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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1861-01-09

NJ. 4 ]. NOLBERG,
Opposite the Town>Hall, at the Mo
narcho House, and also
Opposite tie C0arth0aSc, ne.tt to the
Macon Beacon Office,
MACON, MISS.
WI have now in store a new stock
w of Wallpaper and Window.
Shades, from four 10 eight feet lone. to
suit oil sizes Of windows, Shade filings
Cornices, Caurtoin.bands, worstod Ia.
BILE Covers, printed Oil Table, Bureau.
and Stand Covers; Green, Blue ana
black Oitcloth for Covers, Counter.
anes and Furniture Prints, for sale
by Nj, Il j. HOLBERG.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Shee!ings, Shirlings, O%snaburas.
Cuttings, Stripes, Kcrseys, Linscys,
BLANKE rs,
Bed and Cradle Blankets Of various
qualities and sizes. Negro Blankets
from fourteen bits a pair, SC.
FLANNELS.
White, Red, and Yellow Flannel
(ojl WOODY from so cents to 81 Is por
yard also, a lot of Angola Flannel
for infants wear, at So cents a yard.
A large lot Of Kentucky Jeans, Sa.
%Iincls, Cassimeres, Black Doeskin
Caslmores, black Broadcloth, for La.
dies CIoaks, at 50 25 a yard.
DRESS GOODS.
American, French and ENGLISH
Prints, figured and plain,I Dclains,
French Merino, Pole de Chevre, Sol.
ierlno Checks, Silk foulards, Debeye's
worS,ed Robes, Black Silks.
Orr oWB Importation,
A rye lot Of French Poplins, plaid
and ripes al 5 bits a yard onIv.
SHOES and BOOTS.
The best stock Ct shoes and booloa
Ladies, Gents and ChiIdren's W
also, MitcheIl's patent Copper 4
ChiIdrcn's SHOES, Negroes ga
Russals and mud Boots at the If
prices. >.
READY MADE Cloth cd
a superior stock Of CIo,hindrpbpovs
Q! which are our own manu- loewes,
also, Gents and Boys Hats an
all OF the latest Style and fashion
VARIETIES.
Belts Bonnet Ribbons, Emb'J Col.
IaTs, Sleeves, Edg ag and Inserting
Loccs, Servings, Linen Shirt Bosoms.
Marsaillcs Bosoms Collars, and wrist.
bands in Scls, vii Buttons and But.
ton holes already ixed at eighty cents
the whole sci.
TOILET ARTICLES.
American, French, and German
P~ERFUMERLES. many of which
are our own direct importation Nail
Tooth end Hair-BruaA Horn, Ivory.
ana India rubber, Finetooth, Dress &,
Tackine Combs; Hoir.Pins, SC.
TRAVELLING UTENSILN.
Lady's and Gents Trunks, Valices,
Carpet and OiIcloth Gags, Morocco,
loIIet and School Bags, Saddlevalets,
and Saddlery, Umbrellas, &c; all Of
which we will sell low and on good
terms.
CrOckery, Glass and Tinwure, Gas.
tings, &c, &c. NJ.
FCarriagc Trimmings, at reduced
prices, by
Jan ] Sol N ~ j. HoLBERc
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04
The President.

No one can fail TO admire the wisdom
and ability which has characterized the
course Of Mr. Lincoln, since bis elevation
10 The Presidency. Receiving in many Of
the Northern States but a small majority
Of the votes, elected by a minority OF the
whole people on the 18th Of March last,
he was called TO administer the Govern
ment under the most alarming difficulties.
In the South a monstrous conspiracy, the
growth OF years, like a huge scorpion, had
entwned its shiny folds around the very pill
lars Of the Government; while Mt the
North, powerful factions embittcrcd by re-
cent defeat, waited only an opportunity to
embarass the incoming administration.
In the full face of these circumstances Mr..
Lincoln promulgated an inaugural address
at once discreet, conciliatory and firm
The majesty and supremacy Of the Gov
eminent must be maintained at all haz-
ards yet in 50 doing the Government was
10 use defensive measures only; force was
10 be the last resort Of unavoidable neces.
siiy and when the full tide Of aggressive
treason surged onward TO the very gate:
Of the Capitol, it was not till the awful
voice Of an united people demanded
il, that the Government prepared to main.
tain its supremacy to the foil extent of it.
resources and might.
In the selection of his Cabinet officers
as web as Of the Generals who are to con.
duet the Federal armies, Mr.. lincoln la,
evinccd his usual discretion.
A self made man, accustomed to rely
upon his own conclusions, we may judg,
from his past course that Mr., Lincoln vii
show himself equal TO any emergency tina
may arise and that the Ship Of State nov
tossied upon the high pillows by th'
raging tempest, under his prudent guidance
will reach in safety the quiet harbor be
You'd.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04

