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he most pesoufai We nave ever read;
4 an ever-varying sfream,
That bean US on is WAVE
swirl as meteone giesm,
And unsubstantisi % oreami
70 silence and the grave
IL comes but an now soon CONC
It's night We cannot hear
Death steals along, win sickle draNn,
Cuts down ms psey-ano hufhes ON
To NIL another peri
Frsl infancy begins the race
while hoary-hsadea lime
With measured tread, Keeps even pace
And bears ms ioos-pfir.s on .ne i@ce
vi man. IN every e'i"e'
A.. vsa,lv horre ,v.x.
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hai.s,,sss sw..ns thcm IA the Grave.
"A ro,a M. ia c,n stay
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nothing in what has bcfAllen, OF bcfalls you
my friends, which jusfifes impotence or peev-
ishness God Is inscrutabie, but not wrong
Remember, IL the cloud Is over you, that there
h bright light always On the other sioei that
The time 10 coming either in this World Or the
next when that cloud win Be swept away, and
the fuIlness Of Gofs light and wisdom poured
around you Everything which has bsi.llen
you-whatsver sorrow your heart bleeds with
whatever pain you suffer, nothing Is wanting %
be revealed, and you viii be satisfied q your
life Is DARK, then walk by fzith, and God =
pledged to keep you Is safe a. Y you could IN
dersland everything He that dTelleth IN ths
secret place a he Most High. shall abide under
thtrshsdow 81 The Almighty.
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
WARREN p. ANDERSON,
MADISON McAFEE,
7. G. TUPPER.
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100 broadway. New York
80,
4 1ffEho MS services as agent ior 'ne supply Oh
~ books OF every description, American ana lot
egn, IN large or small quanuues ior cohege, sehoo,
society or private hDrares MS arrangements ioi
the prompt Importation oil books ana periodicals nom
England and the continent oil Europe, are complete
all orders Will be sent out immedaey on ther receipt
and executed by return oil steamer. single Nefks
forwarded, II desired, by mail or express fofeign
works. and also sclentihc apparatus; Nc', imported
for educational institutions, free oil duty
ID. V. Mis- prepared also to execute orders Tor the
printing OF catalogues addresses programmes oil ex-
hbiton, cards OF invitation, examination papers IN
ancient and foreign languages and all simiarjobs on
behalf Of colleges and be will furthermore attend 70
the engraving OF diploma plates, the preparation Oh
decorations and medais ior prizes the getung up OF
banners and other insignia Tor literary soceues ana
in general, whatever, IN the operations oil edncsonal
institutions, requires resort 70 the ART or skill OF
large cities -, Al.
Having had much experience IN agencies OF ulis
nature, having for many years transacted business tot
southern colleges having been citizen Of the South
himself, and having an extensive acquaintance IN the
southern States, he feels confident OF being able to
give satisfaction to all who may desire his services
Reference may be had to the Faculty OF the I'm,
versty of Mississippi, or to the Hon. Jacob Thomp
son, Secretary OF the Interior
The following are the titles OF few OF his owr
publications -
DAuBUIssos's TREATISE ON HrDRAuLIcs, for the
of Engineers. Translated from the French, anc
adapted to the English Units OF Measure BY Joseph
Bennett, Civil Eng vol. svo, cloth, 1926.
L. COL BURNS NAVAL AND MILITARY TECHNICAL
DICTIONARY OF THE French LANGUAGE. In two partsi
Frcnch-Engsh and English French, with Explanations
of the various terms. vol. crown svo, $3.50
THE SIEGE OF BoMARsUSD, 1854, Translated from
the French by an Army Officer illustrated by Maps
and Plans. vol limo, cloth, as c.
The CONTRACToR's MANUAL AND BUILDERS PRfeE;
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Government Of Mississippi.
FEBRUARY lsT, 1861.

