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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-20

Considerable damage has been done to the
roofs OF the officers quarters.
At one O'Clock the following WAS received
from Morris Island. Two guns in Stevens
battery temporarily disabled, Andcrsons fire
having injured the doors of the cmbraSurcs.
The damage will be prepared speedily. I,is
thought that fort Sumter will be preached in
two hours. Three steam vessels of war were
seen off the bar, one of them supposed to be
the Harriet Lane
Capt. r.. S. Parker reached the city from
Fort Moulhic at half past two o'clock, and
makes the following report Capt Parker
visited Fort Noultric and the niiladirg bat
terry near by, and found all well and in high
spirits. He left the mortar battery, Lieut.
! llolIinquiSt, at ten minutes past two. The
soldiers stationed there are giving Il good ac-
count of themselves. The foating battery
had been struck eighteen times, and received
10 material injury.
The venerable Edmund Rufin, who, as
soon as it was known battle was inevitable,
fastened over to Norris Island and WAS ClCc-
ted a member of the Palmetto Guard, fired
the first gun from Stevens Iron Battcy.-
All honor to the chivalric Virginian May
he live many years to wear the fadclpSs wreath
that honor placed upon his brow on our Clio
4 ,ro,Ln, o,lo . g a., ~, D;
who rchml.;r,,I,. r1 , tDo 't '''n'''',J'''
rv v,e ,,,,,ni,,,oI ~, C,,,rI p r,o' p',s,
| STAFF or it'hrrsla,. hor, doan.t,In, - -, ="
/ Gcncr,I IN conr,,l $685., p...I;an =, ,,,,,,.,
James Simons IL co,,,r.,nI nf Norr;.' -
land durno the thirkrst of thc GrLt ,nd i,
the face of = p,ur,lcron> Gro nn, r,,rt Gr,,,
! ter. Col Rorcr 4 p,yor tbc nIr,,ncrt
vouag Virciuinn. in the cyccn,ion Of tE,t
| danocrous Commission n,,scd within sne,,l,.
ing distance of the on@ry and hostile foriross
Dcspitc thc fcrcn and concentrated Giro
from Fort Snmtcr tho rival fo,.;G.,tinn or
| Sullivan's Island received Inf s)oht d,nncc
/ Its Mcrlons stood uumovcd aud arc Ills
morning in as Good condition ,s tL,v wrrn
before their STRENGTH WAS tested NV the rudc
shocks OF the Slot.
The Noa,ipo Battcrv came out Of tbc ;y,n
storm without losipo = ,,l,tn of lis iron coyrr
or splinter of it, pinc
\ brisl: fire was Ecrt up by aIl t,c bate.
rics until about 7 o'c,orl; in thn cyr,,;nr .c-
ter which hour the Guns doomed at rcouIu, in
tcrvals of twenty minutes.
All the batteries ON Morris Island. bear
some time at thr d'vm Of J,y J !, i rcno,tcI
! they threw t,cjr shot into The 'Iinr;,t I,.rn'
and tht that s;rorcr L,,in., .,dv,,,.cl ~.
far &c tbo ro,o,cn,I G,,r ,l1 W-,,tp.,,,,
r,. ,,,, o.;,,,,,.I ,,'u :,
| y W." 'itN" ~. " "''. "'"V" H""' "'tHt
""''" sue o'""''" IL l'rn"'"t 10 give up the
dangerous attempt, and turned her sharp bow
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1861-04-20

INCIDENTS IN CuARLEsroN.- Speaking OF the
firing from Fort Moultrio, the Mcrcny says:
MANY of the shells were dropped into that
fort and Lieutenant John Mitchell, the worthy
son of that pnriot sire, who has SO nobly yndi.
Gated the cause Of the South has the honor Of
dismonntinG two of its parOpe; guns by n single
shot from one OF the Columbinds, which at tho
time he bad tho Office ofdirccting.
Two .mcmhcrs of the Palmetto Guard paid
fifty dollars in cash for boat to carry them to
to Morris Island to join their company
The Battery. the whNrves and shipping in the
harbor and every stecple and cun0la in the
city, were crowded with anxious spectators of
the great drama. Never before had such crowds
of ladies without attendants visited our thor
oughfarcs.
Business was entirely suspended. The stores
on King street, Meeting street and East BAY
were all closed.
DR.. Snlters, tho "Jasper" correspondent of
the Now York Times, was arrested and locked
up in tho guard house, where he go. remains. 4
One of our special reporters t. Fort Monltric
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21

