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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-03-13

JSo n. CLARK wh. h fUsaGNasox.
CLARK & BURLINGTON, si;a&
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
:.l- WiiMinxton N. c., afa.
WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION. TO AtA
w cOnsignments of =. zs.s-,- i.ss'4 58F
Cotton, Naval stores, Flour, Bacon.
- Timber, &C., &c, ,sf2 sl!t,
and other country produce either for sale or shipment
Ny Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for the reception Of produce either BY Railroad o. RaysH
enables ne to make my charges light Also rexplsr d
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Hair, &c. ,S
Refers to H. 4. SAVAGK,.-ss4
Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear, wilmington, n &.
- - JOHN DAWSON,
President Wilmington Branch Bank Of N G.
- ~ q : l. - ..,,-.- VII JONES'. ssIiy
Cashier Raleigh Branch Bank Of Cape Hsas,s
November ls, 1850. l6-vly.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
VOL l---NO Is

lay before .he President your lei-
Ter oil Yesterday, ASKING 70 be re.
leased. under the recent at OF
Congress. In separating from
YOU, | can not refrain from ex-
pressing my deep regret that your
health, shattered by long service
aad repeated wounds received IN
your conniy's defense. render It
necessary lor yol 10 retire from
Your high position al this NO
mealoas period OF our history.
Alihoa n you are MOTTO remain
IN active service. ] yet hope that
while / con,iaue in charge of this
Department. over which | now
preside, | shall at all times be
permitted to avail myself OF the
benefits OF your counsel and sage
experience. Ii has been my
=. Z .eHaae - njay pe-soaal
acluainanee with yol Tor over
thirty years, and the pleasant re-
lations Of that long time have
been greatly strengthened by your
cordial and entire corporation in
al the great undertaking. which
have occupied the Department
aad conyulsed tie country for the
last six months In parting from
you, | can only express the hope
.hstamercllul Providence, which
las p sie ted ) on in 50 many tri-
ais viii improve your heath aud
continue your lie long after the
people OF the country shall have
been restored % their former hap
pness End prosperity.
am, General, very sincerely,
Your friend and servant,
SIMON CAMERON,
Sec'y OF War.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07

more imbued with the spirit OF
his cn.todiaas. until i-mre noon
he was hurrlhiug Tor 'Sheif Ia
VS. much To the delight OF all
concerned But here let II be
said. All At once Hans came Up
missing AMI unit a late hour to-
ri slt his eluded the vigilance OF
the whole troop. Ranor says
that before he lett he stole reoel
captains uniform, and t Is prob
all l. thlt ere tomorrow morning
he will report bimsel to General
Paine at psdn ah. Bat ] shall
pitt him ii he shall be "a un.or-
tunate as to be recaptar"d.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
igurrali FOR "shof Tayis!"

i-!urrali for "shoF Tayis!"
From the Mayf1i Ky Correspondence
OF the y. Y. Hsrt'd.l
This morning the village was
al alive with the report o. lat
tie between rebel auo ioyal pick
Its near Plducah. in which. Of
course, the rebels were victorious.
TIE story was brought 10y par
t. OF rebels who had IN charge a
prisoner, whom they avesred they
..haj captured after a severe fight
with three times their number oi
Lincolnites." Their story was
as follows:
"Yesterday morning about tw o
O'Clock a party o.. thirty re5eI
cavalry surprised hundred 10y
aIists about two miles from padu,
cab. The loyalistS were huddlec
together under tree, and at the
first lire nearly all were killec
and wounded. All who were no
killed were taken prisoners, anC
released on parole, except on'
who would not give his parole
+ he vas returned IN cu>tody.'
The widest exciteMent foiow
ed this news; the lar rooms ao'
houses we're opened to the Rehe
troops, and \ general drunk Col
lowed. The prisoner. who was
+ German. drank with the rest, an'
with each glass became more an'
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07

., wnDns e.ll.x sa.A--.

