Truth Against the World.

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"Truth Against the World."
J . B. O B A V E 8 . J . M. P E N D I i E T O N ,
C. B. H E N D B I C X S O N , Sonora, California, Cor. B d ,
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S A T U R D A Y ,
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J . R GRAVES. W . P. MAHKS,
8. C. BOQEBS. E. P . T. POOL,
13,
1831.
PablinT-^m.
No. 44 & 45.
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dead, and e r e n neglectiDg my own meetiu:,'?^ br>lieTed t h e i r d e n o w i n a i i « n m o r e a n c i e n t j voked (in t h e good sense of t h e t e r m ) t h i s pleasant r e s u l t . W e a r e a l w a y s giftd t o 8e«
I!E» and Hflile.w Ware.
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Correspondence.
Lanterns, ii:.
to a t t e n d - t h e t e ; t h e C h i n e s e would say i h a i I t h a n t h e m s e l v e s . T h e A m e r i c a n B a p t i s t i from me, 1 h o p e it will not b e t a k e n amiss i h e m in o a r c h u r c h e s a n d As'soeiatioo, t n d
,e»t fron. rnpper, Enc.
C H I N A , J a n . 2 5 t h , 1861.
was e i t b « r i f o f u l l y i n c o n s i s t e n t , or a most d e n y t h a t t h e y owe t h e i r o r i g i u to R o g e r W i l - by you, or t h o u g h t a l t o g e t h e r i n a p p r o p r i a t e , will n o t c o n s e n t to f o r e g o t h e p l e t f u r e o f
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M f c e ' " IL^kaea h a l t i n g b e t w e e n two opiciofi^ for 1 t h a t a n affiliitiB^ B a p t i s t is t h e
m.-on- m a t J o ' m a m y . . . or l noma? l l o j w j a s o
L t h e m . Heaidc-g, I want y o u r a t i e n t i o n , blies, b u t not ua dtleguit$ t r o m o a r A S - ^ O I A w i t h
r e g a r d w r i t i n g to y o a .
F o r gistant t b i n g i t t t h e world. N o w b r o G r a v e s , t h e i r f o u n d e r . T h e Wt-ish B a p t i s t s s t r e n u - U s well as thein«, d i r e c t e d to' t h i s s u b j e c t , tion. in acta of w o r s h i p , a n d a i d w i t b o u r
iTtaii. Whoii-saJe aad E ^ l
> •' ' ^ ' S f i r t t place I a m n o w r i t e r , a n d second- can y o u n p t d o s o m e t h i n g toward? influeneinjr o'lîy c o n t e n d t h a t t h e y r e c e i f e d t h e i r creed i which I feel c o n f i d e n t involves conse.ûences co'-nsel when i n v i t e d , a n d discuss in a f r i e n d l y
yAYagaojra.
t h e points a t issue between u s , t o c o « w J
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n o t c o n s i d e f ft n e c e s s a r y t h a t a m
a n mu.^t t:o |, ? r e e . n p to .t h e .s a m e s o u r c e . T h e G e r m a n . k i n d n e s s t h a t have always
s u b s i s t e d between- d o n e .
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fiery
f a r n a c e , w h i c h was h e a t e d seven to c o l l e ^ a
o r d e r to b e a s u c c e s s f u l l a b o r e r i Baptist-^ m a i n t a i n e d t h a t t h e y were o l d e r t h a n , u.s p e r s o n a l l y , a f f o r d s a s a t i s f a c t o r y g u a r a n Lforeign
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T h e n , Go.«hen, p r a y s .
« BKKEaT-QOOD
TOWTT^ l ^ t b a t / o u bad' aaeh " e x p r e s s i o n f r o m ( t h i n g s , t o
Vo'ir u n w o r t h y b r o t h e r in C h r i s t ,
a l i t t l e lower down, t h a t tliey (ionsian B.iptist.s b<.a.«*ted an aucestry tar older ^ ,ny brolh^>r, h e a r me .
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I know you are f a m i l i a r with the h i s t o r y
H E E X D O N
FRAZEH.
[o. RICHABDSON'S 8HBHRT
ii.-i- predece.isoro in t h e v a l e s of ]'ie<iiuont. of ilio Gci^hen .A.sôcintion at lea»t in modthem.
S p o t t s y l v a m a , A p r i l 11.
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T h e L o r d g r e a t l y ole-ssed u s last y e a r .
'oo, mnv we say of t b e '.ollardH,
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i d H ^ f t r r e r a a d ^ , gawaml d e h S K ^ ^ iier" paper, p r r n t w r i n B a l t i m o r e u n d e r th.A few q u e s t i o n s on tbe a b o v e ;
Doiiatist®
an J tierce c o u t e n u o n a by which o u r a n n u a l cou&om r discrdensd stanMch. K T O I w BBu,
of True
(Vf /) t h a t .you h a d been .j by a d d i n g ;t»bout
febout f o r t y to o u r nnuum
i nbbecr
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Wejî'"- Patrrines, Tjuliiian«,
1 If it is c o n t r a r y to t h e t e a c h i n g t f t h e
a n i c t teriz^d.
e r i z f d . when
we ke|.t
^ i t t t o t h e f u r n a c e , and t h e ' w r i t e r seemed had b a p t i s m s last y e a r ucarty every m-jnih. oth.^r a n t i e n t l{:iptisf:», t h a t they cluun an \,,oaii<>nfl w n e < hlianic
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New T e s t a m e n t for G o j b e n to be r e p r e s e n t e d
J u d aU who try them p r D n o q n c t t S ^ H i i a k t h a t y o a would be c o n s u m e d . I saw and h a d two t h e fir>.t of t h i s uv)i.th, while "rii, n more a n c i e n t t h a n t h a t of t h e ispm or ,,,, a partial ni.J iiicfli. lent i o o |>eratu<u wii
I'"'hp
'B Con\eDtion 'n 1861, a t & v a n n a h ,
IliCcrKXE. writes &tnn SararrF. Staii coantr
• O t h e r Bapfi!'! paper for a lony time, and | t h e r e a r e S.3vera! o t h e r s w a n ' i i i g i« b.- bap 'h.> >reiini->»un'-e9 lr..in vvhi.;h they d o n v v d ,i,e t . e i . c r j )
.atii.n — t h e luoncv
lt«rr. a n S i ^ y ppiawi by thone asflteiM •"other Baptis't paper
ir
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If ii) •my 111 ' .if I .M.U'-.'iitmian Ti vjiilzed in the <iin«titu
not i ' s representt.tiorj e q u a l l y SO in 1859,
| n . •ir'fpc-ptim and liwr comptaint."
" •Iw n o t h i n g f u r t h e r of the caê. till b y - t h e : lixed. aud p e r h a p ' wiii be rccoiveil .u ( M i r l " ' t ' ' r
iv'-li !i 111.
Postm.-u.ter nt WiaUmsport, Ohio,
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I can rtcoramendit with great ««auiaac^ of friit t h e sriisis.'iipp! U j p r i s r , and frciTi th; . g r e a t e r b l ^ i i . g - ' l i i i s ytâr . . 3 n d i h \ i - « v I.Jm,,
iin \ iiiaihi.. ii. tlia'- It u h i i u a i e l ) r i n p -intiip ofe onr wirie-t
;ind b<-«t m e m b e r s and |
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D N R A E D t h a t you <<;ared not only above rhc i
h o p e , ai^d wait M I e.tpectuiion
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• ij t ' h i i - f "and -n . r o ^ t ; , . . . n r . o ..! d f - . r e - s
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ihis. year, will e n g e n d e r s t r i f e
-UuaUe
oflerwl- Ha ha* wcomi ^ f r i . b a t a l s i t above t h e .im<'ke, and ' h e i |,p,ve j o i n e d »beni«elvcs n n ' o n;', .nro v . r y 7<:il 'In- .(.oI I'Î' wria HI I - all ihe lovers >t order and |
' h o t h u n h e s how does it h a p p e n t h a t
!»iin ijrmit *nece<«fi, and with than ma^wT- j p H f c f u r w h i c h you contended, was only Hi "if i nii>i in e x h o r t i n g oliiP'-î to t u r n ti. tho i . i ' i 1 '
jlpiiatinn of the heart and graentf deGSTtr
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I il e rep L-scn;ation 111Ricbmond did nut d o 60?
w h.< ii r AM'l.i,
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IroKO. E.««1., BVoantBTille. Heary conatr, I n i , i l ^ t e r by passing t h r o u s b tb^ 5re
Viul [ t r y to teach rlteni all tlnnir- ihaf '>ur l-. r
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Nov- w-.: I'liiik 'bii' llii- • I ii;; ij]t r ij nu ii nil n \
W. n ^ g W afflicted ftr three years wits f i t were needful, I would « y ,". "rt luy ' i ' a r I c o r a m a n d e d . 'i'hero us otiiv une (.'li'ir>.li i
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lit nj.iiiii.ii . l o i i j . ' li.i- li.i i? 16 of jll i-inii
^ i f . <:;iiev to cravannah t h i s y e a r , w h a t S t n e s a
Vou uiil ' h e ihn-e years i h a : Cant..n
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•ly restored- ssii am aow in mtnuit health."
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«,d IC .iir.l p r n i . . i n i ' t n n c i '
- j"!ir>, in ail its varoiM fcrms, a a i at the
j 4
Ml a w.jrii It i-s >n violation of t h e
ii'iiK-il our
I came to Chiua. t h o u ^ l i 1 have w r i t t e n , ,li<bai.ded, «o>ue ot iheui ha''
. u ii.i n I Hi' i \ 'liir i'\i.-l>M' «.- t)f wbuV. iiiiizlit I i.c ^ liauîhe had f»«3j Iwa jeara well; thsBhters
lure. whCTi
phyfician* atteading him l l i t i e r e r a l times.
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, Church.
c a - i U bo c - i a l d i s h e t i by ii i ii erciu.-' nui'iaMi nkn gnnii. tie
-tar rh«Hmmti!»Bi. drgpepl ^ n t . kidnejlion. or dropay, it i» a spe- •^'Sly object in w r i t i n g you now. is to a ? k '
T»ear B r o t b . ' r . pio:iso t,,rî\<.
i' i' i be ' j,,
bi-torini-i a ' J u i i i . r w r i 11-1 s :i nu iii_- dI'll' 1 . r, iSt,''. " j r pre.-'.'iii r i s i " ' ' o ; - ' "'"'i >tMid I h vcnr I :ie rt pre'-cntation t o S a v E u n a h ,
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Sen.
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nmy yon ve; live iik! ny ve-': i. and f a n
ern but C5p!i>'«ive phrii-.
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' t i n u e to b? a r.'->ld df-ten it-r o(
t.i .ili •.ntrland and .n tin- linilod M a t e s
taia". II. P., writs.) frnrn Van Wrrt, ffirin,
W i- 1. .. c
lij-* i -ul't*d Ml a h r - ' l f l
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pc< iti 11
hlly rwomnn-nd tie Sherry Wtw Ktters to
The Mother's Iijflnence.
we eaunot d o now
'A e h a v e i i i b l e once d e l i v e r e d to tbe jaiiMs.
an l luav y"iji
pyspj-ptic ppr««n >, lad to all w.'aj rsanire a
he B.iptisi^ d r«' ti'iw n«iiiieri»«s. i n i cl liL'i* nt ino'hiii;.- I'.it p e a i e a n d tr'^^d wil! amoiii; i.^
,).itii, liiindo.ph, of Roonokp. once a a d e the
in our A I K T D J I ast-onitdie>i. and our O I T N I R I L U Inddr bat the.<e are to c i r c u l a t e the S c r i p !-asetnlncss i n c r e a s e wti!> y o u r vt-ar
iaud m
sv-iv
TL jieclable an any
| , . a r t -».
