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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03
|zx TELaMC%RAPH.
TO THE DEMOCRAT.
r.AwEn FnOnr THE EAST.

From the Union Extra Ct this aflernoon.l
CoRIETH, June 2d.-Au Official dispatch
announcing the result Of the cavalry expe'
dition, sent to burn bridges south o.!
Corinth, Says After forced marches
day and night, through very difficult
country, obstructed by the enemy, they
finally succeeded in reaching the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, at BoOnville. destroyed
the track in many places south and north
of town, blew up Que culvert, destroyed
the switch aud track, and burned up the
depot aud locomotive, aud train Of twen-
ty six cars loaded with supplies Of every
kind. They also destroyed 10000 stand Of
small arms, and great quantity OF CLOTH
ing, and parOled 1900 prisoners. The
enemy had heard of the movement, and
had train Of box cars, with flying artille'
ry, aud 5000 infantry, running up and
down the road. but did not succeed IN pre-
venting the complete success Of the enter
prise. The result will be embarrassing to
the enemy. aud contribute greatly to their
lOrs aud decentralization.
WASHINGTON, June 2d-It Is stated that
dispatches have been received by the War
Department, from Mcclellan, which mdi'
cate the speedy occupation Of Richmond.
All news received to-day is favorable.
The latest advices in regard to the fight
before Richmond. on Saturday. represent
the battle as of great Importance, and the
Union success undOubted.
WASHINGTON, June 2d.-DiSpatches OK on
unofficial character, received from the
headquarters Of the army Of the Potomac
saw the importance OF the dimensions
of our victory increase as the facts are more
developed.
CHICAGO. June 2d.-MObile papers Of me
26th, found in the rebel compact at Cornlh
contain dispatch IRON, GharlestOn, stating
that the Federal feet had just passed two
batteries in Stone river, sOd are within
eight miles of the city, where great excite
ment existed.
BALTIMORE, June 1st.-Up to the present
time. the total loss, Except in cavalry,
which is light) sustained in the late retreat
sums up 81 killed, l22 wounded, and 622
missing.
BALTIMORE, June 2d.-A gentleman es-
capped from Winchester, who left there on
Thursday, says Col. Kentry and the greater
portion of his command were then there as
prisoners, aud that the rumOrs in regard TO
rebel barbarities wers unfounded.
WASHINGTON, June 2d.-During the whole
time of the battle before Richmond, every
movement of The enemy WAS reported from
q balloon two thousand feet in the air,
which connected With the headquarters Of
Mcclellan by telegraph This is believed
to be the first time balloon reOOnnoisance
was successfully made during bsttle-cer.
tainly the first time a telegraph station was
established in the air to report movements
Of the enemy and progress of the battle.
FORTRESS MoNROE. June 1.-According
to the statement Of prisoners brought down
this afternoon, the object Of the enemy's
attack on MCClellan's left wing yesterday,
was to reach the river aud thus cut off our
line of Communication. This was the pur-
port of an address to The troops before
leaving Richmond yesterday morning.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03

RICH QUARTz.-The Sonora Flag says
fabulously rich quartz lead was discovered a
mile north of that town, on Thursday last, by
one Antonio Violech. On the day Of the dis
covery, $4,000 were pounded out in hand
mortar what has been taken out daily since,
is not known, but it is supposed to be double
the first days work.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03

LESS PRUDENT THAN BRAvE.-A horse
without rider day or two since made a
charge upon train Of railroad cars near the
Mission, and got killed for his boldness. He
had the satisfaction of throwing the cars off the
track.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03

SHIP kNRRs.-A number of substantial ship
knees have recently arrived at San Francisco,
from Humboldt, to be used by the California
Steam Navigation Company in the eOnstruc-
tiOn of new steamer,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03

REsIDEEcI BURNED.-The residence OF
Mr. J. G.DOil, 9 prominent citizen of Red
Bluff, was destroyed by Ere On Sunday
morning last The loss is stated to be
$4,000. e
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03

