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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-20

CHARLESTON, Nov. I6.-Nothing important
has transpred to-day. The excitement still in
crcascs.
The people contend that Lincoln was nom!-
mated by sectional Convention, elected by
sectional party, and that no Southern scntl-
ment or interest was consulted in either; there.
FORE that ground alone is sufficient for South
Carolina 10 secede.
The Banks are awaiting the action Of Phiia,
delpha and New York. Specie continues TO
arrive freely. There Is no trouble on that
score.
The impression is that the merchants will,
in scfdcfence be compelled to call for the sus'
pcnsion of the South Carolina Banks.
The cannon first fired in honor Of secession,
in this State, has been purchased by commit
tee and presented TO Charleston.
The city is brilliantly illuminated.
The Palmetto Band tonight sercnaded Col.
Edmund Rutlip, Of Virginia, Judge Masrath
and others.
Meetings are being held in all the districts
and parishes Of South Carolina in favor o;
ceSSion.
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN CHAKLoT'FE


TH1HE undersigned having de.srnined to move move SOUTH
4 offers for sale his VERY VALUABLE ESTATE, In
the county Charlotte, lying the waters OF the Wards
Fu-I jus, and the waters Of the Roanoke usi
below the confluence OF the two streams.
This tract is located within three and hall miles Of
Messing Ford Depot. the Richmond and nanv!le Rail-
road and contains about u0 acres, Of which considerably
over 2uU hstrate bottom land unsurpassed In
capacity Of production, and IN facility Of cultivation by
any in the county The auvial land Is comparatively
cp roa overflow and 100 secured against high
by dixie which ID kept up nj little cost, and which
affords cfec,ual protection with ordinary attention.
With the exception uf Il dwelling house, jail other In
prOvepsnts nrcesary excellent, and 10 good repair
This plantation widely known remarkable isr the
production VI the shipping tobacco, ay prices for the
Years will fully attest 1t Is also scarcely less dis
ilugushed fr IL, wheat crops and iswell adapted to what
ever is grown In this portion OF the State.
Such opportunity for investment Ia real estate rarely
occurs and those In Of land in neighborhood pos
sessng all the advantages Of good health and refined and
;e gent society," will take great pleasure In showing the
premises.
TEKas-As um fully determined 20 SELL will make ,hs
-ay and accommodating. Any enquire. addressed
will be promptly answered, Rnd reference can be had
10 Mrs=.s. Gtern ilubson, Richmond. Va.
SREES
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Secession Feeling at tho. South.

COLUMBIA, Nov. l6lh.--Qulte quiet in poll
ties now reigns here, but such unanimlty in re-
gard to secession pervades all classes OF Car"F-
mans, that "unexampled' secession is 'o'"si
upon as fixed fact. Mcssrs. Perry. Orr, ahd
other old UnionistS, either co operate ";ll or
do not oppose the movement 49, n:,-;o
Meetings are being held in all the Districts
and Parishes in the State, and as far as heard
from all arc in favor OF secession. There is no
Augusta, Nov l6.-There is but Little oppo'
siron to secession here, but the mass Of the peo-
De are unfayorable to any precipitate action
AUGUSTA, Nov. ls.-A general impression
prevails here, that Senator Toombs has not yet
resigned, but says he will resign Oh the I'd Of
March, unless Georgia secedcS.
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.sEs! A.C--:, H. 5. ARCHER
TREDEGAR I IRON WORKS,