.iailv. Falh<iin>ctl3n:> Mwni.\iii(iiitr
tion!< h a ^ e increased steadily siiifc i h a t u u u '
I'ftoes without N u t e or C ' i m m e u t ,
This doe?
V o u r b r o t h e r to n i r i > i i a ! i a fooiu n
I iioUii ii.ii loi) o: ( lirisiliii j.eople.
I flit'uld
I . - e r a ''"Tench a t h e i s t 'f "t h a d
i»ir bcjttle.
diiini|..'a. ba de
't>ai tor •^»=\i-ial yf-jr.i p j ; liic :.mi.u:it U.i- ,i.t( Wtn .ui- I' r c . i . c . a o n , and that wsa the
Tsry well in America w h e r e every m a n
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H A H R I S A C O . PROPRIATCRS.
{tttlie Scriptures with N'ote-<, if be wants
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; moral and C h r i s t i a n obiir >ctcr, bui
I pro bo**" a b o u t ^.'j.tMUl n i i n u j l l y , with a grovvin:; uieniorv ol thp litnc whrn n i j deparfî r:other
Cicirinnati. Ohiev
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cbui cho? in t h e good u«cd to t a k e m_v iiitlc h a n d s in hers, a n d si,'.. se t n e
Origin of the Baptists
on luy knees to aay— Our Father who
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work
III. Hills, Frankfort. Ky.; Edward Wilder.
llpavrn.
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'VV'ha' i In r,
the pian that ua^ hcoD t h u s
Origin alhged ug(>,,nt th, Btipfisfs— i
I Well mav woman rejoice in a misaion ea Cu^
Ipan.*. La. : Johr. D. R u i . Ondanuii, 0U«.
of the S c r i p t u r e s w i t h o u t N o t e s , our ^ v'-rs'tl Uh\f
among Ihipfifts rr!>ptc\iiig
^ xhs.^ H;i[.iiriB ( w h e t h e r with or w i t h o u t the j cn-wned v?iih --'jich i - u e t o s ' '
rcachin-.: and cl<.'rious in it.* possible reflclta.
hiaderedQngiii— Wright us an argument nf thi> 'u - j name,
u uiaiter of ir.difference,') h a v e ex ,
^Ve c l j i i n not ibe merit of i n i t i a t i n g it. It
Man then owo» to woman noi only his ohikbood
LTHT H E A L T H r — P R M I T T
T H S
but
his manhood. Thf" mother f o l l c m h e r child
lit
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jHyrnp, ftir the enxe ot canker, salt liieoia,
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r di'ieafws snîae from an impom Mite of dtf
ing more irresistible and peraiaaent to mao, t i u a
t t ^ S - t o . i c oriein.
B u t . to o,, u n p r e j u d i c e d in p , a n t i n g c h u r c h e s t h r o u g h o u t t b e R o m a n the early impreseionf of & piooa motber, eneliriMd
Kw) el&ctire ilorxi pnrifier of tbe iêteentii ^ fiwt Society, a n d t h e r e f o r e t b e r e is a p r o I f t ^ B p u t on t b e m , so t b a t we can n o t o t h e r s , t h e t r u e c h u r c h e s of C h r i s t , t ^ y ae nijnds, i t f u r n i s h e s p r e s u m p t i v e proof in f a v o r • K m p . r e , or t h e then k n o w n world.
in his heart, and shielded by the aimpfo charai of
tastriptinn at an f.incatni physiciao. and sil
with nuT of the aboTe namM (fiiwa»e«
youthful
remcmbnini^
UoweTer aOemwd o r
I M A t b e w b o l e t r u t h . I b a v e n o t h i n g to t u a l l y b a d no e x i s t e n c e u n t i l m a n y c e n t L i e s of t h a t clrftm
If on t h e p a r t of a n y numer->
1
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Iwiihniit delay. Soch letter* a» the fellowinir
neglected, th? mysterious worki
of a iiiotfasr'0
• t t b e B i b l e B o a r d n o r t h e A m e r i - a f \ e r t b e f i n , t p r o m u l g a t i o n a n d ^ s t a b l i s h - ous a n d widely s c a t t e r e d race ot mc.^, t b e r e i m a d e r e a d y to our h a n d to m a k ^
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gentle lore and i'&ith, will oiie y ze-aasett tfaa
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m e n t of t b e gospel. M a n y of t h e i r o p p o plamri 4 Co.. Cincinnati. O.;
Can influence of by-gone yeaj^
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it a dntr Hf wri] t» 11 pl<>aenre to in- - i i d ^ tbem a r e too r e s t r i c t e d t o s u i t t b e n e n t s c o n f i d e n t l y affirm t b a t t h e y o r i g i n a t e d d i t i o n of a c o m m o n o r i g i n , in s o m e d i s t a n t j t e r n we seek to follow in t h e G o s h e n .
•• My mother's Toic«lfcowoAeo crMp*
t Dr. Wcawj's Symp and Cerate hai" doiu?
i d E v « bave to d o . I d o n o t b e l i e v e t b e r e
on'J
Jki
. l , land, a t a p e r i o d r e m o t e , b u t fixed—a t r a d i - i any show a more e x c e l l e n t way ?
l u cadence oa my IWK-iy b o o n .
b[w that thi« Ifttcr mar <?omi- to the
ef
Like healing, aetit on Kings of etMp—
m r afflH tetl. m th»< yifmr insn I w a j attadtci I u sum i a A m e r i c a t b a t can g i v e a reason m G e r m a n y , a n d so l a ^ a s t h e
1
^ t j X a l l held, t h e p h i l o s o p h i c h i s t o r i a n ' t feel s u r e all C h r i s t e n d o m would answer
Or
de» to thf TaKSTnacioas flontnl
Ir
kindred diiwa.-«f, on t»th my legs,
Iky, the f n a d s i a t a n d e d f o r t b e u s e of B a p 1 c<a icrg«tj»cr KtitSrxiprneT
i until ftnm my
to my tteet wa« one
While leaping puWca
By i.
suJt{>d and otitotnefj medicine.* and preacri^
•IT ail the phyHtWans tn this ficinity. bat oi;Faiir aeeni at ihia place, M r . ^ f l i M f c
— - t o try th« oyrap >md Cerate, whfeh 1
pi and am now a »«mi<l and wÎl a n a by their
i ^ t i t n d e . I remain yours truly.
jr>HN WKISBATOHT.
, lit beinija well known eenUemaaof Ashlaad
I fnfi.rmstinn moi«t rt lijiblp.
' Syrap aa directed, it wiU driT» t h i -liaea**
«, and when once ont on tha .^kia. ^ iSrw apWeaTer'B
Carats, a a d Olatxaaot,
t permanent cnre.
• proTed itaeirto l * tb- ti—t oinsneni
»here OUM used, it has ue>^r beet koawn to
' p e n n a a e i t cnre of oW -orw, tetter and
^d hMdo, ehUbbia!) nod iiaf*. htm,
i^racked hand* or Dpi), hic^cha* or
ftrr
Slpvlaa a a d Sore Byaa
I only one thine reqnired Jo cnra. U »iicai<»
f honw of eTHT ttmilr. DtPi«&m»
il*'
t medicine dealero.
I l l ; Okrata ctR.
bottle.
Sn? 4 CO., Prncrietor^, Cincinnati, t'iao,
FartbfWmtiiraStatea,
: for the ahoT® snadicinaa ahoaU wad- and retail by W. W. Berry 4
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I R J : sr. M T F O . Frantfint, K R . ;
BIT*
Ky.-. i W r a d i t * C e . , 5 « i r u r i « B ^ Las
»<&>.; John 0 . P a r i . Cjnrimwti. Ohio.
lacDT^
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APFSStnATSa
DAVIS' V E G E T A B L B PAIN
tm b s s ta e a a iba attention of
• rtdmriTiiniKi Family
.
Mr Tcfetafaia amnpaand. tad
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perfpctly a^ft
« moat tmafcilB^ fuuiili*,
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W ^ J
trsâm tha thrtMt w i t h P i i n K i ^ r r e
ylt. F o r a o m i a t r C i f m ^ ^ ^ . * ? /
i-hwaae in chikfren or Jldn»«.Jf
lenre. and haa, wit&oot donbt h t t a r ^ J ^ '
(the Tarioiw kindaat Cbolen.
nor I>TBp«Ti8i» hi its moat
, when osMi aeeotdte* to S r e c t t * .
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TBtesmatiam laid Senrahp*?
Adandaafincur^l^ iLfnfci e»n hi.flnre-lby it«t
iHmTiDfantTootlnL-te:
t b«M«l iBcaaes «rf iaTei® Italjia
itfately aoairdhiK to
i pr-TOBt hfeterft*.
rari^lMUBbaatmen and otheea
I aerompanyiag eaeh bottle.
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TBriety a t
known to AmeriLBS. B is ^ U S S j
B»m and estiaahia JHsid of t t a f S ^ S ^
I aee ami land—mij oo ona
, vrawUxntii.
^
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nMir wai b« «nt«H» t i a t ^ a ^ t ^
—FT. aa mmm snprfBEipW
awn wwthlew cnmponnds.
^ coioflitxsity* and hifrtBjje npoa"®
so cent*, and f l per b o ^ -
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S. HABBJB a c n . . anflgmao,
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b w h o m i d l a f d ^ Huatbjri
TCTBL: J .
Wright i po-4
l-WMia. Hew Orieane;
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Bnt in the atili imbrake;] ItP. <•
H«-r gentle tonet cojf.a htealtiw by.
And rp.trii, ard sis and m a n h o ^ fll^
Aod ieare toe al a ; tooUkci^ knec.^'
She does not, it it true, reign any.,longer by h e r
a t W h e e l " on t b i s s u b j e c t ? A W o o d e n
T®
traces of s i m i l a r i t y of lansruage, m a n n e r s , n d diction or a u t h o r i t y c o n f e r r e d a c c o r d i n g to
authority over her children who ha»e f r o w n to
W b d would s u i t b e s t , as a " P ' e 3 e n t a t i o n , 1
o
f
money c o n m b u t e d . as recog- manhood but she may still exercise over them &
• N d n o t being so d u r a b l e a s iron._ Now
P - it, and those I nieed by t h e c o n s t i t u t i o n of o a r p o p u l a r so- dominion of love and reverence, whieh their mar
lr«berGrave3,weneedaî-/'««J.oran
whom they professed to h a v e s p r u n . ^ , oieties, is a p i e c . of lum.an wisdom w i t h o u t t u n t y will honor none the Ifss impboitlr. i l e r
m a a l oontribution of F u n d s f o r B o o k s ,' ' f . ^. .r T e ^ I ;,>
n h i ^ ^ ^
still 8iron<ier
s t r o n g e r would
the urt^suiuuiiuu
p r e s u m p t L in
m ud .nviiini ce -uiiv.'ii<.fii.
sanction '
chdd can never outgrow, or dcstmy her i j v e — t h e
.k.,
81111
v»ouiu be
oti iiic
in, tt,hh ee hh ii ss•tt oo rr yy- ot
ot tt hb ee w
w oo rr,,ll dd ,, favor
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^
t uhh ee nn in
u
hh ee choK^c
of
iue n t s between [pressure of her hand upon his head, the grasp of
H ^ f a n d s a r e n o t t o ploca
a s s throntrh
e ihtihhn epe rrr n" oo, t^ faa^r,,j reemmt>oott ee in
lass
it nh rr oo nu gg nh em
of its t^^^^^
r u t h, .
i T
T
ui tt.i.
choi'-e
ol<• eexxppeeddi:,
tn KDI when t h e i J a p t i s t d e n o m i n a t i o n was not F o r
V ,
,
,,
.
