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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
A DISCLAIMER FROM MR. BUSTED.

To ne Ed,l, o| The ". y Trssra.
In the report Of The Nev-Yoyk Erprs.s Of 3
meeting held the Cooper lna.e On the evening Of July
M instant. in p rmsuce OF cal to "s citizens o. New
York AID vicinity opposed 10 the further agitation Of tie
negro question aud in the restoration Of the Ubon
Il vas and the maintenance Of the Constitution 80 1t s 6nd
MY name printed among the liz. Of ice-fIesidenss
Ordinarily would no. deem such matter OF enough i'm
porsuce to require coscia but ia tines like these the
opinions and conduct OF she hunbest may have weight IN
giving direction the sentiment sad action of Others
Fr This reason beg to say thst while duly Impressed
nj sense Of the honcr intended did no. and do not sym
psths with tho object, act forth IN The eaI and II had been
ted shosd not sanctioned the use that VS. made
" NY
lam exposed uot to the further agitation o. the Sues
ton.
Ia conducting ths war for the nsons LIE, would &C.
.rou the sdyics q La Pues TO Burgundy Strike those
.ln hurt, end hurt no; those th;t help"
lem Ia Of TIE restoration OF the Union . vi" with
.b Qualification: a shall Union IN which the citizens Of
each s,s hs no. eny be- entitled 70 have hat actually
have privileges sad imnases OF citizens 10 the several
st,te," and In which NeYorser shall nc: be Ia peril Of
q, application OF tar and feathers bsnZng In GsOrss
ssb.ns e he iunis.es hs Slavery 10 not divine nst.u-
ton
an not IN favor Of maintaining tie eoatstion rs IL u.s.
py longer t requisite snsad IN the manner p.ovi
led law twsn. constitution In which there shall be 10
saving csue ambiguous provision 10 favor OF Slavery eut
which shall be founded upon the principles Of Gods eternal
Justice. end ,qrsre with his golden re,e.
Tless sentiments yor perceive, dsqray ne ron sser
urg with Tia socaled "AntiAbolion suti secession"
terrg at the Cooper ar.ue They rather plsce me within
the sashss and death ssnienc. pronounced by that dn
su,hed orator Fernando Wood ss.ins those who believe
thu. all msn endowed by their Creator with certain IN
siensbs rights among which arc Ne liberty AZ tho Dur
suit OF happiness.'" RICHARD bCSTEED
no. 2yT BseadV~y, Nee fork, July J. 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04

Arrival OF JUVENILE MILITARY vIsuoRs.--
The Cnban Institute Cadets, from New-lIamburgh,
arrived in the city on Thursday morning, and were
reviewed BY thousands Of spectators in the City Hall
Park. They exhibit great proficiency in their move
mcp.,, particularly in the tayopet exercises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04

