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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-08

RECoRDER's CoURr-There were ninp cases
n this court yesterday. Five persons paid fines
70 the amount Of SO. one was sent to the chain
gang. one appealed from the Recorder SEN
tence, and two were discharged. -Four were
charged with misdemesuor, one with i~ntoxica-
lion. and four with fighting.
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ATTEMPTED TO SH0OT-Oaicers Thurman
and Hwasr yesterday caught sight Of aman
named john Leonard, who is accnse1of two or
three cases Of theft. The man started of like a
deer and dashed into tie bayou, and when be
found his pursueTs pressing upon him he pre-
scented his pistol at Thurman and pulled the
trigger twice luckily the cap snapped each
time. lie was at length overtaken and safely
lodged in the station house.
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DRAGONS WANTED!

1890 yds. Gray Satinets!
no3-Iw TayIOr a. HEcEwen.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.
Authorized Capital. 100000.
Cash capital and sur
Pisss paid up..----.- 3sO,OU0.
Office GA M0disOn street, OppO-
safe the Bank o. Memphis.
J. e. WEST,
oc[ly Agent.
Messrs. Clark, Gregory a Co.,

CN9 q NUI
have been afflicted with the worst form of inward
Piles and a very bad disrrhea. Ihaye been treated by
various physicians, who pronounced my case iuc7rsble
Finding no relief, ] was persuaded 10 ty your AmJro-
sal OIL, and after using one bottle, Twas eusb.ed TO 20
about my usual Gvocaiion. Three bottles have cured
me whole sud sound, aud wish to make tlis Pubic.
that other Sufferers Of this disease, the wors. in The
world may try 10 and bs convinced SIS 7 have been, that
its equal e. not 20 be found. c. a. fsEFNS
Nashville, October 5th. 1859.
Tor sale by Potter s Merwln, EsusGeld & Co, Plum.
mer & Gilbert, Ward i McCleisud a. " Toras 4 -
0rsg-dag2v
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STEAMBOAT COLUMN.


For Dr- ARD, Augusta and Jacs-aaF-+
TUE passenger rars-f a HALE. W
I u. Bri.ror- master, g-I leave above aA@r-t
au SATURDAY qb la-r.uf. .f -r.H -
For lFeisl. or p-ssarr apply -u board o-to
ua-2r LARRY UAENETAD AGENT
For New Madrid. Hickman and Columbus.
VHE packet COTTON PLANT. Jss. ~
4 l.Uil- master '-aN-z 5s above THIS tHa@Ez
BAY. StLi tl-ut. Et5 r.M I'd. -
EuI leigh- 0r passage amp on heluf. or 90
ut-l LAUkT H~AEMST4n. Agent
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-ODD-FELLows HALL-A large audience
attended the benefit given last evening, at which
we rejoice because of the material aid that viii
result 10 The injured soldier. In addition to a
crejirable performance by the Vaudeville ON
pany, the InkeEman ZOuayes appeared in cos-
rune. and entertained the audience with some
OF their select songs
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Is IT LEGAL7-By special act Of the Legis-
latuIe, the soldiers ia the North Carolina camps
voted for electors Of President and Nice-Presi-
dent Thursday las.-six days sooner than the
general election, 50 as to allow the returns to be
r.c%yedby the sheritls Of the several counties in
time tn be counted simultaneously with those
from the home precincts of such counties.
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FOR SALE
3OOO Dozen Hats.
CAPS

On hand and ready for delivery, consisting Of difars
colors, suitable for Army purposes.
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We regret 20 learn that serious difficult
ties have arisen in the Watson battery, and that
forty Of the men had to be transferred to Dick
Stewards company. Some of them, we are
told, viii be court maTtaled. Lieut.. Cage has
resigned and returned honey. Joseph (LG)
/ Er-sfg
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AyoTHER NICTBL-A New York paper says ;
. james A. Lindsay, Of North Carolina, attached
to the United States frigate Saratoga, has been
arrested and sent TO Fort Lafayette.
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NEW ORLEANS, November The stock of cotton GU
hand is 1880.
S~upcriue douris selling O su.25 Mes pork, SO and
dull; hams. 23c, sugar cured, 25c. White com, sl25
Whisky, e5easL. Choice moIasses, ls'4c. sugar 5i
oslo
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10 THE PUBLIC.
Auction and Commission Business