SILvER.-The Placerville Republican says
that upwards of twenty-five hundred pounds
silver bullion have passed through that city of
within the last week, from the silver mines of
Washoe.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03

CAMP HALLRcK.-This is the name given
by Col. Connor to the present camp Of the Sd
Regiment, at the track near Stockton.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03

SAN FRANCISCO, Dune 3-2P.N.
Arrived this morning, ship Sptfre-l27
DAYS from New YorA.
SACRAMENTO. June 3d-3P.A.
Up to this time no details of the late bat.
tie near Richmond have been received
here,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1862.
NreetInU OF tIae DemOcrntIc Centru

a Meeting OF the Democratic Central
Committee for Nevada County will be held at Nevada.
on Saturday next, June 7th. The Committee will
meet at the Office of J. CaSwell, Esq. in Fagg's
brick building at two O'Clock, p. NJ, and full at
tendance Is desirable. 7. T. DAVENPORT,
Nevada, May 81, 1861. Chairman.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03
gepada 9ellIOfrat.

Thomas BOyce Is our Agent for San Francis
co. He is authorized to receive advertisements, and
collect and receipt for the same
A. BadIam, Dr., Is our Agent for Sacramento,
70 receive advertisements and collect for the same
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-03
DISSOLUTION.
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERE
ATTENTION! EVERYBODY!

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
i large stock Of
Groceries, Provisions & Mining Tools
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
Cali For un,on state Convention

Over SItff THers.Sp Of the citizens Of In.
diana having voluntarily taken up arms Tor
tie defelse q the Government. and the PEE
sesvssiou 81 the Constitution and the lhersies
Of Tie people. i j. aabecoming those wh0
remain Al home % array themselves IN par
tisan warfare against each other. when The
probable consequences rnass be 20 prsv-u,
the resources Of The country fr.n being sp.
pied % the support and -nainsenace Of the
army 10 engender strife nddisoord. TO 9Th
bod Supplies Cor the ~ar.orn soldiers. ard
recruits Cor The rauks thinaed by battle: and
may terminate IL the Decentralization Of The
army. and 80 osesthrow Of co1siituiioual
Liberty.
Therefore. most esruesslT aeprecsiing all
efforts - keep ca foot party Influences. pre-.
iniices srl ss<irine Al rer-cns Fie~ssrs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
LEGAL.

CHERIFFS SALE.--By virtue of
othree yenditioni Exponss executions issued nom
the vgo Common Pleas Court, 10 me directed and de-
ilvered, two in favor Of Nathaniel Schoonover and
against David Smith; and one In favor Of Nathaniel
schoonover and against EleaEer ii. ketshum, an
ordered 70 sell the following described Real Estate
situated in vigo county, indiana, to-wit Twenty a
eres cf the east half (sl Of the north half W Of
the southwest quarterl fseetion thirty -four (34)
township eleven I'D, range eight (sl west, and on
SATURDAY. JUNE IL. 1852.
Within the legal hours Of said day. al the Court
House door, In Ieire Hsuts. viii ofsf the rents aud
profts Of the above described Real Estate
with all the privileges and sppurtenances 70 the same
belonging, for a term not exceeding seven yesrs, &C
the highest bidder for cash, and upon failure TO
slss sum suf1cieat 10 satisfy sad exrcIt.oas and
costs, viii ,hsr and there fTeriAs fse-Slmps, H.
and sait Real Estate, 70 the biShes. bi1dc. .-r
each. % satisfy he 'sue-
This lsgh day q Wy, 1852.
sNNUEI coysfR sheriff
uyleu3wpTrf7a %
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
CHERIFF.s sALE.-By virtue OF

