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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
OF MAILS AT NASH.
WILLIE.


Washington Ol Virginia North Carolina south 9srSIns
tSnoogR RSilroas, atBH o'clock NJ -
North and Ma Mails, via kashve and Louisville
Railroad, day, 81 ocloekS r NJ
and 4 0 CLOCK, A "a Way Malls 4 L 4 B. daily
Southern OTleanG Heph ArkanS2s Texas Gno
Mississippi, arrive daily 81 * e'elock, u.
snitV e and Lebanon, Way kails aEZVe
daily, except Sunday, At ~ o'clock NJ
SmitnlSnd, pkihsville and portion OF s0utheTn Aen
Shelby and mails, AonaAy WEDNESDAY
and friday at n O'Clock, N.
West Tennees via Huntingdon WHvy and ohATlStts, tn
weekly, Sunday, Wednesday and kTiday, II oleA a n
Liberty, Hill, ssWars Ferry, weekly, ThurSdAy
ct IL O'Clock A, n
OsntreTIe via Vernon and PInsvOOd South Harper and
oIEr1Yils, via sycamore Mills, Whites Bend, a., weekly
day, at IL O'Clock NJ
DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Prom Nashville 70 Chattanooga, Warrington, Baltimore
Philadelphia New York. and New ngAnd States de
pGTta At O'Clock NJ.
way Mail for Georgia, Carolina, North Carolina and
Southern Virginia, leave Chattanooga Railroad at O'Clock
Ea.aVIIs to Louisville, departs at o'clock, P Nj
Mali for Indians Northern Illinois, Virginia, Missouri
Michigan and Northwestern States departs oelOek NJ
Nashville Decatur via franklin and Columbia and other
wy Offices, depart at 3 O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville to Lebanon daily, except Sunday departs al
O'Clock II. ALSO offices tie and beyond Lebanon ~
o'clock NJ.
Nashville to OlsrksVilIsi departs at 81 o'clock An,
EOT Southern Kentucky, departs at 51s NJ
NASHVILLE ShelbyYes NoensVle and TTtune, tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at o'clock A a.
Nashville Huntington, via Charlotte WaVerlyS ri Eesk
ly, Monday, Wednesday and Friday ct 2 O'Clock ~
Nashville to Liberty via steWartG Ferry HuddlsstOne
Reads, Rural Hill &c weekly, Thursday At II O'Clock NJ
Nashville to oeRtTsvlle via flank, Fernons PineHood &e
Tuesday and Friday, At O'Clock H.
Nashville 70 olsrkEyls via Sycamore Mills weekly, friday
q o'clock P. n.
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Il AM nov receiving ana EEsoEtasnt Of
GAITERs, BOOTS AND sHOIs.

BROOKS & ORR's q neNAU GIFTS
@PooL ooTToNs all Asss In BLACK, Write ard eOlOr
HOWL SEWING MACHINE oTkroH,
marIS-H d UIion street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09

NASHVILLE POST OFFICE.
kOpens Gt6K O'Clock a. NJ. oloses St7k P NJ
Opens oSSsi a Al y SS CLOCK 2. H.
PARTIES mailing Letters must put them in the 0ce beiOL
schedule hours 70 their immediate departure they VII
Esnan in the Ohioe twenty fORrs hours
Gpll2-H W. D. AcNIsH z. n.
Cash Arrangement.
an and after July LIST, 1901 haue agreed sell iron
U such other sstces As We keep, Tor Cash Sgly.
a liberal discount will be allowed
WOODS, YEATMAN & 90,
HILLMAN RRoTHRRs
upsQFdRUIm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
NO. 81 BROAD STRERr,

