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The punishment, by private individuals, with
out the form Of lew or suhority, Of persons
guilty Of crimes, was inaugursted by Mr. Lynch,
Al cid Virginia farmer, who thus took the law
into bis own hands in tie early days Of that
State That the precedent was a bad one no
person has ever pretended to deny in this eu.
Eghtensd age, where We framed laws TO caper
the greatest Of crimes and elected men TO en-
force them. Yet occasionally a case comes up
which the law fails 70 reach, and the Of snderis
such = consummate scoHndTel that the psople
themselves resolve 10 follow the example of the
old Virginia farmer and punish hm themselves
Such case came up before the people of MeIi-
dian 4 man named Pullin, whose house was
regarded as a receipt iscle for stolen properly,
sad who himself, was guilty Of occasionally
stealing from his nsiRh5ors, received two hum
5rsd ashes well laid On bis bare back, and was
then set cut Of the Stabs. Il appears tfSt 4
short sirpe since ne stole trunk from an officer,
and usoa examination, tie contents we're found
socgsied in his bosse, and the trunk Itself OF
the fire partly consumed. he vas taken before
tbs military, bat be being citizen was turned
over TO the civil authorities who discharged him
afteT an examination. He next procured poison,
Il is said, 70 put an end TO those who ezpose7
him and lastly, he stole some SIX hundred dol
lars over osa hundred Of which was in specie.
from his own wife, who bad earned it by wash
ing FOR the soldiers while she was 50 psIslyzsdthat
E crutch had to be used ia standing and walk
leg Upon her making complaint, = party Of
citizens and officers, We learn, seized him and
went some dis ance in the woods, where a com
naittee was appointed to decide what should be
his fate. They were nos long in Determining
THE, and be was stripped and whipped IS above
stated and sent cut Of the State. Il is said an
other case is yet 70 be disposed Of by the com
mittes While the people Of Meridian have
much 70 complain Of, We would tell them this is
high-hauded act, ana may get those engaged
10 It in considerable trouble Their grievances
are many, and it is 10 be regretted the felOns are
90 rarely detected, and when caught, escape The
Law; but mob lsT is degrading and reproscbul
to Us as people, and he laws Of the State pun
ishing those engaged in it are Of the seversst
character - MisSisstpPias.
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By oldsr Of Brighten Pillow. sup'at Barssu.
~ VAEUE THOMPSON
Wu.a BE- BzzBF F0R BELIFERF
On the lst Of 0ctober, 1868,
STATES ALHlIlG
REPOSITORY q r USErErs
E~haE .EnasE

One Volume, LsIge l2m0., IA Paqas-Rslail
Price g.
fiHs Third VOLUME or TEuS VALu8 BIB
4 ALMANAC
Hil be ut he hr3t Of October. With a fulI and
couplata Caller Jiar and Astronomical Csleusto ou7 sfe
.or lAs yesr 56I TIE aul win suhraes 4 arsat -
aEt ana variety OK ~ u-elul AID iauarL-nt Informs
ZION rsialuE 20 al tie SOlths-1 srates-their r.
-ourc-s PoqulEL1n- Irso sstc; 5gt les and Reporl5
o. N The vs'ic-s Eepali liIn-uia q Che Coufsderaia
eiate5. The Laws lhs Governments aud tbs Army
very va us2le statistics compiled from the last Cen Jls
Of 1850 row nrst published 90 which sd5a Diary
o1 me War, gyi a dziiy account Of e. the Bate
and Engagements etc. the number OF slid eua
Toun1ed- a IsbEizr SO sczcat of al the Battles
ETC. from the concnrgma OF ths var 90 the pre.eu-
lus, with a chronic Of lhs most rensrkabe events
n the " Woria's HistgTy for .h- past year.
Sent 10y m.i. free 0f posse Re on receipt Of g.
Address G. CLAEEE PubIsher
sel4an 4uzusts. e. e.. or lT1oisa y =
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EEWs FRON - IsLAans-