RICuMOSD, VIRGINIA.
NGaNRfrL :or the liberal encouragement extended TO
Southern friends, We have spared no expense
= extending fscil!iiea 10 ner; tie Increased demand
:'-cs- various manufactures. lu o.r
CAN WHEEL. DEPtAitIA NJ ~.
ade extensive improvements by the addition TO
WHEEL. FOUNDRY Of building 6j by 70 feet. and
.s Introduction :. The nos, modern and improved u:-
...a-:T.
". Wheel. ar. bored by self ecn,er;nS horizontal Ma
-as -ai aye drawn OF ;he Axle by npTTe,'al ydrsuls
P;.. c;a..d with Indicator, by which the force so-
g!.. he wacsis accurately measured. ,o,
W. cca,.aue 20 manufacture, iro;a bee. CHARCOAL
Ia-AL
Hn,.,, "ncc!s, Truck Bol;s and Fish Ears; Cur ahe
j.gs, 49,. l..l:e, and oher long bolts; Iron Trucks;
CI. AMI rg cities, al! kinds: Iron and Brass Casenes
l,- -. :,s..a:nry and Portable Engines; Saw "ha
w., - si '"Ss' '''''' A'4 K ANDERSON co.
,.;:>iNz.NrIAltN o:' VIRGINIA..
r J:;Gi' a; Ms .S,''1;ini; al! s'.a th5it a
"a rr i.e";s store 80 -, t.!E! %r-e' IN" '"""ils
N.',,,rs. '''- 'uce': r:!cs. ,o.w.:.
:i"ri,. ....,r> ana B.n:ues
aDr,r', '!.i.irea aaG Se:Tso.s Slices
- .s.:. I:ii Cart Harness Of e:eTv d"srr'.f'"r
.',."i.,. 'i.:i, Leather Hose
".ro:.-, Cart.,
NAYS Wi!g,.bar!oR..
@.i.,D,s :;:f",, &c.
--..,. aud ii.iI CottO;is
..;t i.its-ys for r!aata;vn hand,
.Gad- Clothing iar Servants
'.. 81; .e .h2Yc 2::.crs or hand shd for sale, or will
i-i,!fr. o:ber job work done 10 order, on
: :'rc 'i cash, ~ puncsuai Customers oniy on
,.s, :um. :.= cogat7y. with satisfactory references,
,;'.. -t:catri 10. ALtrej, X. NJ. SlMMO,
-. t--.'t Ac-a, sai S.orek-.Fsr Va. penit.ntary.
PROPOSALS..
-. > proposals. viii be .-cviv hy III. Hn3er
.>..' g;; the Is, dag q! December 1860, for the
'--. {: .,w Court House for the cren:y Q! New k-n,
= &: the rres.a, building All the
~ s.,-...co'.a:.s ,ee; ty Application 10 the
-. ~ SIS sU::4:y.
-, i- Cuni;sct Inu.t br addressed to T. tarl.u
.=-s: :ag CoT=i:..t;re.y d; Sc~ Kent Cuur: Houns.
IRA l.. B0WLES,
ELIJAH BALL,
L. Is. LACY
J.. Z. CEGMp, ICoIamr's.
GEO. q. MINOR,
Tu0S. BARIIAM
Ut, - T. L. FAkISuOLT
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SE0CROE WILL

EIL INUNU NNOUND FIIkfS EKs
! AN :oV prepared TO supply any demand for
Plaster. fEESlI GROUND, for lac Fali crops.
= .c-i: .. Lamp Is large; selected from the pnrest
w.i5. Nora >co,a) ouarries with special reference TO
J.. .--.->s ~ SrLPg,TE vr L:NE.
,,;s =. the heavily increased patronage, the repn.
81 "y kTanl shs be fully sustained i"r PcRilY ana
,. s,r y-r,,,-;ux JOHN Il. CLAIBORNE,
No II prArl sircrt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-20
AMELIA SPRINGS FOR SALE.

HJrR$CAHr 70 decree entered at the October term OF
til. Ci,cui: Court FOR the county Of Amelia, iu tho case
Of Wilson &c.. Wilson, &C., FOR division among the
parties entitled ihcre.c SHALL special Commis sionrF
sci. On ELp>ESDAY, the ;eh day OF December 1850, h'
public auction, the premises If fair II not the next
faIr ,y that valuable property, known AS Amelia Springs
situated three mile, from Jetsrsve on the Richmond aud
panvle Railroad and 43 miles from the City OF Richmond
These SpGines have proven Of great benefit TO many vs
ors The buildings large and very costly most OF Them
being OF brick and we'll arranged. Tho scenery pic
turcsque and beautiful
or ihe 100 Of land attached, 800 acres are low
grounds OF the finest quality 100 set IN clover ad
40 acres seeded In wheat.
This trac, will be either sold a together in parcels
as may deem best day of SALE ThlS farm Is consider
ed by all who acquainted With IT, as one OF the best In
this portion Of Virginia
TERMS Cash enough to pay expenses Of sale; the bal
aace 10 one and three years With Interest added the
purchaser giving bonds. with good security the title 10 the
land rr,a!c-d Until the purchase money Is paid
wM. +. O. GREGORY, Commissioner.
SHALL "a administrator OF Thomas Wilson, sell on the
SAM day AMI the place the Household and kitcl'
en- Furniture Crops consisting Of 800 barrels Of Corn
oa:s Fodder &C. together with 10 head OF Cattle, %
sheep Gn Hogs and Mules. Y. z. WILSON,
Nov l7-c:ds Administrator.
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Aug 9-esa,f Messing Ford, Charlotte Co., Va
LOGrSIANA PLANTATION FOis SALE.


