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Most OF the above articles arc consignment, as
well as many others mentioned in the above list
all of. which will be sold cheap in order 70 close con
signments as speedily possible Those wishing
goods in our line would do well caH and examine our
octs-tf Ma PARRISH eco
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in Richmond comfy, on the 3rd lnst;. for
Senator and REPRESENTATIVE in the State Leg
isIature. to fill the vacancies oceasioned by
the resignation of Messrs. Miller and Rhodes:
FOR SENATOR:
John Davidson (dem). .................S23
John K. Jackson (BelD. Zig
FOB REPRESENTATIVE
Geo. T . Barnes (dem) ........ 1904
W. p. Crawford (BelD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 93
W. Dickinson. (dem) ............,..... AZ
The abovove is not official, bat is believed
TO be correct.
Elected.
In III. election last year fer Governor the
vote OF Richmond County sto' d for Aiken
(Opp) ITO aud Brown (D.m.) S94-Oppo
sitiun minority 216. Now the Democratic
majority in the Senatorial election is 107,-
This is the first time we believe that a Dem
Oerat ever carried that county.-Lnio s.
american.
Whilst the Union and american was writing
about the above election, it ought TO have
added that the two democrats elected are
Ddugtqs men and that DICKINSON, who got
all of forty seen uotss. is BRECKENRIDGE man
The vote shows heavy falling Off In No
yember all the voters will attend the polls.
and then BELL and EVERETT will carry the
county; but how many votes will BRECKIS-
RIDGE get? ~
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80
HARkeEED.

On Tuesday evening October I'd, al Norwood the re-
sidence Of the brides father, by Rev. Dr. HAMMER
H. BRICK, Esq, Of Richmond, Ky, and Miss BETTE
| FORD, only daughter Of A. H. Ford. zsai -
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EIorida ELECTION
Election In Georgia.

\ COLUMBUS. Ca, OCT A--Bat few counties
have been heard from. The inSic ations are
favorable to the Breckenridge ticket.
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FUNDED DEBT OF THE CITY

30 nds of the Corporation issued the Nash
willie Chattanooga Railroad Co. in IS49 $500 600 90
OF which 500 900 is due LIST April, 1852
100000 do 90 do 1873
..-a 1oUUo0 do do do 1877
10000 do 90 do 1879
30 nds issued TO Water Works, and held by
the Union Bank, OF which there falls due
Fails due Nov 40, Iss5.--.-,.r 100000 10000 90
Il is52 ,- and failing due islh oct 1852. 1000 90
Bends issued tor the purchase OF school Lot
.ot E H. Ewing in 1858, and due 10th of
February 1855 - -. 10000 90
30 nds issued to purchase Wharf Property
in South Nashville, 1st Sept 1854, and -
.saSt Que-. AVsVVV w
30 ads issued for purchase of grounds adjoin
Jan. /, 1888 ........... $500 90
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DIR. s. o. RICHARD,ON7S
Sherrg Wine gltters,
The Celebrated New England Remedy
taae.ff FOR 5asli 5asl:
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION,