, .
,
•, i• j• t• . r- i• i•
p u i j wi^donj i''^"" hand aU.ut hw heart ia as endaring as God o
Bible B o a r d o r T r a c t b o c i e t y , >«„f
but to be
u
A n d why s h o u l d not a s i m i l a r t r a d i t i o n , i t h e t r n r and tbe d o u b t f u l , how w
™ore t^han
h a n t h r e e - tfoouurrttlhi s ot
,
' i • i •?
W b y the d o n o r t o t h e Tre.n«nrpr
T r e a s u r e r nf
of t h pe |'"O"-®
o f ^ t h e h i s t o r y of I - f - ; ; ; " j - ' - - ,- ; ^^^
ut^rnity.
^ îbt he
l*a»lga
« i i / i H aiisaion
T : « ; n n B o a t d at KTircehams uo rnear. oW
c h u r c h on t h e e a r t h , rChhrri,i.,ssttiia. nn ii tt vy h a s i e d . inte li_'eiit ( h n s t i a n > o m iwidely
wnuuimu lyi e iôalt.r
J i . tthe
r decide .'
si - .ot
P U L P I T
I L I U S T R A T I O N - I T o .
106.
a a f u n d we can c i r c u l a t e s u c h b o o k s as will j
way s o m e now a m o n g i n e n a t i o n s - j
^^^^ _
1
ivb«n
8u
oak,
or
any
not>tc
aod
useful
tree
la cpcomiiiunil It- not nt all r i voo ' f i r t l i c r , I will b r i n ^ it to a clo.--e bv a^kiiii;
I rxMted, )i!< nmov»l creales hlank. For j e & t a s f t ^ ,
a m o nin
g d i f f u s i n g kno.Tledge. e s t a b l i s h i n g .-oolleges cumstnnce? whatrv* i - - n c c o i"".V
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,
who
we
all
know
has
a
^W» pt eoow
p l ae .r d Ts h es pbaeds ti nTgr atcht e 1g oh sa pv e l seen
n p a n i e d too by ' logical head, (I intend not f l a t t e r y by this, Kilien \ 11 look 10 ibe place whloh once ktiew
you
C k ^ is one w r i t t e n b y m y a.'Sociate, R . D a n d schools, c o m f o r t i n g t h e afflicted, and t h e c l r n r e s t nn<l .^tronirrst e v i d e n c e s of îm- I my b r o t h e r 1 despi.-e it as m u c h as you do,"l see tlia' Jomeihiug is niisslcj'. The branctrf '?F ails
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t
idea
^
Sfifes. B u t we h a v e no f u n d s to c i r c u l a t e
jai-eiH irees imve not yet I'jppHrd the
, ' t h a t men m u s t be i m m e r s e d — a n d t h a t t h e ' ""'Cv not to say iilentity in all e s s ' - . t i a l where, in all the New T e s i a m e n t . do you find still heiitaie to supply iLe p'aoe formerly M'ad by
4 - Aad
— why s o ? S i m„p l y because it s p re a k s
j„o
1
I' ccnhaarraacctteerriissitiiocss iietween
between itnheem
msseetlvveess and
and thosp
tbosp Ii u p r e c e p t or e x a m p l e where a u t h o r i t y , power.
ilieir jowTiul neipLlor; ncd there ia etill^^deep
M the whole t r u t b . . T h e naked ^^^^^ la,,
of ^
^ h n n i t h e y p r o f e s s to h a v e derived o, p r . v.lcge i . c o n l e r.r e d oi ,'r.U u a t e d b y the clirt-^ni .r, iLe pronti-J, a izr- ! iiit, which eborill'ljow
seme of t b e f u n d s we have, we c a n ;
.
1 , h e i r origin, receive e q u a l ,e<pe. .. and con a m o u n t ot iuonc> p.TiU.
farbi? ginui
M r - i J Vat wben it 7«fl«fla
ihUsb what we know to b e a f a l s e h o o d , b u t }
s a m e p u r p o r t w r o t e D r M i l l e r ot P r i n c e - ! '
J
B u t 1 m u s t briiii; these r e m a r k s to a close, jpole, a wooden pin, is plucked up, it comes e s ^ a a d
«ot publish the whole truth. This
ô®®
^ o ^ k on I n f a n t '
which h,ivc already been e x t e n d e d g r e a t l y |Cl«an a w a j . Ibere ia no reading of the U . ^ no
APOSTOLIC ORtatN OF THP. B.APT1.ST9.
Craves y o u k n o w to b e a f a c t . But
A n d t h e well-known P r . N e v m ,
•
•
' •
m&rrioK of 'HE lundsisope, no vacuity created,.BO REB u t t h e A p o s ' o l i c or g n of t h e B a p t i s t s j b ^ o n d w h a t I e.^pected when I began to greu it leaves no memento, esd ia N E R I ^ otsSed.
• •re n a n y people
- -c a l l-i n g- t h- e m- s e l v e s in 18o2. in t h e .l/errfrsbjir^ .ffcoreic, a f t e r prowrite,
by
drawing
a
few
i
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f
e
r
e
n
c
e
s
f
r
o
m
Itr«tbren, wliicb areyen 7 A r e j o a ccdanplaatcd
sts, wfio e i t h e r d o n o t k n o w i t , or do n o i : n c i n g t h e f a i t h of t h e B a p t i s t s a " new ' n o t a m a t t e r of t r a d i t i o n or of o p i n i o n . t h e m .
h o w e v e r u n i v e r s a l and however s t r o n g .
It
in ibe bouse of (be Loid, casting acool aad giaeefid
f
a
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t
h
,
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n
d
t
h
e
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s
y
s
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a
"
m
o
d
e
r
n
systtare for i t .
1. W e are doing p r e t t y well in t h e G o s h e n shadow on those around you? Areôa.j^xc-treeaL
t e m , " a t h i n g c o m p a r a t i v e l y of y e s t e r d a y , " ' is a m a t t e r of h i s t o r y — t h e h i g h e s t h i s t o r y
UbI
fai and flourishing, yielding boantcoha
and
(
n
o
t h i n g to b o a ' t of. t h o u g h ) .
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h
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s
t
o
r
y
w
r
i
t
t
e
n
b
y
t
h
e
h
a
n
d
of
m
a
n
,
yet
j e a r we m a d e N o t e s to L u k e , A c t s and " n o t h i n g m o r e in f a c t t h a n t h e l a s t p h a s e of
making all who know jou b i n s j r a t Ai« yoa BO
2.
"
W
h
e
n
well,
let
well
alone,
is
wise
g u i d e d a n d i n s p i r e d b y G o d . P a s s i n g over
useful that were you once awa; it «0al4 not jbeeasy
now
u n dtsh eto pceior pc ul el ain
te j
.^ - , «6,» tand
b < y .we
will
g r eneed
a t l y faid
is c a l l e d O r t h o d o x P u r i t a n i s m ,
prot h e t r a d i t i o n s a n d o p i n i o n s of m e n , w h e t h e r policy.
to fill your place again; but pcopl^ as ihey |Mlaied
^ ^ t a c d i n g t b e S c r i p t u r e s . I f t h e y un-1 ^^êds t h u s to a p o a t r o p h i i e t h e new s c h e m e :
3 . ' A reprdfei^tation in t h e C o n v e n t i o n to tbe void in tbe p1aDlat;on, the p i t In t h e groaiMl,
t h e m s e l v e s or o t h e r s ^ p a s s i n g o v e r all m e r e
ijatand these t h r e e , t h e y will h a v e a good
^^
tbo^v a p s t ? r t system ! that thou
f
r
o
m o u r A ^ i c i a t i o n m i g h t , a n d I feel would say, " It was bere thai that brsre cedar grew j
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of
the PUH~ of salvation. I h a v e writ- s h o u l d e s t s e t t h y s e l f in s u c h p r o u d s t y l e t h e i r a p o s t o l i c o r i g i n at once to t h e o n l y in- c o n f i d e n t would, e n g e n d e r s t r i f e a m o n g us, it was here that tbat old palm-iiee d i f f u i ^ hie
j t£-jbe b r e t h r e n i n M i s s i s s i p p i on t h i s a b o v e t h e u n i v e r s a l c h u r c h of a n t i q n i t y — t h e
a n d c r i p p l e o u r e n e r g i e s in t h e mussion familiar shadow, and cbowcred hia mellow eluavsrs I"
mm
m ee ad ii aa tt ee successors
of"
"PO" ' h e s n h j c c f .
Or are you a
a pin, a rootlcasi b r a n c h ! ^ ' f h i i t f . a n d I a m gla-1 to see t h a t t h e v a r e i' m
successors of
of tt hh ee apo'stle's,
apostles, tthhee !
T h e y a p p e a l to t h e d i v i n e record i t s e l f , and ''anê
less ihing, thai may be pvlled np any Aiy, aril no
w m e t b i n g t o w a r d s it.
I f it Tweets!
a r m y of m a r t y r s , t h e g o o d l y fellow•I. Besides, there would be no fitness in one ever cai-e to asli what has become of it? What
| * a p p r o b a t t o n . I h o p e y o a will say a few i ^ " ' P
t b o l a t h e r s , t h e vast c l o u d of witness- in t h a t t h e y find t h e f u l l e s t and m o s t satis
s e n d i n " delegates to the C o n v e n t i o n to rep- | are you doing? Wbat are you coniributiog, to th®
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f j ^ ta y o u r m a n y r e a d e r s of t h e T e n n e s s e e i
y ® * ? ^ P " " ""^'roni those a g e s of
r e « e n t ' \ h e f u n d s wc send to y o u r B o a r d , j »orid s happiness or tbe church's g l o r j 7 Wijat ia
as a l i n e f r o m y o n will h a v e m o r e ' ^ ^ ' ^ ' ^ — c h a r g i n g it with w h o l e s a l e s u p e r s t i - :
W e use y o u r B o a r d , y o u know", m e r e l y as a (J"®"
Ftxr^ 'hi Rfrijious II«rai<l
» thaa ten l i n e s f r o m me
This" U one of^
r e q u i r i n ; ; us to r e n o u n c e 1
agi^yif. and s e n d with o u r f u n d s
' f a u t s o«-needs.
its c r e c d , t h e w h o l e scheme aud h a b i t ot its
To Elder A. M. Poindexter,
Toleration in China.
-"pecific
u.»e wc wisn
wish th«
pecific ddirectious
i r e c t t c u s t o w nh a it u.ê
mem
Sf^ndly, we g r e a t l y n e e d some Za/u/marA-i f^^'.e'ous life, and to accept f r o m t h y h a n d s ,
C O H . S E C . B . P
M . 8. B
C.
a p p l i e d : and yoUr Bonrd h a s .|l»ndly comTie Sba;igh! i Herald ot January 12th pnfaliithefl
. Its in C h i n a . Siteh men a r e more need- ( P ^ ^ ^ e of it, a n o t h e r f o r m of belief, a n o t h e r
Jieh veil Brothrr:
T h e l a t e notice in t h e plied with o u r r e q u e s t h e r e t o f o r e , f o r which .in edict ioi tbe lolerat'on of tbe Cbriatiau religion,
l&ere t b a u in A m e r i c a . - F o r t h e r e , t h e s c h e m e of d o c t r i n e a l t o g e t h e r , as i n f a l l i b l y TIerald over y o u r official aisjnature. s h o w i n g
we ou;;ht, and I hope, d o t h a n k t h e m . A ls«ued b_T I'ritice Siutsie-non, a son of the rebel o r
"^tecaa, if t h e y wilt, i n o w that, t h e r p is a ^ u e and r i g h t ? W h o g a v e thee t h i s a u t h o r the ' N u m b e r of Delcgatea to t h e 8 . B. Con
reprc:ônlation of t h e s e f u n d s in y o u r Con Olf-Mii-il Kingofi'bina The dceree pioclaiiss (bAt
In
- I lie I me doctriue ct the FatL«r and tbe aire ia the
- ' s e e . B a t h e r e we m u s t tell t h e people t r y ? W h e n c e c a m e s u c h i n f a l l i b i l i t y ?