The nine ships in course Of construction by Mr.
Ericsson Messrs. Seccr & Co., and LOWING q Co.
will be delivered 10 our Government Tor $1,oUOc"'
OF about $500 900 each. .-.,,. n.
The following are the latest movements ordered OF
tbs u. s. naen.of.war: tho steam gunboat IioSs
sailed on Wednesday from Boston with scaled orders
she steam corvette Adirondack Is to leave this port
tomorrow on her trial trip; the steam gunbost
Sam;nols "a 10 be put out Of commission to-day ct
tho Brooklyn Nsvy.Yardi the bris;of.war Balm.
bridge. which arrived FROM Fortress Monroe Q few
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MORE REBEL OBSERVERS IN THE CIrY.-Jsmes
Kendall, Sd Louisiana Battalion; &. A. Murdoch,
Cobb's tHowelD Legion; Thomas McFarlin, Sd
Louisiana; Fred. Vogclie, ID Louisiana; Sidney
Young, Sd Louisia ana, and Arthur Woodman Of Capt.
Dsbney's Siege Battery, arrived here on Thursday
morning, and are now stopping a. the Receiving
Depot on Broadway. They deserted from the
Secession Army on the 2lst Of Jane. Kendall,
vogelie and NcFarlin were At the battle Of Far
Oaks, slept on the ground there on Sunday night
and fell back with the Rebel army on Monday
morning before daybresk. They were then trans
fsrred from the let to the Sd Louisisns, sno
placed on picket duty opposite MechSnies'hie'
which post they deserted escaping through the woods
to the Chickahominy, where they SWAN the s;reaIn'
and signaled to one Of the Duektsii Reserves, on
picke, duty, who received them cordially. They
were conducted to headquarters, where they remained
two days, and wero then sent to New-fork' hating
at Wdi,e.Hou Fortress Monroe and Baltimore.
They enlisted at New Orlsans, and Jared well until
sbou, two months ago, when they bad to put up
with pound OF meal and half pound Of pork
day, sometimes, they had nothing but cow
peas" TO eat. They received Confederate bonds fo'
eight months Of their service.
Gen. Lee had seized all the provisions in Rich
mond for the Subsistence Of the srmy before they
left. z. A. Murdoch enlisted in Georges y Cobbs
Cavalry. and deserted while on picket duty on Brook
Run turnpike. He rode toward our bnes under the
cover Of night, until bis horse ran against rome
wires stretched across the road and fell throwing
him On the ground. The riderless horse ran OF ana
left the deser,er to walk 10 picket station, where
he surrendered himself. These men sre natives Of
tho North, and state that one-third Of the enemy
forces sre watching for opportunities to desert.
They have been supplied with clothing and su''''
tence. One Of them, a mschnst, is looking fer en-
ployment here. The others will probably be tor'
warded to their friends in Massachusetts, Rhode !sl-
and, New.Hanpsbirs, AID Ohio.
One OF these men says that he saw Jen. DAVIS
about three weeks ago. He was dressed in citizen
clothes, sId not generally recognized BY 'he troops
He looked pale, thin and cAre-worn, and 1ss re-
dnced to mere skin and bone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04

T. isGig 2. II. Tayioy. from London-Eenry r. Smith
er wife sni family, Miss Jane Cold mith Miss Ester Lsv
oil OF London. ~
lsu aad family.
In brig MsTateis Eog'e FROM BeTssdS-C. II. HgmG l.
r. Wife, Csyt WEIGH, ". Sampson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
NAVAL,

We have reaeon TO believe that all she light DRAFT
vessels Of the Navy, propelled by steam, not on
duty are under orders Tor sea service. Inc ionoW-
ING tee, comprise the .hips ready for their crews
Those marked are in commission and manned: Aud
thoee with I are either purchased OF chartered
craft.
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1lort-h)arosns' Notiee.
SrArs OF NEW. YoAB.
Poxr.Waarrss' UysicE. No. lW Wali's

SfAfh o. MN IoHU. 4
Poxr-wAarrss' OFFICE. No. io< WAhse
NOTICE is HEREBY given, In sccOrdanes via
~ ..e.ion Of tho sc, paced April H. 1854 snitrd A.
- =, Kaorr,ptss the Wsdens Ofc. Of the Port Of Sew.
Yost 60 ali persons interested in having chTss OIL ne
cater Of such pquiry examination or survey ma
vessels under axsniustton py me fst
sld tia. tho said surveys OF examinations ~ -
completed within ten days next succeeding 'n' s0oe'
board said vessels: 49, ~, ,.r.
Ship southampton. niei No. a
Bark Young <xF n
BnT Concord.
S'''' "'"" WIN a. BURLIioH. P'ss'SssA
2 Aver EVkRixAy 2e0eiOy fa
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afx,ATrRB kLNANAd

sur-plru,.,s:5J iSess........1:A Heca-Sess. ii;&
ssH wArL1 Tars DAD.
SANDY Eeok.. IL e3 gov. Island. O'a3 Hsi0sss. ~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

