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4 fEfce IN New YORK.
IN 1914 STREET Between two and th,es O'Clock al
Wednesday m,rning fire broke On. IN IN, stables COZ
necled with the Lion Brewery i9ath street and Ninth
avenue. The flames extended to tho cooper ssop aud
wagon house adjoining aud before tne Orc extin-
guished property to the extent OF 900 destroyed,
including i've large wagons, sets Of harness. two tiAl
sand bushels or oats. hay de- The origin Of the ire "
ut present unknown. h.
broke out In the Junk shop Of John Collins, ~ Bridge
street The stock damaged soour o. o0o insured
for 81 500 In the Albany Cy Insursyce Company The
upper floors Were occupied oy poor a@ea 2. d, 'sh
damaged about $500, and is insured.
In WEST THIRTr.roURTH STREEL-ShOrty after eie. u
o'clock last night fire occurred dwelling house.
No. 2o2 West Thirty fourth street. owned snd occupied
by Dr. d. +. Fctter. II was caused by . gas litter,
named Jacob Cooper while fixing the gas meae sccidsu-
burned about tho face The damage the building viii
be about $50, and to the furniture about Noa Tho
building insured for e1 900 and the fu.turs fos
$4,000 in the Broadway Insurance Company.
Incendiary Fire In Fr.akfers, KY
.c FRASKFoRT, KY, Jan. lsy 1881
At half ain O'Clock tonight ncendiary fro ts
stable Of Mr.. Neal, on Main street, st. Clair rAs
stable was burned down and alsotwo adjoining tsns-
ment houses tho property Of Mrs Majors. Tbs Ars
communicated 70 tho Jail and The county and dislsct
saved Loss 400 O00-insurancs small The wcathee
was SO intensely cold that 1t long time bsforo ths
~ the early OF The evening prevented the conaGra
ton from being extended by flying cinders. Tho nro
prevented o2r caucuses meeting
Fire In New Haven.
NEw HAVEN. Jan. Is, 1881
An explosion OF one OF the stills at Leek a. Compa
panys OIL refinery, tho Dixie, took place this
ing, setting the works fro The entire establishment
was destroyed with about eight hundred barrels o. OIL
Loss S2a 900; insured for $4,000 New York otaeea
Fire In Gslwmbus. Ohio.
CoLranrs jan Is 1857
The Planters Warshonse burned to-day, with
500 10 g. 900 bales of mostly belonging to plant
ess. There is very little insurance.
Fire Ia Kingston. &. W.
KINGSTON, Jas. 10 1887.
Booths cloth mills. Odessa wegs burnsd, with
their contents. Loss $40 600
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Information furnished Tho highest rates paid f0r
nevp.oons anrl all Kinds ~ tsold nd silver
TAYLOR n co, Bankers. 10 Wall stree1 NJ
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Fire. ia Kiugston. q. W.

KINGSTON, Jls. i6 1887
Booths Cloth mills. Odessa, Vera burusd, with
their contents. Loss $40, 900.
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ITALY,.

Djsc0urasiRz Budget.
FLORENCE, Jan. 16. 1851
The brd,c. Of Italy shows deficit of over one hun
dred and afty nine millions of nor.aa
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Tho FIeetwing Fund.

We understand that arrangements have been made 81
one Of tho Broadway theatres for benefit for the am
lies OF the unfortuna who lost from the
Fieetwing during the oceen yacht race. II will take
place on Monday evening nsxt.
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drawer ~ s,ulscrs~ Hiehcst rvcmsiwns Sow
ina Machines SIS broadway. New YORK, and ID rultoa
atrcet Brooklvu.
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rho Howe plsehine, Co.'S I.ack stitch scw-
&c wing mnehnel, president. etN Btnadwsy New Yotk
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An Prizr- Cn.hcd la Legal Losteyir-.-Ct vsw-
'a'' i"' D CLUE. Broker JIG broadway.
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ssnscbeior'. Itair Dye. = The Ress In the
vorls refcrs Dye harmless reliable insta
Qua Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Elliptic ,lecIsssiich SEWING Nnchinrs. 1f3
Broadway. Highest pfcDsuui9 Nnsylena tnshtNte, New
York and rcnnsyisaua State Fairs, 1885,
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DIR, Braferd's Enapsriiuc, for Pcnniifyips
" purely v.retnbic win skin.
DEAAs BAESEs CO., u Park row. ana Ill druggists
cent rer botti
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gri.sad0rs'- Igair Dxc.--Thc Beet Ever Man
ulnctnred. Wholesale aud retain; also applied, ~ NO
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Fire In Csls.nbus. Ohio.

