointed
by the chair to inform Mr.. Paxton Of his nomi-
nation.
The following resolutions being presented by
Mr.. Seigg, of Highland, were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved. lst, That earnestly desiring the
election of Mr.. Paxton. the nominee ofthis con-
v%ention, we will use every honorable means to
secure his election and recommend him to the
support Of his party throughout the district.
Resolved, I'd, That We consider the harmony
with which the proceedings Of this convention
have been Characterised as the best evidence of
the unity and strength of the party in the dis
trict.
Resolved, Sd, That the proceedings of this
convention be published in the Richmond En-
quircr. Valley Star, and Stanton Eindicator.
On motion, the convention adjourned.
o. p. HOPKINS, Chm'n.
j. BARBOUR TERRELL, Scc'y.
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DIED,

Digp, in the county o! Hanover. on Monday. the 2;.k .s
slant. "a; . O'Clock. A. NJ, ACHILLES LrMPKIS. !r i,
Goth year VI his age. The friend, and scqualuianee' q
the family are requested TO attend his funeral At the real
dcncc Of his son, Dr. J. g. %Luinpkin, At II o'clock ths ia!
n,s. a, the residence Of his father. on Sunday morn.li
2ith Inst, at w o'clock af a%poplrry, CHARLES p. WIFI
FIELD, In the 2;,h year Of his age.
His funeral will take place from the residence, uis noi2'
Ing. at II o'clock. The friends Of the family are invited 70
attend.
Digp. on the 2:,h March, 1859, near wepIvils, Mipo-n.
Dr. slLAs WATKINS. aged abou; u years, formerly g
buckingham county, Virginia.
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Making tho total number Of post Office "'2
70 which the Richmond Enquirer is rc:n!"r!! mailed.
Iti- also mailed 10 sub-criber- in Mexico. Contra!
America. Cuba. Brazil. Canada. England. Ireland,
France, Spain. Prussia and l'air.
Advertisers vii 10; iail 20 >ce ~ he above. thai,
the iniuccmrn,, TO lie the columns o: the 'Er-
quirrr' ar unsurpassed.
To such ., o,r Richmond Merchants. Manniac-
trrcr. and o,her business men, A. will give u liberal
advertisements Cor -ix months or longer, l"r either
the Daily. Semi Weekly or Weekly Enquirer,
We will give u ~s;ani;n. card. Announcing their
names and business. for the same !cng;A Of time. in
the advertising Sheet" free Of clInrgr. W. pro-
pose, also. 10 such Of them H. vii! give H. All a!vcr-
tisement Of four ineic, or more icr the ADVERTISING
Sheet" for ,ix months or longer that We will give them
a standing card. announcing their name aud business,
in the Daily Enquirer during the same time. free Of
charge,
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IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.
THE RICE MOND IL l. X &,

ONLY, EMI EEkLl MD WtEhL1.
AZ no tine in the past history OF the enquirer
has the number Of II, subscriber, been 80 large ~ 1t
the present, and j, IS increasing Tally. In addition
to the circulation in this ely, /. i mailed to -ibscri-
bers at po..-o.ic-s in EVERY STATE All TERRITORY
in III. United States. a. will Ice seen hy The following
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a1orous po1NGs IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2+.-John Capie, who
was KILLED in the recent tircmcn's fight, was
buried this afternoon, attended BY m immense
crowd.
Subsequently, a fight occurred between two
other fire companies. in which several persons
were severely wounded. but none killed.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL Is. 1859.