From Oar specisl Correspondent.
FoRIsEss McyEoE, June g. 1872
The following 10 list Of the sick and wounded
that arrived here on the steamer John Brooks, June
81 end ,v.r~ mt in thu hnsnitaIs NJ this Ilarf.
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Oflcers

We DO moi give the armsments, snd only 'prox-
innate tunnage, specific information on these heads
being conirrband. -
al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04

Col. Adams, l.. T.
Can't w. p. Srlwell. Co p Ii
Gait. Peter Sldes. A, 81 Pa
Licat. {. Russell, 4. SO Ps-
Lent. d. Mehsn. O. 81 Pa.
Lisn,. r.. J. Rire a. 81 Pc
ii,pt R.Whitobicer an.
IL, ut J. Frsnii. v, an. J.
J W. Homo, r.. : v. J.
&. Tucker. X. IN. }.
James Edward. +. = ". J.
Il. Eiug II. 3 y. J.
O. Bcanmsnt, D, , ". J.
A. ~ Beensn, Il " }.
=. II. Long ". / y. J.
J. Grant. A, n. J.
n. Lspst,e:, I. | n. J.
John ken'r, A, 6 y. }.
l.. King, T.. 81 n. Y.
4. Hsmlin. A, - y. Y.
Walt rrun,or., n. J Ny. Ant.
II. O'Lell, r.. 40 Ny.
MAJ Ryan, II, iUl y. Y.
John F,sser, II. u n. L.
Vi. Lazy, I. 81 n. y.
G Raymond, 4. " y. Y.
X. Chase. d, 81 N. Y.
=. Hulbar; D, u y. J.
n. Sscket. X, ~ Y. Y.
J. D. Eofisn. II, y y. Y.
~. W. Barber. @, ~ y. y.
J. ". farmBfe,' A. ~ n. Y
John kifker. |. 50 n. Y.
y. Carton. G. 81 y. Y.
y. p. Chsppell L. / y Y.
". punsfpore. d, III n. Y
q. Cook, E,2H. y.
J. GooJ.Ir O. 80 y. V.
!. Adams. q. Sc \ Y.
Ire McSesl. u = y. Y.
ID. Ca TOT. T., 81 y. Y.
R.nj S.aier, X. a. y. Y.
ID. Wilson. h. a. y. Y.
O. Byre. II, 9. y y.
J. Dcrty y. ~ n Y
". II Coleman. X, D y. Y.
:. ssmbics. A - " l.
L. Jackson, ". , ". Y. AT
~. Liitler. Is - y. I
II. Elliot, r u n. !.
y. H.,hins. =. n. Y Css
{. ssf'erly. h.6N !. Cav.
Jas shsiidan. ,. y n. Y.
! ". s,.sifoz, Il % y. y.
sr,nt Boss. X, g y. Y.
Thos McDsrmoti. A, ~ Ny
a. III 0ud.oe, A. - y. Y.
-. shs,. II !bl y Y.
Jsa. Cortland. d. N Y. Cav
ID. Bls'chiy. q, ~ " Z.
w. r. Ru.-eil. b. So Pa
I. ". Evans. d. - y.
X. Reed. II. Toe Pa
J.. Miet,. II. ios Pa
AZ. Daniel X, 10. Pa
T. h. B..tnn. u. - Pa
Geotge Webs. y. - Pa
A. =. Smith, ID, Q Pa cav
&. Hufilasn. X, u Pa
~. Hasler. X. 50 Pc.
~ PoosIn,n. y % Pa
X Lsn.r q. 81 Pa
{. L. aillrf. X. - Pa
l.. y. Uscisl. X. - Pa
J &. Petersen, ID, II Pc ,sv.
q 4. Smith. X, 90 Pa
l.. Giids. X 81 Pa
A. Nsio1-. {. lnl rs
IL. fener. nc =, II y
:. II Al.sn. A, y Pa
J RssfusI. A. 100 "a
q. blnsor.Ln. II, ~ Pa
J. pecti, n. 70 Pa
r. Coon. ~. 50 PA
J. !. Plcols. y. 2. Cav
J.. % N.en F.sNt
q " Ha-t,T,'. A. Vt
r. ". Bomh.r5. X ~
l.. h.. Pid,. q. ave
-. \. Gay. Is. sSt.
q. q. bssuey. 3Nt
VI. Ayr.., u. 5 VI.
-. W Kilr p. ; "
O. : Gsis., g 5 W.
N. " Cornish. G.. > Via
r Canh.ld. q, ) Wis
A. Rldland. o. 5 Viz.
John { ooEfod, {. 5 Wiz
u M,I,ery. y ; VIA
=. ". Moor. 5. q Ne.
]. -. Oon Err |.
y l.. Saith, {, ! l.. l.
:. Drew q, ! f. |.
]. 4. Boynton. ID, ! l. L.
James Bennett, y. L. J.
L. MyIry. X, | l.. L
". w. bi.rE,msn, y, : fiss
III. SCION. k, 10 MAJ.
X. Howard, y. II Mae.
J. ". kidfid,e c. II Mas"
J.H. WeltOn. A. - Mos.
~. r. burton. 4. ~ Ns-a
q. n. Kp,hb. r 10 his"
X. J. C,sr-il, A, IN. i.
J. MoTX,n, tsaiGsitr.
John fhcs. \, Il Cal.
John Conrad, &, 5 Wa.
- -. - T.
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Nv pilot bos, Fanny no 10. June ~. On Nsnsaet' Shcsn
Brsnen BARI neriaisn. nom Bremen ''' b~ni"''e AZ
vel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-04