H manufacturing EI horse power portable steam Engines,
suitable for printing Offices, plantation and whore
mall engines required Price 5000
Stationary Steam Engines from ten to thirty horse power At
prices rstIass engine be furnished We
prepared to all orders for Engines and MIL Machinery Of thu
fastest improved patterns notice Casting made iron
stock patterns our Mills circular sash and Huly
Saw Nils unTValied oT strength durability and economy
ofPoWsg
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
and experienced vormen uPns set work Whsn Do
sired.
Constantly hand full assortment Of cAStln usually kept
at Foundry. An experienced pattern maker and drSman b
employed Working drawings, specifications, plans and ed
mates furnished On application.
one and SALES Room At 50 Broadway Nashville Tenn
june22-dn
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Notice
N EOEIVED nom W. B. sery the 4h day Of pr last
4, the follOEing lot Of grOceriesi
Bags Coffee. bbls Sugar,
keT Rice, bbls MolAsSes,
Il bags Salt
osnsgned Wyatt MOng, Rys Lsdding, Tennessee Isr
ear Of b OoWen,
ne wall please forward, charges and pay Tor
this advertisement and bis Goods they will e solo g IGT
ebeyVes 4 OOWEN,s
WsVsTly LandlD Z, TSaa Razsbonm Ma
NzsRS-tEkW2UaS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
GOLD MEDAL PIANOS !

KXII PcAssd learn that At the great @WaFd Ha
Wv held this month the city Of Macon, GsoFHa the enter
PTising Baltimore Firm, VIM KnAhs Co., awarded the
First Premium all cOmpetsn for their celebrated CON
MEDAL This Fair being held under the direction Of the
Southern Cotton Plz1ts ASS eston, large and influential
body the importance attached reOeVngE he hoRO
Of their Fair, learn uDGSua CON
petition on tie part many the Piano Forte hAnufActurcu
Of the country Several hns Instruments exh
tom hut after patient and thorough examination Of their
respective merits judges unanimously decided that the
from the Mandatory Of Wm. 90, the "ESOS
SiO. ~ and awarded the Medal EccordinEly
Without wishing to appear nvduous, will add that the
tprise public spirit and unng energy with which the Hess
knRbe conduct their business ene them eminent degree
r. all the honor and which they have achieved IN their
line Lavish the expenditure Of time and produces
ksr Quality Piano and advertising extensively 10 make
their establishment known they their reward in the
oD Of large and constantly increasing business and the furh
qualification Of knowing that whenever and wherever
ton the order Of e day, judges uniformly sir
Pianos to be Sun, Of December cd,
1860.
Ps-A supply Of the above bsns received BY A. H.
Mcclure 80 Union street, the sale Agent hdds TsnneESes
who will sell at our factory prices
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A Fine Country Residence For Sale.
HAVING determined to carry ny Negroes to the ssHkA
III ROuth, viii sell about Three or -Four -
Hundred Acres Of Land bsing part Of
the tract upon which reGide situated on q cesS
COED Turnpike Road, about thirteen miles frcm
NSShVs, In Of the best neighborhoodS Will -aA.Asa
iamssn county Soil equal any the State For pertcu
lars apply TO the premises 10 A " s. Ldseyi IN
Nashville Sep9-dt ?. /. P6BKINf.
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Lest Trunk.

EINAKENf rom the Depot OF the Nashville Decatur Rail
Too on Broad street, Travelling Trunk covered
With Linen and marked the end Dr William Nioho
Nashville liberal reward wiz he gVen returned to the
FTeiEht Agent, or any other OHhcer Of the COMPANY
" ON PERKINS,
toneIo-H General Superintendent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09

PIANOsI mUsIeI

EAANOSl MgSACl
Z An n5s rsesiyinE ny Fan stook Of Pis1ofsrtr
iolioWing Factories, Which win Be he larga1t sEi
the city Btsiuvay 4 sons, A. a. Gale q o., HaYu.
Ha1letO1 Brothers, Wa Kauble 4 Co.. Peers 1nd
4 Bradbury, and sOebelleF aehmidt. an Of Whick
Rt mail advances On ooa for oash negotiahls pep
new End popaiAr nnzie luEf reesiEsd, togstbor vita
ViOIins, flGtas, DFums. Bras Instrumsnls, As POI
q soms - ne" q nunbar IS. Jas A. No
nsptlG-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09
sPALDLNpS PREPARED GLUg

