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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17

Stepped" Up todte Captain C0tce. !.
Among other anecdote of the first OK
neriments Of Robert Fulton, tho follow
ING is from the pen of II. N. Haskens,
OF Buffalo:
Some twonty five years since, more more
or less-for ! cannot fix the date WIN
moro certainty formed u travcilln,g
oeouaintaIlco upon steamboat onRno
Hudson river with o gentleman, WHO on
| that occasion related to mo some Hicl7
dents' Of tho first voyage of Fulton y !
! Albany on his stemmbo6t the Clermont
,ybicl, Y never met with elsewhere.
i chnncod,' said my narrator, TO
o+ Albany, on business, when Fubtoh
arrivnl there III hs unhead Of crqtt,
Which everybody felt so much interest
~ secinr. Being ready to leave ana
Lonriuoe that his craft was to return 10
Now York, I repaired on board and'i
cmirod for Mr.. Fulton. l was reierreo
f. the cabin, and thcre | found'a plhih,,
rcntlemanly man, wholly alone ana
engaged in writing.
Mr.. Fulton, presume
Yes SIR -,
boat = =,
We shall try 10 gcC paCh' ~.
r Can | have passage down !.
You can taleo your chance witty U.S.
E i inquired Tho amount to be paid ana
! after n moments hesitation, n sum,
think, six dollars, was named. inc
g amount in coin, laid in his hand, ana
with eve fixed on it he remained s"1ong
I motionless that / supposed there 'hi9ht
he n miscount, and said to him'-'-iS that
rioht. sir l'' This reused him as rom
= Frcvcric, and IA he looked up mt mo
Il thc BIG tear was brimming in his eye
4 and his voice, ,faltered ns he said' excuse
. me, sir; but memory was busy as l con
y ternpIntcd this tho first pccunlhry re-
ward have ever received for all my eX-
* .rtious in adapting steam to navigation
would gladly commemorate tho eVsll,
over Bottle Of vino with y"n' bu'
really am too poor, even for that Jus
now; yet trust We may moet "S"h
II when this will not be So
Tho voyugo to New York was sue
ccssfuI, ~ all know, and terminated
.? without accident.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
Terms of the Paper.

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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17

an angle of forty-five degrees, with a
motion of the ips-unuttered poetry
showing tho wish and the inability, 1T
will be (well done) very gracefully
expressive. With my boy in his first
integumonts, l assume that position,
make the small nod aforesaid, and leave
you the poetry unuttered."
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17


YOU say so, | cannever believe it,
It was autumn. The leaves were fall
ing. The grave stern peacher sat by the
side of & death-bed. A pious, faithful
soul closed the eyes-the wife OF the
minister.
If anybody finds rest in the grave,
and mercy before God, it is you,' said
the preacher. And he foldedher hands
and read prayer for the dead.
They carried her to the grave. Tw9g,,
LARGE tears rolled down the checks Of
the stern man, and the parsonage was
silent and desolate. The sun of the
house had set: she had gone home.
1t was night. A cold wind played
on the brow of the minister. He rails
ed his eyes, and it seemed to him as If
the moon shOne into the window; but
it did not shine 1t was form stand
ing by his bedside; in it he recognized
the spirit Of his departed wife. She
looked at him so mournfully, as if she
wished to address him.
Raising himself, he reached out his
hands, exclaiming: Eternal. rest not
even been granted to thee ? Must thou
suffer-thou, the best, the holiestn .
For all answer, the figure nodded her
head and laid her hand on her breast.
Can l give thee rest in the grave "
yes was the answer.
How =
Give me hair, one single hair from
the head Of the sinner whose fire will
never quench-of that sinner whom
God vii condemn TO the everlasting
pain of hell
If that is all, said he, thou canst
be easily saved, thou pure and holy
one.'
sThcn follow me, said the spirit
Power has been gwen us BY this
side, thou shalt fly where thy thoughts
lead invisible to men, we will pene-
trate into their most secret abodes
But you must unhe point .
the onc condemned to everlasting pa
and that before the cock crows
And suddenly, as if carried
thoughtthcy found themselves in a lal -
city.-F'rom the roofs and walls of '''
houses, the ramcs Of the deadly 81
within met their eyes-pr,de, covcto'5
ness, gluttony, lust-in short, the VIII
Tr
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17