So sssue g tbe atv Campasiss sod e. Cap
sius a. Tbs 3 Res,neui # New Yast YaIaa.
toers eaTi Tibtfa. esp, wilsen. Capt. DIN.
stead. capt uts, sol Lieut. tahaia. peFs tga
The Carfs alss Lest ualdoek. e tbs aaasf
Regiment ] Should ngi f,rey, Capt, LAMBDA. q
ca Prsbot's Begimsnt Tie 9Th Rega.esi,
s,atianei hegs, Is cempasa3 q several Compalsas,
or Instance. The Woel Guards. jackson GaaF1s,
Efpsbigan Guards. Troy City ARTILLERY and 70.
hsrs souc others Meme ~ tscsc Companies haN
seiau,eerg5 10 q bodg, bat naEy as individual,
Cob Carr. the Commander u Tie Troy ReFimeu,
aoa az FORTRESS Monroe. VAS The Celgue u tla
zilh Regiment The Try pFil Corps, composed
u young men uoi members 81 any military Cou
pany, arr drilling under Lieat. Sine, Il tht Iroy
Citizens Corps. They number some sixty nan.
befs, and are about % form a permanent organ.
ration, ahoat which ! may write you 10 a Ga
lays The Home Guard Is composed u some q
The leading citizens Hon. A. b DIN and iI@
John s Gnswod are among rs officers. Ia
Company Is drilled hy Mr. Geo Babcock Cap
Wright has also a Company under drill. VII
hold an election FOR military officers. on 4ionda,
evening. Afpt fetNtt o. the Afhieryt DAs anptl
er Company IN course Of Drill, called, telieee
the Zouaves. The members of the Reusellae
Polytechnic Institute are being drilled BY NJ
Gray, u the Troy Citizens Corps The menbe
VI this Institution will make, ii they enlist, set,
useful soldiers, as the course Of study at the II
stiiute is the same as that al Yves, Point ahatirl
the drilling
The other dag wrote an article for Che TIE
Hhig, upon the contrast In the equipment of ID
New Hampshire Regiment, and The Regimen
which has gone from Troy. Tonight had
private letter fIom Co. Carr, stating that hi
men are much 10 want Of the little Injuries, yo
may call them. such as pens and paper and ID
like, which moke one SO unhappy. Nitbou
books, without papers, the soldiers who have lei
their pleasant homes feel lonely, and are In dan
ger Of becoming mutinous II Regiment
formed OF poor, neglected men, whom adyersit
has deprived Of some Of their selfrespeet, 20
can only bring them up by good treatment.
/ II you have any more Regiments TO fit out 7
I Vermont, be sure and attend to the little want
u the soldiers. The New Hampshire Regimen
had every thing, even down to the shoes for thei
horses.
! Wishing you the best Of success,
( | am, truly yours,
JAMES VI. HAWLEY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04
STATE ITEMS,

DEsTRucrIyE FIRE.-A conhagration
broke out in the peg factory at White
River junction last Friday forenoon,
which destroyed all the business there was
there. The peg factory, occupied by Will
liams & Minis, machine shop, occupied by
j Humphrey, the foundry, occupied by
j. Mitchell, were all owned by y. d. SAT-
ford, loss $4,000. There is no insurance.
A passenger and freight depot building,
owned in common by the roads centering
there, was valued at $4,000. A car
house, and two cars, ono filed with corn,
and the other with lumber, was valued at
$4,000; this belonged 10 the Passumpsic.
600 cords Of wood, valued at $1,000, was
also burned. a wool depot is totally des-
troyed. a dwelling house, mile from
the Juncton, b. f. Whittier's, is a total
loss. All the telegraph lines are down,
the office being in the depot, and no trains
passed on Friday. II was only by the
most strenuous exertions that the Pas
sumpsic Railroad bridge was saged.-Bei-
lars FAILS drgus.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTIONS
The Daily Freeman Of Wednesday SAYS
We learn that at meeting Of the Re-
publican State Committee, held here to-
day, ii was decided 10 call the next State
Convention at Montpelier, on the 26lh Of
June next"
HENRI S. FoOTE Of Middlebury has
been appointed Register Of Probate for
the district Of Addison.
Gen. BAXTER says ten regiments can
easily be raised ia Vermont IL necessary
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04
The Nature Of tie Contest.