CoLraBts, Jan. IL, 1857
The Planters Warehouse burned to-day, with
$500 70 5000 bales at cotton mostly belonging to plant
ess. There is very little insurance.
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View ysk, Jan. 1907
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THE ROMAN QUESTION.
The Eternal City Under n New System and
Order.

NAPLES (Jan II correspondence Of Paris Tempsl
Tie most perfect agreement seems 70 bs established
between the clergy, with the Cardinal nt their head. and
the civil authorit:cs the concessions made by the
latter arc. II must be adsli ted complete. Tho i've
churches conadcd b. tho government TO eccicsiasics
belonging tho liberal parfy haze hcon assigned by tho
Archbishop others OF his caoicc and 10 Inter.
cts the former from saying mass unless t1; stu
document cogpzing the necessity Of Maintaining the
temporal power In the meantime saa ccc.c ias. cnl
uAcc charged with the special administration Of the
property of til. Converts has been aho shed, tie
management OF ticsc funds bav'.,s h~cn a.sn-nnd =
that OF the general direction o. 80, r.. az.
THIS is on wheel = machine Which has s,iil too
nlany Js smpiidcsiicn aaI Ina, l. something A;
the saS time much energy Is sio9 In tue ar.ica'in
Y. Tie IN" Tor Inc suppression cf he el. hosea
~" &c oaks have nearly all n small nubcr Of them
feiurn to their families others lavo accepted asyms
xith perscns who have offered hosp tally, but the great
ma ry have hired houses IN which they 1.-Two In com
mon Tie dearncss Of brca' ard OIL whica threatens 20
Increase bc,ins IL occupy The sercus attention NJ The
people What places great number OF families hers n
petition OF difficulty the fact that The means Of earn
iug norcy remaining before, aud N having
disappeared nltoFrher, tie Cos. o. living has increased
fos r-fod firm what IL was twenty years ago
4
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F.crsuce, iss.,ycg;siiIr Esc,, l., !, .c.,xr.
~, ~ scs Rroaaw st Now yan
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The MExlcAA QUESTION.



fFrom La France, Of Paris, Jan. 81
As os the health OF the Emperor Macmillan per-
United he called together n 0r.zaba Co incil Of Slate
aha Ministers They ass-nibd nj IN the afternoon
OF tho 2ir Ncyomh.r Tho Fmpcror although stil srE
scila sSrc1.."d, s:.n YarsiEadIs clesrnsss and e.
crey, bis ideas respecting The new duties
wiirh rescn. events appeared 10 prescribe. Alto,
describing the situation OF tho country from military
point Of view. the attitude taken up by France AMI
That or re United States, his Majesty drew attention 10
the ;acrces which Mexico Tigt have to make IN order
To maintain hsr existing nss;nons. lie also spoke OF
hIs health but added llat this must be looked upon rs
secondary consideration bccaas, II II were made plain
TINT The welfare or the nation demanded his presence In
nexicc hc y?"f -wTlinely sacrifice rs 'ifc for his
adopted counfy. In order 10 ascertain tho opinion
OF the PEOPLE Of whose dcstinies no " The
final Judge, tt3 Er,rr.rnr , ihs. 10 c?psdered
H. 10 be :giutylnS toiLe saiisdcd with the rIanc
given b! his ministers and high fuDctionarios OF State
whose devoted and patriotism he however greatly
appreciated II added, moreover. that desiring above
all that his authority should be freely accepted by every
party, his reyccabe intention appeal ii tic
lion. 0rr correspondent informs that this addr1-
produced immense effect, and tnat tho members of
the c"r.c eog,a not, aftcr q clear 2pd Is2k state
measure Ifopcsed by his Majesty. They therefore, IN
deroo 10 make arrangements to give effect IN tho views
Of the Sovereign. begging him. In the meantime, TO be
good enough 10 remain n the head OF AFFAIRS until the
nation had opportunity Of expressing its wishes.
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Incendlary Fire In Frankfort, ny.
FRANKFORT KY Jan. Is, 1887
Fire In New Haven.