Eariy RiSing.--"Wha makes you
get up so late, sir ~ said IA father to his
son, who made his appearance ut the
breakfast table about 10 o'clock.
Late! why, father, | was up with
the lark
''Woll then, sir, for tho future don't
remain up so lato with the larks, but
come down a little earlier to breakfast"
~ milat's TO pay .es"ea. a.ooo fork'
rising and assuming an air of dignity.
Five. punches-tive lovies, SIR
There's the money, SIR said York,
orkAg over thescoin. And now d.
want to know why, whenI c-c-call for
n private room, you put mo in hero
with somebody else 2
There's nobody hero bnt You and L.
Nobody Do you think | can't
see?-D'yo think I'm drunka Thorea
look thero! Two of 'em by jmgo.' 4
.Woll, sir, L must confess, | can't,
SEQ but us two.s ys
You can't oh 2 And York dragged
the landlord to the table. Look there.
then, !; there's tho rascals still, tnav.
Ono of 'em is enough like youeto abo
your brother-and th-tle other is tho
most God forsaken, moan-looktugA 2
white man that ever saw!'
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17

, y
me in that utterance, lied" No, Sir 4;
let me tell you it's q great world (;
glorious-magnifcen a world that
f can't be beat Talk of the stars ySh
, better world, but don't iayite 9 atter
yet Makes y. rs you see--huso :.,
/ positive - S~taulio press.
0 other tirang the bell. Tho waiter
Q ! ,ns head in at tho door.
/ ring, so y
.Of course I did. Isit clearing off =
No, sa-damp, sa--fog so thick yoa
could ladle it out with o spoon, sa.
Have anything, sa"
More punch, and strong
Yes sa--immediately.'
The waiter withdrew, and in few.
seconds returned with third pitcher OF
| punch, and York was beginning to feel
glorious, when, on raising his eyes he
saw his,pwn figure in pier glass op-s
posite., He rubbed his eyes again.
by thundern .eaid he, here's some
fellow sitting right before mos III
swear there's impudence for you. This
is private room, sir, for my sole ac-
commodafion.'
/ He waited minute, expected an
answer, but his reflection only stared
at him, and held, its peace.
4 4 was saying, sir, that this is my
| Ls . ,,Ss,o s;r - cried York
fetching his voice an octave highen
; than it was before. -
No answer. and ho rang furiously.--
The waiter soon made his appearance
again.
Ring, sa?
.Yos l did ring. Didn't I ask for
| a private roomH
l sYos, sa; this is aprivate room
t 1T is? Why, there's a fellow sitting
right opposite me now, on the Other
B. side of the table. Rot his impudonco'
Table, sa--fcllow, saH
i Yes, there is. Well, just move
mind. Bring in some moro punoI
and a couple of gIassos
l. In Il very short time, the fourt
= pitcher with two glasses, modo thei
=. appearance.
k York filed ono of the glasses an
d then showed it over to the other sido
% the table.
.o 'WilI you drink?' said he addressin
Is tho firurc in tho glass.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE Ministers Dream.
FROM THE GERMAN.


In the gardens, all the apple trees
were in full bloom. They had has
tened to flower before even they had
green leaves. The ducks great and
small were taking an airing in the yard,
and even the cat was preparing for
walk; she had been summing herself
and was now licking the sunshine from
her paws. In the fields, the growing
crops, beautiful and green beyond de-
scription, waved gracefully to and frof
while the little birds kept up CHR
ruping and twittering, as though 1t
were some great holiday-and properly
speaking, it was, for it was Sunday.
The bells were ringing. and all the
people going to church dccked in their
best clothes, looked cheerful and con-
tented; in fact happy atmosphere
was over everything. 1t was day 50
warm and beautiful that one might well
say, .God is, indeed, unspeakably good
to U.S..
In church, however, the minister
stood in the pulpit, and talked loud and
angrilv. He said that men were 50
goddess as to call forth Gods wrath
and when they died the wicked would
90 to place Of torment there to burn
forever. He explained jtow the worm
would never die, nor the fire ever
quonch; how they never again would
know either peace or rest. 1t was ter
5,ibIe to hear, he said it with such in
ward conviction He Describes hell as
pest hole, where all the refuse Of the
world would be brought together. No
other atmosphere was there but the
hot, burning, suIpher flame; no ground
or bottom. They, the forsallcn, sank
ever deeper and deeper, into eternal
oblivion. 1t made one shudder to hear
it; but the preacher spoke from the
heart, and the people III church were
'ade by It,
dSO' -, L, |,
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1861-04-17
CITY M CARROLTTON PARISH OF JEFFERSON. La, WEDN