Tdundice Fsrer aud Agte, General Debility and all
Diseases oTfSiRg from Dlsordered NoHl0ch-
Liner or BOlreis.
rI1HEY are are used and recommended by leading
l. Physicians Of the country, and all who use them
! DIR James L Leepere writes from Navarro stark CO.
Ohio, The bitters are highly praised by those suffer
ing from indigestion dyspepsia and liver complaint ~
/ Z 5 Davis Postmaster Wiliamsport, Ohio, says,
having taken cold become prost ate and lost my appe
tste IL relieved me, and can recommend it with
great assurance Of its merits - ~ .--t>i ~
I Dr. VIM NJ Kerr, Of Rogersvie, Ind writes us that
they are the most valuable medicine offered He has
recommended them with great success, and with them
made several cures OF papitation OF the heart and gen
eral debility.
Thomas stanford, Esq.,, Brownsville Henry co., ind
writes US long letter nnder date OF Nay l. 1869 He
vas much reduced, having been afflicted for three
years with great debility, palptation of the
heart of the most and prostratins character,
safter using few bottles was completely restored,
and am now in robust health -
George " Holman says he afflicted with Bheu-
ratism for twenty years in all its forms, and
at the date of his letter he had been two years well
the Bitters etlecting cure, when several physicians
rheumatism dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney afec-
| ton, droIsy, it is specific certain remedy
| J. W. Hunt writes from Dephos Allen CO. Ohio, "a
section where fever and agpe prevails J. that he most
checrfully recommends them OF decided merit in all
| cases Of fever and ague and general debility
II. K GaIlehers, NJ d., writes from Van Vert Ohio,
| q most respectfuv recommend the sherry Wine Bit
tiers TO the notice Of all dispeptc persons and to all
| who require stimulating medicine"
SUCH NEWS We ARE RECEIVING DAILY.
| FULL DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANYING EACH BOTTLE.
| They are sold BY Medicine dealers generally
| Price IS cts. per bottle.
/ j. \, HARRIS * CO., Cincinnati Ohio,
Proprietons the Southern and Western States &c
whom address all orders
For sale wholesale and retail by W. W. Berry x De
rnoville Ewin, Pendleton X Co., and Rains * Brown
| Nashville Tenn s. Mansfield & Co., Memphis, Tcnn
u Wright & Co., and Scovil & Means, New Orleans;
D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio Edwaod Wilder, Louisville
Ky oct6-d&w-Iy
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DISBURSEMENTS.
S57450 O5

Amount paid out by Treasurer. s3l ,9to 81
due by Corporation to School Fund Is $50 %
e. from treasurer ............ 513 IS
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WORKS DEPARTMENT
SCHOOL FUND.

balance to credit of School Fund Oct 1859 S2l 500 81
Eron, 4 Nelson Revenue Collector .... so GOO IS
"a 6avid Conntv. ..........,...... 5.279 20
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The Finance COMMITTEE have examined the Books of
the Recorder and the vouchers and receipts OF the
tt easurer and are satisfied that their accounts and the
ol 'egong statement correct. 4ils
Sent 1850 :
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new Publications.
VOCABULARY OF PHiLOS0-
PLY
W. 7. BERRY & CO.


HAVE JUST RECEIVED
FIENING's VOCABULARY OF PHILOSOPHY vol
we
wINER,s GRAMMAR OF NEW TEST AAiENT DIcTIoN-
vol 70
PULPIT THEMES AND PREACHERS ASSISTANT Out
lines of sermons, by the suthor Of :. Helps for the
Pulpit.'' vol IL mo.
HENGsrESBERG's COMMENTARIES on EocLEsIAs
TIES, &c. L vol IL mo.
krRrz's TEXT BOOK OF CHURCH HISTORY voi
The Reformation
BROwNDE's COMMENTARY On TIE PRAYER BOOK.
vol. 6 20.
A PLAIN COMMENTARY on THE GOSPEL vols
FRENCH,S NOTES on THE MIRACLES.
EUsEBINS' ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY. vol vo.
GERLAcH'S COMMENTARY on THE PENTATEUcH
/ vol.
TH0LUCK ON THE GOSPEL OF JOHN. vol.
AFFORDS GREEK TESTAMENT. 1 vol
w. T. BERRY s. CO.,
cct5-tf Public Square
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Building Lot!---Yine Street!

