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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
FIRES.
IN CANAL STREET.

IN CANAL STREET.
About III o'clock on Sunday night, IRE occurred
at No. iO Canal street, caused by leakage In gas
pipe. Damage triaing.
IN PARK ROW.
On Sunday night, fire broke out 10 the store OF
T.. s. Franka, optician &c., No. 9 Park Row. The
damage by water was considerable. No insurance
on stock.
IN WASHINGTON STREET.
On Sunday evening, fire occurred at No. 44o
Washington street, caused by some children Playing
with matches. The loss amounted 10 about $lOO.
IN GRAND STREET.
Yesterday morniDg, fire occurred In the store.
house OF NJ. Lynch No. 70 Grand street, occasioned
by tie accidental firing Of bed by The occupant.
IN READE STREET.
At 10i o'clock this morning, hre broke out at the
corner OF Reade and West streets, caused by over
heated stovepipe passing through the floor and cell
ing. The damage sustained was about 800. In
sured.
FIRE IN JOHN STREET.
Last evening" about 6 o'clock, u fire broke out in
the paper warehouse Of Charles w. Benedict, No.
o. John street. on the first floor. The damage sus
tained amounted TO $500. Insured. The basement,
occupied by Charles Becker, grocer, was also dam
aged TO the extent of fl5. Insured in the Phenix
Insurance Company for $500. The building, which
is owned by j. w. Hammersly, was damaged TO the
amount Of 800. Insured.
FIRE IN ATTORNEY STREET.
Last evening, at 8 o'clock, a fire occurred in the
boarding house OF Abram Rapp No 10 Attorney
street, on the first floor. Damage $50. Insured tor
8 800 in the City Insurance Company. The second
floor was occupied German lodge-room. Dam
aged 100. Supposed to be Insured.
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-oor. 10.
Before Judge SHIPsAs.

Before Judge sHlPsAs.
TIE kkCAPrukED SCHOONER 3 J. "ARlN0-CLAIh
FOR SALVAGE.
,,,u,,. ,rp. -. A.. ..A..xc = u,.,.x
n'iA'h in'u'~a " ~ ss'. WIG ''"'0Nei =. - W. amy
This case which has already excited considerable
p,bli, p,ere,t came on for Trial 10 day n 10 claim r.
a., on AZ, NAT of Ni.m Tmsp the negro steward Of the
Waug ard of William stedIps one Of tie .eGmen for Tue
r,en, OF IN, ye,. from the hsds Of prle crew OF the
souib. IA prvai.e, IsF Davis There l. .so lain FOR aly.
az. service, by Brics McKnp!on W. was pasenEeT on
board ths Warlua Mr. kobln,eu and Mr. William Curtis
appeared Tor IN. sos Mos.r Foster ard n on
for tbe 5el,nt McKuDon and Mes. scudder and Bsebe
for the owners OF the vessel and cargo.
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Disaseers. ke.

ACCIDENT rHR U. g. GusBoAT SnA~saHRs.-BitSs
car Oct fThe u D. sunbost shswsheen Lieut.. Calhoun
commsndns when of hi. paes yesterday became disabled
IN Of her wheels and Get sigma for pilot CsA isss
Merritt Isssc Hslbet and John A Brown with 'urf
boat aud crew belonging the wreckng sch John hsveo
boarded her. although there bad surf There vi" nSs
sucient depth Of the bar that time being lor
water AID nearly dark they brought her into ne OLD soos
Channe a. far the bulkhesd Al high wwer they etoak
her over snd at 10 D. NJ anchored her 10 the hsbo she
60 repair DAMAGE and sail day. IL coming over ths
bar the surfboal stove aud completely lost . zoe,
The sohr June lcf Weymouth, from Nevfors. WI :
cargo Of flour ard for Weymouth, 10 s'soIe ns.
Adams The vessel will DO cd, ana cargo saved ss
ssed condition. By telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

SUFFOLK CousrY.-Rchard Busted, Richard c.
Mccormick, and others, will speak at Union meet
ings in Suffolk County as follows: Port Jefferson,
Oct. 49, Greenport, Oct. 80. The same gentlemen
win speak in Queens County, at Flushing on Friday
evening" and at Rockawsy on Saturday evening.
JAS T. Brady will speak at the meeting at Flushing.
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BROOKLYN Items.

