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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16

THERE Is touching beauty in the radiant
look of girl just crossing the limits of youth
and commencing her journey through the check
cred space OF womanhood. II is all dew-sparkle
and morning glory to her ardent, buoyaut spirit,
as she presses forward exulting in blissful antici
patons. But the withering heat of the conflict
of life creeps on the dew drops exhale the
garlands of hope, shattered and dead. strew the
path and too often ere noontide, the brow and
sweet smile are exchanged for the weary look of
one longing for the evening rest, the twilight,
and the nj ght.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16

THE backest sort OF Republicans to be found
even in the State of Massachusetts, and the frest
sort of seceders to be found in the tate of South
Carolina, agree in the opinion that the Fugitive
Slave Law Is unconstitutional, notwithstanding
the U. S. Supreme Court has decided that it is
constitutional Sumner declares the Fugitive
Slave Law unconstitutional, and the Charleston
Mercury makes the same declaration. The lion
and the lamb lie down together. Aboitionism
and Secessonism snoOze beneath the same blan
ket Good. Shasta Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16
THE Hartford Comant comes forward as a

THE Hartford COmrdnt comes forward as a
champion Of King Cotton, and advocates It's
cause as follows Cotton will grow almost any
where in warm lattudcs. but it will grow as q
field crop, so as to be profitable to raise, in com
paratively few spots. Cotton grows wild in the
West Indies-we have seen II growing by the
roadsdes in several Of those islands but 1t can
not be grown there for commercial purposes SO
cotton grows in South Italy aud in Egypt, b"t
not Of a character 10 compete Nth our cotton. A
very large portion Of Texas Is utterly unsuited
to cotton; and 80 are large portions Of South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida The truth is be-
coming every year more clearly demonstrated,
that the area suited to cotton s very small In
comparison with the area, even in tropical re-
gions, unsuited to II aud that the American
Cotton States have virtual monopoly OF the
article.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16

A SECEDING DEBToR.--A colored gentleman
of this city, by name Lafayette Cummings, the
other day encountered in the street debtor
named Adrew Jackson, whom he at once pro-
ceeded to bone FOR his money. Andrew re-
fused to accord either money or explanation.
=" Very WELL Mass Jackson, ] shall bab you ar
rested, sar surel" Like to see you," rejoined
Andrew, throwing himself back on his dig. ;
"Tse seceded-I'se Independent Republic,
now! w!n-Mirror. Il
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16

A SENSATION DISPATCH PANTY Fair thus
travestes the sensation dispatches daily trans
mitted to the press OF that city:
WASHINGTON, Dec. -.
Unless something happens Immediately, IL
will be sometime before anything occurs.
The tone of the South is not very favorable to
Abolltonam, and If South Carolina successfully
secedcs, nothing can prevent her from going out
of the Union.
"Troube in the Cabinet was reported last
night, but unless supported by facts, the rumor
can have but littl foundation"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16

THE PRESIDENTS New PoLIcY.--A recent let
ter from Washington says that the President Is
pucking up considerable courage since he got
the dsunionists out of the Cabinet The cores
pondent adds
He said recently, in reply to the suggestion of
apprehended difficulty in inauguratlng Lincoln :
"If live to the 4th OF March, will ride to the
Capitol with Old Abe, whether am assassinated
or noto
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16
"OuR FLAG WHEN WE PART -

Oh what will become OF that flag when part
Shall il drop DER the tomb Of our national fame
Shall stream oer the wreck when each hope Of the hear
Has abandoned the wreck to oblivion and shame
When that banner Of glory forever is fured
Shall each gem be set and translated ATARI
Shall the bright constellation that lighted world
Be replaced by distant and desolate star
Rather heap its proud trophies and over them cast
This all Of our honOr-this shroud Of our shame
Fire the pile fling the ashes abroad on the blast
1t was born amid storm-let it perish in flame
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16
ROmnu Eve Ralsam.--

Roman Eye RnIsam.--Any accident or disease
ehat would weaken and nlame the Eyes, and perhaps
festrov the sight. must bo considered OF the most
Terrible afctions that could befai There are how
class peculiarly exposed to his dreadful
calamity miners operatives in metals, and
eanics who from the nature of their empioyments
smnpeled work in cloud of dust and grit Such per
should never be without this Balsam it acts almost
Se magic IN aaying irritation and inflammation; few
4gications perfect the cure, I'm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16