GovERNoR-JOHN J. PETTUS. b
SECRETARY OF STArE-C. A. BROUGIIER.
AUpfroR-E r. BURT.
ATTORNEY GENERALLY. J, WHARTON.
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MILITARY (hRKY) BOARD.
Gov. PETTUS, GESERAL-IN CHER.
MAJOR GENERAL, CHARLES CLARKE.
lsr BRIGAD GES'L, CHARLES CLARK.
2D J, L. ALCORM
3D {" G. III. MOTIF
Atm RICH'D GRIFFITH.
QUARTER. MASTER Gent, W. BARKSDALE.
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TO THE FRIENDS
or
SOUTHERN PROG RESS.
De Rows Review. Vol. xxx

tItTTH the January number begins the thirtieth
w volume of this monthly, which is the only
Southern work that has ever sustained itself amid all
discouragement, and which has consistently; for AZ
teen years, exhibited the resources and advocated
the rights and duties Or This section Of the Onion.
In the present times it appeals confidently For a
greatly enlarged circulation and for prompt remit
tances from all subscribers.
Now is the time to send on, by mail, names for the
new year-and as abolition Journals are not to be
supported, subscriptions viii be turned into home
channels. .
Txrss-ss per ahnum.
for Fifteen Dollars Ten copies for s25.
All current banks received, or orders upon mer-
chants in any of the towns or cities.
The editor will be found at the Office Of. the Re-
view, IS Camp street, New Orleans.
Back numbers, volumes or sets may he ordered.
January 20, 1861. 34-u
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Notice,

A IL persons indebted 10 Col. }. T. CUsHkAH
"A for professional services, either by note OF ac
co1nt are requested 70 call on the undersigned and
settle the same immediately, or shall be compelled
10 place all such claims in tbs hands Of Thos, H.
Robinsan for, collection, Col Cushman's business
must be settled mp. :, J. L0VEJOY.
Noysmbe 18th, 1sso,-24liif.
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SruDr THE FAcE-A story is told Of great
french sztifist which finely Illustrates bis
knowledee Of human nature. He Wss trsEcl-
inx in Germany, IN entire Ignorance q is Ian
guage and currency. Having obtained some
small changs for some French CONS. he used 70
pay coachmsn in the following MANNER: TAX
ING h.ndful 81 the nuu,ismsiic.l zpeci1ens
from his pocket, Counted them one By one. into
the creditor's hands, Keeping bis eye fixed ell
the time On ne recsfver's isce. As soon As he
perceived the least tWinkls Of smile be took
back the last coin deposited in the hand and re-
turned II with the remainder IN his pocket He
afterwards found that in pursuing this method
he had not overpaid for snything.
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ALABAMA.
R. w. Walker. Florence, Alabama.
X. NJ. Smith, Mobile,
J. L. NJ Curry, Talladega u"
w. p. Chiffon, Montgomery,
s. r. Hale, Eutaw, -
Colin J. McRae, Mobile,
John Gill Shorter, Eufaula,
David p. Lewis, CORTLAND,
Thomas Fearn, Huntsville,
FLORIDA.
jackson Morton, Milton, Florida.
]. p. Anderson, Monticello,
J. p. Owens, p. o. Marion Co. 1"
GEORGIA.
Robert Toombs, Washington, Georgia.
Howell Cobb, Athens,
Francis s. Barlow, Savannah, {"
Martin S. Crawford, Columbus,
Eugenius A. Nisbet, Macon,
Benjamin ii. Hill, La Grange, /"
A. Il. Wright, Rome, ="
Thomas II. r. Cobb, Athens, Z"
A. ii. Kcnan, MilledgevilIc, Z"
A. ii. Stephens, Charlottesville,
LOUISIANA.
John Perkins, Jr., Ashwood, Madison Par
A. ID. Clouct, st. Martinvie.
ID. +. Kerncr, New River, Ascension Par
Charles ii. Conrad, New Orleans.
Edward Sparrow, Providence, Carroll Par.
ii. Marshall, Black Jack p. o., Dc Soto p.
MISSISSIPPI
Wiley P, Harris, Jackson, Mississippi.
Walker brooke, Vicksburg,
w. S. Wilson, Port Gibson,
A. NJ Clayton, Holly Springs,
w. s. Barry, Columbus,
James T. Harrison, Columbus,
J. A. r Campbell, Kosciusko,
South Carolina.
II. b. Rhctt, ST., Charleston.
r.. w. Barnwell, Beaufort.
L. NJ. Kcitt, Orangeburg c. II.
James Chestnut, Jn, Camden,
C. G. Memminger, Charleston.
w. Porcher Miles. Charleston.
Thomas +. Withers, Charleston.
W. w. Boyce, Winsboro, Fairfield Dist
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Provisional Government.