THE Brooklyn ACADEMY OF MUsIc-CLosE OF
TIE sEAsos.-To-night Mr.. Ullman takes his second
and last benefit on which occasion the performances
will consist of two new Operas and Grand Con.
cert. Miss Kellogg. Miss Hnkley, Miss Carlotta
Patti, signor Brgno and Sgnor susini sing favorite
roles during the evening
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK........0cf. -


ships-Proxress. Wood~srd Liverpool Ns.mih l. Sons,
Liyrrpool Chamberlain London GInnell, Ain,ern Co
YOUNG Esge Walker Hsvre Funch. Meincke Wendt CITY
Of Brooklyn Chase Liverpool E-snih Sons Annie kieb
mond stinson London J w Ewell Go.
BsTks-Acacia Pns ham, Dublin, WALSH Carver Cha.s,
Xsntho Chapman Aspn wall Psoams Railroad Company T.
Wright ir. III ,ps M.Tseiles Moore Henry.
Brigs-Jaene II, polite (FreDch Canchard. kew'beofeid
King Godeot; VIM. Adkins (Br.l, Woodman, 81 John NJ
B.. p. I. N.yius Son; keOss tbrh Burn' CisniHss's
schoouer.-White Foam Coney Baltimore L. Kenny n
s.esaer-Fanny Garner, Spencer, Philadelphia j. Hand
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SERIOUS SHOOTING AccIDEST.-Yesterday after
boy named William Beckett residing la Third street,
near Seventh Gows met with serious accident
resulting In loss Of his left hand IL appears that no was
PLAY Tag with loaded pistol which exploded and the chsse
shattered the hand which found necessary to smpuiss
DR.. George Cochran performed tie operation.
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against him S~~ns
Jacob Gbbe American 81 DID, pleaded guilty 10 an
Tempt .nd larceny ia picking the pocket Of Geo Lons
While he ~ss yiog asleep In the ballroom Humboldt Hal az
'ne evening Of the I'D S-tembe stse Prison yesr.
los S"e@r and CatharDs shear convicted on Fri
,b,s % the Psoenry for air months and Shear os
'nfee noatha Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

MILITARY INsPEcTIos.-The 18th Regiment mus
tered the State Arsenal In Portland avenue tor inspection
yesterday al erpooD They numbered about three hundred
who filled the regiment the standard during
tc three months campaign Maryland having reeDllstsd
IN other regiments the Of the 18th presenting 90 slim
sppesIsnce Lieut.. Col Clark was in command.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAs-onssn.I T..n.-ocr .

COURT on COMMON PLEAS-OnNkRAI Tnen.-Ocf ~.
Before Judges DALI HiLroS, aud BRADY
rs MARRIED WOMAN LIABLE FOR GOODS SOLD TO
HER on HER OWN ACCOUNT!
David Klein ct al. sgt. Catherine 0edney.
This was Oh appeal from judgment rendered in
Ds,ric, Court The defendant carries on business ~ bar
own name In Division street Ia this city aud did prior TO
aud at the tine OF The sale In November last Her
has control interest An the business The plaintiff
cold goods her her account ~ various times know-
II her be married, and n July ,st brousb. ,hs action
relying upon the statute of 1857 TO sustain their Pho,
the passage Of tina married woman could Dot be sued
District Court, she liable any contract N cd
b. her. But the plsntns cain that tho statute OF o en-
Ieiy changed the ooHnonsw practice and plaintiff
the right married woman in the manner a. u
she sole" And ths "se and separate property Of
Married woman" 10 therein defined 20 be that which she
SECURES by her trade business, labor services csned on
aud reformed GU her sole and separate sccourc
This important 10 business ana the decision
OF tho Court win be looked for with much ntsest Tue
Court tooh the papers. Decsoa reserved J. ssis hi'ef
baud for appellants; I. Byrno foI respondent.
NOTICE. 70 TIE DAR. .
On Wednesday morning, 3Oth inst, the Court VII,
resume ne call Of the calendar of spp,as fom Marine and
JustIce. Cogr,s NATHANIEL JARVIS j, tisrs.
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U.s. MARsHALs oFrICE-ocr. 20.

