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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
From the Gulf Department.


New ORLEANS, April 10, 1864.
Friend CaIedonian
have left the news from the Green Noun
tain boys of this Department to he told per
sonally by the veterans of the Sth Regiment,
VINO sailed with the steamer Continental on
the 1th inst. | say sailed it being the more
Just, though less proper term. for our boys
don't steam il as many soldiers do.
The greatest battle in this Department
since that at Port Hudson-and rumor
makes it even more fierce than that-has
just been fought at Sabine Crossroads in
De Soto Parish, near Shreveport. | learn
that no Vermont soldiers were IN the engage
ment. Capt. King, OF the Sth n H., was
wounded and left on the field Capt Chap
man, of Franklins staff, had both feet shot
of! Rumor says ball passed through Gen.
Banks coat without wounding him. The
30lh Maine Regiment lost about 20 men. |
send You by the Evening Star, which goes
10 morrow, Delta containing the foil
particulars whence you can excerpt as space
may permit
Tn chief centre of interest here is the
| Constitutional Convention now in session
at Liberty Hall. This hall is the Identical
Lycrum Hall in which was enacted the seces-
sion Of Louisiana. The anniversary of that
deed, April 18th, has justly been celebrated BY
the dedication of the hall to Liberty, and the
opening of this Convention. At the dedca-
ton Rev. DR.. Newman, late of New York,
presided. He also made an eloquent adj
dress. The choir Of the Carondelet street
NJ. l.. Church, an excellent loubIe quarte,te
led the congregation in most soul inspiring
style to The Star Spangled Banner" Amer,
ica," and other appropriate anthems. !
never heard Old Hundred peal forth more
maJestlcally then when they joined in that
glorious Unitarian hymn of the Methodist
collection, commencing
Great God Of nations now to thee
Our hymn of gratitude we raise
| The decorations of the hall are most mag
niticent and tasteful. Prominent on one
side is the motto of Louisiana, "UyIOy
JUSTICE, CONFIDENCE" On another the stat,
symbol, pelican feeding her young. Owe,
the speakers chair is conspicuously painted
in letters o. gold, the sentiment given b,
Banks, LOUISIANA: TIE FIRST RETURNING
STATE. HER VOICE IS LIBERTY. Under
this inscription is splendid golden eagle
holding in It's talons shield and arrows
supporting the heavy damask drapery arouns
the frame of the life-size painting Of thu
Father Of his Country. On the right O
Washington is full length painting of OIL,
Jack in his NJ. f. uniform, and, on the left
old 80 By the Eternal" mounted on fer,
charger, and decked in the trappings of Wa
as he appeared when he became the hero Q
New Orleans. Over the inside of the en-
trance is Vhorpe's life-size painting of Gen
Taylor the only one painted from life-th
\ one most often copied, wherein he stands a
the opening of his tent table near, with
Sword, official documents etc. thereon.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29

Mail says that the trans-Mississippi army
must invade Missouri, Gen. Lee must enter
Ohio, and Gen. Johnston move through Ken
lucky and Tennessee into Illinois and lndi-
ana. Without such sweeping movement,
it says, our agriculture will be ruined and
our manu- factories will be destroyed" 1t
SAYS also that "the copperheads will swell
our ranks" and it adds: Better die there,
with arms in our hands, than starve here or
expire in chains" The wall OF despair-ls IN
such utterances as these.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
Cambridge Cattle Markef
BY TELEG1APr
WEDNESDAY. April %, 1864.

WEDNESDAY, April p, 1864
II market il5.Cattle. about ;}5s Be-. ,
- St1.,s, consisting OF Workiu.; Oxen.
Anu OEe isyo and three years oilS.
PaIcE>-Markct Beef-Extra Sll.zus 50
first quality Slu,j0 >ll.OG; Secuud d.. -,
$50 third DO. 500 $50, orGllia.y
Wnrking OXcI->So. 10, 80 = 255
Cows and Caires--5O, 10, 50ts CS f.. r,.-,
Yearlings-soO,O0 oa.00.
Two Years Old--LO ! 10.
Three Years Ol6-S27 a IS
Sheep and Lamb>-5Va0 = market. Fz---.-.
selections. $50 6leO 1000, IL l0.s :
i,5)a ) 90.
Spring Lambs-s6.OO, 6,00a soc. ~ from, g..
S cents per pound.
Swine-e Al market.
Hide i 10 DC per 10.
Cali Skins-lS DC per b
feitS-.-!,50 loo each
IailoN-9 o. per ID
Veal Calse>-irom 81 To sS.0a
hEMAEEs.-Thcre were not 81 m.az Nor.
ertt3e A. last week, but with tn, West -..
whole humber MS 7IgJr- Prices FL! A. .
a. week. a butchers find the sae ur ile,5
unualiy less. owing To the higa prices a..
arg supply Of veal aud marion, which r..-
lo'ser- takes the place of beef Sheep >u.E r
) 20 IT sheaTed. and to 9 for those VIZ
'Tas. IN Calves Fl u. 80 to , per head s..-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
- 7 \ I Z OF NERN % y i
~ IA-EpaN-A p->.s...- r-