4 PLANTATION in Madison Parish Louisiana, within
"A and hall miles OF the Dass Depot of the fcE%
burg and Texas Railroad containing three thou
sand 0Iu acres huLdred acres we'll cleared ditch
ed and In high state Of cultivation. Pve hundred acres
deaduned, large portion OF which be put In
cultivation Twenty-Five hundred OF This
high arabic land and about 2J0 Of fine
press The su unsurpassed for fertility, and Il Of
The best druiaed places in the auSi ial country system
OF local levces to exemption from overflow.
the il both sides Of pretty lnse, with
high s!uG banSs It II desired be divided Into two plan
ta;ons lam willing sell them separately The improve
good, consisting OF dwelling house with FIVE
rooms, quarters Tor hundred negroes, Gin and MILL
Blacksmith Shop. Cook House. Hospital, Nursery Se and
e placs Is within two hours travel Of Icksburg and IL
teen hours travel New Orleans and - In the
n.:rhborood she plantations Of Col Montague COL n
rrs MIR J. Bruce Col. Cunningham, Dr. Carter, ano Dr.
Merit, within and half miles ofth. Iensss rver,
and three miles Of The Bay Macon ooth OF "lch
re navig.ble for several months In the year.
With place WILDE eOd If desired forty Mules Uken'
Cattle Sheep and Hogs, With Household Furniture Farm
iny Utensils, &c.
For ,-ru. &C. apply to the undersigned, at ST. Joseph
ms, TIE E u. rARRAR.
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pHTLT NisSNI,

EAGLE NJ 4 G II y r. W = IL IL ),
GICHNO I'd, Va.
tiai"!AcTUIES steam Engines OF every description
- D. .f.- Cicuisr saw Mills, Mil Gearing, Mining
.,v Q: sIey description Castings in Iron and Drats
;.--. y. uuiic-. Feb 3-s1y
- ,ynucS,S JOHN y rkSSRn
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IN. Il. PU%.
!. l...>.El JOANSON. "N. II. FU'
JOHNSON g. I'EGks.
SSION NJ ElSC MIS-,

IOM MISSIIJ-N vi FIINC Fi<A-N I =,
FRONT BULp:SG snocHoE wLRgHUrss,)
RICHMOND, VA.
e Sale Q. Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, And country pro-
Z .,,: Eeneray, their sincere thanks to their
:ar :te very liberal patronage heretofore extended
50 saL ask Continuance and increase Of the same
aer yea. promising ;heir undivided reEsooal ateo.
-. q al conss saaarnIs committed 10 ;!eu'
n
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
KET'rLEWAN FOR SALE.

kEF'FLEWAN FOR SALE.
T9NS Estate lying james River in Charles City coun-
IS, three miles from the Cour! House, and containing
600 ucres (onehalf under cultivation. and highly I'M
proved) Is for sale. shall be absent In The South Tor
month two, but during absence Mr. Thos H. WILCOX
authorized 10 sci, It, and will rs any contract he
may enter into touching the premises.
Charles City Co., Oct l2-csw -
JAMES RIVER LAMB EOk SALE
Tg1liE subscriber wishes sell his Farm ocaied on s
4 South side Of James River, in Chesterheid county!
aot ei .ht miles from city OF RlcImond IL con'n's
IT! acres about 3ul of which arah!e the reIhnoeI
oak and pine growth Original and sec"il mere are Uo
or 70 acres OF low grounds aaL branch mats lhs
building. are those usually found farm Of iS slxe aha
have Lr. erected within the las; few years lhere ~
Grant. quarry upon land In successful operation Inc
wood upon HE iarn is supposed, would pay the pce
asked To-; H. There Is ready access to Richmond market
by the Canal. ~
Partial possession ito seed whsaD can be had !st of oc
tober. ,u,,
MIR England, who lives on the farm will exhibit IT,
rxxMs such as will suit the purchaser.
CHAS T. FRIEND,
Manchester.
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REpusLlcAN PRacTIcE N GIDDISG.' REGION.
Miss Georgietta Tucker white eloped with
a negro barber from Toledo. Ohio, lately, and
they were married at Detroit. The yonng la
dy IS represented as highly accomplished She
is one Of the "Wide Awake" young ladies'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-20
REDEnPr1oN OF saa7,737.sI OF vIn.

