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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-02-29
To Correspondents.

We have received a communication from
an old friend, involving a contreEerted point
in Theology. Its insertion in the Age would
be a departure from the rule we have always
adhered to; and that is, not to publish any,
thing rejecting upon the peculiar views or
tenets of any denomination of Christians
We must therefore decline the publication of
the article in question.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-02-29
SPIRIT OF THE AGE

the long summer evenings, fading so slowly
away from earth. Shall we ever forget her
loving counsels, given to us as she sat under
thy shade, with her Bible in her hand? New
or they are treasured in our hearts, as words
from above. Yes dear is the old Pear Tree,
and with its c~linging, sacred memories round
us, we sail onward in life's BOX, to the shi-
ming shore. SUSIE
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-02-29

RALEIGH BAPTIST FEMALE SEMINARY Co.
We learn that the stockholders of this Com
pany have appointed Rev. G. NJ. L. Finch as
Agent for soliciting subscriptions, &c. An eli
gible site has been purchased, and it is now
necessary to have suitable buildings put in
readiness for the reception of pupils-hence
the need for further subscriptions of stock.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-02-29
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.

Edwin Merton called in this evening. He
came alone and remained till ten o'clock
When | asked him of Harry Lorton, he
laughingly replied that he Harry was quite
crest-fallen, but had said that he would not
complain, as he had furnished the stick with
which his own head was broken. / did not
understand.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-02-29
FRIDAY NIGHT.

Edwin came again this evening. He was
not very conversational almost painfully ST.
lent. lie seemed very much irritated at the
presence of Mrs. Mounfront. I guessed what
was to pay. Edwin is in lays! fos, hr loves
md (O6S.-If gentlemen do not wish the
ladies to know when they are in love, they
should wear leather goggles to conceal their
~tell-tale eyes.)
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03
THE SACCHAROMETER
BAGASSE EURNCAE.

DATENTED July 1st 1857. Steam Trains
Il aud CHARTERS, under my patents for 1853 and
1859. My patented arrangement for using two
pressures of steam in sugar boiling spparatuses.
only requires to be understood to establish the
decided advantages II possesses over all other ar.
rangements, because it is based upon correct and
scientific principles and reduces to a complete
system the boiling by steam ia sugar apparatusc..
Can be adapted to almost any Sugar House.
IMPROVED FURNACES FOR COAL,
EITHER UNDER BOILERS OR KETTLES.
i will also furnish the very best boiler now in
use and especially adapted for plantation use,
which
COSTS LESS.
is more DURABLE and absolutely SAFER and at
the same time more economical in FIIEI than
any other arrangement Of BOILER whatever.
Can be furnished at very short notice.
Force Pumps for hot wstTe and plantation ma
chincry generally.
The undersigned would respectfully refer parties
who may not have had M opportunity of Witness
ing the operation of any of his Furnaces, to the
following named gentlemen, sugar planters, who
have them erected on their places
William J. Fort Esq, one, Magnolia Plantation,
West Feiiciana.
Hon. D. +. Kcnrer, tive, Ashland and Bowdon.
Ascension
Lyle, one, Smithfeld; James r. DuyaI, ESD,
one, Ashland; West Baton Rouge
Arthur Dennis, Esq, one, False River Point
COupee.
Messrs. J. w. & S. MeCutchcon, ono, Ormand,
St. Charles.
John X. Thompson, Esq, one, Claiborne,
Ibervillc.
John II. Williams, Esq, one, Willow Glen,
Rapidcs, near Alexandria, la.
Dr. John Casson, one, Experiment, Rapides,
near Alexandria.
Mcssrs. J. G. Cofe!d s. r. NJ Davis, one, Man
atee, Manatee River Fla
GEORGE NJ. LONGACRE,
aug Gift 81 NatcheZ street. Now Qrlcans
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ron ALL TIE PURPOSES ofkfaRIlY pHYslc.