NEW HAVEN Jan. Is, 1881.
An explosion OF one OF the stills at Lsek Compa-
panys OIL refinery, tho DYKE took place this nsosn
ing setting the works fro The entire establishment
was destroyed with about eight hundred barrels Of OIL
Loss S2a, 900; insured for $4,000 New York otaeea
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chine N ana sa.,cnsce Machine IS ssosSsas

wiss Tewpees md Orsn msasei Hale. MEGA
qualify Hsr Dye and Hair pyeinG all roicrs Il bAtuA
ELOHss 10 Bond street. 1fN
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-22

The MOBILE DAILY TRIBUNE
This long established and popular
journal has passed into the hands Of
Messrs. J. r. Eggleston, Mcclure
Il Co.--Messrs. II. Ballentyne &
Johnson having sold it to those gen
tlemen. Mr.. Ballentyne had been
proprietor and editor Of the Tribune
for many years and its management
under his auspices was signalized
by energy, perseverance and ability.
His successors are gentlemen Of high
and meritorious qualifications. We
wish them every success,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-22

LUCK. MIR. Garden, clever actor
at the Varieties Theatre, New Or
leans, was 80 fortunate as to draw
$500 in gold from the Havana Lot
terry, few days since. Several Of
our citizens here having invested in
the same scheme drew prizes amount
ing in the aggregate to $1,000 in
gold. A few drew $l25 (the eighth
of a ticket) each, others, 5000 each.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-01-22

10 For gratuitous malevolence
and mean revenge no bastard we
ever heard of has furnished, or no
parliamentary journal has ever re-
corded, SO despicable an example as
we saw, with establishment, few
days ago, in tho Congressional pro-
ceedings, credited to member from
Indiana. 1t was a measure to so
amend the homestead laws as to ex-
clude settlers from the South.-Na-
t1o1aI lntelllgencer, Washington.
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fag-"Miles O'Riley." editor of

1D-"Miles O'Riley," editor of the
New York Citizen, comes out very
strong for James Gordon Bennett, Jr,
as candidate for Mayor of New York
next December-basing Mr.. Ben
nett's title to that position on his
success in the late yacht race, in Eu-
ropean waters, and on his patriotic
conduct during the war.
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~ The New Orleans Times Of

~ The New Orleans Times Of
the 10th publishes list of ships
laden with cotton and lying inside
the bar at the mouth of the Missis-
sippi river and unable to get over
the bar. The list embraces some
81 ships and the aggregate amount
of cotton they have on board, is
6o,2o4 bales! If the Mississippi
had its debouchement at the North,
Congress would not permit such a
state of things for day.
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70 Capt. Maffit, of the late Con-
federate Navy, who, during the war,
commanded the privateers Florida
and Alabama, arrived at New York
recently in a steamer from Europe,
and will, for the present, remain in
that city.
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1The Sultan Of Turkey is build
ing a hot house at an expense Of
500, 900. With the number of wives
he has, we should think be had a
hot house always.
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Ja. An editor announces the
death of lady of his acquaintance,
and thus toucbingly adds: ain her
decease the sick lost an invaluable
friend. Long will she seem to stand
at their bedside, as she wont, with
the balm of consolation in one hand
and cup of rhubarb in the other"
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The TEST OATH.-Robert H.
Mari, Esq, who argued the uncon-
stitutionaIity of the test oath pre-
scribed by act of Congress, before
the Supreme Court of the United
States, yesterday presented to Judge
Durell, presiding in the Federal Dis
trict Court here, telegram received
from the clerk Of the Supreme Court,
certifying, in substance, that that
tribunal had pronounced the act
unconstitutional. MIR. Mari, on SUBJ
uniting the dispatch, asked to BIZ ad.
mltted to practice in the circuit and
district courts on taking the oath re-
CURED before the war, and Judge
Dnrell granted his application.
The courts are, therefore, now
open for practice to a large number
of able and respectable members of
the bar who have hitherto been ex.
cluded because they could not con-
scientiously aver that they had not
sympathized with the people of the
South in their struggle for.independ
ence.-New Orleans Times, 1911.
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LOST OR MISL.AID.

A PRoMIssORY NOTE, da,ed saton Rouge
"A May lSih. 1860. paysbie tour se RS alter
dsse, at the Recorde,' 3 office. for the sum On 0
Hnnd ed and Y rtJ five ! olars aud Thirty one
aId one fourth Cents, drawn by h @ Efo~n and
ent"r' gu by tomlinson ron Az persons are
hereby warned o purchase said kots as o. y
ment has been stop,ed
.-..... HENRY M. KERR.
futo- succession Of Mar uraham.
BATON RqUdE, January 18th, iso6.-3t
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~ The clergymen at Norwich,
Conn, have protested against Sun
day funerals, and request folks to
die before Thursdays. The Boston
Post says the accoucbers are advo-
eating the same measures in their
line.
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"A CARD
TO Planters and Cotton Factors