PEAoHEs.-The peach curl disease is said by q
writer in the California CuttTist to be Climatic,
and therefore without remedy. Varieties that
do not curl are recommended.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16

LIVING is cheap in China. The troops a
Tche-fou eat poultry every day fowl cost,
but 4d., and duck 3D., and eggs may be hac
for next to nothing. The corn is niagniiiceht
vegetables fine and plentiful.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16
sTELLA ENCAMpMENT, No. 12. 1.
III wv i IA 9 i O w +,

Az ExrFuENcEn NURSE and Family Physician, has a
foothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitates the process of teehng by 'oftenng the gums.
rlucing all mnamatonwill aay all pain and is sure to
recuAte the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it will
rest to yourselves and relief and health to your in
ants preccty safe in all cases. See advertisement in
smother column. m.12l7, ,s.n.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16

THE CREDIT OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
The enormity of secession is exhibited with great
force when we come to contemplate its effect
upon financial matters When the bids for the
new five million U. S. loan, at six per cent, were
opened at Washington, it was found that only
half the amount was bid for and that at rate
of discount ranging from seven to thirty-siX per
cent. The bids were all made by northern capt
talsts A correspondent of the Alta says the
above fact proves that the credit of the govern
mcnt-so high only year or two years ago is
worse than it was during the war of 1872. a
week before these bids were opened, the State OF
New York opened bids for q seven per cent loan
of twelve hundred thousand dollars, when 1t was
found that there were bids to the amount OF hve
millions, at n rate ranging from par TO two aud
a-half per cent premium! Truly secession Is
not profitable. even when confined to one State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16

No man can vote in South Carolina unless he
owns ten negroes or real estate oil the value oil
the white man the negroes, or the plantation p
Chicdqo Journal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16

Book and Sob Printing
vi every description done in superior man.
ner' and at reasonable prices.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16

FIRST BApIEs-A somewhat extended observa,
tion, and solitary experience, have convinced
us that first babies have bard time. Parents
must have two or three children before they
know what baby is-know how to treat II prop
erly, The poor little fellows that have the mis-
fortune to come along first, have to educate
par ents to their task and in the process they get
spanked, and shaken and abused After man
has three or four children, he learns that whip
ping or striking child less than two years OF
age is barbarsm. We know one "paternal head
who struck his first child when only six weeks
old. he actually believing that the child knew
better than to cry, aud that he stopped crying at
that particular time because he struck him. We
carry certain notions of children and of family
government into married life, and the first child
Is always the victim of these notions And not
alone of these, for the parents have not learned
self.control, and baby is whipped quite as often
because the parent is impatient or angry, as be-
cause il is vicious or intractable. We inlilct on
our first children the iloggings we ought to have
for our own impatencc or fretfulness This
pounding children before they become in Gods
eye morally responsible beings is very strange
business Patience, good people, unwearying
patience Don't wait to learn it until one OF
your little ones shall be hidden under the daisies
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16
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I've. M. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. IL, l. o.
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Hall, 1" Cifford's' building, Main street. Patri-
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-02-16
Of all diseases, the great first cause,
Springs from the aeqled IF Natures ldos.
TO THE AFFLICTED.

Safer not when a Cure is guaranteed in all stages of
Secret d iseases.
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AM receiving ny TalI stock Of Pspcfors from thu
following Facteres which win the largest oees IN
the city, stenvay sons A. H. Gale Co., Haynes Brothers,
Hazeton Brothers. W Co.. Peters and Webb Light
Bradbury, and SoebeIler Schmidt al Of which will be sold
small advance for cash or negotiable paper All the
and popular music Accoreons,
Victims, Rutes Drums SC For bargains,
Z" come to me-" at number SO. JAS A. MCCLURE.
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MILITARY COLLEGE.