Provisional Government.
PREaDExT or THE CoKYKDERAcY,
JEFFERSON DAVIS;
OF MISSISSIPPI
sf vIcf-PEkaptsH
Alex. #. STEPHENS;
OF GEORGIA.
Secretary " Stale.
ROBERT T0OMBS, of Georgia.
Secretary Of tie Treasury,
c. G. MEMMINGER, Of South Carolina.
Secretary Of War,
l. p. WALKER, Of Alabama.
Secretary Of hs Navy,
S. r. MALLORY, Of Florida
Postmaster General,
JOHN ii. REAGAN, of Texas
Attorney General,
J. p. BENJAMIN, Of Louisiana.
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High Court Of Errors and appeals.
C. P. SMITH, CHIEF JUSTICE.
A. A; Il. HANDY II .SDlS Jrsrrcrs.
SAM'L LIVINGSTON, CLERK.
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A vain hope aasssrssb the heart Of fool
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Cigars.

Those wishing a fine Cigar can be accommodated
by calling at Reynolds Confectionery, West side Of
the Public Square, Oxford Miss.
Sep26-6ml7 w. G. REYNOLDS
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hSBUhl UTJhINS,
ap y lav4w Secretary OF the Senate l.. 3.
WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

nR. SHUMAN has, after an experience of ten
- wears, established the .hove refuge from
qCackery, self lsbea ed Indian or German doctors
and Ptetenders of vItchcraf and impostors IN gem
eral.
This is the only place where a sure and speedy
cure can be obtained an tho world for al Improper
ahd evil habits, gonOTrhe, gleet, seminal NIX
ness, syphllls, primary secondary. and tertiary,
Organic weakness. pains IN the iOins, structures,
general debility, prost alton, nervou ness rest ess
nlEhts, pliaO1 OF the heart, ringing IN tho ears
loss of mors, cOniuEion, melancholy, Affections
Of th9 heai, throat, nose and skin, aud I'll those
peculiar disorders az isJ from the IndIsoretoa
youth, rendering them unfit for either business,
study. sOcIety, or marriage.
DI. :. has the greatest remedies in the known
world for diseases of the God. E6norrhr, eject,
stlo!ures. ., phils semInsl ives knees, self abuse
60. Jhere Is no case In which they fail 10 cure IN
from 10 days.
Victims of these horrible complaints, who would
wish 10 be valuable men and ornaments TO society /,
should embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DR.. Shuman has made the most compete strange
ments J. q the comfort of ms patients who come
from distance. TRey will be furnished With the
most pleasant and agreeable quar- ters, necessary
dlet, ana made az comfortable as they would be at
hrst class MOTEL at less tRaG haifths cost,
DO not forget tee name and nuWbeT. DIR. Shu
mans office is on the corner of Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. Clarendon Hotel opposite
the National Hotel, Washington. ID. G..
Persons at distance should enclose stamp for
return postage. ON ce hours, A. NJ. to 10 =. NJ.
Wagons parties have been entIcsd from my in
sntutlon BY certain Ewlnders on back streets In
tins oty, who Will 1t TIL the day of their death,
n WORD TO The WIS., sufficient Hpolv
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kevulsisn of Feeling.