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
- ons vsnditioui sxpoass execution issued from
the vigo Circuit Court, d me directed and deiiy-
cred, In favor q Oliver Bound. administrator q
:. {. Grimes. deceased, and against John II. Wat
son. inpieaded with RALPH Wilson. am ordered e.
sell the following described real estate. siusted IL
vigo county. Indians fo-Nit- The east half ~
q the southwest quarter * Of section twenty sev-
en or, township twelve az range eight ~ west
an1 "a
SATURDAY. JUNE i4th. lss2.
NiiLla ~ legal hours Of sad dag. sc ihe Court
Hou-e decr in TsIrc HAute, ] viii ofeT the reuts
nd profts Of he above described Real Estate. to-
z~fhsr ~th all tie privileges sns appus~nances -
The sa.Es 3elcnEsns, Ter term not exoeedng seven
years. 70 the highest bidder Tor rash and upon fail
urs % realize EN- tufci4li a. satSfy sslf
ten and costs ] wfil then and there o1cT the fec
simple. in and g. sAid Real fstsis. g. ihe highest
bidder fos casa, % satisfy the sane
This 14ih dsr II MAJ fss2.
ssNuFI coSSrR. sheriff
oslesa~m ls3.s
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17

of Indiana. who arc in favor Of tie vigorous
prosecution Of the war for the preservation
Of the Union and the maintenance OF the Con.
stitution. and opposed TO the dsloya' Con
vention Of the 9Th of January last. are. with
out respect TO past political associations. Ia
vited 30 meet IN Mass Convention. al In.
dianapolis. on the 18th Of Jane next. for the
purpose OF nominating candidates for the
Offices of State. 10 be voted for AZ the next
general election.
And 20 the end THAI Indiana may continue
TO enjoy the high position with the other
States which she has In the present Wat hith-
erto occupied. aud that all the energies OF
the State may be nnitedly put forth for the
efiectaal suppression of the rebellion, that
the Constitution NAV be respected. ts au-
thority acknowledged. and law and order
once more established all over the land. il L
earnestly hoped that al good citizens WILL for
the time. put aside party. aud uniis for the
country
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
stotvfios.

wasAxss. Its manifest % he No.. v,,..
ressinK. hat vh'isg TIC state ~ Tsnnrs.e.
80 a. integral esft a sae tsovesnms.t -
H. Cnits3 state - citizens were Is - e..
ioymeul Of TIC laii rrc eesiou a lie. Nbe-x
Al properly. uader 80 isssltufions of -
Taitea States AID ths iaps psssed n arcor.i
ance tAerewith. knd 40 u der material a
rsis,cal Interests wsre vatehfally - fare
fsiily guarded ~ h~s. irfrcdaeei ~ Sousa.
err men- Representative o. ear ssiecficss
--stcafsked thorosEhly visA al ~ infsse 4
Of Our r>oEie--sAieh ls~- ~ere deeiisl -
- 20 .f.fsltsof - ~ 80 S-rres-e saa.s -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17

A5ls aad Patri0tie Speeches. By Distinguished
7snnssseeans--SFeeches Of Gen w b.
CasasbeH. W. H. Wlstnr, Hon. w. u.
Stokes, Edrnasd Ceope Esss CO.. w III.
Poit and Gop. Andt johnson.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17
PIANO TUNING.
4 GREATLY To THE WISHES

4 GREABLY To THE WISHES
4 n of many Of my former patrons. have resum-
ed again Tuning and Repairing Pianos, Aelodeons
and other Musical Instruments. Being prsctiea
piano maker, also favorably known 10 many citizens
Of Terre -Hsute as 8 first class Tuner for over six
years perfect satisfaction is guaranteed 20 all favor
ing me with their patronage. I viii visit Terre-
Haute regularly every four weeks. Pianos viii be
engaged by the year.
All orders left al the residence Of Mrs. DIR. Allen
Pence Mrs Modesitt, OF the Sisters Academy, viii
meet with prompt attention Respectfully
L. KlSSNEH,
Music Dealer and Tuner and Repairer Of Musical
Instruments, URfLNCASllt, IND.
myl6du
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17