6PALDLNGS PREPARED CLUB
meets all such seZenciS and hs9Shod aEsrd 70 Be
gholt IT, It elysys Fssy and up to the sticking point
neer helses dolls and broken cradles. 1t Is Just article
oF cone SHE'LL sRd ohsr ornamental work. popular With
dies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation used cold being chemically held
In solution and Possessing s the valuable qualities Of
bne makers Clue It may be used in the place Of ordinary
nuetlage, being vastly NOSE adhesiVs.
"HUSEFUL IN EVERY HOUSEssS
B--A Brush accompanies each bOtls. PRIos, IS ceut
R1oIsIaIs DsPOt, No. 40 CeaGr Street, Men YOsk.
Address HENRY o. SPALDENG q co.
Box No. $500 New York
Put for Dealers Cases containing four eight and twelve
doEenA beautiful LhogyAph Hbouc4Fd accompanying sach
package.
III single bottle oE ssIEDIEss PREPARED aLrE viii say,
Sold BY S prominent satoners, Druggists Hardware ana
Furniture Dealers, GFoeerB and Fancy Stores.
Country merchants should make note OF spAULDTssE Pan
PARED when making their list twill stand any climate
jEn9 d tEkWly
SOIice to Merchants and shippers
NAM. q. ORDER is the through Freight Agent Of the
w Memphis and Charleston Railroad Msmphls and ali
goods consigned TO him At Memphis will foFsarded free
shAgre, except drsyAgs
WN.H. GRIDER.
gBBRREgCEss
g A NesL, EyINs MeORoRY 4 %
L4HIEA palCLRu, TERAs8 BEoTHAE
iuns2I-d2w&
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Lard, Lard, Lard,
lust received per steamer Nashville choice lot of Lar
al In 50 lbs kegs For family use, for sale by
49, JAADs AoL4pGaLIN co.,
isHpS-H ....-.s Ne. Market street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09

Hungarian Grass Seeds,
SNnA SACKS Hungarian GFass Seeds, for sale By
e1NIU JAMES NLAUGHLIN 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09

Ana Arss,.' lppsusus snd oA,zIoaB sfsvOs5 d.
Esv Yea BnIs STIPULATED n S1sry InssAsos, Al Cos
dags.
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION
COMBS g. MARTIN
CHoSSS.TIES WANTED.

Church Street, below FosI-UIEeS.
f.bA-f
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NOTICE. -rl
ENRoM and sitter this date will sell Feed and Produce az
JAMES MLAueHLlN 4 co.,
may2e-H No HaTkst .fpe.l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09

PURIFIED COAL OIL.
EB o. toe bes articles Of burning Oil offered Tor sale
IN the city. AlsTge supply en- hand and for sale By
STRETCH 4 FORBES,
fsS23-d Cor. Of 0silege and Uaien streets
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-09

DAOoN Lard Buctvhsat TiOur and supplies gs9sI
ID H,B COMBS &MAKfIK,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
se--5ei D:so1ses to zas Patrlos.
RICHMOND, Dec. 70, 1861.

RICHMOND, Dec. 10, 1861.
Mr.. Faulkner mas arrived at Norfolk.
There is an unusual suspension OF specie
payments by the Northern banks.
VIM. P. Byrd, of Augusta, Ga, arrested
here early in September as a spy, has beer
released, the Examiner says, from favorabte
representations in his behalf by FL. G. Bur-
nett, member of Congress from Kentucky.
Minister Adams demanded his passports
upon the issue of the Queens proclamation.
The effect of the news in New York was
great, causing fall Of per cent. and a de-
probation of to 6 per cent. on all stocks.
Federal securities fell missouri fell .
Sterling advanced to 1l0a111. Breadstufs
much frmer. Cotton was generally with
drawn from the market. Aiddlings ~ cents.
Saltpetre advanced Is cents.
The tone of the Northern press is univ ar
sally for war; England must be humbled;
"war is inevitable"
AUGUSTA, Dec. l9.-The Savannah Repl5-
zioGn this morning says cargo Of !. $50 sacks
of coffee arrived at Confederate port this
week.
The Neus has dispatches from Charleston
that four of the enemy's gunboats sscended
the North Edisto Inlet Tuesday afternoon nd
anchored opposite Rockville, st. Johns IL.
land, so miles from Charleston, and shellsd
the camp of the lst South Carolina regiment,
and under cover of fire, landed large force.
The Carolinians fell back four miles to the
Brick Church.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