Ia, down the AT. an- hy 'he -pad'.
Leave IL IL. track she t3ians F.9f
The rifle anI ,he bsyou,t blade
For arms Ike your. asIe bites n'N.
And let the hsais th,t ply ,he pen
Quit lhe lieh uss, ana ie4ru 70 Sisli
TIE horsem a. crooked hrnl, AL rt.n
The charger Ga the battle heii.
our country calls; awas! a~ay!
To where tue biolI stream b'ots th'
green,
Strike e. defend ihe rratle-, way
That time ,n al ass epaf-e las ss'r.
See rom thou .Dl covert see
Sprng The armed io,' ta4t haunt heI
track,
'rhcn ru.h o. sm'I her d,su ana @e
Mu-t be,, tie .la.cl traitor. back.
IL! sturdy .. tie "a. " clewe.
Aud moycI,- soon 90 fear ,ud Il sht
Neu of the gltleasi sr,,t leave
Yoar vooIer,t .or "a G,id oil 6sht.
The arms that sic,l tie "a must poar
A iron tenn st oa sac zoe.
Il .er.cd rina. .hlI' reel before
The arm taat lay the p,n,h r i,w.
Anl aho " would breast tLe mountain
st9im
B, grassy steep or hisblpi lake,
Clme. f,r the lhl - lose. - form
A bu'alrk tit ~ Toe can br,,k.
stand, like yonr own gay o..a. th-t moe
The warlie.ni, stand ia h,r dcfsusc
The bla-, a. soon shall move The rock
y. hing slua4fons bear ye .i,.u
/ And ye whose homes are by h'r grand,
sNi0 rivers, rising fT away,
Con. ir,nl the d.p.n OF her srefn land
A.. IA ghty N ypaI march a. tA.y;
y terr.b.ea. when tbe rams
Hive -nei.d them oycf bank an'
a,arne.
With sui!cn Il ,ol- - drown The plains
Aud ssccp aloa. the wood. iptora.
Ana ye aho tlrnag. beside the deep,
Il rort. aui haml,i- ol thc 'sai.
IN number Ike tie WAVES ,ha'l,ap
Ca hi. On marmYria. msr-e of sin'
Come hrc ttat leep, when o',r as bri"l
Hcri-,s. ali IA foods e. ronr,
And hing ihe prouicst h,res tb,t s"iH
\ hc.p.css Ureca against hi. shore.
'ew. f,N we've tacy whose .sord.. Of ol4
Won tie uir Ja.iA .n WATCH oe 4a,i!;
aal s.. aremsas, ~ VINO As.d
Iae srm re- Owe 90 gga. j. srlh
str.ec. ssahe for ti4t osaal AID good
iaai,
Blow 81. liaw, TN men >laii see
rn,t n ut and Rl,.ht move hand
haua,
And .,onous mBs, their TRAM IA be.
Il. \. Id ar.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
RE5IGNATACAi OF
GA. SCOTT.

Gen. sIeCl,H4a succeeds IIigi.
nTEHEsrlNG CoaRLSDHNCa.
WAsmNcroN, Nov. !. - Tie
GLOWING Liter from L'eatcnaut-
icneol Scott was received by
the piesident on Thuasdt, a.ter-
aooa:
HEtDaC,Rrras OF rEE ARnr,
N A,nlvGr3N, Oct. "a, icol.
80 ra, hoS. siM3> CsutR1s, secretary
oil War:
For more than three
year. nave beea unalle. from 2
hurt. II noun; a horse OF walk
more thar lew PAGES at a TINE
and that with lauch pam. OIaei
aAd nev iniirmtics- -dropsy and
yeft.go-aduoalsh ne that re-
pose oi nDd aad body, wlia tie
ap, iian,cs o. sargcr, and ned
cine are noecssar1'ta add 2 Little
nose to a lie az eldy prolonged
uu h beyold The usual span o'
man. Il IS uaGsr such orcum-
stances, rna e oon5ly plln.ul hy
the uanltaral and unjust rebellion
pow raging IN the Southefa State
OF our ilte prosperous and happy
! Union, that | am compelled {
request that MY name lie place.
cn the list OF army OH ess ret1f-
/ III. Irom active servl,e.
~ this request is lolnded Of
absolute right granted by A rece >
at oi Cong-ess. ! am entirely 2
Liberty to say tina: ! retire ia thsa'
monentous times ron the or.ier
oi a President " h has trns'ed m'
with dstingni he'd Kindness ant
courtesy, whom kaow, upoi
lauoh Personal intercourse. to =
patriotic without seetlOeai p-r
t,aIlty or preindi .; t. be b sh'.
con, ient ods IN the peHofrtn1
oi esers duty; o. unfNaied ATTY
lty and pers reranca. Aad I
+ on, NJ. s. retiJg, who ] no'
0li iaIly address log TIE last'ime
bes % saowieiga ny naa
obligations i'r the aaI'orn h'g
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
The Interview between
Cameron and Fremont
FTcmont's Explanations.
Correspondence Gin. Enquirer
Sr. Louis, OF. IS, 1861.