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foT the reBOvdlOn Of the blood aud the 2, s,ora-
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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03
STOTT'S SUGAR MILL
GOvRNJOR

TIVE undersigned Iaye been appointed Arents
y for the sale Of II l-truy ceicbgaird improve
Iocni for Sugar MillsCfor the
r A Il I $ II y Il Il h i ID h $ D..
This invention Of Mr Stott is intended TO fsoiii-
tate the grinding process that at least from ID
teen - twenty-five per cent more juice can d.
taken from . given amount Of cane than -. D.
done by the present plan Of gulating rollers h-
screws Aad as the upper roller j. Iaov'abir, b.
ing controlled in its action by the Governor, aI
danger Of breakagc from All excess of cane oi fnfu
the pres. nee Of foreign objects, Is removed 1As
arrangement Of the Governor can b. applied 90 a'i
kinds Of Sugar Mills, without any chang
We are prepared to put up ti@ Governor on all
Sugar Plantations in the Parish, AT short notice.
For further particulars pleas call on
EYRE * tHAMBERLAIN
The following certificate is from gentlemen wei
known in The sugar growing parishes:
Weston Plantation, Wcal Baton Eouge Parish,
Dec. h., f-.g
Having used Sott's Governor for over two
months we confidently pronounce il decided inn
provcIacnt, both FOR economy in making GOOD
basassc, with variable feeding and e. .ourut
saving Of juice AID safety from the breakage Of
Machinery.
aug 6-afa J T. & W. NOLAN.
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4. SsuPsO 40 20.
ISPoRTFRSOF

ISPORTFRS OF
pRANDIEs, Gins, Whisrs, Wines, &c &C.,
b Nakct Street, fhilade.p. g.
Agents for J. r. Mtnlan Sclia1am; r r
Ncnran. Pe-e & Fir, Ia RochcIia Cautjr frn
,c- Cc.ra- arc -.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03
NOTICE.

FfSHE co-partnership heretofore existing under
u the firm Of II. Kendall Carter, 81 Co., expires
this day by limitation. The commission business
will be settled up by II. Kendall Carter, and the
cotton gin business by Daniel Pratt.
ii. KENDALL CARTER,
DANIEL PRATT
New Orleans, October ], 1859
INIIE Cotton Factoragc and Commission BUSH
4 ness win be continued as heretofore by H.
Kendall Carter.
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4 SHALL continue to furnish Gin Stands as
n heretofore at the old stand, - st. Charles
street. My office is on the second floor, No g.
Gin Stands constantly kept on ahnd to supply
customers. do not deem il necessary to say
anything Of the merits Of my Gin Stands, as sell
IHJ0 or more annually, which are distributed
through nearly the Whole cotton growing country.
Not being able to supply the demand the last sea-
son, ! am extending ny factory so as to be Una
bicd to make 1900 Stands next season, and shall
therefore be enabled to supply the demand
promptly.
aug ely DANIEL PRATT.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

foR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsepess,
Group, Bronchitis, incipicnt Consump.
ton, and fer the relief of Coasumptiye
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So vide is the field Of - usefulness and 30 M.
mefoas are 2e Of MS cures, that almost
every section OF country .touHds in persons pub
heiy known Nho have teen restorod from ALARMING
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs BY its
use. Aher once tried, its superiority over cvery
other mei1ne Of It's kind is too AZ parent 10 escape
observation. and where its virtues are Known the
public ~ longer hesitate What artdote 10 en- ploy
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections of tire
pulmonary organs that are incident TO our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discs-vied, this
has gained friends ~ every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
daceG cures too numerous aud too remarkable TO
be forgotten.
PREPARED by
DIR. y. &. AMER & co,
LOWELL, MASS.
For ssls Ivy all Drrggis,s in Alexandria
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03
EAGLE LINE.