TIE firing from cur bastsries continues as
usual. The ezeHy makes no answer. but is in
jusIiousiy engaged at Batteries Gregg and
Wagner, and has brown upaddisOual sand sun.
haHkments, intended. it is believed, TO make his
occupation of Morris island more secure L is
reported that the Yankees were engaged at Bal
terry Gregg Saturday and Sunday in getting tho
range of two morters which they suceesded in
getting in position and brought 20 basr upon
Fort MoUltrie aud Sullivan island batteries.
One monitor was tCWed out 10 sea yesterday
over the bar, aud sailed in the direction Of Pert
Royal. The rest Of the 1set incluling tho
IronBides and four monitors, are still iit4ide
Ehe monitor that left is thought to be the Wee.
hawken, which YES ag1oGDd come tine ago,
ana is nov obliged 10 90 South for repairs.
It was rum0Ted yesterday that information
had been received IN official quarters Of a change
of commanders IN The Ysnkes squadron. ard mat
Fausgut had been ordered here to relieve Dahl
grsn
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CAPITAL CHlACE TOR NIESIHtS
,Tbs Western Korsh Carolina Mining,
smelling aBa CopPeFas
Mann featuring company
CAPITAL Stock 81, 600, coo.

yr,HIs C0MPART has > s sPeca. set o ne Legs
Issu1s o. North Csroiinsl been regularly Aiooit
rated and org aui1ad "a
rv Of sresss 5v fairuads nd are onouEeea ~ me
gts-s CaoIgyss Superior % the iaIIuus 'DueiicEn
Mines Prs ssssiug adVsnt2gesoFer Al Aihihs Selise
ui-s ID De Llulrtlrals eta ea.
subscrI gtlnE 20 the CsRitsl stock VIII be received
~ &c un1sTslFtsd Bhsrss $50. As t1ere - out .
limited amount of stock offered f1T sale 81 parties
srshirE NIKE iu7gE menis VIA GO well TO ca a-lo
a-ius ts cree sd cther evideucss u t1er intrinsic
val e. de pos. .sd ar or ofils.
MIAAUGHT OE2OND & Co.
s.I2 3lt Whitehall street,
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RUNDR

FOn BOXES MANUFA ACTURED TOBArro
I5 btls Od Rye WHISKY
900 dozen Coiton Half Bose
Bl3 n Re ter Envelopes. sssor.sf-
som O6ied 90
I59 rsams e. glsh Letter Psper.
~ Eooiscsp papsr.
IO1 po -uds English Sealing WaE.
100 gzcsl Lead Panci
800 grosa Steel Pens.
100 gross Fsa Ho'dzrs.
5 bale NYeolen Psins,
50 .ioz-u Imported Sherry,
8 bales Cotton Karna-6 to L. Fer ssfs.b..
FhOS i. PIsHER q -
se22at 10. Psschsrss erect
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PROM SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.