days rncs, was turned over 70 tho Nsvy.YArd
authorities yesterday. unnamed, ana nef crew
transferred 10 the North Carohns.
The .plendid little guDbosts that arc doing %
much good service in tho waters Of Eastern Virginia
are AZ follows:
ws;ha.st new navy bnilt N.ha.ka, newly bIiIti os.
lena iron clad Areosooh newly bu Monitor fs MONITOR
Fort Roys newly built; MsrstsnSs Jacob He and Dr'sos
6ui' FOR regular naval cr.ft the Cochnr CorEn ena
at West Point for the presents the Car
rituck Commodore Barney Morse aud Ssbaso have been
rsenfrcs the snsmsd regular craft on tie JONES
River
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,itals az this place:

surgeon A. N. + Ess.niord, N. 4.
VALENriSE ~ SILVA,
Cieri in Med.cL Directors eace ton Monroe ~,
Name, ~ tho Surgeons in cha &c, ,. n HAM oil rms
sl,ni.; J. Z. Oi,l " blade phiA
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-05-14
EXEMPTIONS
Ga@er tie Conscyiption Law QfC0,

o"@er tAe Co"scriPtioa Law Of fCo's-
gleSS.
The following exemption bill was pass
ed by Congress, and signed by the
President just before the adjournment
A bill to be entitled "An act to ex-
enpt certain persons from cnrol.
meat J0r service IN tie armies Of
the Confede rate States"
Section |. TIE CfoaHressof he
ConJpolerate StateS Of Ame5eca do en-,
act That all persons who shall be held
to be unit for military service under
the to be prescribed by the Secre-
tary of War all III tie service of the
Confederate States III judicial and ex.
ecutiye ofhcers Of tie Confederate or
State GovcrDmepis tie members Of borh
honses OF Congress, and Of he egi h
lures 1f the several States aud t.nir re-.
spcetiye Cfiacr.; tli clerks Of The fiaers
Of he State and Co fed rate Govern.
ments al wed by wal fn,mep on
post routes; all piIo.> and persons caso.
gcd in the marine service, ard IN actual
service on the river and rail roads route
Of transportation; telagraphio operatives
and ministers Of religion, il the regular
discharge of ofmiaisteral duties; all enea.
ged in working iron mines furnaces and
foundries; all journeymen printers actu,
ally employed in printing newspapers
all presidents and professors Of colleges
and academies. and all teachers having
as many rs 20 scholars superinteud,n.s Is
of the public hospitals, luoalic asylauis
aud the regular nurses therein, and H.,
teacher. employed in the in,ti,ntion,
for The deaf dumb and Jlind: it, each
apabcca,y store row established cpc
omtbcca'y il good standing who i, a
rfqc'icaI druggist; sHper,n'erdcnis aud
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-05-14