I v e n t i o n , to w h i c h t h e several State.-', etc.. are v e n t i o n a l r e a d y a p p r o p r i a t e d by us, would heaveiily religion, and in it t i e religion of Christ
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of
less
note
1
' • • f e j b e r e is a difference, A I I D tell t h e m so not
'I^'"'^'';
a n d - a m o n g t h e s e , a.sskginng 11 to t h e r e f o r e beiUiere m o c k e r y or e m p t y f o r m a l - anil ibe rplijrmn of the l.ofd of bcavta a t e ' l o i h Inw i t b w o r d t , b u t b y a c t i o n s a N o . T h e also
a'ô ee xx pp rr ee ss ss tthheem
msseellvveess..
cluded. Tbe »liole *orld, wiib onr sire audoaraeli^
ity. W h o would g o in s u c h capacity ?
ese f r e q n e n t l y A ^ K me. w h . i t i s t h e d i f f e r - | L S I V E R S A T . B E L I E F A M O N v I B A P T I S T S R E - t h e ( j o s h e n Association as h e r q u o t a , make."one famiiv. all wLo kindly and Iovii)gI;y coo5. I f I do not e x p r e s s the mind of o u r
it p r o p e r , 1 t h i n k , t h a t some nt>tice s h o u l d
oim lo kp« pUiiB doctriue are pt-mittrd to'cone le
between u-s a n d t h e " w a s a i n g c e r e m o n y
S P E C T I X O THEfR O R i a i s .
c
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,
they
will
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g
so
T h a t t b e s e views of t h e i r o r i g i n and c h a r - be taken of it by somo f r i e n d of t h e G o s h e n , in t h e i r next l e t t e r s to the Associatifin, a n d onr Court.'' Tbe decree tben alludes lo the minioBI®-" I e x p l a i n it t o t h e m ; a n d t e l l theui
•iries, ntwl ilieir momorial for permiseion to/prapa^
_ if I were to s p r i u k l e a n i n f a n t o r a n a e f e r a i e b o t h ^ u n c h , i n t a b ! e an.l u n j u s t , t h e ateer
n d , to
w ijtiheor uf ot r m
conrcrt.
w i t h aen yinyije'lf;
b o d y , 1 so
volunthLs sêrvic
if
^ ^ I t , I wo.nld, in so doing^ viulate t h e B a p t i s t s u i i l y e r s a l l y believe. T h e y h a v e al- {commit an e r r o r in ^ o i n g i t t h e l l a m e *BI: 1 I will bow o b e d t c n c e to t h e i r m a n d a t e s , or pile Cbristisniiv. It eipr^Fsea f;ar lest iheae men,
whn.ins reptrded wilh high esteem, ahoald be inI J)f C h r i s t a n d a l s o b r e a k o n e of t h e w a y s m a i a t a i n e t l t b a t t b e i r c h u r c h e s are as j fall w h e r e it o u g h t — n p o u m j m / n hcail. Biay ever n f t e r hold my peiice. '
but
6. Do I intend by wliat I h a r e said to de- )un^! during tlte State of war which
eofluosndiBenta.'Tj B u t if s u c h i C h i n e s e a n c i e n t a s C h r i s t i a n i t y ^ it.self. T h a t i b e i r
/'»
..
. . . . A l l o w m e to o b s e K e a g a i n , (ho\igli w h a t 1 e l o r e ' t j o n - f e l l b w e b i p o f i i o r i - i n i e r c o u r s e w i t h directs iliai i l i f j stiail b e i r t a i e d k i ^ y Mdjovingly,
'king'thai th^Father,
ijaflm! w i i k t b e ^ e p e o p l e i n a l | t b e i r j f o u n d a t i o n s w e r e laid b y n o le^s hhoonn o r a b l e ' a m s h o u t - t o soy is i n t e n d e d cbifefly f o r t h e o u r b r e t h r e n of t h e C o n v e n t i o n , C e n e r a l As- coneliidt-s vJiiiS: " Let all
our sirPj and oiirself are nuo family and 'on'rliody,
tWjC'v pâyerKmeetinjrs,
, h a n d s t fhatiaa t h r a e o f . C h r i s t a n d h i s a p o s t l e s . !, r-nnsidemtioB of t h e c h u f ^ b e i l / o r i b c GosUen itnoiation,
N o t a t t i l ! aiot a t a l l ! T h e treat ifae7ai«s<oii!iTiesi«iih e s t r a o r d i i i a r y ' ^ r t e e y .
atn.as a n d siijgistf ppiyfers o v e r t ^ e j J n aU.ages Since t h e first, t h e B a p t i s t ^ ^ a v e Associationi, j e t a 8 ; y o a t : c o m m » t r i e a t i o D p r o fdiffereDce b e t w e e n a s j u s t i l i c s i no s u c h u n - That is from ilie I'Viuet."
? 1;. -.sdjaif
t 'S
1" -I
m
soldier will c h w r f u U y tet aa oolport»r
Malachi, the last o l the prophets, lived a b o u t four so recreant to o u r high a n d holy tmste in times
like these? Brethren let us t h i n k o f it ere t h e sin
Tfie proper form of
I never aaw the day when I would have answered centuries before C h r i s t
otherwiio. The leading idea i n R e p u b l i c a n gov- presHion, therefore, is m a n y prophota a n d rijrhteous' b« found upon us.
How can tre vtost efficiently discharge ovr duties
ernment ta that the people are the depository o f men desired, and this is according to the G r e e k
To those q u M t i o n s I unhesitatingly answer, yes.
f
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B
' T n i U i AcKiast
A
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I
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World."
power, a n d t h a t it ia the right of majorities
" S A S H V I L L R 8 A T D K D A Y , J U L Y 13. 1861.
Ver. 19. lletrs
to
for
heareth—nnderttand
for
to G'>d, to his cause, and
to our fellow
wdrf^
g E C U L A K
a paper, books and tracts b the haadg of hi.
rades, a n d t h e j will t h i n k him for tbeo.
J
parent c a n n o t i f f o r d to send a p a c f a ® to hK
I
certainly t h i n k
that
" i i i ^ ' w U l h a l p V - ^ r . L i n c o l n h a » ng decide.! that the j
SItal* te «6utr»i>tn 1 of war.
prohibited the import of I the Scriptures require me to do, " the powers t h a t ! ceiteth.
it into Um 8.>ath. and cona^-ientij
.. j j ^ j ^
S o u t h — h a v i n g spent all mv
Ver 21. Is only Jor a time for dtcreth/or
na^q-tently the
the auppiy
aupply of
of TestaTesta- j
mrnm
h aA
« -ailed.
'ailed. Now
Now the
t h « startling
utartliog tart,
tart
^^^^ ^^^
^^^ S o u t h — b e i n g M n n e c t e d witli I —immediately
for by and by.
t a Kgfct t h a t there is not a iwit of stereotype plates
•or p r i o t i a f a v a a t h e New Test.unent in the whole S o u t h :
» o r a M t of pUt«:« for the Bible. This fully illustrates how
actirely tba S o o t h hka d^pende-l a p o n the Ni<rth! S h a l l
a Southern U n i v e r s i t y — I feel t h a t my sympathies ,
Our Associate.
a n d interests are identified with the S o u t h — w h i l e ,
I my expectation is to spend my r e m a i n i n g
flouM thJ. week n».oiT«i to stereotype the Sew Teatîment. I under Its sunny skies, and
pocket «»e. tor th« Dite of 8oath«m soldiers acd oar S^tv neath its generous soiL
T h ilet IS
days
Uten
Conant's Revision of Matthew.
Sabbath,
who
will
say we should
n o t ? ,olutionary
a tchile , The God thai made the S a b b a t h demand-t our obP.
, servance o f it for his worship, a n d our Savior
cotumands that we *Jorsake n^)t the aesemblin^ of
L
f
Ti.:.
ourselves together as the m a n n e r of some is. This
S m U M A E Y .
^^^^
^ ^ ^ compelled to retrench every ,
expense possible or to sui.pend altogether
worship of God would be honored
Under, ^".v
respecUible
and even
with
a
It gives
pleasure t- ucknowled-e the i-.znal !
articles with plensurn und profit
He haa written
to hope that <Jo.i will bless their influence to Uie
^^ Hrownlow and t b pit
properly be denominated ' stt>ny.' where the soil is
ll»> has bared his breiust and stood Ix'tweon iir. Thetv is
W h a t is mejint here is evi- and vvndictive enemies in many a conflicL
W e chiMren,
dently continued rock, with a very thin coverin;: feel t o d a y under ^-reater obli^jacion tr, him llinn i
of earth."
Depth of earth takes the plaoe r,l
to nn v man living or dead, and if we love an v j " f " ' "
T h e F o n r t h . — B e f o r e the F""'irih nf liilv N a s h n l l e snd
* « m p h » > » w i H h » T e t h e l U g o f t h « < C n i o o floating o»«-r them " deepness of earth.
man better we are not oonseiw.^* of it.
.May wt- ^ Siil.bath
I ^ t T k n r s d a y w»ek wan the F o u r t h nf J u l y , and Mr.
lllMla
w t e t h e r he will long be safe even in WashII
both rich a n t l deep.
Ver. 6. Not
root
for no
root
This is r i ^ h t
Ver. 7. And
others
for and
some.
Others if
the import o f the Greek alia meaning other seeds
^^^
^^^^
;
One word in behalf of the weekly
schtmls at the church that have been so
No conceivable good reason can be framed why
a Sal.bath sc?iot)l cannot be kept up at each church
' i h o a g h t an u n m n n l y weakness, I say to the Senior,
t h e Gjrre#pondin;.r, a n d the jJecuIar Editor, the
P a b l i » h e r s a n d all the patnvns of the Tennessee
^ -B-tptist a n d Sitif 'her. Jt.jptht liecieie one icvrd,
a m t U y .h>wn tlie pen editorial—that word is
;3rARBVVELL
p.
had, a n d it is to be taken away
They do n<mpreh< n
Dmiesc"
the altars tlimioL' with
hftn a^ nev» r before
A list of Uniks nnd ir i d s
the united "aerifictf of worship, nnd the coiniii.i
prophecy o f Isaiah
-uitj.l.le for the ( hristi.in soldier in c a m p w ill Ic
nity pr,.f.»eted From the inflowin'^ currents of io,
-een in another column.
ie fulfilled, " By hearing y«
Ver. 15
/?<trOBi-; for ifaxeti—lest haply
iiioralitv nnd
{nr leu
Dtsier thiN capiiun the S t u . o r h^-litor published at any time.
Should is omitted before see, vndey
%am lewlin« u t i c l t i lojit we<'R
Kr-.m that article stand, be concerted, kt^ shall is snbstituted for i
-t
} a A s the tiHowTox ex'r>--i.
before heaL
For he converted we have turn. Th.