Two bright, blue, October looking iavF have
passed without a single incident Of interest.
The ensmy, iG spite of the slow, but continuous
fire raaianed by our batteries, still pursues his
work on Morris island, lsb0Tine e. f it wss his
purpose 20 convert il into a Gibraltar New
snd more caTsci0us h1mb-DTo0fs have bezn
thr0WB up 81 Batteries Gregg SID Wagner. On
Saturday a large gmOrasuTe was cut at Gregg.
and he pGrapats of bolh forts are rising 30 4
very formidable hight
An eyewitness at Sumter spaslls in q conpli-
msntsTy msnusr Of the life Of Haskell. He de-
seTitss the occasional shnlls thrown by that bat
terry as breaking generally jHs5 shove the para
pets OF the hostile forts We mention this with
no intention of iustituting a compsuseu between
the fire Of Haskell ana thss Of other batteries
bu5 simply because we chaneed o hear thas fire
msde SG5Ject Of special c9mnsns.
There wss no change in Inc ct until SGn-
day afternoon, when monitor was toWed By a
steamer outside Of the bar, and ihencs south
ward in the direction Of Port Royal The cause
OF ber departure is a more matter Of coniee-
ture.
The Ironsides is still in her old position,
abreast OF Battery Wagner On sstuTday she
was flying, besides the United States Union,
two blue and white flags at her stem.
Prom ths Courier 2lztI
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FROM TEENEssRE The train from Bristol.
which arrived here yesterday, brought nothing
Of interest from Tennessee. The Bristol Ad0e
cate of ThRrsdsy says Our k0ops IN upper
East Tennessee have beeR increased, but to
Whist extBnt We viii net state Major General
Jones Is in command There was brisk skiF-
mishing on Monday, and on Tuesday evening
two w0unde1 Conisderstss and four Yankee
prisoners we're brought up from below J0nesbo-
ro', where they were wounded and captured
LgnchbaFg Republican.
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FHR YAsKEE RAIDERs.-Wa were unable
yesterday to gather snythi e additional concern
ing the movements Gf the Yankee raidefs. who
are threatening the Virginia and Tennessee rail
road, but Is IS generally believed thas, fer the
present at lesst, they have determined 20 desist
frora their designs The whole country ia the
vicinity of the points threatened, has been thor
oughiy secured by cur troops, without fading
any traces Of the enemy, with the exception Of
those already mentioned in our paper Lynch
bltrg Republicans, l7h.
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HEADQUARTERS Isr BRIGADE sFRvF,r.,
FENzoE's DIVISION
ATLANTA September I5 d 1853
WIS BRIGADE was daily exch-uasd On ths llib
a Instant. All otac-rs ana anstsd men win ai once
tpalr 20 Dscztur, Ga, which is Designated IS he Doae
q rsnszvouz Tor ihs brigade It ls snioued up0n -
5c7rs 10 use ne utmost diligence 10 assembling ther
By order Of General BART0s.
E- 9. THOdN
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4 TR ROBINSON. Of s. g. Lowe G C, rThs iasa
VA last beard OF him with De Et1ck etc from WIS
Fs3.sys vas &c Lafayette reuuessea ghenis tiaa
meet hlui OF any person hai 1sY z1aT o. ais urse1
'fas-eabsaia, be er iA-g viii plssss addrols
JOIN HUGHES.
Appeal 0fiea
Aeti-lW~ Atlanta. Ga
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CANroF, September Il.
Neither hs profits on The importation Of gocda snor-
nous rs thsy.ars the prices OF sic Of consamp
tiru Justify ta purchase Of gold at s Of twelve
sud fifteen for one. Articles worth ten dollars Gu side
Of our Lines cannot be sold here even at ons hundred
dolass vHm The blockade runner pays one hundred
5oart in Colssdara.e money for tea 10 gold He would
lose IFS labor and spenss Of transportation oven were
there no risks 10 be covered from conscaiou and rob
berry Ths geld bought these rates net used for the
importation articles Of uss OF consumption nor will
thz Prsfz medicines cigars liquors. Justify such
rates when te rsk Of tota loss Is taken into account
Neither l. H likely except ia rare Instances that gold is
gu-chased for hoIding these rates The times are
not fvorabe to hordlng MsaH aoursh most in times
of rescs and quiet when the penny saved s secure alike
from friend and foe
u1rch more iufs1ous and injurious use is made Of
this fifteen for one o. geld than for either boarding or
smuggling purposes Il is used By border bswkors wio
go with their gold into the far border where Yankee
tyranny makes the taking or tendsrfng of Confederate
money punishable offease, and where lie necessities
Of the po9r aud pr-onsr or the dishonest rspaciy Of
Yankee c5onsls bo PUT stolen Confederate notes on
the MAJ ket clan6estnely make the rate twenty or
f5rty la Colfsdersts money for one In gold This Is
the great .aE which ROSS the Confelaacy Of her goldi
Every scouare Who buys gold at fifteen dollars bays
10 for ihs purpose Of robbiug border sufferers. At
sssmPhls and have doubt at Hsvsna, Confederate
money IS worth more than al Mobile. In Memphis ID
worth trhs yer ave for one, but in the interior b0r
der where the Necessities o. the citizens compel lmne
5iste iuvsstel Is slmost worthless 4nd knew that
he money cap; ed from guarternasters and eonmisss
rss AID their al h.s sold by commanders Of raids
70 vubordina 81 for almost nothing. Il this
market that pe bus eifr Twelve and fifteen for one
for gold, and J7 hls Infamous system gf banking and
exchange, the Id Of the ConlsdsBscy e being sz'
hsgsie5 and Co ederste money being debassd A few
suadrsds IN go are tkEn North and thousands Of Cen
fadsrzts money rs brought back The shameful ard
cruel usurpsl, not authorized b. say law OF war
ang ;hs teE pref The legal money Of the temporarily
,ee -vlsd diri psssl aids lasao rzscsIiy ez1hssgs
negvsrs IL the operations When ten twelve, or AZ
,esz for one < Esrsd for gold you may b. that
the oa-rer s eonH~c cd directly Indirectly with these
money cbaaEera 3
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~ The following refreshing Conversation
batwcen Federal pris1nsF on the cars. and a
CJnfederste officer at the Marietta depot. toak
place yesterday:
ConiedeEate. So you arc bagged, srs your
Fadsrsl. Yes, bagEed What of ~
Confed. Nothing, only Longstrasi,, ooy.s
has gone to Bfsgg and win hag Your tes.,,ar,,
Federal You can't tel me ANYTHING sbo1t
LoBgstreet's mon. They have made me .rol
eften before this. Bat my rebel friend. IN .elI
Pou what Is the fact. I came through vaur
slmY on my way here, and ycur friends up yon.
der are needing help badly. You can do your
cause great deal more good up ai the front than
down hers quizaing prisoners.
Officer diepsrssd and went OF in different d.
resfiong 49, Rsbsi
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BIsHeP GEEEE.-At a meeting Of bis church
In jackson held st The house Of Mr. KsTger,
shortly after fhe evacuation OF the city By The
Federal army, Bishop Green stated in bis ser
mon that while our army was in thu fed, the
naked Thought Of reconstruction was t,sasana5ii5
The sentiment 3 worthy Of the man The
church has no purer Christian and ths s3nth no
better patriot than Bishop Green. Msy iis use
fuI life be prolonged many years attsI ths free
dem Of the South Is acknowledge. Mississip-
,,sa-
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sToP THE RUNAWAY!