a hurry without paying cent. lie and
| had agreed to elopo together, bqt hr
changed his mind at the last moment
and ran away without me-.
Fire and fury do you dare tell he
this 2 cried Morletai IN great c1cits.
ment But, as you are dying | won't
reproach you. III leave you now to
settle the affair with your own con.
science
Stay and hear one thing more, cried
the repentani Barbara. The dose |
took this morning was intended fl you.
| put it into your cup Of coffee, but il
hurry % get the ling done. gave
7ou the wrong cup, and took tie right
one myself
Tire devil ay away with you, YOU
jade ,oa'ed Nordeeai s. he flung
him.clf uat ortlc rc.,n IN thc cn,,y
lie net tie r,o,lec.,y who Ind .o,d
Mrs. ?. Ii. 6to, rocd.r TIL. ,ooai
man Lad beard If the conmo'ion ut
p.;n.,s house md .,.rec.;rr II. =. ,.o
.r;, 10 o,,,o n .a,,;,;.,a, bono ava
,a,,.e,.,, . 40 oH..t,l,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-05-14
CONSUMPTION.

A Paris correspondent of tho New
York Herald says.
IAN interesting paper Of ,he proper.
ties Of the sap Of the pine tree, has just
been published in the Abeilie Meaicale,
in reference to its curatue effect on
that terrible scourge Of humanity in
America consumption DR. Desmnr.
tis, Of Bordeaux, is the author an quo
ties the result Of four years cxrcrionvc.
One is an instance ola young lady who
was Obliged 10 give up her rryes On nc
count Of phthi>is, which wa, hereditary
in her family. her mother, father, sister,
having died of the disorder.
She was oflicted with yiolrrtretrIiug
and splitting otbl cd dali these symp.
toms of advanced pulmonary complaint,
we've ascer,oinod by nu-cuImion The
splitting Of blood was stopped in tie
course of Eve days, hy administering one
grammo Of powdered rue fer day.
Dr. Desmar,is considered rue Uu,a
gravecolens) TO be one Of the best anii>
hasmotatcs known After which the
patient too.i bottle Of pine sap PER
day for the space of two months and a
half at the end Of which time her
strength had returned, her cheeks had
resumed their former healthy condition,
and every a)"rming symptom had dis
appeared, The patient has suffered 10
relapse. The author quotes inoumera'
bic other Instance. He says that pain
in the chest is not asSuqged in the chest
unless accompanied by a friction Of the
following composition oil of rue, one
hundred grammes essence ofrue, TWEEN
ty five grammes; concentrated tincture
of aloes, 100 grammes, Pine sap gen
orally purges the beginner, but this ef-
feet, which seems to be purely climina-
tive, soon ceases. Its analytical proper
tions are - ! Of resinous matter, 2 of ex-
tractive substances, Zone soluble both in
water and alcohol and the other only
in water,) 8 of allumcn, IA kind cf
gum, and 6 soda, lime, inagnesia, gon,
alumena, phospha,es, sulphate, cafb''
Mates and cholorija, all in very small
proportions.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-05-14
A Startling SGMfeSssan.