3ist-m:Jf A ^ in the adtifftion u f m.- iraioral compact, a n d verb in the Greek is in the active voice, a n d <mt
> - i i l n « t L j » i » C electitta.-*, is it u 4 ilu* p r w e n t d u t y m with n o p r o p r i e ^ be translated passively.
r r d b s . l s a a n r i ^ . Idee t m e m e n an<l p a t r i o t s to s u ^
Ver. 16 Ilappy f w bltsstd.
H a p p y are yonr
— t o ttie OTBfwhelming m'vority, or quietly reeyes for they see, etc. H e r e the principle is ex
T i m u another g o v e m i a e n t ? "
• " ^ ^ n i t h e Telegram Coltimn, the Senior emplified, " W h o e r e r h a t h to h i m i t shall be
'
n
.pven.
iUmh
•pinplos of religion and
"•ion o f 3iese truths, they show t h a t in them ihi
shall h e a r , ' e t a
" P r e s e n t
inv;v>ion, but you brethren are left .as a " l l i . i i i e • heir own iinprovemt-nt
They have several hours
jruanls and conservators of reliiri- n each day and every .'•'Hlibath. when tmt in l.attlc
.ind m o n i l i t y — t o keep the fire« burnins: in the til rpiid, and tio-sl iMHiks will l>e iiptir.-ci:ited Kv
f JiianI"—the
vice.
How
sad will be the si-hi
when your brethren a n d pa«t<irs and son-, vi.-t..
I'ut the bir-e prop..rrion of
the
iôMlers are
without (;, d i.nd without h.^ê in the worid
nnd
riotis from the war, b a v i n s w i t h untold sn< r fi,-,- thousands «if them, if the war continues will be
a n d suffering, valor a n d blixwl. protected their M.i -wept into etern ty l.y disease a n d the sword wiili
ind their homes from the invusiort of the enemv out prepanuion—vi^ron.us Christian cITort can
retnrn
ti> behold deserted sanctuaries, broken reach them now. The only a m e l o r a i i n ; : feature
lown altars, a n d a demoralised society in e vert •if i,ur camprt is that the soldiers icill read, and
neighborhood where they lefk everything pmsfmr »ieg for something to read. They will read with
•HIS?
W i l l they not j u s t l y reproach the inexcu
ividity, a n d re-read r e l ^ ' o u s papers, b o d i s a n d
sable n n i k i t h r u i n e w o f tboee ehnrchea w h o wi re tracts t h a t they would n o t open a t h o i n a
These
!e(i to preeerve a n d g u a r d these precioos interests can be circulated t h o n m g h l j thrnagh all our
Ter. 17. B e a r e d s a d t m for h o f d t a ^ a n d • t h o n e f ;WtU G o d not remember us i n bia w r a t h campe in twn w a y s :
a a t t h e • i n o r i f y to M q i d e M C i n t h e
Erery c h a p l a i n will take
o f t&e B u y o r i ^ f '
h399 M M . T h e p a r t is certainly referred t a a a d m i t i i s witti h i s ton dkplMtart
if m pmn
p l e w o r e i n oirculating t ^
2 Enry
tTuwiian
I t i» c o n f e p w d
t h a t the afa
neceiiity.
niag t h e O o v e r a m e B t ei-nld do w a i i c
s a f e l y o a t of i t . b o t t h a t t h e a l l
^ p r o v i i i o B i t i n o r d e r to b r i n g on a col
-filing t h e S o a t h to fire t h e fir»t g u n .
it pro#«snte
t h e w a r r.hoi b e g a n tn t h e
HfcttDonecod.
in
»re
T o thi» e n d , F o r a
iwked
for,
nc«.n
FOC R
HTK
irONS OF D O L L A R ? demiinaed, m d
i l l B a d e to oonvi-noe the people
ilhacdred
millioni
g ^ otherwise.
that
of d o l l u r f
rail
Confident of w h i p p i n g
b r o k e b i i o » t h to s u p p o r l t h e C o o t
B
the
4th
of
Mureh,
noxisBS th»t he will
aftio a i p r o r i n o e f
»ft«r they h i r e
tkal t h i i
wiihio
ihirty
p e r m i t the S e c e d e
of a g r o a t c o n i o l t i l B t
been c o n q u e r e d I
war
ii
to be
In (
protracted,
thi
I t k t M t h a l l be f o r e e J i n t o i t , t h a t it« ev
4 t b l U to be o r e a : e J t h e i r t e r e i t
j^j^^jg
iHsalo a n d t h e i n t e r e x t be p a i d — a r d a l
i o s e to e a t a b l U h t h e
yeople, n n l t e d
nmidering si,
W e have ooostant r o m o n
W e lay this case ofsiinow
tu
d*
of prreat
i>ut
bnv»
cu
y e t . b e y o n d a few
•moBDt to
little.
soldieri
A lew
fW
d*y<
ig
execated n dsrhing
tkst i h o w t t h e m to be u n r u r p t i p e d e r f
keei t h e m i e l v e * , i n f e r t i l i t y of r i f t t d i e n
lealt e s t e r p r i a e
G a m b l e s S t o r k , Tbdb.
&
ngtlUt^y
Co.—
lonu to the Baptiot C h u r c h , and did bars |cnst
faith in .Mr. G r a v M , b u t now 1
ftmsseosfi^
t h a t you are a snre victum of hell, as I s a tbii
there is a Heaven and a helL
I. therefore, c o m m a n d yon to send dis bsltnm
of my m b « c r i n t i o n to M t . J R G r a v e s , . i t e
Post Office is l l e l l , via. M o n t g o m e i ; , A k . ; or is
, other words stop sendinc it to me.
v ... ..... 1
_ kv.
mUi<i
I
1 on sav 1 owe you something like two I 6 J « »
lars, b u t since you have showed TOVnsfcMtsbi
a grand rascally set, I have condaded to aeteli
f™™
" ' " c e yon are pleading o p H j p « i # i l
rjl®'!!
V T
^f"'"
come, or send one o f y o u r disnmon a o e a t i k . i ^
la i m p e o l i n g .
f o s M sioD o f t h e
May 13, 186L
Mares
that
I t annonnoe a i
Soothers
term«—00.
Graves,
durtrioe
determine'
^ i a t of b e i n g f o o g b i ,
ledged fraud belore it, with the langaags of their
njpmher
H e owes from J u l y 2, 1S59—tocoidinf
Messrs.
and
p r t m them«elreif I
W o n d e r what UBptist Church tilisKil^
nam,,n belongs t o ?
on
Ibe people to t h e e a r t h fur eenturien (fa
say it again, t i w th»
where there »re a half dozen, or even two or three
,
J •.
I r 1
• .
.
.u
Upon thorns takes the place of among
thorns was the duty of every brother and citixen who orethren and sisters, who feel an interest m the
,
,
_
i f c a i l l ^ ' P a b l i s b e n , o ^ i n g to the financial em- Thi» is strictly literal
Probably the idea is that j concludes to remain in this Stato to yield a hearty
religious welfare of the children.
Every one
i a i l U l i i i i i i l iif the oountry have "resolved" to the seeds fell u p o n the thorns, a n d thence made 1 acquiescence in the decision of thb majority, and
knows this
Let b u t an indifferent singer, m a n
iTwpnwfii "With m j serTioes as Associate
Editor. their way to the g r o u n d
I n this verse we have | m (jive to the new U n i o n his influence and s u p or woman, start a singing school at any countrv
ft
fc,
proper for me t o write a few part- also come up for spring up.
The verb in the port, his labor* and his prayers, as cordially
and church SâbUth aft«-noon, a n d mark the numbeV
, ,
,
,
. . . .
i s ^ words.
original means to ascend.
The thorns, it seems, | fully as he did to the old one. W e cannot conI have beea oonneoted w i t h the paper either as were small a n d low when the seeds fell on them. ceive how a good citizen oould do less or a State of youns: pet.ple, a n d church members, too, it will p y you i n tar a n d feathers. Yes, I ' i ® 1 *
call out for five miles a r o u m i
W h y is i t ? M E I C 8 E yon i n Fed. Melton's tar t ^ c U i b
Correspoiident or E d i t o r for about eight years, b u t the thorns grew u p so fast as soon to choke, ask more than this.
llecause the young folks are interested in it a n d feathers, as we w i l l n o t waste good f e i t l w n « »
a n d have written for it, perhaps, not less than etc.
Not only as citixens, b u t as Christians, are we
like to sing. T h e conductor o f .-Sabbath schools « t of d a m n e d rascals like y o ^ r e a
sight hundred •rticles. These articles have been
An
Ver. 8. On the good ground
for into good pressed with important and urgent duties.
.
. . .
. ,
. ,
i
l o u will please read on through. YOB " J .
geo«rml]|ir written i n haste, a n d I have not had
ground.
The seeds could not fall literally into hour of u n k n o w n h o r m r s a n d of undefinable du- can fcike advantage o f this, a n d after the lewons " I f Tennepsee is kept u n d e r the j a i i i d i o t o (<
t h M to reriBB a n d «»rrect one i n a hundred of
the ground.
They fell on i t
Probably a h a r m w ration is upon us, and its deplorable effects are al are recited, devote an hour to singing the charm- Black R e p u b l i c a n i s m , i t will be throof^
ft'em.
1 c W m no perfection for any t h i n g pro^
^
or its equivalent was used in eetting them into | ready be n ^ felt in eveT^ neighborhood, and more ing fongs prepared for f u c h schools. Some fev> fluence ot East Tennessee."
e « « d i i ^ i i v m m y peiL Doubtless I have commit...embers
may
live
too
far
to
attend
a
S
a
b
b
a
t
h
'
''
Tennessee
then,
W
the ground.
V - f / r / TS" f
f t T i t f
The barrier.
ût extremely few do. a n d this does not % r a p p ^ r t o " t t ® B a p t S t o help
ted e r r o n w h i c h m y friends have oden found it
grountL
"ixelded frmt ôrbrr»<ght Jorth frmt
of vice are iiivins way and a flood tide of immo- ^x. use th<«.e who live within five or six miles.
this hellis.i scheme, ' i o n w
t a i n l y OBit
tta^
eertainly
^
"
neeeesery to forgive, a n d I t h a n k them that they
I
Ver. 9. 1/e that h a t h ears to hear, etc . for tfA»^ j rality ar>d licentiousness is sweepins; over ih
llretbren and sisters, permit us to beg and in that there is no Christians in the U a p t i r t C k w ^
]i*»e been so k i n d l y indulgent to m t
I have al' that hath ears to hear, etc. I would pn-f'-r hw I land. The very flower of the youth of Tennessee treat of you in these trying times, when the in'
_ . i . please
piggr- a n s w e r that;
. w . thjj
iitft
wrsjs
so unfortunate as to impose on friends The verse is not strictly grammatical in En^'lish und the South are rapidly demoniliging in the i,
r/•! • .
.
1 . .
1 "T
nesseolost;. yon wili
fluence o f C h r i s t m n i i y is about to be destroyed âve been betrayed bTSUch damned n w h «
t h e neaessity o f exercising forbearance toward whether he or vcho is used.
I>ong familiarity with associations and unnain.-d influences of c a m p life, tlmuiiih the faithlessness of its profeMors and the U h a n i G. HaVris!'and^J. V Grav
U h u n i G. Harris, aitd .1
m e , b a t they have generously exemplified this it enables us to tolerate i t
j while at home the Sablwtli and the sanctuary excitement of war and worldliness. to nerve your- the w-ill o f the people, a n d i f that wd helM
C h r i s t i a a virtse.