LUsATIc RELEASED FROM FORT LAFAYETTE.
Yesterday James N. Haig was released from Fort
Lafayette By order Of tho Department Of state Mr. isig
was recently arrested In Baltimore for shipping conTshsnd
goods to tho Sou,h and sent to Fort Lafayette His reason
becoming impaired orders sent directing his release and
delivery to bis ends ,hs, he placed In 'omo ulssc
asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

A FRreHrrsED BaKsR.--A baker, residing in
Hamilton avenue greatly s1rpised few days since 10
discovering bomb shell Ia the crnler OF barrel OF bour
hch he Just received and prepsns to convert INTO
bread The DO nb examination was found TO DC oaoea
the as curiosity The motive for piscisg so
article In barrel OF 6oar cannot be imagined oy
the purchaser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

A TREAsUnY NoTE-TnlEF CAuGHr.--Yesterday,
Detective. Farley and Eustace arrested John ss sailor
charge Of 'eallng s2o 10 Treasury Note. om Charles
Brown he ship board the 30 Louis They had just
The money fonnd the person OF ths prisoner lie
y - ><ssss ~ AZ. 49, A-.-..ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29

SUPREME COURT-CHAsBRRs-Ocr. B.-Besore Justice
CLRRKK
DECIsI0
Fast River Bank agt. w. l.. Kidd ct al.-Order
TO show cause Why Of former order should not
be vacated and Dismissed and motion denied without cosls
Hotsling as Harsh-Alowed to plaintiffs $50 10 The
Infant defendants Frank ard Valentine Marsh $50 defend
ant Elm Campbell go executors, ESQ., defendants Har
rst Peters and Harriet A. Mash. $50.
Before Justice SUrHsRLAND.
Henry NJ Alexander agt. VIM. H. Cronk ct 81 In gen.
ers OF Cushing King Co. John J. Merritt sg.
the Evesresnsj Joseph Burnett at. w. II. Rsuisoa-ao'
tions granted
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'oohf OF OYER AND TERMISER-ocs. a.-B.fr.
Justice HoeEBooH.


iournm.n, urs opered this morning pursuant TO ID.
Hunt beio. ,noo,n Joy was inpsnneled Mr. Wilson a.
charge IN H. frsmsn Tbs judge delivered brief
Tbsts Ss ins calling ,h attention to ID. usus
morning We Soart Adjourned 10 Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
Nos. 56s sud seI Broadway
Exclusive ssen..f s5 .,,vr,cAy CAMP CHEST

nAhH' BOILER ,,h., ,svs
army and navy aenved 20 s,s LIN sonpleS
~ az .srs They will bad the arrsneenem rs amp TIA,
ad e9rss I've 70 caSt.l. ali nsces.sy kitchen utsnn
Table IA sd g1nue,d e ssS 49, RSs.s ron aa4
nv IL Tie bol.er will hold ten gallons, ana ~, ,,,ns
can to 4sed r rs boiling ard ..sios a. u,
The COX coitainns eysythi Is soSss Of Tie
ns are he came and weighs less an % 70: p,,aSsns
n - rece, snda Tors oven oy the rrs1He srermas.sr
& Mails and other CON pste Military a.tno " hs.s d,
aicont 20 induce ether. 70 possess ant to SAIL
ssca,Os' Co. to Sole Gssa. win Be pr'DFe' ''
49,.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Ocr 7o-Befoe Re
eordeT HogrsAs 49, r
Sarah Elizabeth Jericho, American, "a years OF
age pleaded siy assault upon Msry Ann NO
% Leonard street, Miss Jericho "s' sen' 20 inc i'hs'
for one year. =, ,,,, 81 ,b.-ss
Garrett Barry biih 10 years old was equities 81 enst
Of stealing trunk coniaining over sSoo VOTE ~ s
Ion n = 49,. 80, AiIsy sceops svsess A'e
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COITpr cXTrSsS