L~tIEA RLES. s5out twenty Eve years Old yellow
q orn Hler on weighs ane hlldred and ffty pounds
,--Tbsr i d1Eu1asl sok ufh 3 htts mcustache ana
-s-za VII ig1i sEiHe cess s5 cap AID sht pani8.
p ~, wed isaday evening, and likely gotten he " s5t
iat trszn A. be tlzt day purchased from James
III RT.rtin 5f 4 -sbaI1a ire boy served hs time ln
HEg1phs fu ths c1CperinE trade.
q. T. CATCE & Co.
aucti0ueers
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EXPEDITIONS TO TExis.-Undsr date Of New
Orleans, September Isl, correspondent of the
Chiesgo Times writes:
Many sailing vessels have been chartered
troops sra huruedly put on board, ir~sns nj
ShiP isisna have assn sent, otb--.s are follow.
lhl;--io5 me 40 'EisnaA ano Mjnr0s doctrine
ssii' 1li1 I. ssIs sdv0eatss az Brownsville ia
l3-s l',l three days. Napoleon viii End nat he
IS not to remain mdiEtuTbsd. The city Is rila
with rumors that the Star Spaugled Banner viii
seen wave in triumph 0v8r the Mexican city of
MatamOras. This latter plaes Is almost inne.
diat0ly opposite BroWnsviils.
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CANTON Sept. 10, 1868
We trying the effect Of prompt combinations and
quick movements on ra5ing parties So they have
been sharmngly effective in checking quits heavy
movement from the Charleston railroad, oommeucsd On
Saturday, snd evidently intended for the Mobile sRd
Ohle railroad So prompt and determined were the
steps taken by Gems Chalmers and Ferguson that the
Yankees sdoptsd the better part of vaor and dsereey
went heme without giving show for a aght Had
they c0utinued their msrch they would have fsand
themselves ir etuevably cut on.
Some additional particulars Of the punishment given
yyiuslOy party from Yazo0 have come 90 Light. Col.
Blythe aud Capt Floyd with fifteen twenty msn
esoh, were cut on from the main body, aud found
themselves in the of the raiders They fell back
to the Coldvzter ferry where the Mississippi ud Ten
nossss railroad eros it, aud where Cbaners routed
the enemy 50 sissaly previous to Grsrson faOus raid
Hsro Gel blythe ans Capt Floyd placed their men
in ambush the north bank Of CodwRss aad waited
the arrival Of the raiders Here forty held sight
hundred for several hours killing and wsunding
than their whole number. Il impossible for the
Ysukess cross in the fEcs Of these gallant men
Making heavy show at th ferry, three hundred Of
them descended the river whore they crossed foot
legs and got in the Of brave boys, who
were intent on holding the ferry that they uoi
Of their danger until the enemy delivered vol
ley, which fortunately did no damage.
To Illustrate the KIND Of life our friends esd On the
extreme border aud The danger which surrounds them,
I VIII nRrrato the circumstances connected with re-
cent bsnishmeut at fernando
II question whether if Mississippi were offered
the privilege Of going back iute ths old Uuiop she
bslore, whether majority OF the citizens Of the
State would vo.s for taking her old position. Dr.
Temple, one Of the most esteemed gentlemen in the
place. and excellent in bis profession, not only
opposed the probability Of the State voting so grace
fully, but rsprobated, somewhat ind gnantly, the
suggestion Of such questions. Early on the next
morning, scarcely all wing time for a spy te ride 70
Memphis, DR.. Temple received notice from body Of
herse which entered tn town from Memphis that he
had been accused st headquarters Of using improper
Language, and that the commanding general ordered
him s0uthward immediately, and not to return. Tie
doctor 10 BoTten and reported for duty, which
unfortunately for the service be WIS assigned B.
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THE MEMPHIS
Dixie WORKS, .

