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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30


gentleman on this train say LAT he LETT 81. Loni,
lat niqnt and that Gen. Lyon and all his command
were taken by men At Boonyille.
Is IL also reported that IN battle al HarIeF
Ferry the Eed-r. troops we've entirely routed, Win
the loss OF three thousand. A ,. ihGkhsolL.
A SrcosD ENGAGEMENT At PHLRPL-In The
Lvnchbutg n Republican OF the l2th, ind the an
uexed account Of n second light 1T PhiiPPi IN which
the Confederate forces achieved complete victory
over tue Aboltoni5tG
"Through a gentleman OF undoubfed verael,si VINO
arrived here Yesterday from Manassas Junction, we
learn that information, deemed altogether authentic
had been received there OF another battle az fhuIi
In which the most complete victory wac gchieNel py
our troops Larye reeniorcements having been sddoo
10 our forces they made advance On fhinpf "nere
the enemy were encamped, ana ehsaSiis 'nei ~ ya,
10 succeeded In comI etey routing them, with i'se
To the enemy of over hundred Killed ana wonnded
beside, the capture Of number OF prisoners, anu te
recauture by our troops Of large amount OF arms,
p,unitoes ETC. together with several OF the enemy
cannon. Our troops Suffered but shsnt 1885, anu n0"
hold complete possession Of the town.
CoLoRPHoBA IN SEw-oRLEASs.
Tie admirers Of Slavery have always insisted that IN
the b..sed South there was prejudice against per-
or because of their color and from the thousand and
one shades Of complexion which time and crcumsanc-
ces have produced we must believe the boast 10 he
,rue But vet there is q prejudice, and even IN New
Orleans they have got "coored cars The Crescent
says: ,u-..,
for the guidance Of colored psople Certain OF sheh
cars are TO be marked outside th stars ana Ia the
coored persons Of both permitted to ride 10
the plsn cars only servants having charge OF children
or accor,paned by their istresses are pernlttsa u
travel By the LIST Of July the line 10 roland ssIee
| will he opeped, which will be great accommodation
| TO the residents Of the Third District.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
TEL q r. HIO.
THE ENEMY IN SOUTH CAROLINA

CHARLESTON, Nov. 2s.-The Courier Of this morning
says that skirmish took place near Buckingham on
Saturday last between the Conederates and the Fede
raj invaders. The Federas attempted to land, but
driven off one Of our men was slightly wounded by a
shell.
1t is reported that the enemy landed yesterday at
Benefits Point at the mouth Of Ashepoo river:
Four Federal steamers sheIed Otto Island, near St
Helena, on Monday, and then landed. They now hold
entire possession Of st. Helena Sound.
number of lights passed our bar on Monday night,
and presumed that the Federal fset were en- route
South. Perhaps they were portion or the whole of
The twenty old whalers" referred to in the New York
Herald Of the 25h inst.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
FROM GEN. FLOYD's DIVISION.

LYScHBURo, Nov 2s.-The Republican will publish to-
letter from prominent officer in Gen. Floydi
con mand dated at Camp Mercer Nov. 25b, which gives
tailed account Of movements since leaving Cotton
Hill A number Of skrmishes have occurred, some Of
which quite general in character; but in none Of
them did forces sustain but slight loss while the
enemy suffered greatly. We lost only few tents In our
retreat The command expect to 60 into winter quar-
tiers at Pserstown, In Monroe county The roads are
almost impossible and it is thought that neither the
Yankees or ourselves accomplish anything until
nnrt Snr,nn 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
THE ENEMY BELOW SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, Nov. 2S.-The papers of this morning
state tina, Fort Pulaski, yesterday, threw few shot
and shell at the camp Of the Federas Tybee island
which caused Bull Run stampede to safer quarters
that island.
There are now six Federal vessels inside Of the bar
and FIVE outside.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

FARO VS.. LAVA brief paragraph in this column, a
few days ago, has been singulary misconstrued The
"test which referred was one that would arise
IL at all as stdua to the present legal proceedings
We volunteered opinion whether the petitioners
not entitled to tho wrts applied for, but simply
affirmed in general terms that every man should have
and enjoy whatever rights are guaranteed to him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
Respectfully, Yours,
w. q. YGUNG.