FINDER order OF this Court propose 10 sell the
u Evans lot-west side OF Vine street and between
Chur eli and Broad streets Front IS feet depth lol
feet and with WIDE alley side and another IN
the rear.
lam also authorized to sell the Whitaker Lot, ad-
joining same
The two lots united together make 90 feet 'front.' and
in this case would have an alley ali around
there eler ssek pscce q oed for sale
Private bids win lie received my Office, and the
property exposed public sale at the court house in
this city on Saturday, Oct 2. III 1850.
Sale at IL O'Clock precisely. J. E. GLEAVES, CAN
Oct 5, I'd
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said but little in the way Of pulling thern himself bat
leave it to those who try them to Judge themselves
the diseases that many Liable the Spring
and Summer, such Debility, Dyspepsia Bilious and
Nervous complaints, we do not hesitate to say thai
these Btters win be found safe agreeable and eectu
al restorative good lialth the greatest Of
earthly blessings would early advise those labor
ing under such disease, to make trial Of Dr. Richard
sons Bitters they do harm and ay do much
good, asewe are confident in many cases they have
Vegetables and vegetable medicines unquestiona
bly, the most conscnial to the human system
-..a-...s..ssssss ia octl-sw
FRESH Curs AND wouxDs.-These accidents which
all subject to- particularly the mechanics and
operators in factories. This class should never be
without Dr. S. A. weaveT's Cer.te 1t viii relieve
sooner and heal all such injuries quicker than any ar
ticle ever made. By having it by tem for immediate
| uss, much time and suffering may be saved.
| It is sold by medicine dealers generally
| octI-d<w1m
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LIABILITIES FOR MUNICIPAL YEA
ENDING SEPT. 80. 1860,

Ponds 10 J. d. HadIey rast due. ....... $4,000 90
:. Union Rank due 10th Nov. 1860 20 coo 90
Pond IN Planters Bank W. * Ala Railroad $3.50 25
- Union : 3,IS4 81
=. Planters - 90. mast due ....... ,73O %
Note N " l. Nance past due............. 500 90
James Vaulx Tor Wharf rent 2o0 W
{ g. \ A Downs past ue.......... l ,s73 81
=. NJ hacker & Co .......4 500 90
Z T NJ Rrennan ..... $50 90
.. Neafer i Ter & steam Fire Engine. 1 100 90
.. P SF IaIta s. 800 90
{. Fills & Moore Water Pine ..... I7G4 10
Notes D;scounted :. ........-... 10000 10
:. For Negro hire ............- 4361 60
Due school Fund . s.............A..- = -I9473 4s
lOutstaudiur Checks ........-....... IS 023 II
4..4..5 s113,s10 Sc
Interest due in New York .............. 16,500 90
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ChancerY Sales.
Dry-ii08ds very Cheap.

I AN now in receipt of my large and well assorted
stock of staple and Fancy Dry-Go0ds. which
Offering at very low prices.
As quick sales and small profits is my motto. an
willing to take up with the latter accomplish
mcr. and will offer great Inducements ali who xiu
favor with cali, especially cash buyers. Come
and see for yourselves. DAVID HUMPHREY
sept2l-1 No. - South side OF the square
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The above IS exclusive of the ordinary expenses OF
the Corporation all of which is respectfully submitted
W. A. tdENN, Recorder,
J. NJ. SMITH, Treasurer
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LAYING OF the Corner Stone of The University
of The South.
IL who wish attend the laying the Corner stone
n of the University OF the South, at University
Place on Wednesday the 10th of October 1862 will,
by uayiug full fare from any station the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad Cowan be furnished with
a return ticket FREE on application to the station
Agent
Many distinguiz .ntlenen have been invited
and expected 10 be present. The Grafton viii be
delivered by the Hon. John s. Preston, OF south
Carolina f. W COLE,
oet6-ti Superintendent.
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SINKING FUND.

a,noupt ON hand Oct Ist 1859. .....-... $500 65
= ;. SCI aside by law 80. .......-.-... 223 60
from sale OF Stock 81 ,2o6 81
.... lr S3S ISL 10
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4 u wogcEsrER.
NOTICE!

WYE have this day sold entire interest IN the
Wv 5 Book Stationery and Periodical Business
No 6 Union street TO Mr., John T. Hagan and John ID
w Green who via oontnHe the business at the same
place. under the sty le OF Green &Co. =
JOHNSON S TREAS0E.
Gu retiring from the book business, We return cur
sincere thanks for liberal patronage bestowed upon
US and take pleasure ending SUCCESSORS
Is young Of experience in the business, and wor
thy IN every way the confidence Of the people.
A. ". JOHNSON. JR.,
oct6-tfe asa JOHN o. TREAN0R,
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Notice.