Ver. 11. And he answering said for lie at'. ^ seem to havp l..st their wonted hold upon the com selvrs to such efforts and labors and sacrifices
•—
— rebel WiD 9SSI
PS for
f«,r '"ri. Gi^j-forsa'
en, rotten-hesrted
fieversl o f m y purposes must now remain un2,c,
.
a'one
in
EastTennessee.be
will
go l > t d t i » * n »
swered and said.
The importivnt inipnivemcnt in | munity.
Many of the pastors have followed the Christ as yon have never before madeM a s e It i ^ j
h j g in/ental
old brains n a s h e d " ^
'eompKîed.
It was m y purpose to complete ray
volunteers—the
sons
of
their
memlx'rs—to
the
this verse consists in the omission of the word
an inflexible rule to be a t church yoursel
MrisB o f ^ Letters to Y o u n g Preachers,' to finish
because for the reasons given by tho Reviser in n c.-imp. thinkin!» that they could exert a greater that your children, and as m a n y o f your servanb* 'close. So far as my will is e o n o e n i ^ .
^ ^
m y wtielee on " The Lord's Supper," to go through
note. I dare say very few person? have ever seen influence over them for good should they nobly as p.»sible are there, and i f there is no preacher i Harris, Bradley K i m b r o n g h , and
v i U i n y notes cn •'Conant's Revision o f M a t t h e w . " why the Savior spoke to the m-iltitudes in p.ira ' share the dangers and sacrifices o f the camp witli
s,v.nd tho hallowed hours of Oo<i's Sabbath
< ( ^ " ' / e d e r a n ; m^yjio
to HELL;
the p l « «
l i C i 4a-' I cannot now carry out m y former in- bles because it was given to his disciples to know. | ibem, nurse their bodies when wounded, and offer,
. . . .
, .
.
.
.
arc destined lor, i h c If Jio/« of yon.
,
•Srtii.
reading his word, in pmise, in prayer a n d e x h o r | Yes, you m a y go deeper than the b o t t o «
Alas, how soon will death arrest the etc.
I
n
answer
to
the
question
of
the
disciples
them
the
consolations
o
f
the
Gospel
in
the
hour
•
tftJton, and o r g a n i i e a n d keep u p a S a b b a t h school, bell, a n d stay there for ever, and eWTot* all the porposes o f mortals!
O t h e r Jesns said. T o you it is given to know the mys- of death
M a n y churches are left without preachOcK Sosis IS THB Army—WHAT CAN WE DO FOR j boast very m u c h abont an old Eaat T t — q e W
j d r j H t t ^ n e e s , i n f m s t r a t i n g the accomplishment teries o f the kingdom of heaven, b u t to them it is m^, once prosperous S a b b a t h Schools closed, and
THK.V ?
! writing such a piece, a n d i f he is o U
*
^ t l C ^ i ^ u ^ (Dlgects, only antici|»te, b y a brief penot given.
W h y this difference?
The next the weekly prayer and Sabbath meetings neglected.
Y o u can do m u c h i f you have a heart to do i t recollect the i f e v o l u t i o n ^
. l & ^ t l M a e t i o a o f de&UL' B o t I will not indulge
he is now, a t o b t .
A n d i f be was not oW floW
verse announces the principle on which it pro W e have before ng a letter informing us that the .S.tne of them are professors o f religioiL
They
U) engage in that war, his fcther was »
,
H U i t n f i a o f thought.
ceeds: For whoever hath to h i m it shall be ."Nibbath School at Kingsport, Tenn., in which one will be sorely t r i e d — n o n e knows bow severely ex
Bradley
Kimbrougk—"
We wilt f*
'
^ t o r s w h o h a r e sent me their papers g i v e n — t h a t is to h i m who improves w h a t he scholar recitetl 1674 verses in eight consecutive cept those acquainted w i t h c a m p life. The cold think "
Yes, you
U will go to AtU
' '' . .
• J b «BpiiswaB tor the SoutAem Baptist Jtcviev, 1 has more shall be g i v e n — b u t whoever hath not, weeks, and another 8.55 in seven, is closed, and
to s u b m i t to AbrahsilB u ^
W e are gt)ing tc
alone can survive tho ordeal o f c a m p fire. They
Christian, and
and a
a g
go
o oo dd ** %
* _
jvstice to themselves requires t h a t they even w h a t he h a t h — t h a t is, what he d o « not im- the children left to desecrate, or nt least withont
becau<:e he is a Christian,
need every succor that can be afforded them to
we are not going to follow s a d i •"M
' "' ' l' i• iJ*. ^
"iiSli^^
as the pabiication o f the Review
shall be taken, from
the blessed influences o f the S a b b a t h and the m a i n t a i n their Christian character and influence Graves to hell, j u s t because be ia »
ffwy Btii d, I a m s o n y to part w i t h m y "ex- ^recognised i n the adoiniiMration o f the divine
S a b b a t h School.
in the eyes o f their associates, though their hopes sir, never.
d h u ^ e s , " b a t it most be, as i t w o u l d be (oily for government, a n d has been so long acted on t h a t it
" T h e South has no quarrel with M .
N o w this ought not so to be. This need not be be not destroyed.
I f they do this, they will be
lir attempt to pay for them i n these times o f m a y be considered among its antiquities.
There- so. This cannot be so without the most prievou.« witnesses for Christ, bright and shining liirhts uKfand we love i t " K i does the devil
• rr:
T;, I
fore, the râviof adds. " I speak to them in para and aiigravnted sin lying at tho door® of our breth amid tho mural darkness around them, a n d lead and sn.-h men as M r Kimbrongh and
J
^ b k
love fâtan i n r e t u r n .
».«,«]•
iEiS
• A i d BOW, not w i l l i n g to stir u p the deep foun- bles; because seeing thev see not." etc. They ren and sisters. Some o f their brethren pastor-* others to the L a m b of Gud.
Inclosed you will find K i a b r o t y k *
^ ^
'faia Ar feeling w i t h i n , and betray w h a t m i g h t be have not, t h a t if, have not improved what the} have lel\ to protect the bonlera of our land fn.m
^
They need ginnl religious books and tnicts for vou may lis'tk at it as m u c h as
I t witt b« seen from the last issue o f this paper
T h s d a t y of the G o r s m m e n i tn
e>BiBt6r W M a m i l i t a r y
^^^^ hesitat.- to defraud or ro6 w o f oar
influence of the Sabbath school sonirs
heart
think
w«jUke.
t h e C o n i U t n t i o n on w h i c h the C o
Lincoln to send soldicn
it to interest the to published
an<i next to the Scriptures learned, is the
which it was the first to advocate.
Present
Duties.
No. 3
W'o essayed to show in former numbers that it
,
with
earnestly advocated in this paper, and
There is no propriety in m a k i n g the Greek adverh
an adjective in English.
A Few Parting Words.
ere I o n " be reuniteiL
ni< re o n n e i i e d
U»n6 i»
I t e x t e a d e d to e v e r j h o m e i c t h e l a n d ,
J
U'e ran nod ice .h.vki
employ a portion of
being nothing corresponding to it in the original
^^^
^^^
^^^^^^ ^^^ ^^^^ editorial as
ia
expressed, though certainly i m p l i e d — t h a t ih
'o
.'" ."^tion advanced more than two or three propositions,
>^M><,lh ,l.>y la teachnuj ovr children
and
gav—they were seeds that fell
Up is om "
that di.l not meet our hearty a p p r o v a l
HV are ;
(h, 11,.hj Scriptvrr.,.
This is w e l l
Devoured is sufficient in itself nvl aw'trt thai wf di ffer t(,uchi,uj any mailer „!
cannot e.x.-U8e ourselves from discharging
without the addition of up.
relH/K'U.^
laith
and
practtce.
Ui..u-h
lor
sovrnil
,
in i
^liM.ath
when we can
T h « i c S a e a c e of mitlistcrirU <><ptain.s will bo saiutari over |
\'er. •) The rxch-y places for stoinj places
\ yetirs before an editor .ir i-ontributor he wa.s « n..t d., it i n i h e chuivli Sal.hath »chi>ol. W e know
their saaa.
W i M t j«ir.-nt w » u M not prefer fcueh s captain I
t o a pro.*uie though moral ( ? ) m a n ? .t* a minii>;ens.l o«p- quotation from Geo. C a m p b e l l gives a satisfactory s t n n : : opp.wer of OUl U n d m a r k i s m
when we of pious faniiii.,. who keep up ihe home Sabbath
iain r f l t r j r a f i his eomiMnT to cainp after ihe biitile at Great reason for this chunje.
He sajs, " There may t>e wf>rp its sole public advocate
luMil
This is nn excellent thio:r. but where it
l i e has I >ecn ta us
B o t b e i , and t h o u g ' i eipoê-l f"r hn«r«. found not a man
many loose stones, from which the place would a dear and eonstanl friend and Im.ther t>eloved I
wf prefer the church Sabbath «-h..oL
k i l l a d or wounde-l. said. "Go i haa preserved ns bovs. sni!
l o t BB t c a n k h i m for i t , " and right there before the regimeni
Ilia nwQ '-owed down, ami he ponre J out his haarry ihanfesgiTing V> th,» Go-I of Sabbôth u m i d the grsteftil t« «r« of the
aoldwnt
GSve os *ueh men to fight o u r h«ttlef< for us.
lu
^Misrted.
^^^^ readers see the otherwise t ^ kind
^^^^^
^^^^^^^ ^ ^ ^ emissariw of Sfe
n,<.ney
icesaage i« w e
l^doeamect.
portion of t h e S t a l e a to " p U i n l v a.
|,inc„|n.
,
irfTSdat a l l .
Pretident'i
Imitd.
^
yj^g following is a sample. W h a t is i » i i B a
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^^
^ ^
^
left out, there with ihis paper, and what is remarkabl*-, I! o
p r e « e n t e d t6 Congre;
I j f l y to r e t n r n to t h e U n i o n , » n d r»pog
Qlherici^.e than H n d . — W e have beenrwiBatwl
service he has rendered and the increased value i h..'d after him, and they s<hall keep the way of the ,,,
he has given to t h i . paper
W o have rend hi«|l'"r-l
Those fathers and mothers have no ground .
^
4]litl»ren C o n r e i l « r » t e B l k t e » to j f o v B m
of one d v i n g for the nation is hardly ertiaot"
«>mroard his children and his house-
rnmorwl
t w e n t y v o t e i in Congr®«B. ••ren i
national issues of the day says: " I t is pMnBsdr
' 1 know him,
Iiii
q a i t e e s r t i J i i t b k t no e o m p r o m i f e m «
yield and f..reô j
if
members would b u t attend with their the ground (politically) that B r a Graves hu.,™!
, t ...„_
,
. ,,
,
• 11_
..
— , MIU
hit. assistance until the times will jiistify a rf-en I children and servants •> A b r a h a m was especially , maintîin it at all sacrifices. The Jewish costoa
hleK«ed of (mkI, bec.tuse God said,
pofible.
ifeempr®®"'*®
^
RHlvation of their children who leave their children
I' , to d.i as they ,.le.i.Ke on the Sabhnth
seeds
delay
^^^^^ eircumstonces we reluctantly
gau'emeiTt
The
| „ » D d W i e k l i l F e , o f K e n t a c k ; , lure prr-
war than » n y time before oraiaee*
«vith a large attend ^ trnitilyinp that there are men who fearlesily
Senator W i l i a
t h * i n e r w i e of t h e a r m y .
t h a t t h s y w i l i be p ^ t o n t h e i r
W h y is it that fully one-half of the I mercy, a n d expect his loving favor and too wiB
metiilirrB of our churches do not attend on the | no: be disappointed.