NJ HEREBY notify the public that we have
w beg, appointed Special Agents of the
Freedmen's Rureau for the purpose Of transfer
ring freedmen from u Q more Eastern aud Ner,h
ern States for work on plan tations in Louisiana
Those wishing to procure reliable labor will do
well to he.their applications at an early day, as
they wilt be filed in regular order. This enter.
pri Is under the direct supervision and control
Of the Government, and no applications win be
approved unless made by responsible parties
We shall be able to furnish labor at a very req
sonane rate, as the Government defrays the copt
OF the transportation to the place OF delivery.
Blank forms Oh contract b. seen at our Office.
W, II. VAN ORNUM,,
Is Common street, upstairs,
'anl5-om aha NV Orleans, La.
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70 The Scotchmen residing in
Wisconsin are preparing to celebrate
the approaching birthday of Scot
lands great Bard, Robert Burns, on
the 25th inst.
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70 Mike Lipman's Circus is per-
forming to crowded houses in New
Orleans.
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~ The Mechanics Institute is
being brushed up for the meeting OF
the Legislature, which convenes upon
the fourth Monday of the present
month.-N o. Picayune.
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- There are twenty-eight differ
ent degrees of rank in Java, and
they are indicated by parasols.
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NOTICE

ASSESSORS OFFICE.
UNITED TAT ss INTERNAL itEvEsrE,
Baton Rouge, JAN It'll, 1857
TO PREVENT MISUNDERSTANDING and f,rtker
Irregularities liable to occur, and through tho
assump ton Of those who have been permitted 10
act temporarily as Weighers OF Cotton, at this
point, 1t Is requested that all Interested In the
shipment Of cotton from this date will their
orders for the weighing Of the same with Mr.
ROBERT b. BELL, who is the only authorized
Government Weigher, duly appointed and com.
missioned for this I'd District of Louisiana.
Any person who assumes to act as Weipher and
receives from Producer, Merchant or Shipper,
fees, or orders for same, from this date, with.
out authority from the duly conmi Toned Weghsr
at this point ' Ill render themselves liable to fine
or punishmeEt for violation Of the proyis,ons OF
the 1nternal Revenue law.
HENRY L. JONES,
Janl5-lm Assess.r I'd Distr.c. of Louisiana.
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~ Forty divorces We're granted
by New Hampshire court in
two days.
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ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST BUTLER
A New York dispatch of the 18th
says:
Jno. H. Lester has instituted suit
against Gen. Butler, for damages.
He alleges Butler arrested him at
Fortress Monroe, took from him $l0,.
900 in money, and other property,
and through court-mar ial procured
his sentences to ten years impr.son-
ment lie was sent to Hatteras Inlet,
and kept for many months, until re-
leased by Gen. Grant. He claims
100000 damages, and $4,000 for
property.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HthEbY caution all persons ndt btsd to me
l. either by note or open account not To pay or
hau any mon. or Il cept any oiders give , on
me uu'ess such person h'Id my written aGthori.
zAti IN and further that " III Lot Ply any ac.
counts contracted ". thunt written order
Jan % 3w A. 4. DE AItDDERIE
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NOTICE.

A Lii PERSONS are forbid from takiny anv
n Machinery, Iron, Cotton or any,bInr be.
ION ling to the sfeamef Fashion, or her wreck,
without an der from the Boa I'd OF ubt err riters
oil New Orleans. or their ant horized agent
JOHN X. SCOTT,
special Agent Boaru ot Underwriters Of New
ofisahs. janis
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISGUIDED MEN

THE LAW OFCHARITY AND MERCY
HoWAhD ESSAYS. on the Errors, Abuses and
IL Disea'es which form the basis of the Gravest
Nj ladies in the first age OF man, and iearfutly
sap the vital powers, with sure mea n of re, t.
Gent in sealed envelopes, free OF charge Address,
DR. j. skILL1N HOUGHTON. Howard Associa
tion, Philadelphia janl9-3m
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REMOVAL.

pFYM0ND'S SHOE AND VARIETY STORE
IL has been IN vel 10 the old sum err livu a.
Aain st'ert next to the corner, where be viii
teep as usual, gond supply articles 10 his line.
and be pleased to see his old custome s.
janl5 I'm
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FOR SAVE or RENT.