Morlecai Paine, "a saddler. doing hnS.
mess il South Ninth street, was called
home froa bis workshop on Saturday
morning. bya messenger Who brought
toe m,Ilueho'y intelligence that his
VIZ. Barbara, had taken arsenic for the
purpose Of committing suicide, aud was
then at the point Of death. lie hasten
cd to her bed d.sdc, and found lQr in
more agony of mind tLoo body. She
declared that there was something that
she wished to couf,ss before her dcpal.
turo, withtia hope Of obtaining his for
piyeuess. Nr. Paine, with grcG; emo
ton, desired her to 70 on with her dis.
closure, adding that She might assure
herself Of bis forgiveness before she nad
made known her offence.
'Ah, W0ldecai, you remember
our large white pitcher was broken some
tine ago pretended to you, that the
cat broke it, but that was false, for |
did it,
oh, my dear said Mr., Paine, don't
concern yourself about such a trife.
had forgotten the pitcher, and it mat
ters not now how it was broken
There q another matter, said Mrs P.
after some hesitation. The six silver
spoops which made you believe were
stolen by the Yankee clock meudeF |
pawucd them 70 raise mon"Y toppy the
miliuer for doing up my pink st!n bon-
net.
Never mind ii my love, said Mr., ?.
cncouragingly l hope heaven will
forgive YOU as freely as | do
After short pause, Mrs. ?. began
again.
Your best razor which you missed
last sumner and made so much to do
about. swopped it away to . pedlar,
f,r ,orto;se she'll comb
The deuce well, well, said Mr.. P.
rectllecting himself, that is all done
now, and cant be amended. Think no
more Of lii.
4 could not leave the world With such
a thing on my conscience replied The
fair penitont.
Go on, goou,' cried Mr. P, I told
you that could forgive everything at
such time as this
Mrs. p resumed 'You remember
our boarder Sim. Drake, who ran up .
bin for six weeks and then went of in
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-05-14
ANGsLOT PATIENCE.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

To weary hearts, to mourning BONES,
Gods meekest angel gently coAes; J.
No power has he 10 Danish pan,
Or give us back our lost again;
And yet, in tenderest love, our dear
Aud Heavenly father send him here.
] here's quietiu that angels glance,
There's rest IN his still coutenanco
He mocks 10 grief with idle cheer,
Nor wounds with words the mourner's
tear,
But ills aud woes he may not cure,
Tie kindly trains US to endure.
Angel Of Patience sent to calm
Our feverish brow with cooling balm,
To lay the storm, Of hope and fear,
And reconcile lfc's ,mle and tear
And taroba Of wounded pride to still.
Aud make US own our fathers vii
Oh thou, WHO monrnest on Thy way
-" itn longing, for Tie close Of day,
lie walks with thee, ,hat an. lei kind,
And gently whispers Be resigned
Bear up bear on, the eai shall tell,
The dear Lord ogderetb all things weIl'
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Sal; Extracted from Brine.

W. MI uil,.dG,r tbe pnLli, poo3. savs
n, Rqleig4 Rcgiac,. The annexed lef.
Ter from prolr,.o, Eoppop, to Gay
CLrke. There j.. d,,5tje.s a Iarra
on,r,;,y ofhrico i, ,bo conrfry ana
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-05-14
Must truly yonr soryant,

The pRoFANE WRlTER.-- A late
Duke Of Athue invited y we'll snown
character, a writer af Perth, to come
up and meet him AT punkell for the
transaction Of some business The duke
mentioned the day and hour when he
should receive the man Of law, who ac-
cordingly came pnnetually at the ap-
pointed tine md place. Bot the duke
had forgotten the appointment, and gone
to the Hill, from which he could mol re,
turn for some hours. a Highlander
present described tie Perth writer's
indignation, aud his mode Of showing
it, BY most elaborate course cf swear
ing But whom did hasWear at wa 5
the inquiry made Of 'Ae narrator who
oc replied, "Ou he didna sweer ot On]
thing parttccuhr but juist stuje in ia
middle Of ia road and sWoor at large
Aere.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-05-14