A RE now being removed hom Canton, Mississippi
"a % szac0n, Gccrs,a. and VII early be lH open fAon
nrd % ulalrt sesle fnr ise use OF ne gov
s-au=ul exclusively as heretofore
f-r.B-rsr-ass1H V-ae1us, Wooden irrupE,
ygsrsrz Z Ambulance EsSdle T. lees,
Harusss EaFenszekg,
Eus5u'suees. Enspsscbs
L. EHt artillery Carriages, Grail Sacks,
zrsrs Carriages Tents and TsrpEulins,
So ras aud Bay0nsia Cartridge Thlmbles,
SBur, and Blts- Torpedo CHnistsrz,
-4,s-7t-- EuuEs Bread Boxes,
oas7ts-ua lss's Desks, Camp Ches s.
1-r4rt-v Er,- fBusntz Cots and stools
Czvsl-y Equip vents. Crutchss
Amy Cs0s $40 u 'sia Etters,
S1.s-r. aud EJ-avzrz. Etc etc.
We sHsU al.n eject FOUNDRY for casting al de-
z-rfprI-ua 1t l-auH C0ozUg jteusii-
Aud vii Ee p--parod enter into contract for Buy
md al Of The ss0vs srtcss ~ the lst Of CGt0bCr-
WANT zD-Cart enters, Vzzsouulaksrs, HaFue-s-
M kera lEouIGsss EscEsmiths. EaehUlEt and Eln.s6-
50 a. E31G Gzsh 1sgss
7. WERNER & CO..
Ia Eacun. e a.
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ROWLAND SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