As heretofore. 4. L. ANDREWS & 20,
No. $50 Main street.
n BIO correct any erroneous impressions, either
accidental or cthervire, We would say that the firm Of
A l. Andrews & Co, the Auctoueers, burned out a.
The lare IRE, Is composed Of the undersigned.
a l.. ANDREWS,
moo 1n FRANK HYDE.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
FRIDAY moRNNG, NoyEMBER 5

TuE ENBARGo-The military authorities at
Columbus have removed the embargo on com,
which can now come down Freely. Wheat and
several other art icles The planters in the prohib-
itel di>.ri. are aa. allowed to bring to market
and soil
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CHARLESTON HOUSE.
Immediately Opposite Depot Of
.WesslPFtis Gssd ChGFIesfon
Railroad.

fENjE HOUSE, Is new and recently furnished -
L Passengers By river AMI railroad viii ind al
this the most convenient Hotel go the Memphis Fsme
and Charleston Depot in he city. LII
Ohm D. ARMDU
N1GIyis Proprietor.
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Adams street, Between Front Row
and Main.
VOS. v. S~HANESBCFG respectful Iy~ ~
- announces 90 lis frierds and The publicly g
generally that be VIII open his SELDOM on ~
THURSDAY, November sh. with q most ~
splendid LUNCH- oysters can Dee had by the cHu %
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Gen. Beaareg5rd's brother, who resides
in Texas, has donated to the Confederate SER
wee one hundred head of cattle, one thousand
paun of wool, and one hundred bushels Of
|c0r-8.
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TIVE splendid passenger pacIetV Ks -
L BJBG-Ca at- j. H. Nh.e, willeaye -
as above on FRIDAY, eth inst, ar 8 P. ".
For freight or passage apply on board OF TO
m. q M L lMsELn IL
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m,LEAN,s CORDIAL

AS may be seen, we insert this week ths advertise
ment Of McLlean's Cordial, etc.
Hisvery wei known we are not particularly favor
able to patent medicines, and. as a general thing. esebsv
the whole OF them with but little ceremony. aud will
these sentiments we declined inserting this savertiss
neni until we knew what were the Ingredients Of III,
medicine and how compounded This we have lsarns,
and believing as we DO, that the ingredients are good
and the compound judiciously msde. we u 4
as mizta'e worthy Of public confidence.
The above is from the s.. Louis Christian Advo. At.
edited by the renowned Rev. Dr. McAnauy. whiel
speaks volumes in favor Of MeLesn's Cordial We "a,
TO al try it. See The advertisement in another column
feb6daw
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ILTTUGS FROM THE NORTH-Five hundred
letters arrived 40 the Richmond pOstotiice yester
Iav, from Yankee land for the Federal prisoners
now here. GA Wool sent them under a flag
OF truce.
BAEk NOTE PtPER-The Treasury Depart
ment of the Confederate government was much
embarrassed some time ago by the scarcity OF
bank note PaPefs and had TO print their first
issue of treasury notes on very inferior and
5.nsy paper, not being able to obtain any other
that slime. Subsequently small supplies were
blamed from the North. The Department,
however, is now independent o., northern bank
note paper manufacturers. The Franklin paper
ua4 company, Of this city, are now manutac-
auring q bunk note paper, fully equal in quality
10 amy heretofore received from the North. This
IS another iust3nca OF the benefit Of the block
abe fo the South.
THE Franklin paper mill is under the superin-
tallelce 20. Sir. Aiexaudar White. formerly Of
Lee, Massachusetts.
ACCIDENTALLY BURNED-NEs. HUbsuu. d
lady aged about sixty years, was badly and per
Haps fatally burned a few days since, at the
Carlton House, m lao rear of the FIRST Baptist
elugch, by hos dress taking fire, while sitting
uaar "a CRATE. Mr.. ksan, a boardcr in the house,
aeafiHg the cries oil ihe ladies, who saw the
accident. FASTENED 90 tho rescue and succeeded
I'D Araa.I- NN ." .Ha..AE ...N0r HA4 Nh|F4NtF
inc TIE sufferer IN blanket. In doing so hi,
hands were severely burned.
Tin. EEBCEEARTES-Oue hundred and fifty
of I.ncoln's 1uerrenaIies, part of the second
grand army Of Washington, arrived Yesterday
from Richmond, and are ouartered for safe
keen ping iu our district Iail. Coming TO destroy
our property, oar people and our liberty, they
have been f0.lc3 In the effort, and lost their own
freedom. Tley have learned ii lesson of wisdom.
aud no doubt found Chat they were mistaken in
entering a crusade for the ~subiu@ation of a race
0l people who are their Supporters. They are here
degraded herd. and unworthy Of sympathy OF
cemmiseuaGgn. Every one deserves to be shot,
and ue chances O.. liberation taken from him.
We trust they VIII bee entirely Isolated from all
eEte-uaI communication, and looked upon as
.an Browns mrl, as Lhey are. The prisoners
ser. under ths charge Of Lieut.. Porter &. S. A.,
and q detachment Of fity-siN men from the
Charlotte GIegs, under command Of Lieut. T. S.
Henry. There aIe many boys among them, and
sur generally a rough looking Set-Coiuabiq
SIrft Ear1frira. ta.
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WOOL. wa