AS to the new aet that Congress must make
Mr. Lincoln has not clearly indicated ALI
characteristics. The 7spss and the Rsrald, the
.7oatraal and Tribune are rubbing their eye
balls. - -7A-
In the murky political skies, storms are
brewing, and it will soon be demonstrated to
sone hundred million war debt can be eT
ploded
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
gg Jeleeraph.
Special Dispa.-h 70 The Sassrslls PrTs.t
Later From Europe.
The Mason and SIidelI Excite
ment Continues.
Napoleon Offers his Services as Mediator.
England and France about TO Recognize on
independence.

RICsAoNp, via New Orleans, u c. H.
The Norfolk Day Book has extracts from the
Baltimore Sun and New York Herald Of the
10th. Each paper publishes the late foreign
news
HALIFAX, Dee. I5-Ibe Europa has ar
rived with Liverpool dates OF The 30th, and
via Queenstown the 81, where she was de-
tanned iii Monday, by the Government.
The Queens messenger is on beard with dis
patches 10 Lord Lyons. On the 30th Her
Majesty held private council at Windsor,
where three OF Her Msjesty's ministers we're
present, previous To which the same minis
teTs attended a Cabinet council at Lord
Palmerston's official residence. The Lon
don Times has no hope that the Federal
Government will comply with the demands
of England. English journals are very Bit
ter and hostile
Lord Lyons instructions. in which the
cabinet IS said 10 he unanimous, are explicit
and determined. Tae London Pos SAYS an
acknowledgement of tho error and surrender
Of the prisoners will % received with loy ,but If
the Federals fail 70 u, 80. no man in Ing
land viii blind h5s eyes 10 the alternative
that Engiand must do her duty. The Inns
Teasserts chat it hiss been Stewards policy to
force 4 quarrel with England, and calls for
energetic military movements in Canada.
The TTRes predicts three things will INN di-
stely fJlIow the outbreak. viz: The
destruction @; he Southern blockade
-
ports and the recognition OF the Southern
Confederacy. The Paris Payie argues clear
IL that France VIII side with England. and
recognize the Southern Confederacy Liver
pool gives rumor that Napoleon has bsen
proposed as arbitrator between England md
the United States.
LIvERpoor.-Cotton inactive; declined
half penny.
Still LATER-CAFE RACE, Dec. l5.-Ths
City of Washington, from Liverpool, via
Queenstown, on the 9TH. has arrived.
The excitement in reference to Mason aud
Slidell continues undated.
The Paris Tempe repeats the statement that
Napoleon has tsndered his services as media
tor.
The Paris PafT1s has Official foresbadowiug
of the disposition OF France to recognize the
independence OF the Southern Confederacy
if England sets the example.
A large number OF English naval vessels
have been ordered to be ready for Immediate
commission. Several were loaded with mill
tary stores, destined for Canada.
The Queen issued a proclamation forbid
| ding the expectation of arms, powder, lead.
and all materials for making powder. The
New York Herald urges the North TO put
her harbors and COSTS in thorough state of
| defence. Cotton advanced in New York to
So cents for middling.
NORFOLK, l9.-AlI was excitement md
| JOY last night on reception OF tbs European
news. Bonfres. rockets. Ee.. were display
ed.
The Privateer Sumter escaped from The
Iroquis, and is again at sea- Gen Sherman :,
successor to Anderson. in Kentucky, is pro-
nounced insane
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