II msa M, be forgctea a any tme
that the paramosB, object For whigh che
sstife areaglh u tbs Government is aboai
% 30 cxene3, Is tbs supremacy 81 the
Gorcnmau, i.self, anl ihe preservation.
inxiola,e, II the naiionai Consultation.
The rights u every part 81 ne Conieler-
aey ARE 70 be preserved, hitherto wilh
the utmost fidelity. There 90 be 40 ag-
gressive war, seeking lhe abolition or de-
s,raeiion u slavery. Such course would
mol oaly be an act Il The greatest injas-
ticc, bot also 10 direc, opposition TO The
sentiments and viii q ihc American poo
pie.
There is no palmer principle in our
politics, than that African Slavery, within
the limits Of the respective States j. g
subject beyond the jurisdiction Of the ma
,ional Government This principle must
never be abandoned. I.e. il be distinctly
understood that in the approaching contest
every guaranty Of tbs Constitution viii be
preserved intact n all hazards. Such q
policy, founded on justice, will inspire with
new confidence our brethren IN the South
some, perhaps Shareholders by chance
rather than choice, who still remain loyaI
to The Government.
Il may be asked, what shall be done
with fugitive slaves escaping TO the ma.
iionai ariniesf We reply, let them b,
given up to such loyal owners as ore
ready TO yindicate their assertions by III,
oath Of allegiance; but 10 those who relus,
this wholesome test il may be said, Yor
seek TO recover your slaves under the pro
visions Of the Constitution and Laws o
a government TO which you refuse allcgi
ance. That government will not only re
fuse TO protect your property, but vii
punish your wickedness."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04

Tho Washington Star says ulac rebels
we're killed ID SCvalfs Point al shg naccus
conflict, also ihai the rcbels have stopped
work 90 the entertainments Sc Manassas.
$4,000 soldiers are concentrated lh
Meelrm Virginia
Ii Is Of Interest 70 know ihai Aequia
Greek Is ior,y.hve miles from Washing
ION and ID IS the terminus 81 lhc Richmond,
Friedrich sbareh aud Potomac Railroads,
Vessels can approach within niuske. range
Of the battery.
A lady who likes near tic Manassas
Junction, and who reached Washington
this afternoon. states that the Confederate
troops are concentrating rapidly AZ the
Junction. They are being thrown for
ward from I.ynchburg ia large numbers,
aud troops in considerable bodies are
making an advance aud occupying proFni-
nent positions this side Of that point.
The Confederate troops expected au a.
tack from the Federal forces, somewhere
in that vicinity. The former we're busily
engaged terrifying every available posi-
ton ut and near the junction, with a view
10 making that position as deiensible as
possible.
NEw YoRk, May 81.
Special dispatches to the Commercial
say the Massachusetts, troops NJ the
Relay House are so anxious for fight
i that they threw out picket guards 10 With
IN sight Of The Point Of Rocks, twice as
+ far as ordered, and Captains Deyeraux
and Martin bad been arrested TO prevent
a recurrence.
WAsnINGToN, May 81, 10 L. NJ.
A gentleman WHO arrived tonight at
halfpast nine from ihc camp Of the Federal
troops in Virginia, reports that four eom-
panies Of United States Dragons, a battery
of artillery and the New York Slh, Goth,
aud Goth regiments were occupying the
Heights two miles beyond the Arlington
House, and their pickets extend beyond
Bats Cross Road six miles aud half
from Washington.
portion Of this force was intended to
advance on Fairfax Court House tonight,
and if possible occupy il al day break
They expect TO have an engagement as
information deemed to be reliable had
reached them that the Confederate troops
10 the number Of ! 100 are in possession Of
that point II WAS current in this camp
that there would be nm attack by 1000
Confederate troops on Alexandria during
the night.
The Federal forces there and in the We
entity were actively engaged in preparing
for the expected conflict. The attack was
expected to co ne from the direction Of
Dumfrics, about % miles below. This
last report was not altogether believed,
but it is certain the Federal troops are
awake TO any possible emergency.
CHICAGO, May 81, $50 p. NJ.
Senator Douglas IS still gradually sink
Ing. His physicians entertain no hope OF
his recovery.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04