rENE holders OF the following certificates Of debt Issued
J. by the State OF Virginia, will take notice that the
Commissioners OF the Snsng Fund.- calling In the certificates
Of debt in the order in which they authorized 20 he
redeemed will proceed the Sis, OF December, lS6V
redeem the said certificates a. the Treasury of the Com
,nonweaih The holders Of laid certificates are required
the said 3st December 1861 10 surrender the same at
the Office Of the Second Auditor Whethe! turrendr:d W
not, the nterss; will cease on that day.
l. Under net 10 provide for the coGsiruc,ion Of
turnpike road from Ssunon Parkershurr passed 10th
March, 1885, amended under the 81 section of act 10
provide for raising loans 10 certain railroad conPanie'
aud for other purposes passed 2lst March, 1879:
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LINCOLN ELECrED PRE- EsIDEST!
DISSuL uTlUN
CIVIL. WAR ANTICIPATED,

HAVE SlgD 300 IN Memphis city AMI suburban proper
rtty. which wish to exchange ur likely field nrgrous,
fair prices. $4,000 IN
IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY,
Immediately In the heart Of the city and renting from ten
to eighteen pur the inv-.m.nt And AZ npu In
CNlMraoYED SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Beautiful woodlawn, ind in Of the best and most ra
pitly imprO ylng nrighborhOoCs surrounding The city
J. NJ. WOODWARD Memphis Tenn
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The Richmond Enquirer.
,;;s.,suEp y. aY, sEMl.wEEKLr AND WEEKLY,
~ TYLER, WISE n ALLEGRE.

yp.,.r rArzR, seven dollars pc! anuum snd at the
rs: ;hr SxMi-WxE1Ly, five dollars per annnm, ana
- ..gs:s Cor six months, payable in advance 'or inc
,.r - per aSaura SIN copies Tor S", to he paid I'D
.ay 10 advance Wlru lr:irIs Goa: lin:!c money age
y nail, they must registered. VI sy wi be ~ tue
-.S :; the writer's. .,,. 49,,
. Advertisements Inserted in tbs Da!iy seiA''"reAS'
:. Errxly Enquiries, on liberal terms. ,u,
rhs"ElcHSrNp ES4rIHEa ADVERTISING >itEEr punnsn
ID every Mon:h ;Lc monthly circulation Is "'''S 'oI
u ron-s Advertisements inserted At % cents per lne
An iu.. ;l.i, Dolce may b- eealtied per ma IN
rno and available uak notes. yregstt"ei Al the FISK oi
;!re Editors
e-Ai Obituaries and Tributes Of Respect, eNeeedinS
: ~ ,!t.., a.c charged for an advertisements.
-Jcrs t.om distance must be accompanied with the I'd
nav satisfactory references 10 Insure execution
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From Alabam q.

MOBILE November l5.-The Mobile Re
sister," (Which supported Mr.. Douglass dc.
clares for secession, and says the large section
al vote North and South proves common
government impossible, and all efforts to save
the Union frutless. 1t appeals to conservative
men to take the movement in hand, as the only
means of avoiding the worst consequences ot
an inevitable revolution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-11-20

lsII Ma, o ll9 Richard Thornton, of ull Swan
Wharf upper ThauIs, street, l.bn.
don 1000
10 .ame "ppg
lsIe Am % lys Haroness Johanna AlbeythIa Al.
''' ~ cIai,I. de Brr,i.hInr.n wife oi
U,rnu Frederic. lie ls.rlIcIl:ngcm,
of S.n.:r.rt 6 900
,sr., Iun, . I.J David u,rrl.r CLauman Of Lon.
' don 5000
Do l3l, same. 3,Dy1
Do 1872, samr 5,o61
Do l3S, same, ',OOO
g. Under an act authorizing the Hoard Of Public Works.
IN subscribe on behalf Of the Ihc stock
of the Rciniund. Fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
Corupany passed 23i January, isHj.
lS%s June a. 81, Frr;chville Lawson Rallantyne
pys's, OF UovrGbY Hall, LGm'
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NOCGLNS s. GREGORY