1--WE hundred thousand pounds wanted. for which
l. we win pay the highest market price.
!. W. AEMSTRONH & n
geQlm Nc. rs Nelson Er-a4-
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HFW

HFEMPHIS n ARKANSAS RIVER
III CONFEDERATE STATES MAIL 4--A
/ above line viii. during 90
water iu Che Arkansas river, ruu small boats from Na1a-
leon % Little Rock.
Passengers leaving Memphis oH Mondays. W=11--
dsys and Saturdays. connect directly with fh--- boal-
next day o. NaPn-on. 1hsy have Napoleon sunday
Tuesday and Thursday evenings. and cou1+rI direct as
Til- Rock with coaches Tor Hot Springs and Tor.
smith. For further Information apply 70
JOHED ADAMS Proprietor. or
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent.
FwmH ErM n.-ua- .Hnm aa-aH al 80 D.
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LUMBER. LUMRERI

TUsT received $4,000 feet clear White Pine. one,
y one and a hall, two end three inches thick; $1,000
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring 2O0,000 feet
Sawed Cedars, for building purposes. posts, etc; "a gen
eral assortment Of Fencing; 100000 sawed and cut
Laths; 100000 heart Cypress halt inch Shingles, and
10000 Fire Bricks, in addition 10 our already large stock
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds. etc, which we viii
sell low for cash
m~r4-ly2dp NJ. NJ OCHRA & BROS.
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT
FOR 1861 AND 1881
Memphis and New Orleans
PACKET LINE!

THE splendid boats Of this new line VII
L leave Memphis for New Orleans on 4ztq
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATUR
JAYS.
TUESDAYS PACKETS!
Capt y. d. Clark.
Edward > Capt. Vim. FFray-
THURSDAYS PACKETS
Job SinOnds-----Ca Capt. J. +. Hicks.
Capt. Jos. N'OU1bs
PACkETSE
Mary H. Capt II. Corltcv-
II. r. w. Capt. T.. II. Newell
These boats connect az Memphis with The railroads
from that point or their respective days. leave Stem
phs immediately on the arrival OF the Memphis aut
Charleston and Memphis ard Ohio railroad trains. Pas
HeuEtrs can arrange their arrival so as 90 avoid delay 8
Memphis longer than business or pleasure may require.
FGr freight or passage apply ON board or TO sgauft
JAMES Z. BOURNE & co,
No. Madison street.
TH0S. Il WILLIAMS g. CO.
No. 8 H0wards Row. P-
JOHN .. HIDE ~
Omes under St Charles Hotel
sells New Orleans.
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I HAVE been commissioned by 5fsjor General Polk
/ 10 recruit tor
C.FE:.gERF'!
For immediate service in Kentucky. All 8ble bodied
men who wish 70 serve their country IN this way, would
do well TO apply TO me immediately. Each recruit wi 1
be required 10 furnish a horse only, al other equipm-nts
being provided by the 'uIederd-s Government. Az
recruit bringing a Navy or Army Repeater, or O double
barrel shot gun, will be paid tor fhe same by me.
Term OF enlistment twelve months.
Application TO be made 10 me a. Tie County Clerks
Office, in Memphis, corner Third and Court streets.
+. b IRRELEVANT.
no2l2v LieTt. CCva'rv.
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OCTOBER II, 1861