,s5. ., 4Fsnt owner having busineEE demanding bic
- g., ID personal attention, has concluded 70 sell
= $3.50 r roperty. It viii be found ID . the place
- sId San accommodate TX families ia Eeps
~ ~. 1,-i 5,r..s Tbe lace % 30 "eA known tbai De
Il d ii uneaualed, S. there Ia large iTac'
f Isrd beIaaRnz b The place, pA.Ls ol rAls.ag al
hat nav bs wa ed. New negro - IN lot any 1s
7roes zlao q large new bar1- 81, .
pe-soug v Ehing TO p1rehsse can cone so 5ooA =
sfs --,.zrts or sddreas the undersigned 81 Lta"eh
- va T. Quincy, or
--ss7-- A W. MCCONNELL
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GENERAL OaDFPs ~ h

HEADQUARTERS vol AgD CON. BUREAu1
(i1epar1u-e1t lsul-. ALA and kiss
4AElETrA. Ga, September lg I3f3 4
he TO gerunslt llsVlrE ord rcd che uaro-a prison
A ers Of the y iE=cnE ala PORT Hadsou -srrrsons 10
rehoszvous, ana Lieu General Eardee charged wits
tLe duls "I saEzl lg said Dzr1i5 grssu-rE havir
laa-e- an oree- arElslatZg ttB points I'D WI ieh fhg
All rell 1yousI Fizs AlabtmisHs End 1sssourialss A.
DslEf pos, Ala uu al stat-s at Cnter1rze -. fe
o. osGereo that s Ctteer- of his Burs u arrest s Z
l7-d -or7ard 10 he propgF rendezvous suy and "a
lrn br-lLgng 20 any of sid comllsuds with whom
hey may meet
bY ola1r oi hEtE.-tien PILLOW. SupGt Bureau
". FAEOE TH0MPSOB
eet'fN A. A. A. General
Elll, ,hfllle Confeterate, Montgomery Advertiser
Mobile EsTE. Selma Reporter. Hssssissippisu AZ
Ciarau insert Tor two and forward bis 10 Nsi
y. .'beafhazH. a. @ M-. Mzrstfs, Ca
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Sap the AdDOeats also furnishes the follow
ing;
We learn nom Capt Allen, A. @. M., of the
J5th Georgia, who msde his escape irom the pap.
and who reached hers to-day. the following par
ticalaEs of the surrender Of ihs gap The gar
rison consisted Of four regimsnls, viz the 55th
Goorgia, GA b Virginia, 62l and 64lh North Car
o1na, portion Of Lsyden's artillery Captaia
Barnes company Of Georgia also. Fain's Ten
nessse battery, commanded by Lieut.. Conner.
I lae eneuy's force at the gap was commanded
y G1u. B1Tn,i1s I'm perB51. he left tbs raD
on I ridsy, with his and Gen Shackelford's bri-
gaze Tor Ka0Nville, leaving only two regimruis
70 sHlrd .he zap. the I04.h and g3ih Ohio
UF 20 saturday morning, at which time the
eaplaln lstt, the enemy bad made no move us
the Virginia valley outside Of their picket liuas
Only about three hundred Of our forces esespsd.
the larger portion Of WHOM vas Of Col. slsmg'5
command
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TECs. z. FISHER & co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

No. = Eseachtres St, Atlanta, Ga
nERsONAL aisenti5n given 70 the pureca ase and
iele of . kiuda Of Ml4RCHAEDlZE. and the
,-estl-laat of money Ia Cotton or Rsal Bssats.
fFs4-2n
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long. viii b held to a terrible account. weeks desy
win rsorult tbs Yankee army by regiment az less.
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RAJ 0RDERs n. .

By command Of Major General STEFEVs0s.
JOHN J. REEVE
sei1-1W Major erT a 4 r
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-02
CsAAUCEEEssS PASTOR.

Wide was his cure the houses far asundcr:
Yet never failed he for rain or thunder,
Whenever sickness or mschance might call,
The most remote to visit, great or small,
And staff in hand, on foot the storm to brave :
This noble example to his flock he gave,
Though holy in himself and virtuous.
He still to sinful men was mild and piteous:
Not with reproach imperious or malign,
But in his teachings soothing and benign.
TO draw them On to heaven. by reason fair
And good example, was his daily care
-CaaterJny 7oleS.