vIxws or WILLIAM SxrrH 0'BRIEx--Mr. Smith 0'Bri-
On has through the columns ofthe Dublin Morning Nsrs,
addressed long letter. dated Dubn October L. TO OPP
tain Thomas Francis Aeagher on the American VAT
Mr. OBren deprecates the views taken BY Mr. Meagher.
who advocates the against the South and proceeds
to show that even suppong the Norherners were sue
cessfu they would not be able keep the conquered
8 ates 10 sui lection. Mr.. 0Brien Oilers bis own ser
vices mediator between the b.gsrent parties to %
sist In restoring peace.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

MAYoR's CoURr-Johu B. Hill, who stabbed Aaron
Haskn,, on Wednesday, for attempting to cowhide him
in one Of the public streets Of this city, before the
Mayor, yesterday and after hearing Of the case was
discharged the evidence showing that he attacked
by Haskins, aided by two other men, "backers" and
that be acted in self defence.
p p Redford charged with unlawfuy sssaulting lisa.
nc Lsany, was remanded for indictment by the Grand
Jury.
Mary Tbalheimer, charged with assaulting Ann W.
Bowers was required to give surety to keep the peace.
= Douglas slave charged with ftlonously stealing
gold chain from J. q. KUighng, examined and dis
charged
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
o1rY ITEMS.

VIRGINIA CISrRAL RAILROAD CoxrAsY.-The annual
meeting Of the Stockholders took place. last evening, al
the room formerly known as the 0dd-Felows' Hail.
The meeting was called to order by Mr.. John Wood,
Of Albsmare on whose motion Mr.. David J. Saunders
was called to the Chair and Messrs Garrett and Neither
land appointed Secretaries.
committee was appointed to ascertain II quorum
was present. and after examination reported that 6sl
votes we're present out Of 9l66-more than majority
Col. Z Fontaiue was unanimously reelected Presi.
dent OF the Company, and hessts John r. Woods and
N. B. Hill were reel c:ed Directors.
On motion OF Mr. Hunter, the President was directed
to open a correspondence with other railroad companies
ia the Confederate Sates in respect to the erection at
some suitable point Of machinery for the manufacture OF
railroad iron.
On motion Of Mr. Glaz abrook the meeting adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

CoRREorIos-The abstract in yesterdays paper of tho
points involved in the recently argued by hessrs
Glmer and Aylst in the Confederate Court contained
several anachronisms which merely refer to without
correcting. The report not prepared by the regu.
lar reporter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

CRY CoUScrL-A special meeting Of the City Council
viii be held this Afternoon for the purpose Of memor
azng the Legislature to legazs the issue ofsmal notes
| BY the city.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
FINDING OUT ruE rRUrH-A xIrIros OF MEN


TO BE RAISED.
The Washington correspondent Of the Chicago Times
winds up oOg complaint Of the way things have osen
managed with the following revelations;
What do ali these things proveg That suco are 20 DC
the suits OF al the battles that viii be fought!
means They merely prove tbs; the Administrator nas
hal vet proper conception Of tne masntuae OF tne
md that e baya been cursed hitherto with lot Of
iueompssnt Generals hueging the delusiye aacy that
there ia strong Union party at the South, who would
cooperate with the Union army The Administration has
nsvsr believed tina. the people Of the eleven seeded
States are uuanimoa1 10 their determination for
ever their connection with the Northern Stes. Blu, this
fact "a now TOO syilent be logger denied There is
authority for saying that the President and Mr. Seward
srs boh nos convinced that the South IA united az one
man in this attempt achieve for themselves separate
nationality and that 20 crush the rebellion and conquer
a peace il will be necessary to call forth the entire
sreagth Of the loyal States and put into the Geld at
o-ce not half million but million Of troops. Tais will
be urged IN The forthcoming Presidents message sine
g4a ROH for the successful prosecution Of the war.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

nEACHER-B0ARD..- Teacher, . graduate o. =
FEMALE COLLEGE with years ,xyience In some one
ss, su,bern college, desires board In spvats family 70 which
uiton on Piano. Meoieon guitar, viii be eompsn
satlon Beat rsferenca- Addreu, innenstep, ns =.
NE once Of thh paper. hes'-~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

NEW TRIAL.-The third trial of Harry Wash, indicted
for passing counterfeit coin was commenced yesterday
10 Judge Lyons court.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
HOW TO CURE BACON WITH LITTLE SALT.