= P1-t'ace CoCri. ned a -. g,fl~talrs-
o.: >i,a District N the ~ .ay u Ar.l A ID ,>H
A. ifl>ifi fn'iii, lgt r-is, - lv rie ia~t u =.
lAi-v--, u Nt-Tie- =. L.0tE. iatr - NvNAlA- ID a.
Li1>l creased. tein- lrC~titr3 - Il~ yarl- d
" Ne. il- eAcOUlUr therein AIMED l,: lT's-,=
II Is ordered hy Said UuCrt. thai al Itrsai> '..
therein be GOilEra L. appear al Session I'd -a. 49,
= holden a. The Probate once "A II. Jail-'-'a-
lilh uan al &aN l.Ss. au1 >hew C@1>y. . any 'l'.
have acail>I r.la Probate. sid ~ I'D -r~ al
pose. i = further p'Lr.rs. LII CafA 80 -llH
thi> st~ t. .s.I shed rhrs- U-et- >1CH--s
Gal-at ariarl hunted 81 JvlliI>t,uTE. fTvAH
ulat a,,;ls .uit-l igr hearing
ASA L FRENCH. JuGsr "a ?
4 tue C,Ty q r-clId Attest.
as asa l.. FRENCH. JUDGE ,l "a. --..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
=. T.-ISGO.-N.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled xlih weakness
assiude, palia,on OF the heart lack Of appetite dis
iress alter eating, torpid liver constipation e.. deserve
10 sniter II they NH n; i=r tl.44aa-
They are recommended y the highest medical auihr-
titles and warranted produce immediate ti.e-
fetal effect. They are exceedingly agreeable per.ec,l
pure. and harmless
NoIIcE-Any ierson pretending 10 sell Plantation Bit
teTs in bulk ty the gallon Is sWindler aud Az lr,s
ter. II IS put up only in patent log cabin bottle Re
u bottles refed with initiation dee,erous S-ua e.,
which several persons are at&ds prison See ;ha,
every bottle has our private United Stamp over The @
unmut laied, and signature steel rl-te SIDE Label
Sold by respectable dealers Throughout tie Labllas
globe PHI DRAKEk CO.
";lAss ?2 Broadway, y. Y.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
The Fort Pillow Massacre.

Additional evidence confrmatory of the
horrible deeds of butchery at Fort Pillow
comes to US daily. The last piece of testi-
moay is that of an eyewitness who writes
as follows to the Springfield (Ill.) State Jour
nal
Blue uniforms to the number of forty
we're counted shrouding the dead bodies OF
the SLAIN martyrs. In all positions they Law
many were lying head downward on the
bank at the edge of the water, having been
driven backward to the river and then shot
or stabbed till they fell. About three hun
d:ed blacks had been driven into the river
and drowned.
The following morning the shooting of ne
groes was resumed, and many who had es-
capped the night before were now discovered
and met their fate.
Some of the sabre gaShes were frightful
Eyes were shot out, heads laid open till the
brains oozed ont, and many were shot through
both lungs. Most of the wounds were in the
bowels AID lungs, and some of the men had
from five to nine wounds. The legs of one
man were both crushed, and one boy, not We,
fifteen, had both legs and mis- back broken.
Scarcely any had less than two or three severe
wounds.
There is no doubt that the murderers in.
tended every one should die. Nearly all the
wounded could talk when first brought on
board, and they all told the same story
There were no contradictions in their state.
ments, ard every one assured me he was
unwounded when he gave himself up prise,
nef' me hospital ras fired and the sick ana
''0"'ded burned Without mercy, and one sick
man brough; Sn the boat, who had escaped
told me himself that the rebel. came to his
tent and deliberately set fire to it,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
The People and the War.