., SUPREME R me CovaI-CIRcuIr.-Part NO. 40,
los 1914. l&Ss. 1901. 1905 $685. 1901 i>ss is"''
BRooKLYs CiTY CouRr CALENDAR, TurspAy.
Der 23-Nos. III u.s. l2t 1875 as IT, a. a. Ia is IA
l&, LIE, 49, IA lle, I34, i35. 136. - '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-29
Movements Of Ocean Steamer.
TO ARRIVE.
Passsngers Arrived

n brig Porto Gi0Ld from Ptdu- PLae-MF. Fontan, M,
LsIzier, Mr. Chester, Miss KiDg.ley. Miss Messoten.
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A UCTION NOTICE. r,
"A LOCKWOOD, BROS. UNpEAhiLh
AUCTlONEEgS
No. 20 horsy.sI. aud No. - WsiIen-.,, .,,,...
b g TO call the attention Of buye" 70 'asn As''
as AT TEN O'CLOCK THIS DAY,
Comprisins iull lines Of Ds
SILKS Ribbons, DRESS GOops'
wooLEN and COTTON HoSiIHf.s -
ainyrs 0ACSTIErS, BUCK 0Lo,Ebs ,sMlreps
xtTslS WAITE sod MIXED SHIFTS and DAA" nA'''
A'AA'' JAChETS, CLOTHS,
CASslMERH5. NEsTlNJs, sniNIi'i
sHLETIN0S, sblRIINos' &C.
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A BIJNDANCE OF GOOD sEksAN n.s'
"A READY, At moderate wages for city OF 'Ss.ss ssi
mao ugllsh Scotch ifi.h Ne at tns Lnsc ,Jas.ed n
Hoaa- No I:k3 1th.st.. corner OF os'a''
Mrs FLOYD. Coed places swsJs reedy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-07-11
GEN. BEAUREGARD.

Sir. Russell, the distinguished COZ
respondent of the Londen Times, in
his letttr to that faper written
from Charleston, S. c., thus describes
his introduction to Gen. Beauregard:
'1In another moment we we're ush-
cred into a smaller room, and were
presented to the General who was
also seated at his desk. Any one
accustomed 10 soldiers caH readily
deteet the "resl article" from the
counterfeit; and when Gen. B'aure-
gard stood op TO welcome US, IT was
psteBt ie was a man capable OF
greater things than taking Fcrt Sun-
ter. He is u squsre-built, lean man,
of about forty years Of sge, with
broad shoulders, and legs "made to
fit" horse, Of middle height. and
his bead covered With thick haiI crop
ped close, showing the bsmos, Which
are + Elective and eombatiye, with a
true G4liic air-the forehead, broad
and we'll developed. projects some
wkat over the keen, eager eyes; the
face is very thin. with very high
cheek bones, a well shaped nose, ac-
outline, and a large, rigid, sharply cut
mouth, set abore full fighting chin
la tho event Of any important op
eratiors taking place lhe name Of
this oflieer will, ! feel assured, be
beard of.en euough 10 be my ex-
cuse fci this little sketch of his oat-
ward mar
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-07-11
An Important Enactment.

The attached law has just been
officially published, and we invite at
ten!iOu 10 he in Fortsnce OF its pro-
visions:
SIC. l The Congress ef the Con-
.ederate States of America do enact:
That all Eersons in any marner IN
debted to indl,iGUals or corporations
in the United States of America,
(exeeps the States Of Delaware, Mary
land, Kentucky and Missouri, aud
the District of Columbia. be and
are hereby prohibited from paying
the same to their respective creditors
or their agents or assignees, pen
ding the existing wal wsged by that
government against the Confederate
States, or any of the slayeholdipg
States before named.
SIC. 2. Any persCn indebted as
aforesaid shall be and is hereby sn-
tholiztd to pay the amount OF Lis
indeItt dress into tie treasury Of the
Conied, rate States, in specie or
treasury rotes, and shall receive from
the treasurer certificate, counter
signed by the register, showing tho
amount paid and on what sccOunt.
and the rate Of interest which the
same was bearing.
SEC 3. Such certificate shall bear
ike interest With the original con-
tract and shall Be redeemable, at the
close of the var and the restoration
of peace, in specie pitts equiyalenr,
on presentation Of the original ceI'
tificate.
SEC. 4. All laws and part OF laws
against this act be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-07-11
Pay of Volunteers.