POnl VI R~lClMOEp, APhlL -, 1917.
HIGH WATER rurs DAY AT Tx O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamer George Pc ,boiy. Pr,chsrd. Baltimore, udss
schr Medora, Rhodes, Rockiand, lime
Schr Brun.tt. johnson. Philadelphia, mdse
schs u Il. smith, Bugb-- Boston, Ice
Schr Geo. V. Scott, Pritche,i, Baltimore, guslo
schr Vim. Colyxr, Rayn-r. Boston. plaster
Sehr Snow Storm, Harris. Swan river. md.e
Steamship jamestown, Parri:h, New Yori. nG'e iaip.i
serg-rs.
SAILED.
Steamship Virginia, Kelley, Philadelphia, md-e sSi pa
,eng.r,
Iris Indian Queen. NcGreror. down the river, light
Schr silas Wright. Rogers, down the river, light
Schr Jaue. NorcHm, Jr, Chance, down The river, Hssl
Schr Mary {. CTanner. ~EouSh;on. down the ii'.f L.'
schr Angelina vancleaf, Holmes, down the river, lIt'
Schr Hope, Frank, baltimore via Norfolk, nds.
Schr ". T. Hendren, Brook, York river, uIdse
fBY TcLEGnlrHi
SoRJoLE, April .i-Th- brig Caroline o! 81 '',ti
bound TO Baltimore. passed Cap. Henry, on sunfai -
schooner Cumberland and another vessel loaded THh g.
are sunk a, Seaw-lls Point. The crew. have been saw
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Election Of Judge of the Court of Aupeais.

So far Is heard from, Mr.. Robertson is about
500 ahead, with ten counties to get the official
returns from. The vote is said to he very close.
The following are the authentic returns as far
as received
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The PARAGUAY ExrEDirloN.-The first fruits

The PARAGUAY ExrEDirIoN.-The first fruits
of the Paraguay arrangement have just reached
the United States. \ draft for ten thousand dol
lars, minus the difference OF exchangc, has been
received at the Department Of State at Wash
ington, an indemniication to the family Of the
who was killed on board the " Water
Witch" in February, 1855, by n shot from the
Paraguayan fort, when that steamer was on her
way 10 explore the Parana river.
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Rumor gives the following:
Observation-Disclosures 81; Robertson (; Parker $50.
Fluvanna-Robertson's majority go.
Observation-Disclosures majority 200.
Amhers, has gone .or Baldwin.
Hardy. Highland, pcndlcton and Bath Lave gone
for Baldwin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-26

Col. s.. NJ. Ball, an ex-member Of the Vir.
GINA Legislature, died in Fairfax county on the
21st instant.
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THE STEAMER CITY OF MANCHESTER.

NEW York, April 2".-Thc Steamship Clty
of Manchester, which sailed from Cork Ire.
land, on eth instant, is now fully due. This is
her first trip from that port, and she has Oh
board three hundred and fifty passengers
Among her cargo are $50 tons Of potatoes and
100 tons of French flour.
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CONDITION or VIRGINIA BANKS.

BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RICrIsoSp, April II, l,js.
Sir II transmit herewith the quarterly statement Of the
condition Of the Bank OF Virginia as II existed on The l't
inst acrompanIed by statements Of the condition OF the
Bank on the lst OF the TWO previous months.
am sir. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
SAML MARN, Cashier.
To HIS E1chtLEsrY, HrsEY 4. Wi-r, Governor of Virginia.
Gx,yr,L STAT, or TIE BlNE or VIRGINIA AND Bg.NcHrs TX
Tmr lrr "i FrrKrAKr AMI I>T 90 MARCH lS?.
Feb. |, l<j9. March !. $50.
o,,>, landing Deb, ............ 3i,Sp,I3U IL IED, %, 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-26

Adam Orebaugh. postmaster at Jacksonville,
Ohio, has been arrested on the charge Of rihing
the mails.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-26

Over five millions of dollars worth of new
buildings are now in course of erection in New
York.
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EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.

EXCHANGE BASk OF NlRiilHla,
SoHpoIy, April 70. l,&.
lis EScel-ncy. HgSnY 4. WISE, Governor Of Virginia.
Sir i enclose herewith = statement, showing the coHd!'
lion o. the Bank on tn. 3lst u'.
have he honor ~ BE-. &c. &c,
Il. " CAMP, Cashier.
Cosr,RLuyE VIEW Oh THE CONDITION oy InE exchange
D,Sko OF viEGISI,, ,Su RS BEAscHEtvN fIE3!.ro r N,EcH.
ts,s .Sn l,,J
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Boris SPEECH WORTH oSx RED Cl>r-Th