EAGLE LINE.
GREAT EAsTERN ARD WESTERLY
I'm OF STA GEs.
CENTRAL ROUTE THROUHH. LOUISIANA
AND TEXAS
FROM ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA,
II O.
NACOGDOCHES TEXAS.
Connecting with the Eastern Mail at Alexandria,
from New Orleans, also, with the Western Line of
Stages, from Nacogdoches to.
Douglas,
Linwood,
Alto,
Crockett
Cincinnati, to
Huntsville.
Also, connects with the Line Of Stages to
Tyler, and to
Henderson and
Mount Pleasant.
~ & e. ia YLOR,
PROPRIETORs.
Stages leave Alexandria three times a week, for
NacOgdochcs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days fare through from Alexandria, to Nacog-
doches, $500, to Milan, 81 ] 60, San Augustine,
$3.50, Cherino, $l4,00. Passengers taking this
route, will be certain TO connect with all Of the
above lines, and viii be PUT THROUIIH with
with dispath.
iV Stage Office at the lee House Hotel.
THOMAS CLEMENTS, AGENT.
Great Red Ri0er Stage and Mail Route.
LNROM the Mouth of Red River to Alexandra,
H connecting with the EAGLE LINE to
Nacogdochcs, and also with J. Il. Prices Line of
Stages to CIouticryille Natchtochcs, Mansfield and
Shreveport n. q G. TAYLOR,
Pr0prietors.
Shrough Ticket from Red River Landing to Nae
ogdoches $4,000
From Mouth Of Red River to Alexandria $1,000
THOS. CLEMENTS, AFENT.
aug Gift At the Ice House Hotel, Alexandra.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03

a x ER7S
4 gguo Cure,
YoE THE Pr: ~ CURE or
intermittent Fever, or Vrvcr md .ruc,
Rcmiiicnt Power, Chilli Fever, Dur.}
Aguc, Periodical it~raach", 80 Bilious
Hcaia"hc, and Tilious i'"yrTs, 3iG ed.
for the whole class Of diseases Orici-
mating in hillary drTau2rmen;, cnu-.G
BY the Malaria Of minsn,atic countries
No one remedy - louder called far by the
necessities Of the American people taan a sGIc
and safe curc for Fyver aud Ague. Such
We are now enabled g., oi'rr with a perfect
certainty that Il viii eradicate thu disca. 6
and with aasIrancn, founded on proof, thai
no harm coa arse nom il, u.s. iH any quaa-
thy.
Tint which protects fon or prevents hi;
disorder must to e.. 'nT'usr rcr"ico ir in.
communities whore 3, prevails. Pr,ratFStt T.
better than cure. fir the patient cec1Jr,s IN.
ri which n" Iuur' run u yiriout atta.k; q
this llofIl dia'Guu"r. Tbs "rrTL" c>ynls
the masmpir poison uf I.vER Am A9yr
from d.. sysann and prevents til" Il y,l.E-
mcnt o.. ID" disease, If taken on 'hc in. al-
not only tho h,,t ac3y over yet di-coy,r,d
for ths class Of conil.l.,. bat a.,o the
cheapest. ILe large GYI5 '.ty We supply flr
a d..!ar bring it within the reach # every
BODY; ana ia llisIs districts, where FEyrR
A'D hG~R pTcr,..-, every body 'huuld have it
end u-. il freely 18th lr cuIc aud projections
Il is hoped ,h5 lr-o viii place il within the
fe4"E ol III the F1ar n vel Is u rich. 4
great superiority of this remedy Cvlr any
other ever discovered for the speedy and Ger
tam car" - IGtrr.a,ttruts .s Laat i contains
no Gun. 20 or Miurrli, consequently it, pro-
dge"s no quil;.tJ or other iajuIjous fleets
whatever upon thr constitution. Those cured
BY il ar Ia a. healthy IS If they had never
had ID" ii f"asr.
Icvcr aud AgU" is not alone the consequence
Of The msa7matic poison: \ great variety of
disorders arse from lis irritation, anon which
axe Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache,
BInduess. Toothlch", Ears,he, Cu;arrh, Asth-
ma, PalpItaiion, F4iuful Affection Of the
Spleen, Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Cunc,
PARA ysi,, aud HcrlnCcfnent Of the Stom ach,
all Of which. when originating in this cause,
put on the intermittent type. or become perod-
zeal. This " CURE" expcls the poison from
the blood, and consequently cures them all
ulkc. 1t is an invaluable protection to imn,i-
grants AID person. travelling or temporarily
residing "a The maidrip4s districts. If taken
occasionally or daily while exposed to the in
fiction, that viii BE- cgc.ctcd from tic system,
and cannot accumulate in sufficient uuar;.ty
70 ripsn into disease. Hence it is even more
valuable protection than cure, and few Will
ever suffer from lutclmttcnts, il they avail
themselves Of uc protection this remedy af-
fyTls.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03
WINES, |
LIQUORS,
AND CIGA
aud he has lately received a ns'< M
MI ARD + a u X<E