HAVING been appointed and qualified as Admins
Il TRAITOR Of the estate Of David Smiley, ST. decd .
all persons having claims against said estate are mott
fed file them with me within the time required Iy
law they Will be forever barred; and all persons IL
debted 10 the same hereby required to come for
ward and make payment.
E DRAKE,
sep14-1m Admir- OF David Smiley, 81
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Poor BRECK.-Thc Louisville Jefferson
county. Ga.) Gazette says: The strength of
the Presidential candidates in our town is as
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Tennessee 4 Alabama Railroad
Stock.

WILL sail Eight shares Of Stock, under order q
Court A. The CONT house on Saturday next Ct 9th
-oct5-lt j. F. GLEAvES. c. & II.
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Extra Fine Corn Meal.

Al dit nal Supply Just received per GlenNood
IA Ais. ty barrels az the cheapest Food for STOCK
tueIs-u Ne. q College street.
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WHEAT BRAN.
900 ba gs Wheat Bran Just received and for sale b!
81 a PARRsSi 90.
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r III q III u w a.
SIWING MACHINH

The undersigned having the HOWE SEWING Ma
CHIMES in use n their families and having thoroughly
tested them upon every variety Of work, do not hes
tate 20 pronounce them the most simple, The most
easily managed and, emphatcaily, tie 'sAe Pite
ChTq; OF Sewing Machines.
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NESHANNoCK POTATOES.
200 barrels Northern Potatoes, just received and for
sale by NJ PARRISH q %
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Central Executive Committee.
EDwIS H. EwIxG, NEnL S BRUwN. ALLEN
4. HALL. p. ". MAxEY. JOHN LEI LYETT
JnHS " CAILENDFR. HnRACF H. Ham ISnN
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-03

TnE MAY DAY FEsrivAi.-Othet
and more setiots engagements, pre-
vented our being on The ground TO
witness The presentation of The ban.
nef. aud celebration Of May day.
Some gentle fiiend--unkuovn, comes
10 our relief in The following. which is
couched in fair round hand aud
reaches ~ through The Post office
Bstos Rores MAY let. 1se1
NJ. Efda, e. We among other specta-
tore witnessed the presentation Of The
banner to the Cfsple Guards, 90 the frst
irst. ~ the GARRISON grounds Twas n
delightful day, delightful seasoh of The
rsat. aud sdelightfl scene which met uut
eare. This lovely spot seemed 10 possess
the chnrm uf enchantment- oil ~ me
appeared seeund Eden
A. length, ntet anxious expectation az
rived uut Creole gusils. headed hr their
gallant Captain, whose imposing military
appearances impressed We with mingled
feelings ~ admiration aud respect. Jrdg
ing from their military moveir ents, Capt.
Pierce nust have ptac,ieed for the reea-
sion--and we innst say. HE Efforts wpte
crowned With success We must not umit
mentioning that the States wete ierfesen-
ted bv thirty -une of uuf fait Southern
maidens; Louisiana es,ne forward and IN
the nrme ~ her ssistaf tstes presented y
bsnhes. The crowd prevented uut hesf
ing me address distinctly, yet, The sweet
righteousness uf her voice Cell pleasantly
upun unt ear; the giace ~ het movements,
the purity ahi ieruse ~ hpf language.
we're qualities that pleased uuf fas'iiieus
tsste. The response Wy Captain riefes
was universally arrlauded, ,hpuEh, detv =
erred IN rather - modest tone
Then, esire their marching and nance
vreinv. ffom thence they adjourned 20
the residence Of Captain Pierce ~ ex-
pectstion Of y sumptuvus ,epssi.
Closing the iestivity of the day grand
Ball was given, where the tcung and
lieht-hestted gathered 10 amuse them
selves. Ofeoutse, Il is useless 30 saY that
ell cf the anticipated Bellies wets pres
eht, and without farther communication. 7
assure ycu MI Editor, " went 90 accord
ing 10 Iioyie STRANGER.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-03