Mr.. SKlNrLINT's GOODNESS. When
Mr. SkinAiut died, there was quite a
sensation in town about it. The bell
was oiled, and the only hag in town
that which belonged to the tavern-wa
hung union down for twenty four hours,
His prase was in every ones mouth,
though Why they praised him none could
.ay, except that be was worth plenty Of
morey This was before Mrs, Parting.
ton moved from Bcapsvillo. "We lost a
great man, ma am. said the minister
calling upon her; 80 public spirited,
so-so--ricd. "Ah yes," responded,
the esiimsble dame, with tear Of re-
grct in her reyes, his goodness was past
finding Quit was, said she. raising
her hand, as if becoming down a large
word, BY which to express herself loud,
" +: 1T was irhni'esimal, aud his right
hand never knew what his left Land did
nor anybody else for that matter He
was such an excellent man" The
minister cougbed at the infnitesimal
goodness. but he saw how kindly it was
intended and said nothing
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A HIr BY A Miss Coogreve rock
cts were invented in 1903 by Sir Wal
liam Cougrevc. On certain occasion
when visiting Westminster Abby, IN
company with ladies, his attention was
directed by one of the party to the ln-
scription on the great composer Purcell :
monument; ''Hc has gouo to that
place where only his music can be excel
led" "There, Sir William" Fald the
young lady substitute fire works for
music, and that epitaph will answer for
yourself.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-05-14
The Supply OF Salt,

The Richmond Dispatch has the fol.
lowiag sensible remarks upon the sub
jcct Of salt manufacture
The South requires, at the lowest es
innate, six million bushels of salt per
year. With Kanawha IN the hands of
the enemy, we know no oyher sources
of SIMPLY on which We can depend for
more than a million and a half, or, at
the utmost, two miiious. 1t becomes
question Of rital Importance, whence
are We TO procure the o'bor four mil
lions3 Ne observe tia, this subject i,
engaging the se1ious attention Of the
Legislatures and municipalities of the
South, The improved plan for sea
>aIj manufacture Of Erof. Ray ymond
Tbomas.y j. attracting much attention
The Cny Council Of Charleston is the
,,.t ar ho ,ntl;a l.,5;.. ,,h;.L H..
oc,.d nro, i wt.. / aare .Lo,I3 70
lone fJr the public, aud lot permitted
to1.1l;nto n, h,na, If oor,or.,ion
;, \, woao e,nro.,. Observation-Disclosures,
est This Government angbt 10, IN
s,Iov ,io;rt stock ooI,cs,is ,,to nono,
,,;1o Prof raor..s.r os ro f.o, u'I,
ia ,to c,so o,1... II. s.ry,.o. ara e,n
r,o,ol j. u,y vbic, e;II .,on-o ,bo
,,l.go ;,.o,o... nn, ~, ;.l;
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. REWARD,

kS TT my plantation, nenr Prair;e
X '"a' Noxubee co'ty, Mississippi,
iSss y" ne morning Of tie 8rd Arr;l Il
ts too@ w BOY TON, 25 wears old, hack
tOGaa ,S'i '''., about 5 feet 8 inches ri XIII
EEs,gl'95 XVI 100 lbs. likely and intellipa,n1t ,1I'
"a. Saf''ed !; OFT frock coat Of white Cboo.
tIN S,..l ''o'ay; also, one of brown linen. ope
SI Sack asa enc white bet. lie rode oT =
~ Sp' ~ me-: mule, ! or 8 years old, bav
W., U.JTn' long legs, rather small bodv
Es. Ss,l marked with gear, boots oftvo y toye
Sa,', 1o' 'a''iy cut with ohissel. He has no
ouas uuaO' rode of to the railroad, and viii
tu0ee'or 10 get to Mobile or tho Va
,sn. Sc.t j j tennessee. |, Twill pay the above
S1,. ssT.Fd for his apprehension, and d0Iso teo
N''Ia,s nas LOT the delivery of the mule.
r.ce;vsd e"S lai9Enallon a;'' will be thankfully
'''s'sSa' ASSc, either Of the boy or mule.
ACTRESS ne At Memphis, Ala
A,., /, WILLIAM H. SMITH
@PH! ), 1861 A