MORE ATTExPrs TO FIRE THE CITY.-We
learn that there were three more pnsuccess.
full attempts to burn the city last night, and
also one false alarm; which brought cut
promptly the fire department.
We also understand that negro man was
captured by the guard, lying concealed in
close proximity to one of the torches, which
he bad doubtless applied to an Clubhouse, but
which was discovered in time to save the pro-
perty. he was lodged In the guard house.
-Aontgomery Nail, 14fh.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

The Souh Carosinian was informed by ses-
cral passengers from Cbarleston.1 that the
LINCOLN blockading deet of the bar fired a
.aIute of thirty or more guns, IN their fend-
ish ioy at the CONGREGATION of the city. If
,sis be so, il seems evidence of Lincoln emis-
..riee having been engaged in the diaboicei
and eowardly arson OF the homes of women
and children In the absence OF their husbands
ana fathers who had gone out boldly to give
Rattle TO the invaders of their soil, sal LOT
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20

Shine Christians pray on their knees Sun
day, and on their neighbors the rest Of the
week,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-20
gen. Jen. Thompson'. proclamation.

GEN. Jeff. Thompson's Proclamation.
HEADQUARTERS 1sT MILITARY DIS. NJ. S, e.
New MADRID. Dec. II, 1861.
Fellow Soldiers and Citizens Of the 1st Military Dis
tricf Of Missouri
You have read our Governors appeal. How
do you respond? Will not the brave men
who have done so much work. and gained so
much credit during the past six months, rally
around the nag he so beautifully describes
and maintain the reputation which our friends
so kindly award to us Come, all speak ut
once and let your laundering voices strike
terror to the hearts of those who think we
can be conquered, or who think the hardships
we have passed through have chilled our rs-
iSiotism, or changed our principles.
= will be with you, through veal or woe,
and the authorities will give me such position
as You desire whether it be among you with
my musket on my shoulder, or at your head,
leading you as l have done, will be as you
may wish, so do not hold back on my ac-
count. -L-L
Our commanding generals have promised
me that may keep th field all winter, and
not be peuned up behind embankments. /
will be allowed to roam through our district,
wherever l may be needed, and have per-
mission, that whenever see a head, may
hit it." -z Cs
/ have told them that your brave hearts
shall be my breastworks, aud 8 fair field and
clear sky my fort. n @
have ample preparations 10 clothe and
equip all who may enlist, and on the day
mentioned in my general order No 62, will
expect you. Citizens from other States, who
desire to serve with us, will be welcomed.
N. JEFF. THOMPSON,
~ > ~ Brig. Gen. Commanding.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
The Reign Of Despotisn,.