Petersburg lntelligencer = Bott-i,e Organ save:
" have published Mr.. Bots speech, an PEI
sons desiring 1t, by addressing ~ Il letter can ha''
.sn copi,, for ten ceiis.
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STAts ~ VIRGINIA, CRY % RicHacSD, sc:
This day, SamI. Marx. Cashier Of the Bank Of Virginia.
personally appeared before me, an Alderman OF SAID cl.y'
and made oath that the foregoing statement; exhibit, the
true condition Of the Bank OF Virginia, as IL existed on The
lst !n-,. 10 the hest Of his knowledge and belief.
Uiyrn under INV hand this 18Th day Of April. 1859.
81 NI'RTuN. ] Z
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-26

President Buchanan was 6s years Of age on
Saturday last.
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Grim reader, ala you ever see , ghost"

Srrcrpr.-About 3 o'clock Yesterday morn.
ing. one more unfortunate, weary Of brca:h, "
residing y -hor, distance from this c;;y. l; form
his lns: breath aud h, liie'- blood by cI:tias b.,
,hroa, literally from ear 20 ear with q razor,
Thjs miserable suicide was 4 mechanic. nane.
Warner Gordon. . single man, who lived nea. The
fir: Toilgatc. The body presented AZ awful aspect;
q picture o: trail mans GENERALIZATION %: Co.'s hGr-
dy work. The deceased was. OF course. insane-,ls.
i. he killed himself willie laborin. under the ciec:.
o. !!9uor in . ii. Of i.itr.un t-,l.|.E. Coroner Pea
chy held ~. inquest OF tic body.
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ARREST ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.

BrLvrpERr, y. j., April 23.-The Methodist
minister. named Hardin, charged with having
poisoned hi, wife and who was arrested at
Wheeling, Va, 4 few days since, arrived here
last night. Much excitement prevails in this
region in regard to it.
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BANK Op TIE COMMONWEALTH,
RICHMOND, April I'D, 1859.
To III, EIcelIcncy Henry \. Wisr,
Governor Of Virginia
SF In compliance with iaS. herewith transmit a state.
mrnt showing the condition Of this Bank on the lst day o:
April, i,'2.
Am. very respectfully, your obedien, servant,
J. Is. NORTON. Cashier.
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THERE will be a discussion on Wednesday
evening, i: : o'clock, Il; Metropolitan Hall. between
wm. =. l:ur~ell, opposition, and SAM. 7, BayiE.
Democrat Electors. Tic pubic Ire invited 10 ~
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E.DIroE KmLED.-We regret to annOunc the
sudden death OF Mr.. J. p. Gilrncr, editor 0: the Chl
l~o,,c,villc 'Exponcn,." lie was accidentally killed %
the railroad, near Washington city. yesterday. W
have no particulars Of the unfortunate occurrence.
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81. ISIS. March 81. lsj?.
,l $50 :. 4, $40 hL, "a