side by side, the unfortunate creatures
slept.
Like Il wild animal, one of them start
ed from his sleep, uttered an awful
yell, and gave his ncighbor severe
blow with his elbow; the latter turned
drowsily round:
Brute keep quiet, can't you? Go
to sleep. This is every night
Every night y repeated the other.
sYes, every night he comes and howls
and torments me. Whenmy blood was
snp have done this, that, and the other.
I was born with an"evil disposition;
that is what brought me here a second
time. If, however, l have done wrong,
have my punishment. But one thing
am guilty of. When | came out of
here the first time, and went by the
house of my former master, my blood
boiled within me, as one thing and
another came tom mind and rubbed
match little too hard against the
wall; this may perhaps have come
somewhat too near the thatched !
everything burned down. re 81
heat such as | often feel ':niy ~
1 myself assisted in saving nwith
furniture; not living THING urnful
ed, except some pigeons wbicl among
the fire, and the watch dog f--tly heard
I had forgotten him. Ore it came;
his bowling from out the e/and shaken
l hear it yet, wi atersst
and whenI 1 am, sast g. upon us =
large and PMS the ne '|hat is this
me, and he ong' Is it the day of
torments q nerl al Psalmist dos-
telling yaoh hsaRpsatoly, apsa They reel
can sleed HI h"a ,Gisy Ne ygor like drunken naon
hour His Is solved, when right be-
hoas, brighls, about one league from
hin1id re arose the rough sides OF q
ipAfri = out. f>the yielding water
! him nel it's highheddin the air; there
j. resnnssuinmit flames burst forth, and
ul thffl ava ava ran like a river down the
its ltty, and fell like cascade OF
ID into the seething ocean. 1t was
,es X. throe of nature, and an island was
,enra (which was miles in circumference.
rget a 0 years afterward | sailed right
&C., &c" ,at place, but the placid water
nos, 40 intimaton that an Island
"a IN there yet no man has said
,ina de saw the death and burial Of that
,on.i li"" osc birth have thus chroniclcd.
no,an hat go down to the sea in ships
ycll- business in the great waters ,
oulda & the works Of the Lord, and
youE ers in the deep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
RICHMOND WING.
Tho D.Iv wig in IsichmOnd--E"I '"e O"i
rters.


rasrs. .
The great demand for the DAllr Vino within me me S, ,
40, bv regular as by transient readers, and the dii
49, Of satisfactorily supplying both classes OF readers
sT carrying system sdap'0d only to office 'GO'oriP
tons have induced Us to resort to the only i'a'oe
mode Of managing large city Circulation, to wit 'na'
Of prepayment to e Carriers From this dAie .ns,s
fore no subscrpons FOR the wma to be left within u,
ctv will be taken a, this Office ard all persons ndeo'eu
for subscription to the present time, within inc 'y' a'
rsopes.ed to call at tho office and settle their s'eOui -
The Carriers viii Of course, continue TO deliver inc pa
Ter 20 the prsen. subscribers and receive pay LOT 'nS
same At the rsse Of fifteen cents per week The PaOh'
viii now understand that all restriction upon the sale o,
,be WHO by Carriers within the city is removed ana
tb,. all who van; may buy It from the Carriers OF nave
il e for the a. their residences or places OF business
Ssplealbsr l6ih lS6ls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
APRIL, 1861.

AERAA, AeOa'
DRY GO obs.
ANTS Wishing this city with view Of making pure
III are respectfully solicited 70 examine OUT So'A VI
GOODS We ogrr Tor sale .,..,
sOObsles Brown shsetings and sbiE'ingi,
go OEnAburgs,
IN .,s,s hi -gchea sheetngs and shlrtingL
sNbal.s PAID and striped Osnaburgs,
800 pieces striped and Paid Domelues' or s'''An~s
sNbAirg nckinsa,
al BeaIns and striped sh'runs,
FfsA cases Fancy Priuta
20 Ccttonaaes,
no Col0rcd Cambrica,
"a - kentucky Jeans and Tueeds,
.-.,.1t N I,.yy ana Fine Linens for gents veSl
49, nrs Irsh L-e ems Lawns, Pain Striped ana snofep
W, p.,ss sal Poplns Cloths, Caa-meres FeSnrs &C. &C.
Al OF Nni04 " ILLETr A DEEWRY
No. II Pearl street.
Richmond, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