The difficulties of holding in subjection a
free people, are beginning to develop them
selves moro and moro every day, even to the
infatuated wretches who have j,laugurated tho
reign of despotism. We have only to look at
Washington City to form some idea of the
anxietics, embarrassmcnts and troubles, which
attend usurped power. With a standing
army Of from 35 to 10000 men, with the
capitol and every public building harricadea
and held by mcrccnary troops, theauthorities
live in constant dread of some terrible catas-
trophe. Lincoln is said to sleep no two
nights together in the same bed. Old Scott
himself has abandoned his own private resi-
dcncc, for the barracks of tho War Depart
mcnt. All overwhelmed with a sense of the
enormity OF their crime, in invading the pub
lie liberty, they seem to regard every decent
looking man and woman as their personal enc
my, and are haunted with apprehensions, of
assassination A letter from Washington to
Chicago paper, Gays:
Thore are soi,c lady scccssionists at our
boarding house, ono of whom has twice, in
my hearing, said she wished she was a SUR
gcon to some of the Northern regiments, sho
would give 'em strychnine.''
This, whether true or not, indicates tho
suspicion which pcryades the Yankee mind,
with respect to the feelings Of tho citizens of
Washington. A Washington correspondent
of the New York Tribune tcstiies to tho
same sort of uneasy sensation among the in-
vadcrs. He says: srS
Horc we are with rs, 900 soldiers III and
about tho limits, many Of them u,accustomed
to the rigid discipline Of garrison and camp,
in population one fourth Of whom are .rcbels
in their hearts, and would hail tho sacking of
the city, if their own property was spared, ,tby
Jefferson Davis. Good citizens do not object
to martial law, and thoss who do oppose 1t,
justly incnr the suspicion of boing dlisaffeotcd
to the authorities. The Union feeling that
is the term fashionably used to express a sort
of hybrid lowering between secret treason
and a superficial support of the laws, ,I.-iss of
the same general average with the. sentiment
of like name in Maryland It is vocal and
vociforons in the presence of shouldercd mus.
kets, but quernlous and grdmbiing when tho
subdaing influence is removed. 1t ID not to
DO trusted, unless with the presence 81, e,s
overawing forco. =, IS 4 Is s.s 3
We havcoaly to start these sgretches on Siio
trot, to have the whole population sof WASH,
ington and Maryland rising as ono man ID
butcher thom. y y slEl So " tS IS b S3ss
BgKoRE you mako d friend, casa peslsef
ssltWith him. IS a t3g
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-06-08
00MlMW 1NQGA1rOD DMS.
FOR THE COURIEn.
g President Davis Proclamation.

Mr.. ES'itor In your Courier of the 1st,
there is q !" Proclamation Of our excellent
President, DAVIS, which is most certainly
written i'll spirit to be esteemed by all the
christians--nay, by all good citizens. We
hope aud trust that it will be "known and
read of oN men," not only at the South, but
by our enemies ut tho North, and in Europe.
The plain; straightforward language, and the
hnmblo, unassuming spirit--thc trust in God,
the reliance entirely on Ills grace and poccr,
and the freedom from malice, revenge, and
bloodthirstincss ca speedy, just and honora-
bic peace being simply the end in vicw)-thc
recommendation to humble ourselves before
Cod as n pcoplc--all this is emincntly calcu-
lated to do great good to our cause every
where. And VIC ao most sincerely hope that
," the 18th day of June next" will be most
strictly and dcvoutly observed by all of every
dcgrcc--high and low, rich and poor-cven
by thu bond as well rs the free for arc they
not also concerned in our present perilous
condition +? And we all have this promise to
encourage us in SO doing In all thy ways
acknowledge him, and he shall. dtr~ct tiv
pahs;" Proverbs, Chapter 3, verso g.; be-
sides many, many others in tho Holy Scrip
lures. at NIL times and seasons, and in nll
ages of tho world, our God, cvon tho grcnt
Iam," has always ordered all things " nc
cording to tho counsel Of His own WILL" and
also has ever been, and is now the bearer of
prayer. Wh:!c !Io ooftainiy Knows what we
need before we ask Him, yet He requires of
us to mako tic request. "Thus saith the
Lord God, l will yet for this DC cnquirea oy
by the house of Israel to do for them; I
will increase then, with men like a flock -
Ezekiel, chart. SO, verse 81. And how many
examples have we in Sacrcd History of victo-
'y being given to people by God in answer
topraycr2 Even in cases like that mentioned
in che goth Chaptcrof Judges, where Gods
aid was sought three times, and yet he allowed
Ills people to be defeated twice succcssiyels--- 5
(for their past sins)--yct He gave them the
rictoy in the end. In the same way it may
he possible that God for our past sins may
allow us to be overcome and humbled for
Willie; yet, most aasured!y, if wo repent of
our sins, humhling onrselyes ;as q 7,eople be.
fore Him. He will turn unto us, and give us
His Almighty aid in tho end. And elf God
DC for us, who can be against us ~ / Let us,
then, one and all, obey onr President, rcmcm-
bcring that v.,. m
prayer makes the darkoncd cloud withdraw,
Prayer climbs the ladder Jacob saw,
Gives exercise to faith and love, i
T. Brings every blessing from above ~
KY HENRIETTA.