Sr. Louis, OF. Is, 1861.
General Fremont AID the Sec
retary OF War rode Off to com
mand.ng elevation. aud in the sad
de Tor several hours, general
reconnaissance, explanation, etc,
Of ali General Fremont's acts
were gone over. The General
was particularly severe upon the
treatment he haG received, aud
ehargei The " SgonslLili'y upon
the Admins Aon for aaJ failure
that might occur because Of mad
equate preparation. lie Ieas,onish-
ed the Secretary by recapitulating
the plans he executed on his oga
credit for the procurement OF
arms for his men, after being re-
fused By the Chief OF the Ord
nance Department. Ills own
personal expenditures, which eX-
ceed any other citizen oil the Uni.
tee States twoiold was a remar-
kable exhibition of Gen. Fre-
mont love OF country and devo-
ton to the cause In which he
takes so lively an interest. Ills
personal obligations exceed two
millions oil dollars, freely donated
lor the cause Of tue Union and
crushing out rebellion. The
General recapitalated the condi-
tlon ol matters as be found them
IN VI ssouri upon arriving at st.
Louis; what the necessities de-
manded, and how be performed
his plans for a movement South;
the object OF his proclamation; It's
legality as he understood the act
OF Congress, passed August 8. and
the benefits that have accrued
thereirom. The actual condition
OF affairs in the Western Depart
ment, in detail, were llid before
the Secretary Of War, with a
cIearnesa ard ability that satisfied
Mr. Cameran that Gen. Fremont
had been mn h abused, bedcd and
misrepresented, and that, all re-
ports to the contrary, Gen. Ere
mont vas the man Tor the posi-
lton. The Secretary exhibited
the proioundest attention and in-
.erest IL all that passed, and after
Gen. f-emoat had concluded, re-
marked enphatically, that he was
clearly ofthe opinion that all had
Leen done that could lie dcae. un-
der the eHrbarrassaents which
the General laborcd, and that any
change n the command Of the
, department woald result dlsas-
ltroasly to the Western Army
lie regretted the q flicnlties exist
. ins between Col. Blair ard tie
General, and while be could nj
endorse the conduct ol Col. Bail
as beng soldiery or proper. h'
ielt it the duty o..the Administra
ton to take cognizante oi tie pa
pers fled. ard 1t the facts 90 Z
2 lie public. the result Of which be
E nd not the least donbt. Genera
Fremont was assured fist h.s su
pefedare vas contemplated an
might YET take place, nhlei. e
o nlo, Il lie woalc earns siiy oppose
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
4 s.ster,e Aas. s.on.