1HE CbusiNe BArfLr IN rHr Mypoeoo
Waffle correspondent of the
London Times gives the following
account Of the final battle between
the Spaniards and Moors 'In the
action of the 9Bd the Moofs showed
more previous plan and concert
than had previously been usual
with them. They were seen NOV
ing steadily from different direc-
TONS, and taking up determined
positions. Not content with hold.
ing these. they advanced upon the
Spaniards with unhincbing bold.
ness aud early in the day they were
mixed mp and fighting at close quar-.
ters with the infantry Of Bchague's
corps. There were many instances
Of extraordinary intefpidity, and
even desperate throwing away Of
life. in the course Of The contest. I
think have already mentioned an
attack made by handful Of Moors
on n whole batilion, in which four
or five Of them were bayonetsd. -
In one Of the villages, the posses.
sion Of which was 80 sharply con.
tested. q horrible conflict took place.
The rush and cane built novels were
blazing. and Spaniards and Moors
fought among them, struggling D.
throw each other into the flames.
One young ensign. after using his
revolver. was seized with by an
athletic Moor and tossed Into the
midst of u burning hut. His mon
rescued him, grievously burnt and
nearly suiIocated by the smoke. -
Tho Moors. when their ammunition
was expended or their arms were
broken, gathered stones from the
ground and hurled them at their
opponents. A foreign officer told
mo that bo saw n tall. we'll mount
cd Moore. ride deliberately down
sabre IN hand, upon ten or twelve
Spanish administers. He cut Mt
one of them, but the man made n
movement and his shake was only
struck from his head. Tho Moor
then seized hin by the collar, drag
god few PAGES, and tossed him to
n couple Of men on foot, who mp
poared from among some brush.
wood, and forthwith cut off his
head. A captain Of cavalry, when
riding alone 90 take an order, was
attacked by n single Moor on foot.
who, however, got the worst of tho
fight, for the officer killed him with
his sabre. A great many of the
Moors were armed with English
muskets and bayonets--old flint
muskets, bearing the Tower mark
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-03

ASSOCIATION or fHE SExEs.-1he
natural and only safe mode of enjoy
ing amusements, is in common.
Where one seq. or any one particular
class. enjoy their ami,sements alone,
they are to run into excess. The di-
vision cf the human family into man,
woman and child. father, mother,
brother, and sister is the only con
sentative principle they act and re-
act upon each other like the different
seasons Of tho earth. Each age aud
each ses hes lie peculiar ohstaotstis.
tics. that serve 10 modify and check
certain miscellaneous tendencies in the
other ses. aud in others Of different
ages. For one sen TO attempt TO
amuse themselves agreeably and in
noeently alone, is like trying 10 make
music on q one-sttinged instrument.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-03
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT


The hand Of death has srsin been mrs
teriuusly stretched In our midst. ard has
taken from among us one bf 6uf most
worthy members.
Are. long aud painful illness, 'iin The
midst of life, :" In the career Of honor and
usefulness. surrounded by friends. posses
sing hprie made bright ard happy by
the SMILES and kind endesrments Vfa low
ipg and beloved vie ard dear children,
has our brother jops X. DurRoco. passed
''tha. bourne from whence no traveller re
turns"
No one NJ our nurrbe, could have been
selected. whose loss would have bsen more
keenly o. deeply felt on sincerely regret
ted tot only Nv this Lodge. but by the
entire community In which he lived. His
death has cas-, n gloom uvef eur hearts snd
ss we drop the test ~ grief Upon his tomb
there is not one IF us but recalls 20 mind
some virtue w Rn,ieble trait If character
Or worthy o. kind Get of our deceased
brother Az Az odd Fellow, he pfaeticed
out Of the lodge, all those virtues that
are inculcated IN ~: ne y man. q Mason and
citizen, he was upright, homes. and tfue
IN tbs discharge ~ all the duties ~ his fel
low man aud 10 society
Resoit,a, That We deeply and sincerely
fegfet ire uefth of our WORTHY bfvther,
Juss n DuYnoco, Past Gfand ~ this
Ledge, good and rseiul man and citizen
n dear friend and brother.
Res5fref. That IN testimony ~ orr grief
We west the usual badge ofmouthing fc'
,hii.y days, and ,hst The lodge he dtsped
IN mourning until the expiration Of said
time
Rssoiesi. That we deeply sympsthi,,
with The befeaved and surviving wldo-
and fsthe,less children Of ths, deceased
and that copy of these resolutions bt
forwarded 10 them by the sscfe,s,y, snd
published In the city papers.
On the part Of besotc Lodge, No '
I, ~. ~. r..
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-03