nOCCLNS s. GREGORY
rrrSD lNE COURTS OF HANOVER AND klS9
y DTcGi.,S .l,o attends the Courts Of King and
Queen sad Ca:c"ns . r, wur.n
- - rppGS;:r IN nll Church, Hanover. Feb lo-ely
----------IG l. a.. :. BOYD,
ATTORNEY AND couNsELLOH At Law, s +, a..
WI attend 10 any business e:ro't' 20 NM III 'e
~ - Encs,a-harl Cour: lio,i>c. April 2i-cn
-
LANIs&NCE =. lAIsFE,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
?,--;CES "a the Courts OF The cy OF R!cht"h", aud
80 :. :a.!ys OF ucurico, !isucver an, Car"'tne
ia, Notary Public and COMMISSIONER @! i''s G!.tcd
'f re ::a.rs!ip n.;wcrn Mr. Chas,.n White Hnd HIM
L...o:yej. h> ollcs is no% !!h street, just
.5,: tiVL.as Hall.
.::s.:aary i@-cy -----
I'd. .RRECKfNKIDGE:, ATTORNEY AT Law,
'r-sr,r. Il the Cosrts OF Botetourt aud adjoining
te-G:.r.. g.
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STAKCH.-l00 boxes st:sch, for sale by
x Nov l. ; G. H. DAVENPORT.
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lS.tAN hhi!n. I'm -; SA'e-'.
T.TEHLoU, FAUQuIER COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
OF HEAVY WOOL
VI ~ GOODS NEGRO BLANKETS, srOCklNG fARS,
-, IISSrSS fnr n.--a gomru March 3--cly
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f;.1s: LII,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
>rylCE .:. Rurr5: Tyler, Esq, No III, south Sixth
',' LAOEIPI1IA,
w., . a collection OF CLAIMS and all other 6usl'
'''' ., hls rnrr Jan 5l-cH
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. = pI.s. u,sSspALI Q. VI. BARSspALx,
Late of Charlotte of Rlchrond.
c. h. BAKRSpALS, las OF FaT1nville.
EAWkSDALE s. HiSOTalEIsS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, RlCllMOSD, VA.
OFYIcKS NEAR SHucEuE TAREEorsE.
, IBERAL ADVANCES ul4.s on Coz sSaments IN hand
jan a-ctI
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The effect of such policy will not be mere
ly to give your assent to failure of the Gov
ernment and. of the democratic party to pro-
tect you, but it win be to place this party in
power, with its myriads of camp followers, to
turn adrift all Its discordant elements on the
subject, of slavery to affiliate and actwith the
black republicans in Congress on propositions
South and the party no check upon Them
not even the power Of indignant protest. Hav-
ing no sound and common article of party
faith by which toprevent this, we shall become
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prey to our own members. The opposite of
all this may be expected from the adoption Of
the majority report. That involves great
constitutional question-at appeal to the an
cient brotherly love of our people for each
other. { It will too bring the country face to
face with the living issue of the age, and will
demand its solution at the hands of the people.
It will enable the democracy to appeal to the
loyalty of all sections to the Constellation
1t will inadgurate healthy state of public
opinion at the North as well as at the Sonth.
1t will enable the South to maintain high
public spirit among its people. It will bring
about once more community of public feel
ing, and public opinion, and public sentiment
running, like a great artery, throughout the
body of the democracy, and in time will ena-
BILE it to save the Government from becoming
a mere war of factions, or viii save the Consti4
tuition as the basis of a new Government.
To my countrymen of the South have
few words to say. Be true to your cohstitu-
sense of right. Accept Of defeat here, if de-
feat is to attend the assertion of the right, in
order that you may secure permanent victory
in what ever contest you carry constitutional
banner. aa9 -s2ts ''.e
Yield nothing of principle for mere party
suecess-else you will die by the hands of
your associates as surely as by the hand of
your avowed enemy. Permit no party, In lleu
of fealty to the written compact of the Con-
stitution, to put the fat of its own allegiance
and fealty upon you, which will forever after
be used to prevent your rising, when you think
the proper time comes, to assert your reserved
rights. Do not demoralize yourselves; do not
demoralize your own people by admitting that
you are ready to affiliate in a war of factions,
merely for the sake of keeping a party in pow.
er. A party, in its noblest sense, is an organa
lied body that pledges itself to the people to
administer the Government on constitutional
basis. The people have no interest in parties,
except to have them pledged to administer the
Government for the protection of their rights.
The leaders of the masses, brilliant men, great
statesmen, may, by ever ignoring the peoples
rights, still have a brilliant destiny in the re-
wards of Office and the distribution of the
eighty millions annually; butwhen those Lead
ers, those statesmen, become untrue to the
people, and ask the people to vote for party
that ignores their rights, and dares not ac-
knowledge them, in order to put and keep
them in Office, they ought to be strung upon
political gallows higher than that ever erect.
ed for Haman. [Vehement and continued
Mr.. P6eH, of Ohio, took the floor in reply,
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1Gnr fll1'l- . = !
4oetrg,
! rHF enaV.B or BEN. Bo1r.