We frequently hear the question
asked, "what pay do the officers and
priyates in the Confederate Army
get for their seryices?" For the in
formation Of all'such, We append the
following schedule:
The Colonel get Sl75 per month.
L.. Colonel gets Sl70 per month
Major gets $3.50 per month.
Uapinia gess sos per month.
lst Lieut.. gets 800 PER month.
I'd Lieut.. gets $50 per month.
lst sergeants gets S2l per month
Other Sergeanls get Sll Pei
month.
Corporals and Artifcers get SlS
per month with yearly allowance ol
clothing and one ration per day.
Quartermaster gets the same a'
CaptaiD.
Cemmissary the same.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-07-11
The First Bayopft Charge CT the
War.

That the hand Of God is in the
struggle before us, we have only to
recspitulate one single circumstance
which occurred Oh The battle field.
When the attack was made on Beth
ell, there wAs one company, who by
some mischance, got their rlflsd Can.
non spiked. 1t was Immediately ta-
ken by the enemy. Col. Duryea S
Zouayes, rushing Oh with hideous
yel.s. toek possession of the ground.
On their extreme right was Captain
John Steward Walkers company; on
thcir left Was the North Carolina
troop. The order to charge bhyone's
WAS first given to Capt. Walker, aud
subsequently, countermaneed AID g'v-
EN- to The North Carolinians. Their
charge On this redoubt, erected by
our men, but now occupit dby Black $,
Is worthy ofevery man and woman S
Five companies OF the
enc nay had taken possession OF one
of the redoubis occupied by the
bewitzers. The North Carollnians,
three ecmpauies strong were erctr.
ed TO advance, and, at the polut oi
the bayonet. TO retske she vantage
ground. They advanced calmly,
coolly; when, u! the distance OF 90
wards. the Zouayes fred on them
A bystaudtr tells US bat net a mus
Gle Vas moved, bat they leaped on at
the double quick. and, at their aP-
proach: the enemy scamperec hke
rabbits.
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the time OF subscription. 1--WE Dollars
sand Fifty tessfs, WITHOUT DEVIATION,
after the expiration Of three months.
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contracted except against those with whom
we have rnnning accounts.
0%T Subscribers failing to order discon-
tinuance OF the paper, at the expiration of tbp
time for which they nny havo subscribed.
are considered as wishing to renew; and it
will be continued to them accordingly.
OF no paper will be sent out of the
county unless paid for in snvance.
o. Advertisements inserted at One Dol
far per square Of Twelve Lines
o. less, for the FIRST insertion; Fifty Cents
for each continuance.
CSF Persons advertising by the year, will
be charged Eerty Dollars for a whole
column, Twenty Dollars for one-half,
F'cn Dollars for one-quarter. No devsa-
ton from these terms atnder ahg circumstances
0cr The privilege Of yearly advertisers is
strictly la'ted to Their clen Immediate and reg
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;isirg finn is not considered as including that
of It's individual members.
SCS Announcing cand ldates Three Dol
lars, to Be paid IN adUdRce iH sUe1y case.
a. = Advertisements not marked with tie
number of Insertions when handed in, will
be continued until ordered oat, and payment er-
acted
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0~T Advertisements of an abusive nature,
rN not Je inserted at any price.
OF Jo5 Printing, # ALL kinds, neatly
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-07-11
ANDREW JOHNSON.