Een " = Stoke 49, repeatedly called
for sEd took the stand
lie wss highly sEsuhet g. sdlFes' tue yeo
pie once raors under the glorious Star and
Stripes There 49, : dsy when he knew
not whether be would ever bs permitted 10
DO i again tie had watched this rebellion
fFoE. its birth tie knee ~ho coaccctel The
plot. AMI why they DID r. II va hi- dsiy
70 state some fact ia the case lie was
elected from the Fourth Congressional Dis
trict. ~hen all the States we're represented
IA Congress. Lincoln ~ elected. and the
ire eater. exclaimed that they would not sab
ms, % h election. Tke fn~s,sbers frem III
Csftsa Sfsfes fold IA. fiaf fkey esrse fs Wesk.
,nsfsH nef 70 sgisiafe. buf e dissalrf fk< assn
They said they voald not accept The priv.
lcEe Of Debating their Own terms on blank
paper They were determined 10 set up
Confelersey.
What excuse 49, ulere for the rel,cl lead
ersy None whAtevsf The rebellion va
aaja-t aud can-eiess. IL Asd 'lss sl.e shadow
Of pretekt Loud chez slavery vas
not tie real cause. for ~hen Lincoln Wa
elected. i VS. better protected thaa Il ever
bal been e ore. Congress met IN Decem
Der. The State we're goiRg OF and lest the
Republicans Ia overwhelming majority IN
both Houses But they established non m
tcrventioo IN the Territories. and prohibited
tie Territorial legislstion from taxing slaves
higher thar other prorefsy. The Ere eaters
tod the people that The Republiosns wsre
gong % establish negro equality BIT shc
Republicans - /, fs-s thirds vote. recon
me ded - ameodme'a r. the Constitution,
prohibiting Coa<ress ron intermcd1iisr
~tth slavery IN TIE Ss2tes. What more
coald &c al les couli 90 into the terri
iofes. sad gos vere safe "a ne States. The
teasfai tfsors have been here to months
@1aoHz a. Have they disturbed yoar ne
krres ~ hsrmed yest pooperty' Loud
ssie< Of Ne Ne lfske Soash hsd remain.
81 - CoeeFees sc ssald haze - t~e~fx-
{ iAfer majority II ~ Hos.a as a. = ~ !.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17

Notice at Application for License.
N0T1Cr Is hereby given ihai vii hppy g. ths
v Board of Comm ssiaf.rs ~ Nlgs county 81
their nsxt term. for iscense t. I'll inloNisstng d.
quors IN less qesntit, thsn quart a. tine. Ny
plsc~ q business and the premises whereon said 81
enors are 90 - drank lpcafet 81 Ne. g. Naf.
krt street east side q ~ public e4uare Harrison
township, Niee ceunis.
nylod1w kokkkf kkiNHAkb.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-17

j Notice os Application for License.
\~OTICF 1. hereby given that will spply 20 81
y Board q Commissianer< Il Nigo csunty, 81
lsif next term. for license % sell Intoxicating H.
qaots Ia les quantity than qraTt AZ = uesf. NJ
piscs of hasiness ard the premises wherein ssif
henors are - - drank = ioca,ed IN n a -
Mary. Nigac .sants. township q Sugar Crsek, I'd
uyIotsw 4 A 1oLEku-
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

From NuHru CARDLlNA --fne Nnrti
tar"iiha pap'is ann"unre- Wits evId1 A
-aI f:,cion, thar Gel eIai Theppnilas ii
Holmes has been a>slgHet 40 Tie c'ni
nand IF the Confederate i"rces "a tba
State. The Fayetteville Observer sa.s
Our readers know Gen liOImes vel
al least by rvpun ton, az one a the MS
experienced, jndIcious, aad brave "th er'
IN the old army, q Thorough North Gar"
.linau, gen,lruan aud Christan. AZ
body need fear that lie WI | be dru"k
while Il battle is being .fplEn', or t"at iie
will 81 place hl batteries AMI his rroot
as to Slye the epeny every 'dvan'ase,
The .eiizens Of D.aufDrt and III
countlls, lindIrg il impossible ~ reInqYt
their c, Itch aud % Val stuies beyond inc
rcagn ui tie enemy, have com'nlt'e'
them t. flames.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16
l.Sul N3l.hID G6