HAVE NOW ON HAND
1900 ydS. HOmeSpHH Brown Jeans,
100 bales Louisiana OSRabuTgS,
10 Alabama
eases Plaid LinSeys,
90 bales Glazed Wadding,
$50 dOZ. Georgia Sewing Thread,
5 bales ShelbyVilie Cotton PIaidS,
80 prs. Extra Fine Bed Blankets,
$50 dOZ. Cotton and WOOl Hose,
5000 yards Superior Carpets,
1900 yards BleaChed SheetingS,
100 MarSeilIes QHiIts---beSt
4 few Ladies' Black Cloth CiOaks---
New styles!
few choice IelVet ClOal1S,
Curtain Materials and Trimmings,
2100 ydS. Best and Pure Irish Linens,
2O00 ydS. Plain White ~JaCOnetS,
1000 yds. Best French MerinO,
Scotch PlaidS, POplinS, Plain silks,
FANCY SILKS,
Lace Sets, Embroideries
ENIBROEDERED SKIRTS,
Chemises, Drawers
FURS! FURS! FURS!
" Still manufacturing Camp Rugs, Camp Cloaks
on Cloths, etc. Have also Gray Cloths, Blue Cloths
Buttons, etc, suataHle for military purposes.
or~l3-dtwaw SPEED, DONOHO 4
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Il BHLS qrrr Pesch Brandy D da Cherry Beu1cf
- Just received and for sale by
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DIR. j. II.
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
M
0
Remedy iu ahe H'OrId,
Health Gssa Strength !

There is no mistake about g.. T. viii cure Liver Com
plant, Dyspepsia. DiarThea, Dyseutery. Headache. De
preston Of Spirits. Fever aud Ague. Inward Fever.
BAD Breath, or any disease Of The Liver, stomach or
Bowels.
Gentlemen do Won wish 20 be healthy, strong and
Fisoroust Ladies. Do you want the bloom Of health t9
mount to your cheeks again Q Then 60 at once and get
McLeau's Strengthening Cordial aud Blood PuuneI.
Delay not omcmeutZt is warranted 10 give satsfac
ton It viii cure any disease Of he Kidneys. WoIb Or
Bladder, Painting, Distracted Menstruauon, Failing Of
ihe Womb, Baroness. or any disease arising from
chronic or nervous debility. 10 s an infaIlble remedy.
For CHE3dTCss!
Do you want your delicate. sickly. puEy children %
be healthy, strong and robust Efhen give them Ne
Leans Strengthening Cordial lee the directions on each
bottle Il F. dsiciOas 70 take.
One Tablespoonful taken every morning. fasting, Is.
sure preventive against Chf.s aud Fever, yellow Fever
Cholera or any prevailing disease.
CAuTJON-BewaTe Of drpgssts or dealers who nay
try 90 palm upou you a bottle Of Bi-ers or Sarsaparlll,
which they can hey cheap, by saying it IS iust as good.
There are even men base enough % steal part Of my
name 20 dub their vile dcccct5us. Avoti such iutl-
nous pirates and their ~viiaiuous compounds. Ak for
Or. J.. II. MeLeans Strengthening tosdial ana Blood
Purifier. Take nothing else. II is the oDly remedy
that viii parity The blood thoroughly, snd 81 tha ssue
tme Strengthen and i~uNigora.e the whole organization
II is put up IN large bottes-sl per bottle, Of a1 hos
lies fr i've dollars.
DR.. T. II. MCLEAE Sole Proprietor.
Corner Thru and Pine streets. ST. Louis, Mn.
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FLOUR.
LIVE
BRANDY.