La Convention s'assemble G heures P. NJ.
PRESENTS Honorable Alexandra Mouton, prGsi
dent ct 9S dialogues.
sur motion de NJ. semmes, la Conventions siege a
hnis.clos.
Lordonnanee qui suit est rapportGe par M, semmes
au nom du comitG de commerce, etc
de- Ia Nysie relative aux Reyeus collects dams lie Port
ordonne '''e"io'' I'll NohFehtlonJ
ARTICLE !. Les revenus colectGs ct i coIroo+o,
dams lie port de la Nouvee Orleans sont tanms e
ldel commits par fEtat de la Louisiana ct sa,p pt
fonds. "e 'ous autfes
Oraoane de plus, lie gouverneur seul est mar Ia
pTesente autorisd tirer son mandat sur e d@noti
tare des dts fods pour payer les d6penses de- cc
service ains que les d6penses de la monnaie de Ia
Nonvelle-O Orleans suivant lie calcu des OFFICERS nr@
poses Get eet. ct qu ont etc iusqui present a,l
totses par les lois ct les rtgements des Etats Unis
gfa9nne DC plus. Tons les complies qui Sc rat
p aSnend az dit service aussi ben qua Ia dite mon
seront eEeafenent rendus aux autor6s f6derales
stot fe9dus ct rGg6s par lie gouverneur qui est
r. y Ptessnte autofsG ct requs d6xiger des dts
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21
DIR. HooftHud'a
g. y Z II 4 " B FRS.
Dr. IioCHGntffs
Balls MIC CORDIAL

The standard modicinesof the pr4ser
their great popularity only through years of trIo rrrf
satisfaction is ronderedby them in Acases nd thu
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. JAUHDICE. DyRr
ITT OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. DISEASES r,p II
kIDNEYS and all diseases arising from adis9rdera4 lr
"e"knossof the stomach digestive o. gins
permaN"ntiy cured by the GERMAN BIT Frs
The bALSANTc CORDIAL mas acquired q Termination
passing that Of any similar preparation oxtant 7, pr
without the most severe and standing COUGH CON
OR HoARSENEsS, BRONCHITIS INFLUENZA crors
PNEUMONIA, INCIpIEST CoN8CMpTI0y and bs.r.
formed The nostastonlshinp cures ever knownp Of
CONFIRMED CONsUMPT1oEI
Afew doses VIII aIo once chrck Ap cure
D1AFNHEA proceeding from Codtn:he Bowels.
These medicines prepared By Dr. G. NJ. JACKSON
NO. 'i5 Arch street Philadelphia Pa and nre sold Nv s
yisls and dealcrsin madciucs everyvlere at 4
tie Thesignaure Of C. VI. Jackson Will he nm ia .,.
wrapper ofeach bottle.
AHHn"" published annually By the pforrIe.or called
ALMANAC yon will fnd,estfr,ory .,d.,.
mandatory notices from all part. the country
macs are given away by all our agents
J. WRIGHT / CO.. Agcnts
al and ISL Chartressrset,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21
EvEsrS SECRET srss1or