All the rcerin's M thc FrI-ra' Govern
ne /. during is whole existence % tie
beginning ~ thls wrr. are, thrre!,re jul
about equnl ~ Mr.. Spalding'- e-rimnTr oi
wnat the war will have cUst-!f it stops
S.rp.
h mrst be norea that this eighteen
nnndr,d mIilluis Of dhiars Is only the
d,b, wdich tile Federal GlverGment viii
nave O. ,tr.vtel. beyond IT. avAila "
.neanS. The It pf lne experiment i
,"cre!ure suii grcnt'r. ThIs j. what 1t Is
computed sill reulIn u o. pail by sim .
nu iy aud lh- fei .rals are as>u Mug to
decide that il i y le p1id " a.!
Bu, this sun Of eighteen IuEdred mil
iilns is 10 be- 6r-t borrowed somewhere.
rhe obbrry aud ex xhaus ion Of the S,u i
IL ID cone af crwar.i, 10 order 10 mike %
flnd ior redemption. Thcy will have {"
wait a good " lie before they rca.iz- Duc !
out WI that s,rl ui >cccrs>, but such Is
their calculation. The cimp rAllve mag
uItudc o. tie borrowing 30 be Inc- IA ,
oe estimated by reference To these tab e.
fne ag .re.aIr amcunt VIII Oh The Govern
ne. OF the Uul:el States raised by ~. s
tpd Tie issue Wy tr.ISnry notes dp irg l =
entire term, from 1889 - 1869, ~as
S3SJ.62l Y. This iLclulcs large
amounts ne.Diiated fur the extension %
b nds ALREADY due, aud the re- is'ue Of
treasury nurc-. The llrge,t aiDolut iu
nuc year, S35,vQo OOJ, was raised il
1918, der Tie i.npuI,cs ut peace; bur
| ihr dlstresses O. ,the government r money,
anI Tie cxueue dIlicu,ty III b,rrowi.g
dninu tile war, are matters up ~ whIch
nisrorIaus have diiaed, IN or fer f. expose
ue trouble with which moucy ls raised
Will. III an adequate system Ut e rnuc. aud
xarinm, to secure puactual re paymrni.
! Al Tie money whioh the GOV rninent ob.
ained during the four ye y, Of the wal
by loans, &C., were less than a hundred
,l.iIn.s uT dvIiarS Toe waule sum vi
$3.50 U0J 900, iur fucluating d,.tts, r.
wing ard Replying, was spread over tht
evruty-uue years.-Nuw a new debt Is
nu up by portion Of the di-jvintru
Ur,inn in les than ~" years wuich, by
! -onfc>sIon, cInnlt be les than five times
the whole aggregate u all the sums bOF-
owed and paid, acd re.burrnwel aud re-
aid agai' for it's entire xistcnce of So,
sc iy enc years.
H. gei rid of this morn,ain Of deb, i:
now re general object of the war Of tht
Nprrl' They ale adding to ,it with q
spendthrIft reer iessncss, because they
know that they can never carry i, by iheil
own resources that il must bankrnp
them inevitably and speedily. and tha
their ouly chance for relief is ~ the whole
s,Ie plunder OF The Southern people. ID,
s.iz' re not only Of !t- prrdncts Of thei
farms, their annpai cr ps ard al The pro
fit. Of their future Industry. but theii
whole capital Of lands and labor {, be th'
spills Of conquest, to help their enerni,l
p y for The expenses Of destroying thei
llberiies.--N o. P,co4xae.
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16