The Irish sentiment toward Great Brit.
ain finds expression in tie fyiA American
thus:
Let the Administration be explicit
with the British representative IN forbid
ding all undue interference IN our domes.
tic relations They may be sure tia, they
viii be fully sustained by the people, 50
long as they uphold the national dignity.
Is Is not too much to say that there are ai
least twenty thousand Irish Americans
now in arms 10 defend the integrity u the
Republic. Let Britain breathe but men,
ace against this land, and ten times ihsa
number viii spring up 70 hurl defiance ID
her teeth, and carry the war II necessary.
% her very doors
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04

A Coon SToRY.-We would call the
attention Of our readers 10 the story on the
fourth page, as one well worth their peru
sal. II is unfortunately too lengthy for a
single insertion. Its completion will take
two or three weeks more. We are aware
that continued stories are no, generally
iavorites, but shall be mistaken If the pres.
ent one does no, prove satisfactory. I'm
I'll il Is finished, we shall publish short
story in each issue,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04
TR0r. Juae /. 1851

TE0T. Juue 1851.
Meeting your townsman, Mr. r. II. 0ryis, he
requested me 70 drop you liue concerning cur
military Affairs 10 Troy.
Tie Troy Citizens Corps, the only independent
Company in the City. and one Of tie few 10 The
Stale, suppose yea are informed shout As a
Company. they have not volunteered, and the
principal benefit they have been 70 the country,
hss hees - wiI he seen. 20 furnish Drill Masters
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04
A Battle Mt Fairfax Victory Of Federal
Troops Fight at Acquia Greek.

NEW ORR, Juue j.
The Evening Posts dispatch states
that there was skirmish last night at
Falls Church, six miles back Of Arlington
Heights. The Government pickcts were
attacked by the Rebels, aud number Of
shots exchanged. Several Of our soldiers
were wounded.
A later dispatch TO the Post, states that
force of cavalry and infantry, the for
mer under Lieutenant Tompkius, the lat
ter uner Lieutenant Gordon attacked the
rebels at Fairfax Court House at day
break. There were only As infantry
Our forces met the pickeis Of the Rebels
4 miles this side of tile hill--the rebels
fleeing, alarming the camp. The cavalry
then charged on the town, encountering
vigorous resistance. They were fred at
from houses on both sides of the street.
Lieut. Tompkin's horse was shot under
him, and his cavalry surrounded by infant
ry, who beset them front and rear pour
Ing in yolley after yolley, bat they fought
their way through, taking seventeen prls-
oners, all but five Of whom escaped.
One of the cavalry was killed and two
wounded. Some Of the staff officers Of the
9th New York regiment, with Federal
troops were wounded, but not MORALLY.
Lieutenant Tompkins reports thirty
Rebels killed.
The Rebel force amounted TO 1900, but
it is supposed there were only two hundred
actually engaged
Tompkns and his men arc highly
praised.
Tonight our troops will advance on
Fairfax Court House, and take it.
Another dispatch says the rebels arc
retrealing from Fairfax.
A letter from Tennessee, says that
East Tennessee will give great Union
majority, and that 10000 troops can be
raised there for the Government, owing 10
the noble stand of Andy johnson and Mel
son.
The Onondaga regiment has crossed to
Virginia.
The Commercials dispatch says; None
/ Of the steamers that went to Acquia Creek
had returned at noon. II is believed the
engagement has been a severe one. II
the battery is not destroyed, a large force
will be Immediately dispatched.
An advance Of large body Of troops
on Fairfax commenced this morning.
A two o'clock dispatch says two bat
terics at Acqnia were destroyed. The
other viii be finished.
Z
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04

We take the liberty Of publishing the following
private letter from cur friend James NJ Hawley,
Esg Z. q Troy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-04
The Fight at FairfaI--UniOn loss, 4, Rebel
loss n.