The state of society all over the country is
affected by the war in which the nation is
engaged. War is always a terrible evil. In
itself ii has no feature or tendency in the
least degree desirable or attractive to good
and wise men. 1t is to lie only the very last
resort, to be avoided until forbearance would
be alliance with wrong. But when Liberty
IS to be destroyed, and Justice and Order
overthrown, and the rights of man trampled
under foot, then patience Is crime.
War makes men worse who are in the
sphere Of its influence unless they are puri
fed and ennobled by the cause for which the
nation fights. This war ought not, and need
not debase any body in the army or at hone.
Never was sword drawn for nobler cause.
We are fighting to-day for freedom, for civil
zatlon, for religion. Those VINO march I'M
der the nations banner are fighting for the
kingdom of God on earth, and no service that
Jesus ever asked of man is holier than
this, to stand and strike tor our country in
this hour. No conservation can be more &C
ceptabe to our Heavenly Father than! the
offering of ones life for our country; for
" Our Country" means all the memories
"hIfh makes 'he past precious; al 'iis worm
OF 'ht present. aH 'he hopes "hich MAKE the
future glorious.
/ ne defence 'ne maintenance OF 'h,lr no
ef'eS' IS not ohiv lhe sacred fiSh, OF our
PEOPLE, but it is the highest OF all duties. -
Freedom is so valuable that no price that it
can coS' DC 700 great II d oo%s" nations
were league" Win our ehTmte' against US
We could not turn back. II the war mad TO
20 on unuI continents were oepoPu!a'ed' ana
.iie o!u nag wave over hat'or OF women anu
i'tIe ch'lureh'"hat we are liS"''hs 'pf IS worm
SO mucn that II Will ai"ass DC worth hshIll@
Tor untll II Is secured II IS wrong 70 sup
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29

Among The nominations confirmed bv tho
Senatr NeIoe~d'y, was that of first lieuten =.
ant J1m-s a. SayIes. Of the 5,h Vsrmo,, 50
assistant adjutant general.
The Hydepark Newsdealer says there ha.
been terrible excitement at Burlington and
Cochester-streets barricaded, &c.coyer q
case Of chicken pox. They thought it was
q " small affair.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29

REBEL Plot IN kENTUCKY.-The Louis
vile Journal regards the disbanding of three
Kentucky regiments in that state by the
rebel Gen. Forrest as part of a scheme to
obtain possession Of the state. 1t says:
The Confederate authorities have not given
up all hopes of again possessing Kentucky,
and plan less subtle could scarcely be con-
ceiyed TO aid their cause than bv disbandns
three veteraE regiments to enter the state
without opposition or elarm, and effecting an
organization, in quiet moment strike al
some ungarded point, hoping to be success
ful"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
PROCLAMATION o. the Election =.
County Commissioner.

State OF Vermont, Praclarra,:ag - a,sr ''.
I.odonia Co, - thai john Morse, - -
2shI>oury Centre J. dpiy oIectcG ca----
missioner for sail county, log The Yea.
pursuant 10 chlp,e nlntt,-fog- Of ihc
Statutes Of Vermont, sua al persons. l..
people of the Counts Of Ca. ia, ana q
concerned ere required 10 taae due NOTICE
and govern themselves accordingly
Given under nv hand. Al the COUNTY 4 .s-
Othoe il - John>5ury, this second I.,-.-s
April. 4. ID 1864.
CHARLES :. DANA. Co. G ..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29

IHE REBEL PAPERs.-These are again
calling for an invasion of the North. The
Savannah Republican urges this war policy
as necessary to the sustenance of their army.
and as we'll calculated to develop the peace
party Of the North. The Montgomery (Ala.)
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
For Coughs. CcIdS aud I'm.