The Convention assembled at O'Clock This e1o
ming.
Present, Hon. A. Mouton, in the chair. and
ninety. ght Delegates.
III. semlnes moved to close the doors of the
Convention, for the purpose of going into secret
session, which was carried.
Mr.. semmes then presented the following orai
nance, reported by him as chairman Of the Com.
inittee of Commerce, etc., which was taken ~,
section by section: y
AN oRDIN AECE relativs y a.,
Port of New Orleans: - snAes corrected at The
Be & ordained 6y ne People of Lo,ds;ouo :,
and to be coeete9 d That the collected
aeid IN trust to the State Of Louisiana ana b1I
Kept separate aud apart from all other funds D'
Be aftafher ordained, That the (,ovarnor ana
ne alone. is hereby authorized to draw lis ala
Dn ane aepostary Of said funds to pay such ex
nehses ol the service, as well as the expense. n
me MINT 10 New Orleans, upon the estimates nf tho
proper officers, have been heretofore an56or;zed
py me laws and regulations of the United States
be e further ordained That all accounts eo
nected with said service as well as said Mint a
heretofore rendered to the Federal AUTHORIZES he
rendered to, and adjusted by the Governor. who is
hbe or authorized and required to take proper
with snretes Of said officers for lie nroper
discharge Of their duties 'le Proper
me hrst section being read was, on motion nv
MI. Semmes, adopted. -
all. aoaGe moved that The ordinance he laid m
sl =, sap1e subject to call which was refused.
ne second and third sections heinz tl,o, 80,
we're, on motion by Mr. semmes. adonfed ''s'
IT. nillamson moved that the folIou,in,, "a.
tielaal section pc adopted as an amendment u IT.
said ordnance which was adopted:
Se G 5ls,1tea, ordained, That all aceonnts NJ,
Loiore rendered by the Federal officers IN ts
Il the Federal authority be hereafter rendered u
hut l.
q me United States to the Governor Of tfe Siata
e. olivier then presented the following ordi.
'aaee' reported by him as chairman of the Com.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21

touNClI. tuAMRER. Cry Hall }
New Orleans, Tuesday, February IL iSGI {
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment. Hon. Lea +. Bakcwcl President, in the
chair.
Present.: Hon. Lea r. Blackwell, President .
Messrs. Davis, Dnprt, Flcmaux, Seicshnaydrc, and
Shcpherd-6.
There being no quorum present,
Mr. Davis moved that the Board adjourn to
lIr. DGpr@ called for the yeas and nays.
-, lr1-; Mt7~rs. B"Newell, Davis, Frtmaux and
Seirshnnydrc 4.
Nays Mcssrs Dnprt and Shepherl-2.
ncNt, 2o,h instant, at O'Clock 2 NJ.
JOHN T.. HOLl tND, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21

sfiS o f. GONOISES EEEGA, GLEET. WEAKNESS, PArss
4 IN the BACH and all Urinary Affections 7 = Alag
THE GREAT ENGLISH 'RETFDY SpECTx1fy corn
LfUN-fhts worldrenowned preparation cures ali sFis
Jus sTerHtiVs organs whether chronic Phe
esHs OF E4Ssnd Of France and of Aeca ackowledso ie
Fnreiy vegetable in composition Il il as ha1,nlsr 90
eAGioua The system becomes invigorste and he SebiI @
oody and depressed mind restored to energy
b. ABRAMS
.,,, Sole agent for the United StateE
ulEtf ~ Sphthacsrg n6 E4rnn gtrAt New rIao,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21
SANFORIl'S
L ? E r IN VIC ORA TOR