BCJirceiy an indiflen?nt one d u r i n g his connection
V e r -t. An for vhfn,
to b t m a d " » ' o
o®n » .
j^foT
•«
I hani against the present nececfity, b u t find it in- Sulibath. and only now and then one of their child
r
e
n
'
It^
It
riot
un.iccounrable
on
the
i5upp<>sition
E
l
l
l
d
W
o
r d s , CtO.
exorable.
The re<!eipt»< \tf this piiper eint»)
that
thoee
parents
are
Christians
and
respect
God
Hro.
Mark
Ber.riett,
of
X. C:., in a lettwtofte
have not justified the editorial labor employeti,
^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^^ ^^^^ la«tquarterscarc.«jly ptiid for the white
his w o r s h i p ?
h it not a fact that the « a K j House noticing our coaree with referencs to iht
English.
D . D . ' S . O s p C a i n s . — H . Tolbird, P r w m l M t of Howar<i
College, Ala..
c a p u i n of a ,.-omp«nT. snd h.vi k f t for t h r
M a t of war. R * » . M r 4tkin«oa. D D . Pre-ident of Ilampimx S W B o r CottexF. V a . . d t ; Rev M r . Pugh. D. D.. ot
n o r t h Ca.-«Hiia. (Pran.) d o ; B » » . Mr. Pendleu>n. t> D .
( B p a c n p i d ) d.>t while t h f H i Re» Bi-<hop Polk. P D . l f ^ r - ( r 4 W s r U of the We-t Tsnnes'it.e p'TtHion.
f b i H«>rt4er» Oongrraa* m e t a t W a i h l
__to8 p a r « t i a a t i o t h e o a l l of p r e t i d o n
The war appra|
^ d a y the 4th In.t
^ proportion to to their numbers and the powlatioo.
| Do not despair, do not think and ear tlatrî,-,^.
jean be done until the war
.. —- is
w over
v . w j Ani
nun iwa* vt
i
. .
.
jefibrts and restrain prayer before God, hot re-
W e have hitherto j evidently means at our wonted plaoes for S a b b a t h | double y o u r efforts and trust God, hope ht
ivould separate
be buried b<-I fondly hoped that death alone would
separate us
Pfrom our {"Editorial Associate.
W e have struggled
geh»
W 4 ha»e not the means to do this work, and
<«r*
? y y r e « t e i t ' t « » carry o n this paper, but to i«sue the |
fWpri
cf Q;j<l,we wiU g^ furwar i , b f l i e n n g that he will put
No. n .
»
teto
hewita of the lovers ot h i s W o r d to aid i n .
Chapter xtn. verse 2. Beach is substituted for
Who
oaby^ f-irwardm^ an any s n m A-om S I to
I am by no means certain that this is an
to ba
i a Tepttanentt- to be given to the «oIdier» nr tor shore.
y o u r o«r. ase. T h e y »!U be prtuted frwm the l a t f f t revispd i m p r o v e m e n t
Shore .s a more common
editioc o f » h « .%iaericaii BiMe Socieiy and AiTieni-.*n lanrt
t h a n beach, and is, therefore, better understood.
V t m ^ S S t i e S o « « ( / . and will not cost exeeetlmg
^nt*
..........Tr.r.r.,7.
w c h , p-riiapa 15. K o t itv.^ t h j n lon.ooo copies will be i T h e t w o t e r m s , i t i » t r u e , a r e v e r y n e a r l y s y n o n y
needed f^r o n r J S o o t h e m •i^ldiers. W h o will help by pre-1
H e n c e w e s p e a k o f t h e * A o r e o r beach o f a
p M j m s w r oat» liiui<ire<t, o r fciy. or i » e n t y f l v e . or onp
."tea, late, or large rirer, while to a i<mall stream
doMQ Of half <ia»>Q Te^<l.'unpoU. W a will publish a » eeklv
B a t of rh-aw w h o will aid in gMtmi{ up the first Testament j w e a p p l y t h e t e r m
bank.
• w r p o h J i r t e i i B t l i o t?onih. I f eai-h mini.tpr would lay n ^
y^^
3
The gower fnr a sever
T h e a r t i c l e is
M f a r s to «n?in:h he w.ll fin i . e r y few father, irho « i l l no. , ^ ^
^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^
p r t - f o m b l e to a i n
m b B e r i V i Ibr 8 » » eopien ( f l ) f'>r hiii own fiunil>. and few
«b<u«b«9 that wool I not take ino covie«. (SJOV
a sad week to us.
PHch
T O V E L L , EDFTO*.
men, as or to the company o f which his son i« a m e a S
{Sec a list and proposition next vetk.)
i f there are i n d i ! unrferstondefA with t/omitted—eamt* tor cometh— religious "•Home Guards " f
W e have above indicated ptSBsnt datiet b m
1. W e can, a n d we should, n n l c M we deny the
fur
viduals in Tennessee w h o are unwillinjt to "ac- the evil one for the tticked om—snaichea
X i M « j « f W ' t l M S4Uer'«
o n l y . eentslalBg ae
bent
upon a l l Christians. M a y w s I w m a ^
for that tchich—swn
for tchich faith and become worse than infidels, keep u p the
quiesce in the wishes of the majority," ihey oneht catches—what
OfBee B w l n a a s , •boold b * dir«ot«4 to J . B .
suggesuons
will find good groBBd
The pasJ quietly to ' remove into another government." received seed. There is nothing in the Greek stated worship o f G o d in o u r churchei.
' - ^ S T M T U A B f t r k s d ** P r i v a t * . "
all
our
Christian
readers and bring Csth frnh
: They "have no right to create disturbance here, to justify th« rendering receiced seed.
Sotm tor may be ab.sent, yet we can meet there, every
member
in
health,
and
hear
the
word
o
f
God
read,
l»o
not
wait
until
things
are w o n 6 i a ' f t * . t i T ^
# aWitbrial Telegrams.
! Tennessee haa voted " separation" from
the i is the proper translation.
Snatches is, I t h i n k .
and sing the praises of God, and pray tosether or neighborhood; go t«» work at o t t *
The
T m o f thoa»Md« o f h e ^ i n Middle Tetm. j U n i t e d States government, a n d " liepresentation" : more forcible than catches.
The person referred
for lur iu<sailed and suffering oountry, for our tnict^, gather a Sabbath sehooi at • m a r ^ ^ Z A
^.^r.-it. .-r
wti...
^^^
he.»nl the word, but does mit anderutnnd it.
sons and fathers in c a m p or battle-field, for the ; exhort the brethren to meet for
T h o j e w h o voted " n o Sepjiration" a n d " n o ^ a n d may, therefore, be oonsidered as feeling no
• iiiiiiiilMg SB >
1
^
v e r a r e a d ; to s u r t , and
rulers o f the Confederacy, for c u r enemies, f o r ! Sabbatli, and remember the wldier i n t f a
Representation,"
a n d thoee who did not vote at | special opposition to it as a thing not understood,
,11,^'liiiiliH o a d it was too U t a to reach in b'me, a n d then
each o t h e r , that G ^ m a y vouchsafe to us sustain j and God will exceedingly b l e » you, and
a i a a n d a p , t t f j t p t * * a f t i l l m o r e copious s a d general bless- all, must " b o w to the majesty of the people" a n d W e m a y regard him even as t h i n k i n g on the wonl,
l^^ti
t h e « H < » t a all secure, and h.»d w« t h r e e
VBHr enjoy
••nJnir precious
niKw.,'/, revivalB and inBth
say, let the popular will be d o n e
| willing to retain it rather t h a n lose it, and eo the inp grace through these days of trial; pray for oor even this year
' m a n Modh m a M
m a k e aocfa c o r n aa has l e l d o m b A n
church
that
its
saving
light
m
a
y
not
be
extinerings.
A
church
in
West Tenneaiee,
1 a m informed t h a t
some of my friends i evil one, to gel away, has to snateh it, for he fears
,
— •
ve ieit
• o n to Tpiiilff i f
T h e goodn«»it o f G o d thia j e v ;ibould
guinhed Dor its salt lose it« savor b y unhallowed hat, recently K'ceived a hundred coBvwts. l I « ,
4 B t l M i M K * * ^ o o r b n a e r j with thaakagiTinxa and praise wish to know m y poaition.
I t ia indicated in that it will be understood.
r^
This we can do, who will say wo suit o f one meeting.
I t is a fact thsi Bui&t
toagnciow
aad_merc>Aii Ood. L e t i o c e i u e of p r a i M aaw h a t I have now written.
I intend to act the
Ver 20. On the rocky places for unto stovy admixture
(ÎfroBi
altar a n n r o r the laad.
part of a quiet, loyal, faithful c i i i i e n , obeying, as places—immediatehj
for o h o i i — f o r
re Ciinnot? This service we should render ' o God | Churches increased more n ^ i d l y ' d n r i n i t ^ ^ j ,
rule.
D E P A R T
^
Tbey
81. N i a h o l a k . " a t i
bet»r«n
Daltimcre
and
U'a
somber of tben^ m a d e t h e i r w s t to the fi
took passage i n h e r . come i n the d i r g n
O b * , Coi.
Thoma*,
perfonuted an
B i l & a i l i a r i l j w i t h the F r e n c h
uld
langaa
-ta^SakiBg i l , coabled him tu ru^tain ii
pnfMtioB.
-Iks nammtr, at wus her eattom, et
Lookoat w h e r e
Capt. Geo. K .
HolHn
U . S . S a r y , w e o t o n b o a r d . J l e h a d ridd
that p a r p o w .
Tfa* )teaitier l o o a f
a short distance, wbeo
Cupt.
as U a d a r , a p p r o u h e d t b a C . p u i i
A s t ' W woMJd r e l i e v e h i m of hi* oomtH
^ ftt O B p u i n w a s V e r y
m!M>V u t o n i i i b o d
V t s ' s M d * U» t h * r e q a e ^ , u n t i l h e w h u I
S W S w s u t d b e u s a v a i l i i i g . a« t h e r e
U h k s d to e o m p e l h i u , wfarieh b e p r e t t y 1
" a r b i O M were puiniad a t ;
^WWU.
Oew
wa»
fcrtr,
-
Md
'oaW
t •"•Clven.
direcud
a genUe
to
piUil
h i n t of «bB
e n i n e if he a w i d e n t l y
H e aafrlT landed h U
laul
* U»B w h a r f .
B u t t h i s w a r c n i tho e n d of t h e a d J
the S t .
t
XicholaH
left
for
FredeJ
- ' e h ' of » schivoner f r L
'•dss w i t h c o a l , a n d a t t h e uioiitB tjf l h |
^ w i l h the b r i g i M o n t i P i l l o , w i t h a tmrg
e n d a s c h o o n e r b u n n d to \Vm«
fcff
o f ice.
A l l n f theê w e r e tnkc
, S a d • p r i i e e r e w p a t on Imord of e a c h
,
' • • " " I , Y a t : k e e l i k u , prupnsed ti^
' B a i t s t e l l h i m t h e echm.ner n n d cnr
P'^°P°«>tioc - i t h t o m e f w r t i n a c i l j
' * * * * "'•oided r c f p M l .
The steamrri
nvsdiaf.lj.tFrodBrieksburg
wiihotili
» • of OlU
fled.
V blcTituding
A
g ^ a a t e x p l o i t w a s n e v e r before p l B O B |
higfc
ia It.
l o c r e a i t tfce s t n t e m c B U t h a i
* e c a a c o m e to no o t h e r 1
^ J J ^ t a i l i U r y l a r o r is v e r y r a p i d l y 1
-. ,
"
i n t h e caoe uf I huse w h d
of a t a i m p a i g n .