DR.. Wm. D. Young,
DEAR SR:-Iu these times Of extreme Fcarcity Of SALT
you will confer kindness the public, in publishing
recipe you gave me for curing meat and making sau-
sage. Yours truly,
Col. j. H. MeCus,
DEAR SIR: I'm accordance with your request send
you the Recipe for curing bacon, and will state that
have been using for IL years Is requires bushel Of
salt to 900 to $500 lbs Of Pork. prefer the bacon
cured by this recipe to any have eaten and the
quality Of the bacon well as its economy must CON-
mend Ii to all at the present time.
Respectfully, Yours,
W. B. YOUNG.
To gallons water, lbs salt, ID OF sugar or pint
moases tea-spoonful saltpere-nix and after sprink
ag the Aesh side Of the hams in the salt pack 10 tight
barrel hams rst then shoulders lastly midings Pour
over the brine and enough to cover make another
draft Of the above and repeat till all is overwhelming
the meat in brine from to weeks according TO lie.
FoR SAUSAGE.
Take or 2 lbs brown sugar to 100 lbs meat mix with
pepper and salt and let water in contact with
the The sugar prevents the sausage from becom
ing strong.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

yEsY VALUABLE BUIDIyG LOT on Gary Street At luc
ton VIII upon II PREMISE, Thursday, De.
ccmber Sth, 1851, at O'Clock, r. M, thai yey
ysusbls Building o ng feet he south side Cary,
between and Poa,hee AID running back 100 feet
This lot being pleasant negborho ID renders particularly
desirable for private re idene-
;-0nehrd cash the balance and 10 months Tor
nego with Interest added and BY us ded
nof9-tds JAMES TAYLOR q SON, Auciioneefs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
sY aoppIN Z APPERsoN, AUeTf

OF THEE BEhUTIFUL
Ill Lots and Tenements, on Navy Hill. at the
Corner OF 5th and bnker streets.-As trustee In =
VIM and MD Gibson and Wives bearing date
1861 recorded Rct Bnsnss Court
BY reques: therein shall sell at public
iion the premises Monday, the I'd December 1851
most beautiful lot 10 the plan a Navy Hill having ont Of u
feet the vtt line Of 5 Street, running back on sosm
side Of Baker Street. 2l feet alley In common 10 fets
vide On recently been erected three very
handsome framed tenemen each containing Ave rooms besides
kitchen, te.
fourth cash. balance at 10 and is month. for ne
goabe notes added by Len the property
n poss",ds pau " A' n. T. Hownos, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
a UCTION SALE OF FARM, IN HANOVER

A UCTION SALE OF FARM. In HANOVER
a County. the Virginia Central Haflroad,
1 Miles from the City Of Richmond, contain
Ing from !. 900 TO 1.200 Acres, together with
AL the Perishable Properly Thereon, Consist-
Large variety.-At the request Of James T. cut
Eq shs SELL public suction The premises on
"WEDNESDAY the 18th day OF December ls6 al ii o'clock A.
Nf.r u not, f fa day thereafter the large and vslus
bic farm located a above called Mount Peani on which Mr.
resided The tract contains nom 600 70
acres which 100 10 woods and the
open land portion OF VIII Oh 100 bushels OF wheat have been
seeded budn the place AMPLE for the seeommo-
dsaou Of large family plat and OF the land VII be
for the and the VIII be sub divided ITO
such be deemed mot udci u.s. In add
ton to the buildings there erist Mil attached 70 Tie
place Mail abundance on the lsnd 90 that Ia In
readily at hand She place helxhy and Tie
nshborhood eIcelent The Virginia Central Ralrcsd runs
through estate and the depot a Hanover Court Hsue one
nile distant
,te save will be iod Among the personal properly
there 10 coo raTres Corn, 600 rounds dder 10 head
Of Cattle Sheep II Mules Homes 30 hogs together Win All
he Farming Implements Household fupiture &c MI tutton,
residing on The estate will pleasure In showing 70 sdde
riIng consideration the heatint Of the place Us eonveH
ercs 70 Market offers peculiar advantages " persons reads
n Rchmt 70 posses themselves Of Farm vihn one hour
ID. BY railroad where they spend hssunnsn with nsr
families n -, :,
TERss For the land one fourth cash. balance and
ye,s bearing interest," the same payable hall yearly
ecured By tse esae all sums under
$50 cash. amount months credit for approved eaoor
ed negotiable paper. ,., n,x,s,v 49,.
nt26-tdi eoDDiN HrEAooH' Asss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
A CAR d.