" llcb Tie army ~ enN ~
mae made T. idvaaee p, iew days
since, a mead er OF the 2lst y.
7. re- ment p.obed up,in a place
,u,t vacated ~ III Re- els, copy
of the Ri hnond Examiner, o.
the previous week, from wh ch
We clip the following to-eh.ag
incideli:
O.e O, those aiIa ting incidents
occurred at the departure os the
IA kce prisoners ior . O.leaas thnt
whether concerning lreads or
oeS, must move the stonie,t
heat. ! youug I'D ci North
ern birth, Dut who hls beea ior
soa.e tiiae ares.deat o tbs State,
sud, having a lle.at.ve oceupa-
ItoA, pfe.er.ed % re ua!a here al
It.r the var brohe ont. discovered,
! 3y some means, that her brother
was among ihe p1Noaefs in t'r
city. She b "a made several 'ae
.ectaal a pliatloas and attempts
to see h.m. Og.l x Ia The ne es-
~. ol n.htarN ,tw "a su IA ease
hcr most ar,ent request Il d been
reh!sed For soue wee~s the
/ poor girl h,d bee, too newell to
leave her home, sat was recover
ius, aud sting at hes window
ja>t A. the pri>oacrs pis>eI By, GA
, tne.r way to the depot
"A l4npsc> oa >eized her that
her brother was among ihem'
though a separation oi seyefiI
itesrs and tie q l"sen o Il -
aad aeya Instances Tea .cfed g. - :
ln.ton q iii alt. A mss ons
howeser-o.e q OF those lnrnlse'
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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07

Who ever j. not prepared - saSsi-
zee ptrtl ~ sauisai,Grs 4 4 plai
fatn o. ia stas of hi. c4t4ttY
So.s Mt deserve she support aou
- -etcut@ce a Eouc-t people. !! aN
ere ~ 70 overcome partisan antipathio,
s the min0. OF m,u cf Ill parties ~ A. G,
present united iron. ia support oi oui
country W. uW~i cca.c i,.ce .ins
asty issues, maioe no ",is,io',- 3,
old party ios... have 10 c-imiua
tions aud rrcsi,nias,ious, udu'ro II
na tsuute oae sssin.t the othcr. a.
~ who he, aeea the cause sf ,hes'
'rouh'cs
When We shall have rescued iho Coy
eminent aud country from is perils, AMI
seen il. dae floating in triumph over eve
~ inch OF American soil. ID aill then b.
lime enough to inquire "a 20 who an
~hat uas brought these troubles upou us
When We "a ,li have couftrs aud a Gov
,rnment foi oor children T. live ie pc,c
sni happiness. It mall bc time f'r eic'
OF Us to return to our party haantrS &C
coriine 20 our own convictions Of ri n
AMI duty 1T him be irrrS"d a 81
true patriot who viii not Abando
al srci issues i'm ;in,c, Ike tsi-.-
+ Er'raet from re last 50 sch of Seaa'o
Doy glqs.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
=. =. TIL. VI u.

Phvsicisa snd Surgeon. Winehester. indiana.
0~..e 90 frrntiif street. one door Des' pf y. -
orce R- r,af AWAY. hc feund ~ hi- Office
or residence. unless professionally rrrtgfd
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
JOHN p. crowtrv, ". D.,
ASD srasroN.

Graduate 90 philsfe'fhis College % We'd
.ciue. auf phiiat-lphis living e. fiar
If, pa-rif.f. .-rfhrecirg Pracf 80
Obstetrics and Diseases of feual"s.
Having h-sr Assistart hcp"tsf''i'r 81
suefonit 4rf nsvlur spert fhree V-ars ~ ~
Hnslifals ard Nisprustrie- 80 Phttt'r'f hi9
sDf b-irr supflea vifh exeell'n' ~nfrieri ln'
str.rnsnts d. r. prepared .o perforr sl' apers
iion. in the yarinns Departments oi be pr1'
fsssiou.
'a Pnrticnlar est~utior psid - ''sesses Of
che eve. OFFlCE-v veahi. g'on s''rri ne>'
SIZE n.rfr-.rUst fpruer % Toe PuhHr "'r
..lneaester. lndiaaa mss y IS
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
mn q ". VuUCF.

pf,sieian eg--eon. o. max ~ All timHs
o. faunt ~ hi. office or Washington street
~ l.-s professionally, engaged.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
pp / = ErvrpLY.