RxorIK,r nv Inr SINH SECTION o. ruE Acr EXTENDING TIN
CuARrnH, PASSED. I'm MARCH. lS6.
January /. February !. March l..
Aggregate Debt
due ny the In.
stitution &C.. 3,,25.1'2 - H.'r|.ll' IL S.'l9,oIS ~
Outstanding Debt
due TO III" lnsti.
Inland and 70
change ....... I.3;s.s 80 sI ,t3.o3J 10 ~I.iio.5.9 I'll
Loans 20 Dirrc-
tor. ?irys S>.623 4S s?.U63 81
speci. Igt,lI4 62 Ei.T6O II jS;.I2; =
Circulation ...... ~i.12u.ss, 20 l.g:O.,36 ~ 1869 30
Deposits ......... l,;39,si0 l. l,55; ,6i2 q l,+s3, 1872 ~
-
We, the undersigned Directors 81 the Exchange Bank Of
Virginia, having eX sninri the foregoing Statements, certify
tina, they truly represent the condition Of the Institution OIL
the Bis, March, 1859. ". II. SHARP,
RiCHID DICKSON
JAMES C0RSICk,
ALEXANDER BELL,
D. y. SIMM0NDS,
ROBT ". ROSk.
CrI % So.tO;r, Iu VII;
u. ". Camp. Cashier OF thr Exchange Bank of Virginia,
personally appeared before rue, Al Alderman OF this City,
and made oath shat III. accompanying Statements are a
just and accurate exhibit OF the condition OF the Bank anu
It's Branches OH the Slst March, ls1?.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of April. 1879.
y. ". PARKER, J. +.
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TnH DAILY EXAMISER"-We welcome,
with pleasure, "a, an evidence ofprogres., the "DA.!
Examiner g. orr n.ii,:. For years back We have
known Me-srs. VIM. Lloyd & Co., ss propre:or,
and now, with q talented editor al corps, We ~sh
the DAILY Examiner" God speed III The pronn!-.'
ION Of .oiinG Constitutional Democracy.
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IN virginia 10 pay the ucDtS. 10 30, STU ana
$50 bills represent specie: He says they pur-
port to do it. Well, if they represent specie,
then there is enough; but if it does not, there
must be difficulty about liquidation. But we
have had the experiment tried in our national
matters, and in a number Of the States.
1T the time Of the organization of the indie
pendent Treasury, the same cry Of mot specie
enough" was raised. Yet it was established
and has been in existence till now, when even
those who opposed it do not desire to see it re-
pcaled.
How is it Mississippi has collected all her
revenues in specie from 1866 to the present
time? How i, it that Arkansas and California
have done the same: Here are States Of the
Union divorced in their State government from
their banking arrangements, yet they success
fully take care Of themselves.
When these pecuniary commissions occur. it
would be well for any Government to be dis
connected from the Banks, and be entirely in
dependent Of their influence. Such was, and
will be nv opinion till | die; and yet | do not
think as badly Of Banks as John Randolph,
who entertained so bad an opinion Of them as
to pronounce them houses of ill-famc."
But my friend here tells you that he is in
favor of a protective tariff. and gives YOU, as one
reason for it, that there is a duty of 50 per
cent. paid on the tobacco exported from this
country to England. Well, who pays that
duty? Is it not paid By the consumer. in
England, and not by us; Is it not exactly
the same thing to us, that the party consul
ming pays the cost of consumption as well as
the duties: Exactly. | think there ought to
he reciprocity in such things. 1t would be
better and wiser for this enormous duty to be
removed, and efforts are now directed to this
removal; but the burden, if there is any, falls
ON the consumer in England, and not on the
producer here. except 80 far as it limits con-
sumption. But the gentleman failed to tell US
what application he makes Of the fact. Be-
cause England taxes her people thus enor-
mously on tobacco, does that afford a reason
why we should turn round and tax ourselves
more heavily:
The weekly Panola star., 1859-05-18

Upon the conclusion OF a msrriagc
in village church, the bridegroom
signed the register with bis \ mari.
Tie pretty young bride did the same;
and then turning to lady who had
known her as tic tes, scholar IN the
school, whispered TO her. while tear.
Of hones. love and admiration stood
in her brish, eyes. "lic's n dear
fellov, Mi.s, tu, csnno, write. He,
going to learn of me, and ! would
no, shame him for the world ~
someshins s,ragely winning IS there
in the above episode Of village lie.
The weekly Panola star., 1859-05-18

FNIff 40 HM wa
iH lllU ha Hf H lIH
m M HffHfi tfNe b
HfHa M 1h4isftf
tW afH M fhunh L III
Fl tmsfWff HH lsH rhlfh Fhf
II bftff eIiaf 8 90 IA Got. I'D
4 sfIfuag H lalfiNfs fsa
1 hifHl ia slssh'iht Iamhs j
aa slan TysltH aad'tsslqi laias
.hEffama tff mi fii, la tdihf
sai lha f0ttigf a~ ahi w lgFef
pafei u oH ~ llls 10 eammani 4
HfatH ati tlfrHm ftsilah Tie fsls
u hliI1niy sore Ihs flhf n saihsli'
" - ile'f up fsits lbslsfs 81
ssldnea n their eanlpolghee The
essmla v sail imlislsd Wy Sic
pope. cflIhals. tishbpi, ahi oihff.
n dubious sIsasnss Tho sseptd
tngsf from lhe lbamb u lhe drum
msl lor ol iho had, ahl, llle children
Of . commanding hlghl, \ seems -
II Il. body bad efusn ai lhe espen'e
n II. mid. Under oilcens u The
iae, superior sgeks, rho have bad
lheif eleciions. and vfef,Ier. 10
ahom physical Development i sh
accomplishment, wear The ring OF
lhls fngsr The tasofile and pupn'
la fnger has been NJ oil times The
lhird rom the thumb, aud the ofi
| fin VI his is 30 curious that We
pust not pass i over IN silence. U
ll maintained that m artery lead.
thence directly TO the heart, and u =
by right ol lhi. relation thu, mar
rage ,ings are placed on u. ul'
spoihccarips used to mls their pre-.
serip,ions IN presence of the ellen
With this privileged finger, TO indi
cate that no hur,fal substance wa
present The thumb had bad u
lay Of glory. when !, was ordere'
to oren the touchpap, or take ,h'
car,ridyeby the aid VI the lirs, finger
Formerly, soldiers and physician
wore their rings upon the thumb
|, vas though, ,ha, this ring, ~h'eI
vas usually very large, ccn,aine
atablc cotd,als . sick room or rc
animate a wounded warrior.
The weekly Panola star., 1859-05-18