~ OM Editorials that have appeared the columns OF the Er
amiue with reference my brother Governor Of yr
Ia 30 I'M ~ DANIEL Bsnddcous slsnder,r ard
awaited In III, city since Taesd last for the
purpose meeog him. and unable do H posi-
lion such deoss from resorlng chsenge (hs being
1nder bJnds keep the pea andI pubh him liar,
who has like magnsn. coward as he Is presumed upon the
fact that the Governor OF Virginia could meet hin equal
terms. II. LETCHsR.
Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

UyHE Fourteenth Annual Meeting OF the
sockhoiters Of the Richmond and Danyie Earoad WIN pc
hid 10 hi, city on WEDNESDAY,, 18th December next
nois-td THos W. BRocKINBRoUGH, sect'y
Know All MEN bythese Presents, That me
undersgnedt 10 hereby constitute and appoint aeorney
Tor sndl name 70 vote al questions that
NAV be brought before uee Of the stockholders OF the Rich
mond and Danvine Railroad Company, 70 be held At on
the day or al any ADJOURNED meeuhs
.hsr.of hereby ratf,ie szid attorney In tho
oremissi a fully sN present and voting In person
In tssilnouy .hsrsot have hsreunto AnSsd hand
,HE formed partnership for the purpose
OF Recovering the Of slaves taken and other properly
iestroyed BY enemy In Eastern virginia They viii give
oroIapt TO entrusted their For terms
e apply e Col cHAs MALLORY, at Yorktown or 70 no.
MONTAGUE Jamaica, Mddesex county, I'LL the loth Of
NOVEMBER Anu A''' "'' '' CHARLES K MALLORY,
.-,6-u 10. L MONTAGUE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
ooxxxRoIlL.
onfcs or sra hOsrorD wnu, Nov. %. 10

orrcs or sza naroxp wna Nov qs. 1881.
Richmond MARKRfs, Nov. IS. 1885,
~ 7ef figures feprsssns generally s tchossaIs quotd
as~s
Arrtr-ws quot. selected .. ,sxesx sS Pipplns ssXe
~; Ordinary tG5
Baeos |, Arm ai rs cu for Hog Round
Bunn-Jhe market better supplied than has been for
tine ps,t bus holders sin $3.50 eta for prime. Prices
however, cannot be maintained at these figures.
pxuD y,ur-Appis selling at ei2:cise bus; Peaches
39ssH.
PIixsxrD may nov be quoted at Z! % Pbus
HAY Timothy tls5; Clover o. rs. Bsled Oats siio
Onions are LIVER We quote At 70ss 2 Dbl
PorAroIs Irish 81 Clio . bus.
sBD-we quote Clover siS bushe Nothing doing In ether
kinds
BAnKr-we quote At sIt0 . bus.
Co.'s We quote At 70 cts . bus.
Youa Holders are asking GI5f7 for supefne; $50 Lr
Extra, and ts0s 80 fr Family.
MILL IEkD HIS iergone change for tine past We
quote Bran 1861 shorts 20 cent? Brown strr IS cen Ship
snr 80 cts.
OARS are dem,nj do no, hear Of any TRANSACTIONS
RYE may be quoted at 30 ets.
wHEAr-hs mArke, Is firm ct 81 1901 IS for prime Red and
White.
eNOcfars, LQuORs, ETC., generally unchanged.
NASHVILLE MARX Its. Now IS, 1861.
continues lis upward and fully 81 per tb
her the close Of last week We gate supe hne at va
Oln being demanded Sack of 9s lbs from u 80
ey 'aJ and night to Gil h. cont with the Govern men'
Oar Flour make; has occupied singular position the pI.;:n.
With New oIiesn. and eorrsPopSns ADVANCE The come
NOT 1ynpsiise With New lsar because We have
snIsG: 70 M back sR0n and ms Government agents mere
The high price demanded wheat
elr prices 10 .qo cents Lgls than last .k agure'
Mederra 81 455O per buhe and have heard Of con
dersbe transactions az the eu.de figures We ncn, 70 The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