The Richmond (Ky-) Democrat
says Andy johnson declared there
in bis speech that the secessionists
s5ct at him thirteen ,inles before be
got ont Of Tennessee.
We disbelieye the statement.-
Tennessee rifles could not miss q
mark so deserving Of 90 ounce Of
cold lead.-hcmphis appeal.
1t is probable that Andres, ikd
modern Judas lscaEiOt, was hOreatly
Gf incec9 such thing be possible
With bim mistaken about the mat
ter. As the train sped its way
through E's. Tennessee, he heard
the firing guns, bat tbe brcrarlipgs
Of conscious ,neanness would not al
low hin TO conclude that the shots
wore fred at any thing else than his
own miserable csrcass-w would not
permit him to reflect for a moment
that the people ever hunt squirrels,
OF shoot at mark for beef. .Tha
guilty flee wbeu no man pulsueth"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-07-11
YTHg MILK IN THE Cocoa NuT."-

YTHE MILK IN THE Cocoa NuT. =
Oar telegraphic dispatches inform US
that Hon. John Mcclellan. OK Illinois,
is 10 Washington, urging the prompt
assemblage OF large force in the
West. and the purchase OF provisions
and grain from suffering Illinois far
meIs and merchants 1t is not so
much that they want the soldiers
out West, as they want to sell their
provisions and grain. Having block
adsd the @suffeIing Illinois merchants
and farmers" from a market, Lin
coln ought TO send them customers
! 10 the shape Of soldiers. The block.
ads seems to work the wrong way.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-07-11

show wherein and why? For our own
part. while we deny the right of
slaveb oldeIs to h0d slaves oganst
the will Of the latter, we cannot see
how Twenty Millions OF people eau
rigbtfully bod Ten or even Five M'i-
lions in dettsied Union with tbt m
by MILITARY FcBcE.-- Tribune, Dec. | I.
No. 6.
There is hardly a great principle
which may not be thus run into The
ground But if seven or eight coz
tiguous States shall present them
selves authentically at Washington,
saying, "We hate the Federal Un-
ion; We have Withdrawn fromit; We give
you the choice beis eel acquiescing IN
our SOC ,ssion andarrangipg amlcably
queslionsonlheo one hand,
and attempting to snhdue us upon
the other we could mol stand ap
for COERCION, for sUPJUGATIoN, for we
do not thiuk it would be Just. We
hold the right of Sell-Goverument
sacred, even when invoked in behalf
OF those who deny it 10 others.
Tribune, DC. II.
No. 7.
IF ever "seven or eight States
send agents to W. sbing'on to say,
I'VE want to get out Of the Union,
we shall feel constrained by our de-
votiou to Human Liberty, to say.
Let Mfm go! Ahd we do not see
how we could take the othrr side
without coming in direct conhict
With those r ghls Of Man which We
hold paramount to all political az
rangemen.s, however convenient aud |
advantageous Tribune, Dec. Is.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-07-11
Our Tohs is but a Simple tcf.

Onr home is but simple Get,
Il hath no geam of gold or pride,
Or marble, yet we feel it rot,
We hare so much of JOY beside.
Our windows look on silver wavos,
Our doors ON sloping bafks and trees,
And our dear Lord, who loves and saves,
Hears sweetest prayers on d;mpled knees
For all our go!l is golden hall,
Fine spun and soft, that fran es face
AS pure and true as angels wear
We fear it seeks an angels place.
Our marble is her tender arms,
And cunnirg'y the artist wrought,
Combining all an infants charms,
With wonau's high and holy thought.
Ah. here amid the music shiver
OF dusky vines can death abide
Where Times might iondly stay forever
And Peace clasp Hope loving bride!
Sweet boyhooa with its brave, glad thought
Fair girlhood, like glimps eof Heaven
Such gems no wealth hath ever bought,
Such calm the world hath never given
All. gentle Heaven, small need have we
OF sparkling wine cur board to crown,
For baby-smiles so lovingly
Shed light celestial hearts adown.
Brave boy! fair girl! right Loyalty
Our home is flied : The world is bright
Lies anthem swelleth joyfully,
And ike blessing falls the night.