The Vegetable Pulmonary RalSam : IN. rrA- 'tHu
Proved lneGCine ever discovered. Il ila> -,
OF all tests, Time having had ufiIf.-r-s.4. Co.
ieaTsA iuTtE wears. IL i reConInrudr1 hs OH -
C'l,. our most eminent citizens. the Pre-, - -.
la'l ~ al Nh" know IL Fer certificates AL.
gwen 10 almost any extent, SEE wrappers 10 3D..
The lJropTe-urS Nill oheerfuiy rtfaid H.. ..- /.
entirely >aIi>iaciorT- Price 81 oe.ii> aul :
bottles much tL- cheapest Be careful L. = q
which i prepared only iN Heed. Cutler 4 e.,
druggists, BoStpn- Sold IN NJ. Johi>bury ,.v s...
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
. TORE SHOATS FOR SAL

100 SiIo ATS WI 100 sF,-,3r,- --.
Il - Johus.-.ry Cattle lar3 ou -
4. mi 50. 1854 WAls Ar 10. sid GA - -
Sil te shipped for Brighton Non4av.
BROWN * Ply
st go,-. a..-v. Apri. -. lsGi.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
TRUE Or JEWELL STANp

VIZ 2->fnrv house. wita she'd a-;a...l =.
same >-44 house : caIye.li IA: COZ N Ian.
~ suitable ier I boarding house. uztL =
barn aud >hei- Asn good hlacAsrl q.
sitn taTer-fo.-rhs C. a Al, ~ land
a5nat scrc> u and, a. leg lmnravr'nF' --
arel 90 - North oad. abu-: orle-fL-
irGrr -he Nllla-a Terms ,,>r.
gri.3s NATHANIEL NnYE>. A..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
No 7 1 c E ,

The undersigned NIL carry on the }-'ch -
business IL all It's branches, Al TIE ola nd ''
merry occupied by p NJ willmartn, n iEa.
Corner, and | have constituted said ". ila'..
ny a-e.l: IL said business. SHALGh al II
Lyndon, Nov. Il, 1855. Isli-s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29

Examination of TeaCherS.-Ptr>onS IL
tending 20 teach in the town Of Sutton. the pres
ent summer are requested "a NEE; a the &. .nl
house I. Sutton Corner, MAJ I'll. A. l clock J.
". All citizens are invited
L. /. HARRIS, Supt.
Sutton. April >, 1861. 9597-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
v 7 DIR. TOBIAS yENE- I
lie TIAN IINIHENT.

Il cures Cholera. when first taken. +, -
hours by >entory in half an hour; Too,t,
hve minutes. Ii * perfectly innocent L. :
teTnally and i recommended by tke M.
nent Physicians IN the Unite2 States. p.
and - cts.
T"NAwANDA, Pa. Aug. %. l.
DR. 5 J. Tobias. New York Dear Sir
used your Venetian Llniment.with great 81.
bo;h a. Al internal IS well as al eA-r-r-.
icine. In cases of Bilious Collie ana 4.
Nor5uS | regard it as sovereign rer,sr \
Venetian Horse Lihiment stands urri,s..
horse medicine amongst faTrlerS ana boy.
this canal WN- LEWIS
Sup't North Brarc. t.--
" I Sold by all druggists. U.tice.
y sLs56 CouTtlandt si..N Y $685. \ i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.

Colsate'> Honey Solp.-Tais celebrate.
TOILET SOAP. IN sloh uryrrsl demand = made l-l
the CIiulC EST materials. &, MILD aul ENnlllENT-u
IS nature. FRAGRANTl-Y Scented. alld exIrerae,
BENEFICIAL its ac-io1 upa, tie SKIN. Tor .ar ~ a.
Druggist and Fancy Goods Dealer. s-a l.Ss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
DOUDRETTE. POUDRETTE

t. Id Manufacturing COMPANY. -
Experience of "a vars aGain eF,r far :
Fn.m article 20: fauirt-te - Ink priee-
a,r:r'.ce u thousands ~ Gus, oller> ate
'-.' - : ! tie chealeS, ana vcry h,~. -.l.
ll- m II. and iiaI'sSa.ar.y a4ar:e- sa- 80.
.';il- ..,.r seS, an! garden truck
| IC cv-.P.nv msuutsrr re also + .-... b.
l 81 ritutc fur Galna, from ba-e. -l-.- -
Ia Euauo ground aae Price - Tgr Rev..
: pamphlet containing G.-y lions
pslceS. nc. NAV be had free hy address.
tcr 10 1ac u--cc Il tie comp AN, to- . ....-
&, New YORK. or anD,yiuEtn cur agll-.
JOHN NJ. RICHARDS.
S'i l2j Commercial -. R,>- r. 3 49,
OTTO l. Whereas. nv WI. =
y " Briericy, without 1,-s- cau~-, -..--.
recognize N - acr laafal husband.
farh.3 Al persons Il IN trusting o1 aa.. ..
IL l4y account. r. From tL;S da-s .f. .r.
debts Of h,r contracting.
WILLIAM Bj2lrL..
Camp y f-h- Y aear Brandy So. d
April T., lisa
N0TIC T. ~ aer,aS. al NJ. ..-.
y " Pop.IS has lsf- my ata and -
,aU- any }rs>t l.-nya arlt II. : acryag irr-.
-i- hare Hgll- ~ '-rl~rif-- az ~. uls .-.
sal l,4y 10 debts q her calrrac-.-- d
Gs;,. NOAH :. i-tG ...--
F. Haven. Aa,i' -. 1854.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29