LLp.rson. having claims against the estate Of s sss
ned de:eased are regretted 70 present them 10 The
Tor Indebted TO he estate are re
'1 GEO X. CRUTcHPEID,
no1s r0~ Executor o sarah CTut HELD. decd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
MOST IN DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-

A MOST DEsIRABLB COUNTRY hksi'
DINcE p r SALE Oh RENT.
AGRA MIRA CARLTON vshe, TO sell, or rent her iarm,
MI within Richmond, containing 100 acres lana,
Tell adapted 70 marketing purposes The land Hes We bs
farming eondton. The place heay'
md il conyt "A sat to churches schools and mills Al,
There an abundant supply Of god wood and timer on ne
ann 1here Il lot sdjolnrg which can be ooast
The building. sufficiently comnodoos 70 az
co ais'ass gnu Dr. W. y. GAINES, d
M.snss, n, ". Nov q,1s6l Mrs. MIA L. CAiIros
no?-clm uroasn VIC nie..-o.e, :. =.
VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
a auctIon.-ty authority Of the last VII ana ,et,s
ment OF William Clements deceased shall, on mUNpA, '
iCh day Of Decenber hs residence Of The said s
uts called In the county OF Furry sell pSDe
suction valuable estate containing eSh acre,
Instance OF James river The Land is highly improved and me
sldns, ,mnIe Tor the accommodation large family mostly
new aud bu the materials The dEehnf houfe aee
and but Of nness timber and recently painted Vim
\ -,
aid deced,nt consisting Of household and kitchen turnars
farming horses mules cattle hogs and shef properly
tedious 70 mention L.. s,o a.. ...h I'll,
% requred all ten do, credit Of nine monhs
Ear bord sucient surety FOR the real estate eo'
me two and three years. With sueien personal surety
and deed OF trust on me land NO pro-
err 70 be removed until the terms Of sale are compiled v
10" JACOB oLRhEhTs, Ext
- IA. Of VIM Clements, deed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
FUyHE next sesion Institution VIII begin October
and expected correspond In all respects 70 thoss Of for
The same faculty VIII remain
will heretofore and the same liberal paronage
from hi. section and the south d hoped for.
H decided give 70 the daughters OF volunteer
the service Of the Confederate state tuition In The hngnn
Catalogues may be found at all the Bookstores.
sss-tf oHAA T. WINSTON, President
Emory AND HENRY COLLEGE,
WARRINGTON CO., VA
HE Spring Institution will begin the 9th Of Jan
Bosrd can be bad at go per month"; the Boarding Hail.
at sis per month, in private families
THOSE expecting requeedo notify The undertign
ed Immediately Gu other charges sre:
To ton, FIR month";. ,.....tlo TO $500
Rael and charge for Jantor go
q All payable in advance,
ons' INFORM 'A'A Can " l. Willy. Prs.'.
no12-ti5 yeb Emory 2. o.,vs.
~ MISS ~. NJ A5aks.
A. her residence, Isl strse, between Clay and harhsn
sep ST.
MIR. LEFEBvRE's SCHOOL,
EIcaaosD vI I.,a N 4. Is, A., =, oso
be 1861 for the reception both Of BOardss and Day scaoi
'F. =; :; p.rteal."' apply to HUBERT !, Lr,rsvna
Gated BY Mr. Lefebvre city Richmond, propo
Terms per session Of ave months:
Primary Ensiih branches ................slo 20
Higher English branches ................ 10
Irench .....''......'.''.'...''..'''
Music on the Piano.. ............. 200
Board can be had in convenient and respectable .ns, for N
Daughters Of Volunteers the service Of the country win be
educated gratu'tousy eho. W NV jill:
Ashland, Sept 10, 1851. SCI e-eu
SCHOOL WANTED "A gentleman Of siI years ex,eh
= epce In teaching the classics Mathematics and comm Eng
OBTAIN Family School References siyen and requ,d Ad
iress 'P O." Povhatsn oourtHou.e. Va oels CIV
SITUATIONS WANTED.
TWO Virginia ladies desire situations teachers pri ate
french and the English branches and had four Is
hence The other teaches Music, French and the sngi
satisfactory testimonials given and required.
sAssdrs.S;' Oar. o, Hun, James. rehu ond. Va.
RUNAWAY.
ywENTY DOLLARS KEwARo win be paid for the delivery At
NEE or At our MIL 10 h.nchs.ter o. ar sbseo,dse
slave Dick Bryast Dick about feet lne,e, high light
mock coat dark paniaioons and black Russia
n;ga-iv DUNLOP nokcUsE 90:
VANNRR1 OIL.-9O bbh for sale to arrive ~
nv THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
d PROCLA Ma Ti0H-whereas vacancy has occurred. In
he representation Of In the General Asse
DIV By the resignation Of jaws g. PAxros the Senator for tue
O,tct c,npased counties Of Bath, and Roei
Bridge therefore, John Leher, Goyernnr Of the Comacn
wealth Of vgns do hereby the shen OF the said couo
lie, 10 hold elections respective counties the 2h day
q December next xsenstor TO all the vacancy soes
s,si Of the oomnonvealth al Richmond this 18th day
~ November, d. 1861, and In the ssh year Oh me oon-
nonvearh. ,ouv ,rrcur,
By the Governor:
GEoiox v. MryroRD, -
Secretary Of the Comnonuealth
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The people Of these counties generally express them
selves a. having had enough Of reba rule aud are urg
Ing the Federal authorities to allow trade with them to
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1861-04-19