= PEcIAL notice 10 the city and country people want 0 Any
p (55ods would do wellSy calling Al No - Main street
Having very large stock OF Prints Lawns !aeoe es W.
B main and figured Bareges black and oolored sk
nj anAs achei and brown shrng and sheelns, C@ss
crcs and Reutrcky Jeaus striped and domestic so N en- anu
-rvanig: Ladies' Caters; Morocco, Kid and OAsah Shoes
ysss' ana Ohidrens Shoes Of every size and qas
nd Cotton Goods for and boys LAdles sk ana Lie Ga
Gloves AZ IL cents Mits at 3IA 70 ~ Gus Linen ct
ssnS. Irlsh Llnen % SIN and 90 cent?; fAI@on pAn
sna s,rped AZ 70 eeas Swiss Cambria and JAeone' has
-. b nd white FAretsn Astonishing low prices e nhest
0Snbre worked Bands and Cellars AZ cost an nose soou
sboye and great many, too numerous TO menton 9ne %
IL hou charging any more they bought before me
ard times had commenced Be careful that JOG come '" s
right place Nc. u Main otreeL ,osv,u orp.rsr
myI SVoAfH 1850
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02

-, psx. ,. ". GAssIHSkA.-anDlsAA
"a H ssR-I for some months used ~ ny
ois', tasty celebrated Baking 20 " GERS, anu -, r,.
- 80 s-Ii- them families a. the very pes,
haye ever ei Tor king light ssest sPsagy oesA. -
no excuse or bad bread when Seinpie's low sTtT"
S5.P Ssso - ie2 ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02
DOGEETT - AND Lesson,
GOVERNOR STREET.

zr receiving the PAL Trade csrPs.agi, on Cloths IA
"A tng Curtain G'eds Corniess and Bands Wnles saAi
,p Curtans Beds and Mattresses ade 70 order AZ shor 40
dee Paper hanging done In she cup or eeshy ~ Nolf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02

FINE LIQUORS.
Wrhsen s.ore, imported dsc. ron france, By hs"Less
w Bar"
100 nne oisret Wine
20 baskets ohanpxgns Wine
casks hne French Brandy
besides large lot OF superior old Wines Brardes
questionable age and purity having been bought
Also London Porter bcstch Ale Irish and Scotch WHISKY Old
Jamaica Rum, 4e Our stock Of Virginia Whisky comprise,
most Of the best brand5s part Of which very old
Ill OF which Will sell s snail advance
chiser, yOHHSON, YOUNGER oTEY
Ie1o No. 10 Pearl GtrssI Ylcarond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02

NEW AUCTION HOUSE.
ZOE THE SALE OF NEGRo3.
yE uuJrsgned has commenced the Auction
Tor the saIs OF NEGROEs at the Auction Room on frankn
trret lately occupied by BELTS GREGORY n,.,.
He sin sen Negroes both publicly and prNAiey ana Sono1
e OF and the pubic generally lie ped es h
er 40 proote Interest Of his Patrons and nAttera
at o hs Iong experience trade he will be enabled 10
5t.n the highest prices He will make liberal advances
N All property handAnd prepared TO board persons en-
ved In me trade their seryantshsNng ample accom-
,,edstion. for bott ~ n Stokes,
On FRANKLIN sEd door below W al street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-12-02

MILITARY Gaps! TiiitsrI GAPS! ,,; ~,
nj DOOLEF oH az Wholesale AMI Retail, 20 the Aiierl
49, he Puse generally hi. large stock Of Home Manu- a1ured
oo Grew Ras and Black Cadet and Fatigue sye Gaps CO.
~ h 4, abuau-l. favorable terms as 10 any CIV
IN thssoul Particular attention Il desired 70 the back NH ~
, IA the Gnes most Ggabs ard wsrrest cap row m1nu~e
md Hay1s hand g55I supply OF st'ek me innaeta'
~ Dr. Has Tor the Waalsas And Retail tfAd- VIII be ccnnu
"a JOHS boo ~ 40 81 daln Street. Richmond, Va SEQ