( ANOTH1E EXPLOIT uf CAPTAIN JOHN
! MORGAN A correspondent Of tie tiem-
phis APPEAL says, he heroic young Ken
! tuckian j. as full OF >iratageIn as he IS of
| dari = lie disguised himself as
eounIrymaI and tonk wagon load OF
n.,,;.l to Nashville iiie vihe. day. Diving
straight 10 the st Cloud ilulel, he left
his nagUn al tic door IN charge of trusty
follower. aud wept into tiie dining room
Ny lie hotel about dinner. where lie sat
down opposite ~ Gen McC"k-
..Gcueral McCoUk, ! suppose" said
tie Li-gu.sed partisan, boWlug aeio.s the
T. b.
.-Ysu are right, sif," said MeCook,
'-ihais my .li.e-"
mi 81, gincral, if there's nc sece>hers
about, I've got soInei ing TO tel you right
here"
L-mhiug nryrnd the general requested
his Lev acquaintance 20 proc Cd wi.h what
i.e l.ad to say.
~ ell, gil. ral. i've ap here clio g by
Burke's mills, right Ia ILe III L. VI a nest
r,ceshers, and they swear your soldiers
>Lalt haze a peek Of meal II they have
% slerve fur IT. Bur, .ineral, Ian all
righi tie gqU>e, thrueh L c"n't Lave
much ~ say about il abull home, aud SO
1 20; . wagJu a. ~ meal ground, and
Is H'w Ut thsr 10 ihe street, aud you
eau n4,a u 1t yDu want H.
Uon' hyC1pL Vas higAiy delighted
expressed hls Sraiiiude 70 ine plain look
lag cuu try nan fur lis kiudness, praised
nis lnyaiiy tJ 9Th. Old fig" ect., eet,
aud at once ordered the rueal 10 re faken
10 tile Uypmis,!onary II his brigade and
paid i,r p gold aud silver. THIS traos-
az lon accomplished, the counterfeit ~ag-
Dner again repaired to Gen. McCrok's
headquarters, where, af;er requesting
strictly private interview, he tod the "gin-
eral" Ihat IL he would send cut $50 men
such place, aud ia such a neighbour
nod n DaviAs,a county, he would guide
thcm right into that .tlest of secesheIs
ana tr.Iior-;" where they might fb1g'
lIrge quantity Uf meal aud other ''cortra-
bin,i .. war, besides number of the
worst reb, J. that ever assisted 10 "Dn~tiD
up' IBIS '.-Ivrio1s Uuirn." G.n. Nc.
Cox f., into the snare "as easy as fall
ing I'll Irg," and all tue preliminary ar
Irnarnelrs were made and line and
place a4resa upon for the 100 Fedora,
>ol .iais ir "a .et their trDsty nuide.
MeJnak's detachment IF l5J men kept
lhe apr .;uficut tli Ifaly, aud OF course
\ Capt. Morgan, % longer Gi>euis-j, was
mere ~ meet them; but unfortunately
f'ir them re wis ro. a'one he hed a suffi.
-ieut uu .Ibe- uf well armed 'Iorsemen TO
cautu -e ile wh9le Yankee force without
arin .un. 81 he tOOz them qdieily,
nd >ent 'hem swiftly -'So the rear, 20 be
xchangrd ''in due course all tn. one,
I'll or whom he released ON parole,
AID b,de him reirrn 10 Gen. MeCook
~ The compliments Of his meal-seiiing
c1n1inra"ce. vino had the pleasure Of
ID 10 him At The st. Cloui few days
before
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16
For the Telegraph.
Sunday Reading.