pvv,rS IrypsEY NJ D. D, Chancellor Of the University
80 Professor Of Chemistry and Geology. 49, -,
Col r. Johnson, Superintendent o. the Military Ooibe'
and Professor Of Engineering ii, - - ,y..,-
HAMILTON, n, Professor OF Mathematics ana MAUI
STEWART, NJ, Professor Of and Latin Languages AID
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philosophy, and Biblical Literature ,
n W PrTMaE, Adjunct Professor OF Ancient Languages
= a A~ar. pE Teacher Of French and Drawing
O. X WINSTON, D, Surgeon. - >oeo e, ,,,,o, a.,
The Firs Term the Academic Year leOOols Oh
The "a Of September, 1850. , 49,, -, - ,sc.
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-, mi nae Of Arms, sos per Term Mauicu'atoh rec -
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nv he aid Of Military Discipline, elective
tablished, and health, physical culture gooo o'o'' ~
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II WILL sell for cash, Monday, DecemoeE 1919
4 nj the Court House, in willie, one negro eoy nH -
Oliver, levied the property Of james Ts
satisfy an execution my hands in favor OF Evans 20
sued by W. D. Robertson, ESQ., for two hundred sno sE
NAI NV ca ,6o-dim Constable Of DAyidspn County
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NASHVILLE Flow Works.

TUyuIs establishment having been re buH a. -,
hy Messrs. sharp & Hamilton with CN~SSs-sN :
;r-reasel facilities for manufacturing Plovs
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VENHE dwelling house lately occupied by Gov II s. d.
Foote on Vine street. between Church and Union ~
streets, For particulars enquire Of Gtalscoek
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EING compelled to 70 South account Of the health Of
nv family, will be located for the winter at the slave
depot Of Pondexter Little Co, No. AZ BArene street. New
Orleans where WILL be pleased friends, and viii give
prompt the sale Of all property consigned me- Ny
Agents. Pate and Jas scruggs, will attend to my depot In
Nashville negroes that cannot be S Nashville BY in
srucng them, will be forwarded Ne Hoping
By strict sttent basneso the aud agents.
10 merit continuance the liberal patron resoore
tended respectfully solicit the favors OF t wing bus
zess in my line, either orNsshville New 0rls al
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yHrs is altogether Few medicine, the result Of modern
dieeoyeres in the vegetable kipgdem being an entirely
new abstract method Of cure irressclNe ~ az t M 81
~ Dr. Wright veil knowing deception practsed upen the
uninated felt il his duty at once to have t h1n
s have given in their adherence its perfect and undivided
control the whole physical when his frame has Oen
reduced when all other medicines known . the
pa have been tried in Long thought years Of patient
investgaOn and ~ desprcadZns m t I .
fering humanity tbs only thing that can cure e 's
diseases-nsmeyi
Mental and Physical Depression,
'''I Determination Of Blood to the Head,
Confused Ideas,
General IrriabiIity,
Rostiessness and sIesplessness at Night
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency,
Loss Of Appetite
Emacation,
Disorganzation of the Organs Of
0'n PapitatiOn Of the Heart,
And in fact all the cOncOmans Of nervous and debtAed
state Of the system.
as StimuIant,
1t quite different alcoholic Preparations us not SUP
iectto reactions in shape - sAs ~ ;1 %,
its presence
As a Female Medicine,
It and effective and the equilibrium
AMI safer thsn all the Other meoss Sm T S
assisting renOyag the constitution for very goo Ts
son, too that hey only made from he Oh A0
gnoTant o. the Medical profession sltoge'aef'
NO MTineralsI
Dr. Wright think. it well to sake professional character
fact minerals whatever form me least
parts Of the Ingredients OF his RejuyenaunE
IN what ruin has been eued the community by opium and
mercury.
enerav 10 the debitAed. Wright would say, Never
despar No matter You may be- no matter now
veal You ar-o matter what have been-fersake
at once 9haever has led you to Depart from
take his
ReiuVenating EHxir,
you will Ai yourself new man-a prde lhstesd
the reverse your friends and healthy, seund ana worthy
laember OF the human family
Price 81 per bottle three bottles tor 3d. and IorSafo-
ed by mail all parts Of the United States - =.
scd bv ali respectable druggists throughout the United States
and Cauadas The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale by the propTietors. On
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New Orleans, La
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wing Pendleton and all responsible druggists ocY
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- For sale

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kitchen, and meat house are also OF bkVtn
All necessary out buildings, and large estern,
The place contains thirty two excellent land Of which
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CITY and Of soil clear Of rock Possession given at time
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Nashville, June %, '60-df