WAsHINGT0A, june TT.
There has been no arrival from Acquia
Greek since yesterday T. NJ. The Gov
eminent had heard nothing additional, up
10 half past one this II. NJ.
Il j. not known that all the New York
7Ist regiment went down the Creek, per-
haps only detachment
An official report made by Gen. Nc
DoweIl 10 the War Department, gives the
loss of tie Union troops at the affair as
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
a-..ls ID WATTS
CUFF BRACE -PL0UGHS.

ESTABLISHES TN 1919.
GE0RGE WATT having obtsnsi different anss four sep
VI arsts pstents bis Caf Brace Hov Acknowledged
embrace the reliable Improvements made this npls
men three Of which patents hsys 70 run respectfully TO- 10 and
Is year, and xvng been awarded s he late Mechanics Pair
Richmond cefeste Of silver Medal for CONTINUED BUPERI
GRITTY IN PLOws hs highest Premium yen) and the
State Fair, Premium ts sosas In tddion 70 prsnams
awarded al al the preceding Yaissbr years '
within two months past he has sded other valuable
nents AZ In povs uansnted In every
respect sapehor 70 I'll ohe 70 call a Examine large and
varied Flock Of Plovs castp and agcutsr implements AID
Fresh and Prime Garden and Field eeeds kc &c. which oGs
for sale on usual Accommodating terms.
del One Square below Exchange sotsi, RehnonS, V.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
DAILY EINB OF PACKETS.

UyRI-wEEKLY, THROUGH TO LYNCH HDs-UfJiTi
III BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, 10
AND rRI WEEKLY ON THk OPPOSITE DAY5, MAKING A DAI
LY LINE As FAR As sO0rTsYlLLE
Richmond to seot.yie " Richmond 70 Lelinsson 90
The through win Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at NJ and and amer the 9Th September the Way
line sogve viii leave ate b. Tuesday Thursdays sud Bat
nrdhys Ind far seottsvne Retnrnng leave seot
Vile Monday. Eeintsdsy and friday at IN An
Bee dance fare aud tine Of pLrg In card below for through
line and observe BcotisVe line Will pass intermediate
points the opposite day the me going up andy hour
later coming dawn 5000. -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23

W. ELcVh- W. V OAhk11uIV4Ss
Address -Howardsyile, Virginia.
ELSOM e. cos
1861. nG 1861.
M ALL Pax OK EFT Ii NE,
PACKET CLARA, Captain D. D. IsbeL
PACKET VIOLA, Captain w. H. Maxwell.
= PACKET PERCY, Captain A. @. Loving, Jr
PACKET PIONEER, Captain o. O Burts,
r FAVE Richmond MO day, Wednesday and Rridny y,
IL Up NJ Leave Lexington same days a. o'clock A. NJ
with superior Accommodations for travellers weekly
between Richmond Lynchburg, and Lexington
Packages conveyed By this line Will be recepsd for stour Of
Gee, and paid for II lost Our Agents are:
". crutchHeid, Richmond Boeock Parsh, LynehbarL
and III NnrRrnHr LsxinRton nab
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
uGHTE Z BRADBURRY's PIANOS.

uGHTE BRADBURRYS PIINUB.
WE CALL The attention OF the o!tlsens Of Rich
w mond and virginia, 70 Piano Borss which
10 have placed with Mr. Oarus, that their qualities,
In every respect may Be TESTED By the ode Of NELL
famed Chickerng's
rous testimonials >, sny factory In the country AL Of which can
be hr. oarsAS oh Grokd ssrsst ss dss LA I'D
dit LlGhH skApbuAAi'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-23
"GET THE BEST"