ihere u much practical unbclicf ID
death as regariS our uwi eases. L. is
dibcult tor man 10 feel that he will
lsa!e the world even when he says So
we q, Ia ahd out VI our home, we walk
across our hcids or along Tie streets, Ye
buy aud II, We 20 about our work and
world y ca lliug, We talk with our uei.h-
bm>. we srt at home by cur Lresidcs, We
haze our books, W. t"ar alI that u gulng
~; aud willie we are In the midst Vt all
tbs Sc ordinary aud various acts, this ueulI
and arcnat ,nrd Course uf thrnys, we 100
OF g" lose sight of the truth uf deliIi
here Is - lLuch life around Us, - inucil
- Ite, that the mind gees qui taken up
wrh iif \ notion of G, ntiuuance here,
gets possessions o. a. be- ause we have con
q ,cl Lere; and We ay see sick meu,
even, as The phrase Is, with one fJut Ia
the aiave an 4 al the puIut OF death, i'll
lhi"A'pg uf b Ing but again aud ever
secin2 a u anurroS whIch th " expect u
reach"
None is miserable because others
LhInk hin -, Dut pny when he thinks
puess, cannot be miserable. because Oi
t"c - 81 Judgment vi others lin-lOls
y oi'ie aic m'rc happy th4r WI vtner~ /;
hasiuS wn"t iney "lsn, they can nave 10
more i"ry e"Jpy pre>elL .alh; auG
SEEK tne r,mAsds n. q biessed fptunty \.
:" ! Is the grace Of CHI lren that they
believe; they take what Is said wItLUu,
question Ur debate; they haye not y,t
arned 10 su-p CT vr di-IIua wnun We
c'ns'der their perfect aus Iulprs, aud e.,
br-n y a ~, VII clnnUt Uul DgCJ.ne sad
demed at ~, tnoL.ht hJs son IA ~ un-
al ~ y, ths blonD wal e nus ,e.
from ter su.ns W iuucrc ur-e win th,
wOrlL, by ire LeccIf, tne iIise.lud,, MA,
trrcka, Tue eva>Iuns, lhs hyp 'crI-Irs, ril
val >Dpn iur,C tAc.n Wv III tG..r ilIlH
.r cp.ducl and wy,Ia of aIen A."
"a pjly Is thc beginning of sin, ~
i haniity he b girhrg q rrpentrnc
il j. me lirui winch dfI>e> iH ine fIuc u.
>liritnai drou-Et, 40 b.r,rn lnu ,IIl
Land ~hsre ~ wi,ef =, 4 lrsl q" bi5-,.
tIa'a W'r's Prnd, b4I the harDIAse. u.
a1lntiAnee ~ Fain
= Lf- is m4l. nh, nnt uf great >ncr'
ices or dullrS bgt ~ iij:ll ihIrgs i
whlch Smiles ari kinlur.,c~ aud IA,
nblis .ti ~, gwen hahiru ~ are wiaf ii
aud preserve the heart and secure cop-
fvr"
"The vanity Of human Iii is Ike a
rner, constantly passing aWLy aud SeL
80 u..taEtly coming %"
Washington telegraph., 1862-04-16
n O TIC F. .

DY a resolution and order of the Es:7.z:.3
ID Board of Directors of the NlS-
sissiPpt, OHachita and Red River
Railroad Company. of November Il tn,
1861, am authorized to sell any lands stu
ated in the Champagnoile Swamp Land Dis
triet, (sold OF granted to said Company by au
act of the Qaqesai Assembly of the State of
Arkansas, approved 18th day of January. 1856. J
Said lands to be sold at price not less than
two dollars per acre, and to receive in payment
therefor. Bonds or money of the Confederate
States Of America. aad War Bonds or Treasar =
Warrants of the State Of Arkansas. and to exc
cute deeds TO purchasers. All feysoas having
pre-emptior claims apon any of the said lands
are hereby notified that if said claims are not
within ninety days from this da;e.
their rights under their pre- emptiop gill be
forever barred
JAS TUGS. ELLIOTY,
Pres NJ, o. & X. Il. r. Co.
Caspdsa, Nov. %, 1861. 47-,f