Ok PLANTATIONS In East and West Loui-
~ siana and hIississit pi OF different sizts,
IRON, th'e s hun dred and went, five to live thou.
sahd ACRES Also for sale. Atty thousahd acr res Of
unihpfoved iAnd, we'll ioeatei, ut very reduced
prices. JAMES q. tUQUA,
dec22-fm .rE{tt d I,aton ftt,,,ue ia
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BEAUTIFUL AND TRUE.-In a late
article in Frazer's Magazine, this
brief but beautiful and true passage
occurs:
Education does not commence with
the alphabet-it begins with moth
sr's love; with a fathers smile of
appreciation, or sign of reproof;
with a sisters gentle forbearance
with handful of flowers in a green
and dainty meadow; with birds
nest admired, but not touched; with
creeping ants, and almost impercepti-
BILE comet; with pleasant walks in
shady lanes, and with thoughts di
rected in sweet and kindly tones and
words to nature; to acts Of benevo-
lence; to deeds of virtue, and to the
source Of all good-God himself.
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B5- l.. G. MORRIS, Collector and General Agent.
for the settlement of Claims. Bills &C. Also. author
izod Agent and Collector for The GAZETTE COMET.
Office at the Court House
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FOR SALE.
a4 FOR SALE.
A SUBURBAN kEslDENuE For particu a.
IA lars, enquire Of u 4$##E R.a
TANsEY & ROBERTS.
..l ia sTt} 9SAE ALL -F4gFtf3

A SMALL COTTON PLANTATION, with ar
rangements for labor already made. ihs work
$40 or farm stock, or both will be Included. If
desired. Euquire Of -
JAnl TANSEY ROBERTS
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FOR RENT.

VIE STORE occupied by 8 IA. Asher. For par
L t,cuiars, Apply TO 8
jaa3-lm A. M HART
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FOR RENT.

FINHE large and spacious Wa,e Dom on the cor
l. nsr OF Main and Uhu CHI streets, known Az
"fnnnards Carriage Repository" Posse ssion
given Immediately. For tsrnis. a ply to lhe un-
dersigned, ut his Office on the prem Sra
.ecZ5 FRED d TuNNARD
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1867-01-17

In Vicksburg, Miss. on Thursday evening
January 10, 1867, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. James Nelson, HAIR
RY M. MosELY and Miss i. ADA PERRY.
Our young friend Harry, believing with
Middleton, that the treasures Of the deep are
not 80 precious as the concealed comforts of
q man locked up in woman's love, has pluck
ed one of the rarest roses that ever blOomed
in old Warren. May he love and cherish it,
and bask in every joy life can afford until
the lengthening shadows Of Time disclose
the haven of Life eternal
In Clinton, Miss, at the residence Of the bride.
on w ednesday, Jan. 9th, 1857. by Rev. Waltek
Hillman, Mr.. GEO. p. BOSTWICK and Mrs.
I. +. CLARK, all Of Kinds county, Miss.
One of the very best evidences that our
young friends will be happy and prosperous,
10 that they have at the outset Of their married
life, subscribed for the Clarion. Long may they
live to read it.
On. Tuesday evening, the 25th instant, by
rev. Va. G. Millsaps, Mr.. THOMAS PRIT-
CHARD, Jr., Of Jefferson county, and Miss
LAURA, daughter Of John Watson, Esq, Of
COpiah county. Miss.
/ At the Episcopal Methodist Church, Nam
chester, Va, on the evening Of the 18th De-
cember. 1866, at 9 o'clock, by Rev. w =.
Edwards Mr.. w. w Pool, Of Vicksburg,
Miss, and Miss ALICE G. PERDUE. of Rich
.mOnd, Va
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Mother, witch the LfffIe Feet.

Mother, 10 j6h the little feet,
ClimbiIgo'er the garden wall,
Roundif through the busy street,
Ranging cellar, shed and hall,
Newer, spunt the moments lost,
Nevek Iaind the time 1t cost;
Little feet will go astray; a
Guide them, Mother, while you may.
Mother watch the little hand,
Picking berries by the way,
Making houses in the sand,
Tossing up the fragrant hay;
Never dare the question ask.
"Why to me this weary taskW
These same little hands may prove
Messengers of light and love.
Mother watch the little tongue,
Prattling eloquent and wild,
What is said and what is sung
By the happy joyous child,
Catch the word while yet unspoken,
Stop the vow before tits broken.
The same tongue may yet proclaim
Blessings in the Saviour's name.
Mother, watch the little heart,
Beating warm and soft for you.
Wholesome lessons now impart,
Keep oh, keep, that young heart true
Extricating every weed,
Sowing good and precious seed;
Harvest rich then you may see,
Ripening for eternity.