Quinnn- - 5of y W 81
ton SC ; ~ = OF \ f
.t1-i ~ - - W
IS. Ikof 8 F. ISL . ~ B. 10 l6 "a
= a r.. = Of 5. T.. al
J. +. n : ". '4ol ,.,oi,eI,,I,.|,o.
$ V y Z fssf 9f s 5 n s. Al. AZ io e 5 q 20 20
L. B. LASSITER.
| FAY collector of JaspPr County.
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gOstry.



From the shining strand OF childhood.
ships went sailing, long sEo,
Laden with the richest treasures
Whieh my H. art can ever kn ",
Thoughts as pure As morning DEVELOPS.
FancieS like the rainbow gay,
Dreams as sweet as iairy music,
Hopes ss blithe - birds in Nay,
But though have long been searching,
Youth's lost treasures ne'eT are found;
And send forth other ventures,
But they all are outward hound
Outward bound. across the ocean,
vhieh 50 many leagues is spread;
Noturpie "a enc water,
Mars q q tracy o'er WHICH they sned.
Vsinly watch I for their coming
Vsinly scan the swelling main,
And fear those fairy vessels
Viii not meet my gaze again.
When 1 call, there Is no answer,
Eeho only mocks the sound,
Not sail ia the horizon
For they all were outward bound.
None come hack with golden cargoes,
None with troPic fruits appear,
From the islands where Life's noon-tide
Makes - summer all the year.
soon the shades Of night will gather,
soon Lifs's sky Re overcast
And til n. looking 20 the Future,
shall hal forget the Past.
when my bark shHl leave its moorings,
when l. to-. am outward bound,
IN Eternity's c.lm heaven
nv lost treasures shall be found