BBLs. besi Georgia Lime % Store ana
lUOO arrive. MORRISON 8 co.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

er and holicr as he approaches the great
center of intelligence and basked in the
immediate sunlight of Eternal but won
derfully incomprehensive and mysterious
as is man, what is he compared TO the be-
ing from whom he emanated "a shad-
Ow, a vapor, an appearance" A mote
nearing an illimitable, inconprehensible
sun. An atom floating in fathomless,
boundless, voidless ocean, light-sparkless
in the ether of Deity.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02
LADIES DEPARTMENT.
Home Affections.


The heart has memories that can never
die The rough rubs Of the world; the
cold, unfeeling, selfish world cannot OBJ
literate them No difference how We may be-
tossed about upon life's turbid and tempes-
tuous stream, these memories still live with
us, and oft times steal i'll on ursadder mo-
nients, producing the most pleasing emo
tiOns. They are memories ofhOme. Dear,
halowed spot, what magic in the sound.
And as our mind wanders back over the
misty past, how many tender "reminiscences
of that early home come erowding upon us?
There is the old tree, under which the light
hearted school-boy swung in many sum-
mer day; yonder the river which he learn
ed to swim; there the home which he
knew parents love and n parents protec-
ton; and hard by is the old church, With
er, he with ajoyous troop like himself,
followed his parents to worship with, and
hear the good old man who gave him to
God in baptism. Why, even the school
house, with its dark old walls, which in
youthful days impressed him with such
awe as social as they then were with
thoughts Of ferulc and tasks, comes back
to bring pleasant rcmemberances Of tie
"far long ago"
There he learned TO feel some of his best
emotions; and there, perchance, he first
met the being who, by her love and tender
ness in after life, has made home for HIM
self happier even than that which his child
hood knew. Oh, these are memories which
linger around the heart, ever and anon dis
pcnsing joy and sunshine athwart our
checkercd pathway-memories which the |,
cares of the world can never obliteratc.-l
Often IN the busy whirl of life they pre-
sent themselves, and we involuntary sight
flr our boyhood days when "life seemed .
formed of summer dreams" But they'll
como not they are ours no longer; upon1
the "wings of the morning" they have heds
from us forever. Dear home of our child-i
hood! since we left thy sacred precincts.k
how many disappointments and sorrows
crowd upon US AID how many more will
ovcrtake us during our pilgrimage througlt
life we cannot tell, for the future is foldede
there, whethcrjoy CT agony, sunshine u,
sorrow. 1.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

TIE EXTENT WoMAs's CoMpAl
sioN.-A cold hearted "phiiosopher" says
| have often wondered at the small bas-
Of fact on which the doctrine of the uni
yersal loymgncss and compassion of womd,
* erected. Indeed, have studied vii
some attention, and find that it consists
three or four leading particulars, over al
aboyrthoir calling you "loyrly," and 'du, NJ
and "doar," as thus: |,
|. They make the ten, the arrowro(
The broth, the tarts and the beds, OF supS'
intend he making Of them.
2. They tel! younot to "oycrcxcr yo,h
self Iovry." /.
,. They ask you to "cat a little mo l.
dear" G \,
4. They assure you on splendid INTO
nings that it Is going TO rain, and uer
you to take the umbrella, the large ga
dcar" Il,
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