UPHOLSFERY AND PaPER,aaaGllGS:
TIME subsber respectfully ,oI zoe. n pOo, IL ~ sboy.
II o. pablo generally, 70 eNAm-ne - '@SN- - w.
Ins. conslIt.nE q the folosiag:
-. Tnres DIV Venetian, Dutch. Heap,
A.. Hssrsh Rurs Door Mats Aad STAR soeA
So As~i- N~e'' IN Goods.
-, "a, n.-,~-k Uui0n DanAs< Tsssea 6lnps. Laee
. S Ss.ss Win splendid assortment Of Elnles Vei,
nees aud PICS WndoS .neroyed kpss uov
Floor Ofl-ClOth, -, -.
of Al. the bc.s paerra and from TIE best gasny
rls.i vhich ui be 70 a. hAls and rooms OF Al
Ah.o faoie Cloths-A lArgr va-iety.
Paper-Hangi ngs. - W..
l.,did assortment o. all the latest Syles, a.
ala satln and plain Papers o. every shade and eoor WIN
oos Of DE AEsrsnt xnds Of and marble. Being
myss and having he bes uorknen empoJeu a. VIZ
sil warranted 10 give satisfaction III. =,
orders for Anylng IN The above hne vul De PanesDJ
tsaded 70, both In Vie Gig or country. - . ..,--,.
a-Har and Shack AAttrezses ADD Feather Beds on hAo,
ss1 order. Of ne bssi materials. loe1l Az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15
MILITARY aOOIsss, Il c
.EPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING


nEPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING
TENT
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE
On hand a. a making
so o pai- gray Cashmere PANTS.
5000 do de GOATS.
600 Blaukes OVERC0ATS, with Capes.
2,0GC pair Long -legged BOOTS for Cavalry.
10, . pair heavy grained do, for infantry
800 pair home made SHOES.
o0Co pair heavy brogan do.
100 brown Flannel OvERsHIRTs extra heavy.
5DO red do do do. do.
1000 plaid 90. do. all wool.
$3.50 plaid Linsey do. all wool hiilng-
900 FLANNEL INDERSHIRTS.
10000 Hickory Check SHIRTS.
900 pair DRAWERS. (hilled)
) 900 CAPS and HATS.
600 Oil Cloth CAMP RUGS.
so heavy BLANKET RUGS.
COO pair BL ANKETS.
Large quantity of TENTS for priyatcs and off
hand and extCn i've preparations TOR tn -ir
manufacture.
Gray CLOTH and TRIMMINGS for officers
uniforms.
The subscriber hayiDg mada bis CONTRACTS Ter
g oda early last spring, and secured irge quaint
~, can furnish the above articles az low rs can Dc
Lad " Within the limits Of the Confederate States.
no lI-3,& JOS. A. MARRY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-11-15

SCOTS LAMEN :
NOV. Is. lssl.


NW,h has heou spoken and written ohcut
q IN. = IA, once thu y, lie al the proudest na-
= soa on earth, now the scorn and contempt OF
att hoaorshle men. even those who re ward
t7e treachrry d test the traitor. But the fol-
1vtng lines from the gifted pen of Gissin-
= uishea itdy of 'h.s city, whose name we dis
lake 10 Nj thhold, but dare not give. Is he
most truthfuiiy severe OF auythiug that has
YET mst oureye, ani withal the most truly
poetic aiSgi Y. C State Journal.
Viry4,iql Thou Ar. wei avenged!
'..G.rse Is kuimg me
ivt ire pear 'os1h one long. last wal
fot sll I've IN ured thee.
Would could feel as once did
The proud and lofty ar
With which took my Mothers sword.
never more can wear.
Isre /, now with rceliug brain
Eba hisfs Is sorry red,
Zach .yoY stands NJ a brother, aIne.
I've n aU.tered with the dead
al. lake froa RE tNe IN tadroiaR sigh.
e sh,terieg hit grasp
!. ,ar< ute III the - peui tso.b.
i'ea3 Y y isouou- aap
tn ,ss:na' : gone A IN iut ca'rt;
!. f. rirc now with .eas
a. y SAoTt mon 7S / y. p '..a.s} al
lie hopes ot sisEy yt,s
Ambition, with coa*trctoys to,j
bid ST affection smother,
AuE bad" me Join the fSraDt cause,
10 suajTsete my NJ Ter
With bold ambition cc]ar ;a- WISH,
This mo- her tfe , Nc-
Envy aud hatred sized - SHAFT,
To bias my Aes-it tnTcF~T
L scared snd -,sth4red Ike the 'ren
Trs lightning bolt ias ,iyra.
Or earl thee !, no ;.ra -ntr--
Would l oou,l hope ioc Il-'.vtu'