By the grave of sweet Alice they have laid Ben Bolt
Where often he longed to repose; Tert
For there he would kheel with the early spring flow
And plant o'er his darling the rose. .. -
His heart was as true as the star to his gaze,
When tossed on the billows alone; s9f 1c
But now tits cold and forever at rest, g.
For ho calmly lies under the stone. 80
How often his eyes were seen brimming with tears
To mingle with others grief; %. 3, ,s1=-i
But joy weuld rekindle the light of his smile, 81
When pouring the balm of relief. et
At last he is gone to the bright spirit land,
And free from all sorrow and pain, iisF
He tastes the full raptures of angels above,
For he meets with sweet Alice again.
Well gather the flowers from the green shady nook,
And moss from the silent old mill, 49,
To strew Ger the graves where obscurely repose
The hearts that death only could chill s.Et
And oft when the soul has grow weary and sad,
Wen come by the twilight alone,
To muse o'er the spot where together Ben Bolt
And sweet Alice lie under the stone.
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+ nA-We hope our London agent viii sendaif
copy of the following to the author of Glove
me Little love me Long" It is q remarkabls
bit of verbal justification 1loss4 II f.sis.4r
& "a tall Western girl named Short, long
loved certain big Mr.. Little--while Little
little thinking Of Short, loved . little lass
named Long. To make long story sh9rts
Little proposed to Long, and Short longed TO
be even with Little short rcomings. so Short
meeting Long threatened to marry before long, =
which caused Long in short tiras to- marry e.lE
Little. s.. h l.tirs tbs sss q
. -1chton Tai. a.
em2e
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1Ip.E RoR sO.nEEHzywG.

Live for something, be not idle
Look about thee for employ
Sit not down to useless dreaming
Labor is the sweetest joy.
Folded hands are ever weary,
Selfish hearts are never gay,
Life for thee hath many duties
Active be, then, while you may.
Scatter blessings in thy pathway -
Gentle words and cheering smiles,
Better are than Gold and silver,
With their grief dispelling wiles.
As the pleasant sunshine falleth,
Ever on the grateful earth,
So let sympathy and kindness
GLADDEN. well the darkened hearth.
Hearts there are oppressed and weary;
Drop the tear of sympathy,
Whisper words Of hope and comfort,
Give, and thy reward shall be
Joy unto thy soul returning,
From this perfect fountain head.
Freely, as thou freely giyest,
Shall the grateful light be shed.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-30
ps- It used to be said of person who la

p~ It used to be said of person who had
been imbibing pretty freely that he was carry
ing "brick, OF more, according to the amount
indulged in. +. That phrase has, now, in the
march of ideas, given place to one equally. if
not more, expressive AT Chicago "raip was
substituted for sfbrick," and now it is said of a
man under the influence of liquor that he has
got Grail" or more, on his back according
to the quantity he has mbibed.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-05-30

-RRsnNa WANTING CHANGE OF CLIMATE
FOR health. see advertisement of Hammonte
lands Il aonthsf column. -
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~ G. TICKNOR would respectfully inform the
Il. people Of Ashland, that he is engaged in the
Manufacture of 80
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For Banks and county Offices: also binds Magt
1iaes Newspapers, &e Orders left with Mr.
KrSPp. at the Office of the Ashland Union, willre
ceive prompt attention. ai1fsiig -, = 8.
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