William NJ srcer, Of Ross county, Ohio.
has As lee: and 1880 pounds of boys in the
army, distributed among eight good soldiers,
Mrs. VI. is getting two more ready.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
Examination of Teachpr>.-T.

Examination of Teacher>.-r-ose ser
sons intending ID teach school III the town o.
Lyndon requested TO meet for eXam.aai. Oh
st the school house III Lyndon Corner. nsar tbs
Congres .tional Church Oh Nav >, 1861. Al o.
CLOCK 7. N. Bring Town Fourth Re ader. Green
leafs Arithmetic, and Siate anu Pencil
4. MCNULLEN. Supt.
Lyndon, April %. lS6i- lw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29

Coughs. Br0nchitis.-Ths entire freedom
from all de.e,CriouS ingredients render " Brow. =
Bronchial lrucaee, or Cough and Voice Lnztr-
ge> = safe remedy fer the most delicate femal.
or yoGnges; child, and has caused them "a to
held IN thu highest esteem oy c.c-g. cI>.
anu ptolic Spe aheTs generally. -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29

Pa>sumpsic Lodge, No. - r. 4. n
MASONIC Hal, BInsna-n's Block STATE. meeting A..
p, lo'i ,3p J-BALEuN. Src-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-29
2.ClNDOES FALLS ACADEMY

EMERSON HALL. T. y
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
County cours-AnSsrson County.
JAFuARY sEsslox, tfg|.


Ma. n Dali .sfra'r. Va Hssrs ~ Peqgv T. HrEazy
dseesss---F sf;sieH 70 ~ Mares.
From the afIegafioss 10 fhe pgtit;sh Sid n fbis
se Il appears b. the satifaesioB - The Clerk thsi
the faowiag nnuSed heirs rpzdias within The irlsir
81 The STATE Of TsnDesaer - sel thee Eessdibe
,Hsi Il the state ewing % he present. stste Of tn
country the ordinaTy process q Law can not b sFv
"a Upon them, viz:
--I--- dot on End tis wife Eiizakesh Jsne, fsE-
tnerlv AeKauy, Wiliaie r. Mekamy, Joseph y
McKamy, AMI Harry HcKamy, who rfsiieS n tif
cnunty II MrbHnn Tenneeset, Samuel J.. hrknmy
VIII, resiies Ia Braiisy eoslhty, TsnBezsee kof~rt
McKaHsv. who resides in the Stale - AFkaBsaa. W
Y Aeksmy, --- TiPsnn, sn1 bis wife saTsh
Rrii FORMERLY 1EcKsmy. WIN residez in the State 81
Texas T. ,t.rfeTs 0r7iere' ly tbs Ci,Fk that Fu;-
Ecnt.Dr - mad. IN Rrpvuliws Knoxville Wig
and Rri~i Yent!stnr Sor fIur successive Ersks no
ifyiag above parties defendants {" appear 90 thf
Art Aiiday 0f March next and plead answer -
asmur - said sttion, the .arle - 10 them VIII
be taken korrntlG-scd and 81 Zoe hearing accordingly
wHRess: u. II Onward Clerk "f sid Cosst q
Office In Clintssn the III Monday nf JsHBaTy, lss4
Jan so-4t prfSs.l X. II. COWARD Clerk
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
A life shortened.