Ph,.lrisns sf1 surgeon. Ofiee ard res'denef O.
ir erlck Bsiitiig, corner Of North and h"s'
sire IL.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
rRYsscsA"s.


winchester fuslana. pree NJ hi- old stand.
former Hsin aud olu So .wh-r. hr may f' a'
b, found un'rs. profess lnalls engaged
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
THE JOURNAL
~ rrrIfsHfp
EVERY THUR1DAY MORNING,
By DIGGS e DYNES,
.. siaos.l 4. .. sfsss-
OFFICE ON MAIN sTREET,
wINCUESTFR INDIANA'
Trpus oF SUBSCRIPTION;

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:
One copy, one year. One Dollar aud finy
Cents. lfpaid within the year. aud Two Dol
lars. lfnot paid ai me expiration oftae year.
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
sah.-ribers .sho do n0f r.re tsprcss mo-
tfestst tlt esafrfrf. are Considered asslfhinf
A, r4afiuursfitlr suhssurN 1u.
2 ffsabsrrib bers order ihe tisepni hlahce "i
thrir pausrs. the Fahhsfer nas enni. i.hac 10
...t tbsHa unfff all arrt1 1raEes eif pa Ia-
ff.a..frib.rs nerlefl 80 refdte g. take
ts.fr "a r..r. fr0si the uflfcs 20 Nifrh thef arr
.sat. th-s ace heii responsible anti ihfi hst =
.effisA yislr bills aud ordered TIE paper nis-
continued. ..,...,,....
.-tii.olt inf,rnir-,fh rus' .ffer. ana fHr "ap-f
it .sat tsrs former direca9n' ins! az teii
~. c,.,t. have fecifed shat refusing 20
t,tea uewsr.apef rom thr sfce ~ removing
anIfsaefnr th-.a 1nealled for b. rsits a. ~
evidence % fraud.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
m. .,pafe. ar.f insertion ............S oe
Zach .ubsrqueat inser .eh..-.........
On column. pne yfar---..-.- .--. ...-..-' =, y,
HaTf eslgmr. one wear ...--..-.-.... ~ ~ - -
Q1au column. one yeHr.... .....' ''
sseer.i..sert.. % -ecure insertion th' ssme
vet. m,i-' he hand - IN by Tur-.'sy r""ruing
Teal advcri.emeut. xusr D. PAID Tor ia
ApvsScs.
...-'nie.s = part cuisrtiraeis rpec'ded When
h.e4.lln. advertisements viii be Yshiished
gp,f, ,riercd on; ana chsrref ~ eerf riinr'y
w-rtn communications. of any thing r's'
tr s.nnect on vilb thc osice. .hollf be aife-s
eata th. nroprctors.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07

BY A. Jo>rs, o. 5. 4.

BY A. JoArs, q. $. A.
81 ~ill not ire upon tl'at a,g,"
SO glorious ana 20 fs'r
/ will not harm the hand that bears
Tue immortal standard tlefe.
al viii no, fire upon that dag"
The rainbow oi tue -li,s
Hath gwen her glory ali 10 thee,
Aud btthed th,e IA her dyes.
IL will not fire upon hat iias."
Stresked wi1t morning lisit,
Wall. the v,-tal vault o. Heaven
Lends thee hcr'nbs OF nient.
That Ia is glorious stars rnd stripes
A itth,,'s blessings bear,
And ~i.h tie ra,tliog OF IT, iolds
/ l. bi,nt a mothers prayer.
B-he,th the shadow Of ,l.y folds
long once more 10 turn,
As wpa- ia. dove It's homcwarl fight
Beiov, the mi,niing storm.
Bright vision Of NV youthful days
B4pner Of Heavenly dyes
Thy ra'i,nt Z Dri,- o',r me shed,
Aud IA M dying eyes.
Heaven pfoscr,, that gallant a,g,
Th,, banner of the free
Como wosl ~ woe What IL botide,
: ,'IrM not IRE on tiee."
-
4 young soldier in Beauregtr'- arm
named Pick. OF B,itmprc, w. rec {
shot lor declaring he wouid not nrc d
the American its.--B,timore Clipper.
81. fh,. q. la.t. ~auJ5rf fb.re ON
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07