IT'S compounded entirely from INNS and 'as bacon,a ri, On
'"c' SI'h"rd ~elictne known and Improved ay all
~. IL, ana is now with confidence in all
inc DISEASES for which It is rccon.tnendct
II mas cured thousands within the Inst tro reera
gwen up Al" t"pfS of relief the numerous cArt;e
efch in my possession show
must be adapted to the temperament Of the individ.
Bowels. t'eS al 70 "c gently Oh INC
the dictates of your Judgment guide von the eo f thu
h''r 'nHiSoFator, and it will caro- 1.-Two, Cr,; ri,u
py"Eep"i" Chronic Diurrca Summer C!ornnIsinta
obI ~ oP9S' ""hF stomach Eabi nal Cosveness Cholco
,,icc '" Cholera Inlnum, Fatulence, jam
u'c"' o'hi'" Weaknesses and NAV bo ,sod s H. ,
Ordinary Family Medicine If ,r;n e aS A
''o''"nG7 can testify In twenty mi ,utos 10 t th t
;.' t 1T commencement of attack A Il who uso
aFegving their testimony in i,s favor '-" Ni' WIN uS"
MIX ""erin the mouth with thu rn,,,, 49,, .
bothtogether. "A''sof"tor' ana 6wa-o|
Price, 81 per bottle
Sandfor''s Family Catbsrttc p,7ra
ooinpopdedfrorn pure Vegetable Gxruct4 and mt min ,,.
Gases, air tight end will keep in an, cros+o
Ech G proprietor has his pr"ct;re f CSthattic
long used Ps ad S e dfo"5 from those lave
M Te % has ndns place Wifin M r e
on rd fFs s portions Of @s qwe ''n''e0' o"HTcS act
tghS Pm has With due reference to m we'll
tay c@a sH % m alike every part Of the m rs
s 2esed such E be- s GSFe s Seego
the R s b Sag and ro ons sdesss
Sensation Of Co dove over 4 he FS o b9 s Of Ap9e ssp
fSh rt IN n The Head ali msorS Dsease F %Drs or
sn mang s aas RI HreT Of the Bood,
TRe Liver 1S @ Dose PrSe Dimes
generally and sold by the trade in ali The argo
s T. W SAEEQRD M D. Manufacturer and Proprietor
J. WRIGHT \ CO,
H@'a&" Apd rod by svlzy Druggist
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21
BOARD Oh ALDERMEN. -.

- ''UTN, IL CUANEER, CRY II4rI. }
Nc" orleans, fnosGnT. Frblnry ~ lSfl |
ment,
Members proscUt: Hon. 5. ?. peIaharrc. prcsf.
dent pro tenn; Messrs. Con and Fuy-tt.-@
There being no quorum the Board tool; y gecrsS
of ten minutes.
At the expiration of the recess, the following
members answered to their names:
Hon. 5. p, peI.abarre, President pro tenn:
MeSSrs Cox, torsta!I, Harrison, Mureau and Wilt
Il.
The reading of the minutes was, on motion. dis
pCnsed with.
The following communication was referred to the
Finance Committee:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21
1 ELARET WINE.

JH7FAANNA w IN e. .......,...CL4AME T HWTNEc
Eight casks good bodied CT RET WINE nC irao,
''ga p sale 1t moderate prices by " ~ p'' Il"
~ U BARRLLT Z co 81 Cornman ..reat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21

{ Rsr HAND AN ID FOR SAI4RI-THE CELERR Aryn
een m Patent Washing Hlchines-Specingns IN ~
ornn a. Waterman Bro at the corner Of Magazine ans
NJ 10 g. ale Rt The Mecnanlc8 neSIers EychGna
and H. d. Gaafe street sad ny shop corner Of Tefave
in. DAUGBERTY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,

a. So lsaleHup lss a,xn a. 7w a,uu,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21

The following resolution accompanying the third
part OF the foregoing report was read twice and
adopted, the rules being suspended.
f"ofE ll permission be and the hereby :rranle1
TO t. StmpI to continue his blacksmith ,lup an luuis Stree,
duinEthe pleasure Of the Common Council.
The fourth part Of the foregoing report, relative
to the petition OF I. Michel and N. Ferechea. les.
sees of the Poydras and Magazine markets, was
referred back to the Committee on Streets and
Lahdings' 'o&e'her with the following minority re-
port in relation tG the same
Tx m~'rn,,Gr5d mSmGtrH Of The rom9lce of Streets and
upon the petition OF Michel y Feechce I,srcs N ttn
r"3dAS mud Magazine street mtritS, asking That rrIIuurs
Nc" 2h he 50 amended as tn authorize tl'm collect an n
ln cents II" each Of the corner tables core stands Of said
make recommending that said
granite! thus Placing them in the fo, iou in tbnir i
Iretos wi h the rS>rts Of all he ohe kcts Of tho ity
resolution is nCco DINGHY presented for adoption amending ori
" ~ NJ 9''' entitled mn oriiHnucc crnig the urIt
anu P"' ~ "H i. '''''E he revenues thereof"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21
Your Uh"hient servant,
ltt Is II. PILE. City Surveyor.