CHANBsRsBURs, Pa, April 7.-Passeagsrs
from Hagerstown report sudden and most won
derful change in the sentiment Of Maryland. The
stars and stripes are 20 be raised at nagerstown
to-day, and extensive preparations are being made
for further Union demonstrations. The election
next week for Representatives will probably result
In favor Of Lewis p. Fiery, Union men.
Allegheny county has Instructed its representa-
lives that IL they vote for secession, they will be
hung on their return home.
The Stars and Strips are waving all over Frede-
rick City. The Home Guards refuse % parade
unless under It's folds and the tune Of "Ysnkee
DOODLE
At the Clear Spring House the Stars and stripes
are waving, and the miners have sworn 20 resist
secession TO the death
At this time next week no sympethizer with
Southern traitors will dare TO avow his sentiments
at Hagerstown, Frederick or Cumberland.
Another passenger reports the Eastern shore
country, except Winchester, Union 60 the core
The Unionists will raise a military corps IN
Haperstown at once
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From Europe.

HALIFAX, April 29.-rhe steamship Arabia,
from Liverpool on the both, via q uesnstown 2lst,
has arrived
Lirerpool Cotton Mark,f.-Sales OF the week
e. 500 bales. Slight advance on amer uslitcs;
market closing firm
Breadstuffs dull and prices weak. Provisions
steady. Consols -.
The news is unimportdnt.
LIVERPOOL. april 90 -Cotton-sales to-day Of
500 bales Hewitt reports the market quiet but
firm. Consols OH.
Sr. JOHNS, April - The Adrlstic arrived this
afternoon. She left Galway On the I'D.
The Africa arrived at Liverpool on the 21d.
Cotton market active-sales Of Is 600 bales
Breadstuns dull. Provisions steady. CoRsois
9laaS2
Political news generally unimportznt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-30
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Prem Baltimsre.
Tprfvrta Dfsnxtrhl

BALTIMORE, April % Secession 70 definst I'm
Baltimore. Union sentiment again Triumphant
But few men are willing today 70 ennounce
themselves secessionists. One weeks experience
Of the deadly cont.gion has overwhelmed the
conspirators, and the Union sentiment 10 now
stronger and deeper than ever The day Of reck-
oning has come, and those who last week, sus-
tanned by the police, disgraced our city, almost
shrink from the public gaze. The reaction 10
overw helming Ia all paris OF the State, and we
are willing 20 meet the issue at the ballot-box
Sad az were the doings Of the past ten days, they
have forever settled the Question Of secession 10
Maryland.
On Wednesday our Custom House, which has
been tie den In which most OF this treason has
been hatched, will be cleared OF It's traitors, and
the new appointees viii take their places. The
American Gag will be Immediately hoisted over
the Custom House and responded 10 throus hout
the city, despite the prohibition Of dictstors.
The boys are selling miniature Union nags on
the streets.
The secession flag has disappeared, &c being
regarded as the emblem Of our terrible wrongs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-30
VHE ALL. SUFFICIENT THREE.

ENEE ALL THREE.
TRIESEMAR, la and s-Protected by ROYAL
Letters Patent of England, and secured by the
Imperial College of 1edicIne, Vieraa.
No. Is Invaluable Cor exhaustion and nato rrhea,
and eli physca disabilities.
No. completely eradicates al traces OF those
diseases THAI have been hitherto treated by tho
seous and pernicinue use of copaiva and cubebs.
mo. hss entirely supplanted the injurious Of
mercury. thereby insuring 70 the sufferer speedy
relief. dispensing all Impurities, and roofing on
the venom of disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. ], and S. are prepared in
the form of q lo3enge, devoid of .aste and smell,
and can be carried In inc walstcoat pocket. sold
In TN GASES, And divided into separate doses sd
mInstered By Velpeau, Lallemand, Roux, Ricord,
&c. Price IS each, or four cases for Sc, which
saves IS; ard IN aH Gases. whereby there Is saw
Ing of So. To be had, wholesale and retail, of Or,
BARROW, of 1874 Blocker street, New York
Immediately on receiving 8 remittance, Or. Barrow
will forwardthe Triesennr to any part of the world,
structions Of the writer.
The Book, of al others, that should be read by
men with damaged and broken down constitutions
Is Human Frailty, or Physiological Researches -
IL is beautifully illustrated, and treats INFINITELY Of
al the symp oms that Invaricbly develop them
selves, sooner or later, reeultng from the fraites
and vitating habits of early youth, Incapaoi,atins
the victim from shsrlng the frultion of the matrl.
monla stats, And. If not checked In time, degener-
atlng all the functions of manhood. and brinsfag
Sold By Or. "a kROW, 1914 Blocker street, four
doors below Macdcugal, New York. Price Is
cents. Sent Tree every where.
Sold also By 3. G. Ford, Jr, Drug Store, Wash
inrton, ID. c. de 2e-6m
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Important Movement. in virgins.