II may not be amiss, for the \! Il!ol %
those who are not acquainted, yay that d'e Evans
House is situated on beautiful rising ground
about one hundred yards North Of the White Sui
phur Springs, situated in the Parish Of Catahoula
STATE Of Louisiana, and about twents-fiyc miles
from Alexandria and ;hirty-three fTopl Harrison.
burg, on the public road leading from Natchez by
Aicxannria to Texas and it is located IN The high
and healthy Pine Woods, about one half mile nom
Trout Creek, where the finest Of trout fishing viii
afford the greatest amusement to those VINO WISH
70 naes time in that way. The undersigned &C
knowlcdgcs his gratitude to his I'D friends an2)
the public generally for the patronage bestowed
upon him during the time he done business At the
White Sulphur Springs Hotel" t-nd enneshy So
licts liberal share of patronage at the Evans
to receive and accommodate al who may favor
him with q cali
Joseph P. WARD.
Aug 13-tf
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
The Traitors Doom,

g The betrayer Of the South which had trust
ed. and of his party which had honOred him,
has met his fate. While preaching heresies
the most abominable, he presumptionsly as
sumed set himself up as an exemplar of
Democracy, and absurdIy and falsely claiming
to be. lie candidate of the National Democ-
racy % etrayersed the country from one end
to the other blowing his own trumpet and
heralding his own claims But he has at last
touched bottom The final test of strength
is made, and his boasted inyincibility is attest
ed by the disgraceful and crushing overthrow
Of his corrupt and miserable factionin thirty
two out of the thirty-three States of the
Union. A single State is reported to have
eked out d bare plurality Or him, which but
serves to make his fall the more signal
Boosting his prowess, he could not even save
his own State from the clutches Of Lincoln
who leads him in Illinois to the tune of twen-
ty-thousand.
How have the mighty fallen, ike Lucifer,
Son Of the Morning But yesterday, the
word Of Cesar might have stood against the
world NOW les he there, with none so poor
% do him reverence
lis donel But yesterdays King.
And armed with Kings TO strive
Sc abieet, yet alivei
~ this the man Of thousand thyones
WhostreBed the earth with hostile bones2
And can he thus survive
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
A Bugle Blast from Washington.


II m The rao,e of the sl.vebold;no States sinh.
-
lile. 70 = lulsu W sle ulifienuly anu ll.oeef-
ant Black Republican dynasty OF Lincoln,
they will disappoint the confident expectations
of the men elsewhere. who have fbugbt THAR
t..,I q 49,,
. uassi.s Y an af.'sa, - a suhien- ine
Nortnern trends OF the constitutional rights
Of the South, do not expect her to submit
She viii forfeit their sesneet and confidence
- ,l..:,I I,
e..s z :. '''s''. VIC esoi anu =. ns.
enemies U we should submit. In the federal
metropolis like voice greets us and cheers us
onward with ,,nf,Iter;nc ste, in the n.tb NJ
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
Tbs Proclamation Of tie Governor.