JHr Power OF WOMAN.-Whatcvcf
may be the customs and laws ola countryI
the women ofgt decide the morals. They
reign, because they hold possession of OUT
affections. But their influence IS more Oh
less salutary, according to the degree u
esteem which is granted them. Whethej
they are cur idols or companions, the reac
ton is complete, and they make us such id
thcy are themselves. II seems as if nal
turc connected orr intelligence with theip
dignity, rs we connect our morality with
their virtue. This therefore, is a law Oh,
eternal justice; man cannot degrade woman
without himself falling into dcgradation-
he cannot raj. her without himself bcconi
ing better. Let MS cast our eyes over th9
globe, and observe those two great divil,
sions Of the human race, the east and thu
west. One half of the ancient world ri
main without progress or thought, an!
under the load Of barbarous cultivation
women there, are serfs. The other hal
advance toward freedom and light thu
womcn are Lowell and honorrl.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

| Eailu, vixen folded together becomes q
weapon which skillfully managed, may
fell resisting Hercules grasping n me-
chanic's tool they perform miracles of skill,
and closed gently around the pen of gent
us, they act as the magnetic telegraph Of
the soul. The freedom of the hands
movements is ascrbed to the collar-bone
which keeps the shoulders apart and dis
tributes muscular effort 10 the ann their
frmness is owing to the wrist and finger
homes with muscles and nerves, and their
ease seems to grow out Of union of all
these. Power and fexibility are thus
equally attained, and the result is, an in
strument which, guided by Intelligence, is
adequate to the hOmelest and most exalted
Offices, and has for its sphere the whole
domain both Of useful and fine arts, ena-
bling the savage 10 weave bark thatch for
his log hut, ard Raphael TO light up an
eternal smile upon the lips of maternity
The mariner, by a regulated pressure, to
guide his vessel with unerring helm over
the trackless waters, and the sportsman,
by the liglstcst touch, to bring to his feet
the eagle tAat hovers in the clouds. But
we see not how the muscles can play with
such uniformity unknown to rs is that
mysterious power that directs It's hidden
movements We find in few years that
;le Whole body is transformed so that no
particle Of the original matter remains,
slill we cannot trace these changes. We
see the blood regularly circulating through
the most distant parts of The body, but we
sec not tie propclling power. We loo! at
the heart with lis uniform and constant
action, bat we do rot behold the unseen
cause that operates urspcnt."
but the inncr Sanctuary the abode Of
The spirit !, sl.rouacd by n most impcne-
traLle veil. There is lhc seat Of thought
and intellect. Their, dwclls tie Invisible
essence thqt links Inn to Ike Deity. lie
is roaso"ing, rcrlcting, scnticnt being,
l"u-clcd uTcn til" ocean Of time, laGcncd
with accountability and destined for the
POI; o.. Immortality. Sill he is not left
without Il pilot to guide LIN through LIES
troubled sra--for reason ever steers his
bark along the dangerous way. BY its
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

A young beauty beheld one evening O!
a hill two horses ru:h.ing off at locomotivI
speed, with a light wagon. AS they al
preached, she was Mortified at recognizing
in the occupants of the vehicle, two gentle
men OF her acquaintance. Boys" slf
4. reamrd in terror Jump out quick, espccl
ally George !" 1t is needless to say, Ind
sentiments T. George We're from that tint
forth no scciSt Z
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-02

LOVE LETTERs-A Glove letter" shol.
be written with none Of that fulsomc fl,
terry and those unmcaring terms of cnde,
mcnt wl;ch too commonly form the FL
ingredient in the amatory epistles of 4
"engaged" young man. lie should XII !,
that 70 a refined and sensitive mind e.
terry must be Objectionable, and he shop
rather endravUr to interest by pleas"
and instructive information, than TO inAa
the vanity by iIl-timed and eSaggera
praise. And even if the object Of his
lection should be as iovely as his fonta
hopes could wish, even then he could sin
but little courtesy or tact in con .tantlyrc
cling the subject upon her rotice. NJ,
love-lettcr should be but friendly LET.
written in an aicctionatr strain-not CT
med with ridiculous protcstations Of efc
lasting affection, but containing all
writer has to- communicate, pervaded
that tome Of friendship and love W !,
must exist between lovers. II