~ Irving was a vigorous walker
and a fearless rider. and in his decI.
ming years he drove out daily, not on.
ly for the sake Of the open air and
motion, but to refresh his mind with
the aspect Of nature. One Of his "a.
vorite recrea,ions was listening to mu.
sic, Of which he was an indulgen,
critic, and he contrived to be pleased
and soothed BY strains less artfully
modulated than fastidious ears are
apt to require. --Bryamf.
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Presentation Of Flag 10 the Creole
Guards by the v ouns Ladies Of r,ator
Rouge.
ADDRESS OF MISS jlfNlA BUHk

GKStiRsFS IL with much pleasure
! avail myself Of The privilege which EN-
joy Of addressing you few words on the
present occasion, which we celebrate ~
rouf honor as military corps. "The
Creole gusfdsi' Your designation is we'll
chosen. n is particularly the province Of
the creole youth Of Louisiana 10 raise The
national standard upon their nstlvs coil.
aud 60 see that it remains there firmly
rooted IN defence ufthe institutions of their
country. We sincerely hope that these in
stitutions will never be disputed. but "
they are etef made the subject Of con
Aict we are persuaded that this standard
will he the atst in front Of the battle. wsv-
ing proudly TO the sound Of hymns Of ffee-
dom and glory. We look not upon this
banner as the there ornament If pageant.
II is the same that waved Ger cur fore
fathers of the Revolution. and remains to
us, with tie additional trophies glorious
page which we learn lessons Of patriotism
and vslot with the thought that It was
once our passport 70 freedom, what may it
not attain for va now when strengthened
IN that good causei tits yours, free-born
men Of Louisiana to plant upon an emin-
enee that the true aud the brave hearted
whose voices stiHej by party elamof may
zee Of least that Liberty Ia true TO her post,
and the Eagle yet looks upon the sun.--
You will conquer wherever this banner
may lead. aud yours will he the need ever
awarded TO valor-'the SMILES Of the fair ;;
II, on the contrary. the destiny Of war de-
eide against your corps. Il will remain 90
tell where the brave have fallen. aud songs
of Freedom will be sung In your praise
the loudest revetbefation Of your fame
will be in the hearts Of these for whom
you fell and the monument erected to the
memory Of your deeds will be inscribed
Excelsior !
Now while the gentle Msy-bteeSe ccmes
sishing through these silten folds. ar
ranged by The delicate hands Of 30 many
fair maidens. u seems that the spirit Of
chivalry decends TO encourage the task
you are prepared 10 undertake. Can
aught but freedom be inhaled from the
rcse scented air Of our Sunny Southl Does
not the very ground which we tread send
forth the cdor Of Liberty rising in a burn
ing column Of incense far MP through the
blue ether Of our glorious sty, "till We
almost fancy that Il sseends in sight Of
the celestial gates" Let the goal Of your
ambition he SGT ~ high, and In SERTED
ranks, march on 10 its attainment march
on with this applause Of your fellow
ecuntrymeu, the smiles Of your country
women and the benediotion Of Heaven,
march onto Viotoryi
now present you this banner. in the
namo cfmy companions, your welfare in
tho voluntary profession which you have
assumed, aud also the good will Of all who
boast themselves natives Of the glorious
State which have the honor TO represent.