TIE Afsfi 4 yoBux sfl y We
= hsss sh<fe hllls sssMss sh.fps
ahnes ~ sIhfs ahA NHshes No iis
gmahla memsht 70 Al,
TIE heart n . yaae 81 IL I've
y ofisn . ssheluaiy f ssaA sliith
.ial II ely.
The hssl sf IN tli eaaasiis ~
'smlIgs ~ fEypilan ismb hllsl sIih
uummleas
womsh of great msfal ahi tsf
'6hil beauty $40 sfmsiimti lfeeHel
IN their fui choice. anthem, SCARED
~ d,ssppel lnen'. lhsy gs' deceived
aiaih md sgnih WI a lssi whfn
Ihgy are no Igsger dessrsins u hs
affection.
True love cannot s.fsfsIs agilhsl
Tho afiiIlsfy sf eow,lles, 4 y ibey
sho W lse oi liOsilshee, give us
Osf revenge.
The soaan of forty years never
COMPROMISED her saiiors, Ike Eng.
land, she kBows how 10 eelunIse.
The most indolen, persons arc of.
ten the most indefs,igable IN their
loses.
Woman Il q mysterious pocm
which must be read many times n
DO understood he who has never
loved but once knows the ser better
he who has made now conquest cy.
cry day for twcniy years.
One is as sad after m unrequillel
passion as SITTER . bankruptcy
The WOMAN whom misfortune has
rendered dIstrustIul. or whom sue.
ce. has rendered confident, 10 inca
pie OF love.
prudery Is the worst Kind Of ava
rice.
In love We doub, mos, when ",
believe most.
I.ose Is the sole passion whicl
can be paid only in Ito own coin
age.
A woman ,ha. praises cveryboi.
dellshis nobody.
The more one loves n woman, In
more courage ], requires to apprOael
lhcr.
The weekly Panola star., 1859-05-18

srrpy,xo Lsriv.-we have heard
NJ . farmer whose son he'd for long
tlm. been osiensIbIy studying Latin
In . popular academy. The farmsf
no, being perfectly satisfied With the
course and copduci of The y"unr hope.
fsl. recalled him from schoel. and
placing him by .he side Of . cart. "nr
Jay. thus addressed him NOV.
Joseph. here Il . f,rh. and there is .
heap nj manure and csrt; what d.
you call them In Latin !" "fskibus,
csrtIbus VI manuribus." ssid Joseph
.w.iI. ncx." said the old man, III
,au don't take that fsrkibus prvsi,
guirlibus. and pitch that mssnribs'
Inle tho rartlba-. III bpsh yeas lss,
hsrtIhrs.'' Joseph wen, 10 wostibu'
fsr;hsiihAbas
The weekly Panola star., 1859-05-18
eJ- "Your father would NO, have

Ca "yoar father would uosh
punished you my child, IL you hal
not used profane language aud
sworc."
"well father swears!"
IL know be has been in tho habit
Of II. bu, he has left OF now"
"li's q pity he hadn't done Il be.
fore be taught Bill aud me to swear.
anil then wc .hsuId have been ssvel
many . severe licking"