a petition of residents on Duuphinc street, call
ing the attention of the Board of Aldermen to :,
nuisance, viz a common alley between Canal and
CuSInmhoNse streets, etc, was referred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings.
A petition of Pat. Dougherty relative to a reward
OF five hundred dollars offered by the Mayor OF the
city Tor the arrest Of the burglar VIM Gordon alias
Robinson was referred to the Committee on Fl,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-21

no'lcc Is hereby gwen TINT on SATURDAY 9th of March,
contract, 0' '''' ''io ""uFo
DDS GIT Y DTrpf Fgcrc i.,...-,,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
There is Providence which
Shapes our Ends.


Toe New York SIN, of a late date, in
PRODUCES an article on the present condition
Of the country, the following appropriate
language:
There is a Con who governs the world,
and the passions of bad men are among
the leading instruments by which He
s.coerces" states and empires to fulfil His
inscrutable DEGREES. Human passion Is the
"rod Of ironn with which He is said to
rule the nations. 1t moves at His touch,
or rather--like certain pieces OF machinery,
which cold spring is permitted at the
proper moment to actuate OF ltself--when-
ever it suits the Advise Ruler to modify or
remove the pressure which He keeps upon
human depravity, it springs forth like the
wild fury Of demon, to execute whatever
work OF destruction and change had been
decreed.
The following is the concluding para
graph:
While we stand in awe at the visible
"fager Of Cod in the great events Of the
hour, the Christian, at least, should watch
the paternal providence with strengthening
hope and solemn cheer Mercy and judg-
ment are mingled in the storm. We shall
not come out Of this conflict where we went
in, nor as we wentin. The love Of liberty,
Of country, Of the rights OF man. Of tr.th
and honor, Of law and justice, had sunk
too low in the corruption and yenality Of
our times, for any resuscitation less violent
and convulsise than this. When the
heavens are rolled together as q scroll, aud
the earth on fire shall be dissolved. and fae
elements Shall melt with feryent heat, then
look We according 10 His promise, for a
rev heaven and new earth IN which
dwelleth righteousness. So in the minor
commissions that prefgure aud prepare for
the last great change, We may find the
same cause and a like result new and
better country. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09

want 10 enter my name the first, the very
first on the list Of volunteers. The time
for taking is past, and now is the time for
action. Mr. Secretary. where's your pa
pers Hayn't yoG get any, Send and sc,
some paper want to write my name
down the first. Such hurrahs and yellings
at this outburst Of O'Bren's patriotism was
surely never heard. The paper came; he
headed the list. Some twenty-five follow
lowed in quick succession. when they were
told to stop, as only rs was wanted at pres
ent from the county, and only about 20
from here, and many men from the coun-
try-ward wanted an opportunity 10 sign To-
morrow.
Saturday.-The lists are still omen, and
war spirit increases. 1t is getting deeper,
more solemn and determined.
Mondiy. The new Cong. church last
evening was crowded to ovefowing. Many
were on the stepsand outside Of thechurch.
| witnessed what never had in church
before. In one part Of the sermon the
congregation burst out into the most intense
applause Of clapping Of hands. The young
men Of tue yolunteerssay they shallg with
dou le courage now that they learn from
the pulpit they are going in light, good
and just cause.
| have just heard that there is a resolve
to get it Tor publication. Ii SO you shall
have copy, that your numerous English
readers may read it.
There is to be {. great meeting this even.
ing for the purpose Of forming "hone
guard Mr.. Morris says if the traitors as
cend the Mississippi we may safely leave
the defence Of all your region on its banks
to his countrymen under the battle cry Of
"England, and the Union forever Is that
SO, friend Cover? Yct ought to know.
We have no republicans, nor democrats
here now. We are all union men. Two
or three who have been very strong party
democrats, hang fire a little, but they fire
away when it comes to close quarters.
Monroe, April 30, '6l MARS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
Meeting OF the PatrIoLtc Cltizens
OF the Town of ElIenboro'.