s We publish in our columns to, day, the pro.
;clamation Of Governor Pettus, converting the
Legislature on the fourth Monday, the 26th
day Of November, instant.
This measure accords fully with, the well
known and universally expressed will Of the
people, as indicated by the almost unanimous
vote of the Legislature at its late session, and
through other channels, less authoritative, but
scarcely less significant of popular sentiment.
The Northern States, after repeated aggres-
sions upon the South, violative of the letter
and spirit of the national compact after the
preparation Of long catalogue Of taunts, out
RACES and insults, have crowned the whole
by formal declaration Of hostility in the cleo
ton of Abraham lincoln to the Presidency,
who preceded Seward in the enumeration OF
the doctrine of the "irrepressible conflict"
and who proclaims that the States of the
Union can never continue in confederacy
,nhoss States are half slave and half free
which means, Of course. that aboltionism and
incendiary violence must oyerwhelm the.
South, and for the advantage of Northern am
bition, greed and cnpidty, reduce it to abject
submission md degradation.
This Black Republican triumph of mere
numbers over right, justice, and theguarran-
ties Of the Constitution demands that Missis-
sippi should take prompt and immediate ac-
ton for her own protection and safety.
siaNow is the time to act Let the final step
of secession be taken and fully consummated
while the Federal Government is in friendly
hands. Much may be accomplished before
the 4th of March next. But then we are
are told that it will be several years before
Lincoln viii have control Of the sword and the
purse through the instrumentality of Con-
gress. This furnishesan additional argument
for action Noso.P Let us rally to the protec-
ton of our sovereignty, before the enemy can
make good his promise to overwhelm us.
The issue is upon US. Delay is dangerous.
Nowis the lime to strike. Let not a mo
nent be lost. The Executive of Mississippi
viii do his duty. The Legislature can not
hesitate to do theirs
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14
THE ACTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Prompt Secession Determined Upon.

~ 5f53
All hail the gallant Palmetto State For
tunate it is that circumstances have enabled
her voice to be first heard in response to the
cold-blooded and wanton insult and wrong
perpetrate upon the South by the Northern
States in electing an Abolitionist to the Presi-
dency upon platform, as the New. Orleans
Crescent, leading Union paper styles it, of
"inextinguishable hatred" to the people Of the
slaveholding States.
Selling the opportunity afforded by the as
sembting of her Legislature to elect Presiden-
tial electors, the Governorof that State has
delivered message counselling prompt seces-
sion and resumption of the authorities dele
gated to the federal government. Responding
to the recommendations of the Governor, res
olutions have been unanimously adopted by
both branches Of the Legislature in favor Of
immediate secession; and by an equally IMAM
imous vote, bill has passed calling State
Convention to meet on the 18th Of December
to consummate the measures thus inaugurated.
To give significance to these movements,
the federal ofiee-koIders in the State have re-
signed-and Mr.. Chestnut, one of the U. s.
Senators has returned his trust to the Legs
lature. Other measures looking to the same
result and giving impetus to the movement
among them resolutions directing all Northern
claims against citizens Of South Carolina to be
returned with refusal to collect the same
have been set on foot
Latest by Telegraph.
The following special dispatches to the Mis-
sissippian by distinguished member of the
South Carolina Legislature, confirms the above
intelligence:
COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. 10th, 186o-By an
unanimous vote to day, the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes of the South Carolina Legislature
passed on its second reading bill to Gala con-
yention Of the people of the Stale Election
to be held December 9th, and Convention to
meet December l7th. The State will secede
from the u Mon as soon as the Convention
meets. The feeling is all but unanimous.
Bills for arming the State and for relieving
the banks from pressure are in progress.
Later!
COLUMBIA, Nov. 1a-To night unanimous
ly the Senate has passed the bill for calling
Convention as passed in the House to-day,
and it is now an act.