PHILADELPHIA, April Ss.-I learn from psssen-
gers on the City of Richmond that General Themes
J Green, OF North Carolina, was serenaded at
Richmond on the 25th instant. He said he came
10 offer 900 men from North Carolina, fully
armed, equipped and provisioned for the defense
OF the south.
On Thursday las; ex-secretary Floyd held a
conference with Letcber, on the course best 70
pursue IN the present emergency. Mr. FLOYD has
raised a brigade Of fifteen hundred men In south
western Virginia, who are armed and equipped
Hundreds Of troops from Petersburg, South Caro-
lima and Georgia are coming northward on rail-
roads in Virginia
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New HampshIre.

CONCORD, v H., April 2S-Our city council
hss appropriated $40 600 10 aid the volunteers from
this city.
At Great Fails to-day the churches Were closed
and mass religious meeting was held In Market
Square
war Each member has been presented with q
revolver, bowie knife, and blanket. The citizens
have subscribed over sic O0U In aid Of he voiun-
trfrg
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GEORGETOWN.
orrsspondenee Of The Star.


GKoRsKTowN, April 10, 1861.
We understand that number Of the late men,
bers of the Georgetown Mounted Guard held a
meeting on Saturday evening, and resolved upon
an immediate reorganization. The command of
the troop was rendered to Major George Hill, OF
the Eighth Regiment Of District of Columbia
Militia, who has accepted the position, and Is
earnestly endeavoring to raise the company to Its
former state Of efficiency. More than thirty Of the
old members are concerned in the movement, and
none will be allowed to join other than those
willing to be enrolled into the service Of the Gov
eminent. II will be seen by advertisement below
that another meeting will be held this evening,
and we trust that the gallant Major and his loyal
co-laborers will be successful In their commend
able efforts.
The horses attached to one Of the omnibuses Of
the Union Line became unruly yesterday, and
starting from the stand at the corner Of High
street, dashed down bridge street at headlong
speed, overturning BARRIERS pole, watch
makers sign, a lamp post, a tree, and other
slight impedments to their progress. The omni-
bus was badly damaged, but the only passenger
In the coach escaped without injury, but badly
frightened.
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Priyateerins in Virginia

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s.--Adviees from Rich
nlond are very interesting. Governor Letcher has
seized all light draught vessels and steamers for
privateering purposes. The regular liners York
town and jamestown are now being lifted with
privateering ornaments, and are 20 be manned
very fully The privateering enlistmsnt IL very
active. and no doubt by a week hence tuiyty ves-
sells will be sent out from Richmond alone.
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From Virginia and Maryland, by way Of
Hafrisburg

BARRIsBURs, April pa confidential agent
arrived here this morning reports 400 men st
Harper's Ferry, and coo marched 10 AlexsRdria
or Thursday. The officers at Hsrpers Ferry he
lieve that General Beauregsrd is at Richmond
with 200 troops.
There is much quiet debate here among leading
persons as TO the propriety Of tapping the Colun
bia dam Of the Susquehanna river, thus cutting
Of the water from the Tide Water Canal, 70 stop
supplies Of coal and provisions by that route. Tie
feasibility OF tapping the artificial lie he supplying
Baltimore with wafer Is also spoken OF.