Pursuant to an adjournment, the largest
number OF citizens of the town )f Ellen
boro' ever before assembled in the town,
met 10 the village of Ellenboro on Mon
day, April 29th, at 2 O'CLOCK, and erected
IA beautiful liberty pole in front Of the resi-
dence of S. L. elise. And at o'clock,
the hour to which the meeting had adjourn
ed TO, they repaired to the -chool-house,
when the meeting was called to order by
the chairman, G. w. Cowen. The objeci
of the meeting was to get an interchange OF
sentiments, and expression OF devotion to
the constitution and laws of our common
country. Gen. Rountree being present,
having been previously invited to attend
and address the meeting, was called Tor,
came forward and addressed the meeting
for nearly. an hoar. Every word of the
speaker was that Of il true patriot and low
er Of his country. After the speech three
cheers were given with hearty good will
for the "Stars and Stripes" and three
rousing cheers for the speaker, Gen. Roun-
tree. Short and appropriate addresses
were made by L. A. Beyans, Esq, and the
Rev. Lyman Haskell.
S. +. elise, from the committee on res
olRtions, reported the following preamble
and resolutions:
| Whereas, several of the states of the
Union have seeded from the government
of the United States, and large and for
mldabIe number Of persons thereof are IN
-, -, -, g., H., constitution and laws
OF the general government, and are
at war with, anu have threatened the lnva-
sion Of the American Union, and,
Whereas, In times like these IT IS prop
er Tor any Union-loying and Unlon-suStaIn-
inc persons to assemble together and express
their devotion to their government BY res
outions or otherwise; therefore,
| ResoLced, That we hold it to be the du-
ty OF all loyal citizens to facilitate and aid
tue president in sustaining the laws and In
tegrlty OF the United States; and to prove
our loyalty, we pledge ourselves to stand
ready, ana will respond to any call made
upon US to sustain the laws and Union OF
the States.
Resolped, That we can not, and will
not, hereafter, allow any person within our
midst to talk or act reasonably TO our
government.
The resolutions were separately, and
unanimously adopted.
A sufficient number Of citizens Of the
towns Of Ellenboro' and Harrison enrolled
their names, and Intend to organize yolun-
teer company.
On motion Of John n. Culver, it was
voted that all who have enrolled their
names. meet in the village Of Ellenboro on
Saturday next, May 4th, at O'Clock, 2. m,
for the purpose Of organization and the
election Of officers Of sid company.
Voted that the proceedings Of this meet
ing be furnished the Grant County Wsf-
ness and the Grant County Herald with 4
request Of publication.
G. w. CowAS, Chm.
n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-09
RH-The Buif.lo Comfy Lo.rnal

ES~Ihe Buifdo County Joaraat, a
new paper published at Alma in that
county, in this State, our friend 10. M.
Bracket, of Tafton, and II. M. Rockwell,
editors and proprietors, is before US marked
for exchange, request that we are pleased
to grant. The JolwnaL will soon cause
Buffalo Comfy to be known and respected
abroad as well as at home; aud being the
| first paper printed in that county its early
columns will be historical, the more SO il
its editors are industrious in gathering
much relating to the early settlers and set
Elements Of that county, with all that Is
known or can be learned Of the Indians.
Let the Journal be a historical record OF
past years as well as a journal of the day
and hour. Let the pioneer men and
women Of that county, with their hard
ships and priyations, be recorded in the
Journal,- less difference about recording
the names and distinguished deeds Of tie
new recruits; these latter have aspirations
and they win take care to let the world see
their light through the Journal, but tie
pioneers aspired to no heights anda are there
fore the more deserving Of remembrance.
We add private note for the Journal,
avoid very great feeling but really little
men; these are the worms that often burn
out the vitals Of the country press and
never ray for heating the poker. Grant
no special favors to any; use all alike, and
do nothing that you fear may come to the
Iight--for though editors are bound to
keep the secrets Of all men, none are will
ing 10 keep the secrets Of editors.