We do not remember To- have met for 4
long time so touching a statement as one
made recently respecting the late Arch
l,ishop of Dublin When nr. Whntely,
thirty years ago. was made the successor al
Magee az the Irish capitol, great oHtery
was made at the appointment There was,
in truth. some ground Cor regret for, with
all his confessed ability, the new Arch
bishop was not sufficiently evangelical; and
besides, his views on some points, such a.
the authority of the Sabbath, were not sat
isfaetory. But much more was said than
the facts warranted, and there was Bit
terness and severity of tone which would
have been unbeeoming under any eircum-
stances The Archbishop made no reply,
and many supposed either that he did not
care what was thought Of him, cor was too
cool and phiegmatic 10 feel the thrust 81
any spear however sharp. IL now APP
pears that this was an entire mistake.
A clergyman who knew him well declares
that the disirust and misrepresentation
with which hc Was pursued, were most
CALLING 10 him. His nature erayed sympa-
thy. instead Of which he experienced op-
position, even from those who might have
been expected tn work with him. Ills own
words 10 this intimate fFieha were. Il bavC
tried 10 net as ii did not feel il, bat ii has
shortened my life How little can bs
Judged from mems outside How unwise
is the bitterness of Theological controversy
How cruel to shorten any g0ol mans dass
by needless aspeFity - cArissSIa latsI.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
yapoleon's D,lng Words.

4 late visitor as his toshb in 81. Helena.
writes; " turned away from house aud
tomb with deeper convictions than ever Ut
the vanity Of man as mortal Who would
uot7 And the deeth-roolal How ihe last
words linger about it, from Q ertshed and
blecding heart
a. acneral Bertrand. 1 skalissaon be in
my grave Saeh Is the fate uf great men,
So L was with Caesar and Atexander.--
And J, too AVA forgotten, aud the Marenga
conqaerur aud emperor - culieae theme
Ny exploits are tasks given to pupils BY
their tains, who sits IN judgement apoa
me, according TO me eehsiire or praise ,
and remark what i econ % bsconao Of iae.
] die belafe my tine, and my dead body,
too, must return 10 the earth, and become
food for werms. Rehal4. tbs, .destiny now
at hand of bin who has been called the
Great NalSoleonf What IN ahysa between
my great misery and the eternal reign ol
Christ, who Is pruelainaai. i0yea, and
edored, wkoss kingdom Is extending ever
all the earth.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
Ffval the Raral New Ierker.
UoIne, Hepc aud Heaven.

n has been observed hy celebrated wri.
ter that the three swcetest words nj uie
English language ARE Home. Hope and
Heaven. Few Of uS there are who viii not
agree with this author comprehend'ng ~
these words do, the sam " the joys of this
world, and blessings beyssd tl,e tomb.
HbxE.--lIow sweet the sound. The one
loved spot on earth rsnad which the alice
tons linger: the haven Of rest, toward
which We turn iron the esucs and perplexi-
tics of life the place where we may taste,
anrcstrancd. the sweetest Of social inter
course, and forgetting for time the iur.
ngoils OF the outside world, We may sii down
IN peaceful happiness in tle sacred precincts
ct the household circle.
HoPE--The beacon star of life. With
out Il, how sad and bitter woald be our lot.
A life without asl,iFa,ion--a journey with
ont a goal--all utterly aimless and dismal.
All, il Is Hope that brighicns the eye, hope
that qsickens the step and sends the warm
blood dancing through the veins hope tina,
urges the scholar 10 exertion, and under hen
cheering influences be tolls up the rugged
sleeps Of science, patiently persevcring
never doubling that time viii bring him his
reward IL Is hope that gives courage IL
the soldier fighting his eountry's battles
hope that inspires the weary laborcr rs he
tolls day after day hope that inspircs "a.
ALL From the highest 10 the lowest. rich
or poor. we arc subject 10 fer Sway, bat hcl
rule IS gentle, her voice is siiyery, and hel
words are sweet, ~ we kiss her seepier, ans
Yield to her will.
/. HEAvEx.-The Christians hope, the goa
of life. the asSylum ior the oppressed, tht
rest for the weary, the hone OF the soul
where We may find balm for every sor
row. aud healing for all our woes, wha
word can there b. sweetcr to our eaIs. Tn,
! heaven. where, when our tolls are oyer ant
orr spiritual garments cleansed from world,
/ dedlc,nent, the Good shepherd viii lead hi
I flock 10 green pastures, beside cool waters
where they may rest in the sshadc OF IL,
trees Of life, in peace, for ever and ever.
/ A. q s.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-02-27
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