"Ta this aaaoYpy CONFLICT 'h're cia be
tiy0 PARTIES, Pa'riots aad f,aifo -
SrgPHEV A. D1rGIss.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-07
CHURCH. AND LOOGE d.
HErTORY.
oo=ssYTEplAa cHJFcS,

pazsBVTEptAa cEJFcS'
r. 49, i. ~. .s.l siar of Her.t.Hn f.rf.f
La tt. saath nnr. nf .sNu. ffrst
sftsrnste .aatafh ethalf Iast in /" ''i"'N - ~
800 4.s.t..t U. ui .sennfreiuE na ''r 'rt
80 e4nhsth fn Auril. f-sn. hrf y fFt
pelI. Pt-iar r =.h5alh 6eh)s' eectg
sabbaih ut O'clock p. ~
RI. (. CFy7 cH
Sitratei ON iae east .'tf q N'f.'i+.
...,..s,t.ff.rn tfs1tairT ff p NfntaiN -
49, sa.t So e-rlk a. sn aud a. - p, 'n-
pt.tsf. Rev a. }. NitA. - -''f'',
ethaff .fr s'e'pct .. "a. Prayer m'ei'"t
every ia ,lrcsdsy night.
RASDoLeA olVisio" no so'
fl...,... rsase az eF tneAfsfer. meets every
-. ...tir~ IN .sel .ect 80 -ursrstcn
All on ihe eorasroi Ns.u aud =" ssh'"s ''s'
I. .. cE .. =.
az Vvinrh h..f.r. meets ou saturday cN~n'h'
Of eaeh s,es ~ ri.ir Hal on ile eoraer oi Wan
aud Washington streets
10. OF.
Meets Avssrv rlur-iay evening AZ pa ct''A'
~ lhelr new Hall on ihe ri'i'e 'f-"'e'
WINCHESTER LODGE, 40. s.
r.. sai Accepted Iassns. meets pa MS,
s,,te Usu Srtrrias evening before tae nH
Moon of each month. JOHN d. -.
Nv. WiLLiASsns, Sec'y.
pANpoLoH cas7TEc, Ne. p
Re,aI Ar.h wasous. meets iu Masonic = I,
Tuesday evening alscf tte fe n9rr 1,,,...t 20 -~'"
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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-05-04
The News

or the past week has been in no wise exciting nor
reliable. We alluGe 10 the subject in an article else
where. What has since occurred, or worth noticing,
We give under the usual head. Our Bulletin will
surely and speedily follow when anything arrives uf
special Importance. The new names which have
lately been added to our subscription list, and cheer
ing words like those which come from our Giand d.
Of New River, Tighten much the task we have as.
surned to keep our subscribers informed, without loss
Of time, OF all the great events anticipated The ge-
nervous offer Of our Bayou Goula friend, growing out
OF what he please. To call our "ceuseless energy ard
industry" ia very gratefully acknoW lodged, aud il
another additional incentive to "sprrad ourseil" for
our friends and p~atrons-and We hope to do 50 for
.Iem in more wsys than one.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-05-04

"SIx MONTHS IN EURoPE;- by a Sugar
PLaHter,"-Capt. A., of West Baton Rouge. We
don't know when we have read with more pleasure
any little work, than that OF the above title. The
Capt. evidently writes as be sees and thinks, and
feels, without any thought Of what might be thought
OF his style, or his ideas-both of which, according
to our taste, are capital. We feel, indeed, while
perusing his book, that we are travelling with the
author, and enjoying, as he was evidently enjoying,
everything that presented itself to his sight or to his
mind. The letters OF which this work is composed,
first appeared in the Baton Rouge AdrOcate, extracts
from which were given in this paper at the time. Any
one who would like to enjoy a'day of lively, witty
reading, on a subject like the above, should not fail
to get this book. BY doing SO, We guarantee that
the readers ideas OF many things in the region of
Capt. AS travels, will undergo a material change,
and that he will arise from It's perusal with the feel.
ing that he has learnt and laughed to the value of
ten times us much as the book cost him