F..r iast
I ' ^ S l S
t
1 c
^ !" f . r
0 ,uuC
i.T
teJSdto
Hmt^
aCkT?"'
' " t iiatoraay and Sundi
of reRiments r..r th
MeArthitfl
'
remsinder
of
the
' i m t l a r UB-ilti»fa
e>p*-niiicnu on t h t m a r t U I
a u l d i e r s w h o h u r « ouiii|.lete(i i |
Foreign.
Eusitra »rMvcj ni tjnel
iuM.. b r i n p J n j fntelligeiice
in LnnJon iliat has hi
don t send your Infernal Incendiary s w * "
The damage aiisiM*
anv more.
1 remain, with no
J ^ ^ y ^ l y ni Ir-um
iKm.iMH.l lo
truttor,
JoHX
'Ipsiiinptl rtiiisisiol ol
o'^btMlBeeg Biortsl wiili various p
Tennessee Baptiat half
or s>..ib siJe of Il.e TI.Hin,
U p o n n p e i . u i p t h e Ib.m T e n n e f w e
^'fctrly I be whole was 1
r o l i i i u a r i l y e . i c l 3 i m e d - W e l l times
J ^ i i r t ^ i Eiei«T„ I,.-,, gUi ms.jrtirJ
l . a n l , if li.e Tennessee B n p t i S l i l r e d u O W ' "
^
off Sew F..miai:.i>.J site iirarij
«lie< t.
\Vc I m d nut r e a d f a r , l i o w e v e r ^ ^ a *
^
JroWa. n eiie had |
x t r . f r e l i e v e d , n a y Uiore, g r a t i f i e d *** f j . a ^ ^ J
coiil-J not bare l«ri. aver
•••ittailii.put wn- ..nCnsioneii, not b y
^
k
of the Kingdom of t |
l i m e s , t.or il.f. l « c k o f m i i e t i s l , b n t f W ' j ^
anuoinced.
sire to w i ' l i.iit Ih« o i t the laie e l K « i « t ^ ^ ^ S T l s
j ^ ^ " S l w b b o i n l of Trade retiirna
iipou whirl, <1... <l. sijor of the State
expons oTer those of Majj
m o r e a p p e n i >i>r i i i i l e | i e n d e n c e
All.righl, W ^ S ^ y
ihe Amariwui crisis.
and ilie S.i.iili wiU l o n g reiteinber year a * * . ^
' eai.fl
to maintain t l
!a favor o} Sauthem rights and B o o t b e r * " ^ ^
®
ground for their abuse i
eace.—Louisitau
BaptisL
at England t laelt^
f j ^ S i ? *
have thrown
FontTH Of J i r t T . — Y o n got n o
must be left u> reci>¥fl
Attihibald AIU«»b, in a iettefl
The boys protected that the E d ^ ^
ff^
S ? ^ that the Amsrican Consuts
longed o f r ^ t tn t h e Sontii,
f ^ - ^ m eimends
n t u a itftiftwal church
eive i t n ^ a n d w e w m o f '
them b d M a y w e d L
J.
^Plh
•IF;
M
A Celestial V i s i t a n t .
J ^ - J ' c r ; ^ ^ wUl thank him for
[ t a f f o r d to w n d a p « k « g B
{Vmnj o f which
^/tru/MA^n
mtxi
,
teu,^
M b ^ ,
week)
WTO indicatBd p i w e o t d a t l « i n a ^
and good g r o n n d hi tiw b e u t e of
aan
n « a d « B a n d bring fcrth &nik
Inntil t h i m a a n worM m j o w dhutsh
ôd :
t " work a t on<»,
fcr
rabbarfa school M j w r afcawK
l j « t h r « n to meet fo
n-memb^r the aoldier in h ^
ei, e « i i n c l , blew , o a , « d »o« m «
r enjoy preaioaB n n n h u d i a a t b
harcfa in W « t T e n n a w . ,
-received a handsred o o m w t U t a ^
meeting.
It
a fiwt thrt B n t ^
aaed more rapidly daring O e B n r than *ny BUMS before a» . t i i «
to their anmhers a n d the p c ^ U t i o n .
ir, do not think and l a j t W nothins
ontil the war ia orer, a n d i e U x
restrain prayer befiire G o ^ bat
eflurta and tnwt God, faepe i n
-pect his iG-ring faror a n d j w t « j Q
intwi
Cind
"Words,
etc.
Bir aett, of N. O., ia a letter tn the
u: our CKurse with refiweae® to the
.f the J a y says : " I t i» p e c o & %
i t there are men who f e a t l e n ^ taks
l( politically ( that B r a Gravei h u , a a d
|at ail sacrificea. The Jewish «Mtam
for the nation ia hardly eztinat"
than kind.—W'e hare beennqoeated
readers see the otherwiBe thaa kmd
the rn>>Dds and emuaaries of Mr,
ffiCPLAB
DEPARTMENT
and France were at wir, the subjecti of cither eonnLatest b y Telegraph.
! try, reiiding in the other, wonld not only be petmitied
to pnrtae their ordinary avocation*, but would be proGOOD NEWS FBOH MISSOCRL—JTOJIWU, J m i f 1 . —
tected even from inralt, io lonj; ai they took no part
'Kainat the country of their reridence. In th« pending The Fort Scott Democrat af the 7th n f M a
•traggle. We ihnald govern oar coaduet by the lame
W h o should L e a v e ?
W a oonfeea to a measure o f a j m p ^ t h y with that
W e yield a column this week to give epac« for '
popalar
sentiment which regatda nnnsnal natural two articles upon a quest'on intimately connected
J. T O V E L L , Eorroa.
phenomena aa the aognries o f public calamity. with the welfare of a large class of citizens of the
I t id true t h i t with the aid o f telescope and quad- South, L e. those of Noriherv.
and Foreign birth.
8TTMMABY.
rant a n d mathematical formalss, the man of
W c take the fjround firmly that as the 8outh is
QlVarttan CoBgreM m«t at W a i h i n ^ n ia extra •oienca oan demonstrate th u these stransê and now situated, her utmost resources called forth to
^ p o f M U t to the eall of pretideat Linoola, on startling appearances in the he ivens are referable i gave herself from enemies without and within,
rule ia regard to thoie who are, itrictly ppeaking, for- battle between G e a Jackson and Stgel u m x Chr>
eignera—being unnMaraliEed persona of foreign birth ; t h a ^
but, aa to tboM who sre citizen*—who were born in
At the first onact the inseoarians w w * d m *
the non-ilaveholding State*, ted who reaided here'
To^
lanctions of local law 1back
The oScers ordered a retre«4 l ^ * «tder
Mliftj th« 4th init. Ths war approprUtiona ar« to lawi a n J principlea as uniform in their opera-' who threaten her immodiat<» destruction—that t w ' V e ^ a t e Y m p ^ e d
tf
them ai. t h . ditie, o f
«d«l-8d «•
^ t* ks atad* at oae«. Saoator WiUon tntrodaoed tion a* those which govern the phases of the every man, whether of home or foreiin birth, who i "t'ên^bip, and to long &« they discharge
di
tboee dutiei;
centre gave way, nearly snrrouniKiy the Fad-
...
>
.
^ ^ tk«iasm*e of ths army. The general im- moon, or whfoh
re-tilatethe varying position, of
ii tkat th«7 will bo pat on their psMige with
the k i n i of d.»y in roHtion to the earth. Bnt
^^delay
possible. I t U niiaoreU that Crittenile we implicitly accept all the facts and eiplaWTektiff*, of Keatacky, are preparing a plan I
•^ppreaiMtobopreeeated tiCongreaa. Itia.how- nations
ions with whibh be thus furnishes as, we
^,,iRs8ertain that no compromiie measure* would should probably dissent from those speculations
which he
them
)j ^ tvaaty votes in Congreea, even if it were re- and
— J deductions
» :
• would
. . make
• from
-
V
fhAV apt. anfitlAfl
is unwilling to give in his hearty .^hesion, aud l a X n ^ to l h a ?
pledge fealty to the new government, and sacri
all »!,»
benefit, at- eralists. who rotreated
a re bv HftJierv
apectB. be treated li-te our native born. iti
cittieas.—
fioe for it fortune, honor, and life itself, should be
, regarded as not a /„r u r n d but at heart an enemy of ly aucceed the proof of tbeir trtuichery
u t nTt'an
The fighting
T b " Federalists retreating M ( h e
Missourian^ a d i ^ o e d , finally reached GWrthae^
" t ^ n t from eht-eommenoeaert,
A nij;bt attack on iSigel ia reported, i a whieh
i it, a n d his residence among us a detriment to its unfounded and ungenerout •ogpiciJn, in any Vaae".
, safety. It is evident that a Southern Black Re- ehHI .he ardor and p»ralyxe the eaergs of a ainc.re ; Sigel retreated towards tiarooxia JaekeOd i . fofw
Tliese too often eavor more o f the spirit of athe-' publican in our midst, and bom on tliis soil, is far
ID gome eaaea orer-iealoipa peraooa bare inaiated "'.V'n^ himself 8iger8 forces are badij e o t Cf^
! aniat alL
' ^Preiidaat'a aMsage is we think a very feeble ism than of true religion. I f it be true that " a n j more dangerous and can exert a hundred fold that every Noribern b..rn citiien ah<.uM f.ro%o hia Icy- His 1O8H is estimated at from 300 to l i U X
/v ,,
,, .
l u tone ia waflike. The right of undevout astronomer is m a d . ' we fear that many more injurious induenoe here bv fomenting di- ally to the South by volunteering in ih« armv. Surely, thia ia an unreatooable dtmand. While various
' "Ce and Ben MoCaBeogh
^ i i w Coofederate Sutea to ((pvem themaeivea ii ofthat<?ei.«Mareaffected with the malady.
satisfaction, than a Xorthem Black Republican reasons, auch as age, health, buiineas engagements, arrived Bt Xeosh<. 2tt miles south of C u t f a s M .
^ ^ The duty of the 6ovemr„«nt to compel theae
inft(H1m«r, o.v-i c j
i^ J
Without staying to seek out the reason for it, it can do in the North or even here, where he is siis and family dntie», are aufficieat to eionenito large
numbers of our native popnIaUon from military ser
'
r e d e r a h s t s Wer» oaptBred
H^to retara to the Union, and recogniie the right
is
doubtless
a
fact
that
men's
minds
are
much
pected
and
watched
W
e
think
that
that
man.
,
,
^
,
^
,
u
.
,
vice, it ia unjust to aet up a different and more exact there. One report aays all were M i d e r e d ;
; i d ^ o a of the SUUs to " plainly and palpably"
the CoBititatioa on which the Onion w»» ba»ed. more susceptible to impressions of r e v e r e n t and wherever bom. who is now willing to sever ali I
^Ktad. t t U eonfecMd that the abindonment of awe from phenomena that are unusual than from other state or natural tics and " s i n k or swim i
""
of oar people are doing their utmoai
Mctullough sent 2.000 men So assist JaakMn.
i f t f m t s r was a military necesaity. that the only such aa.,
^ tthough
n o u s n eqaai.y
the
equally or even more remarkable,
retnarkable, survive or perish,"
perish." cast in his destiny
destinv with the
^
p
"
dependence.
I f tksQovammeat erald do vaa to take the com are familiar, as daily or oft r e c u r r i n - fact- T h e r e , South, and devote his injiuenee, his labor, his for- men who happen first to see the U(;ht in other 8tatea. ratterson a army ia a n n i h i l a t e d
^ eifcly oat sf it, but that t ^ attempt waa made doubtless e x ^ a divinely appointed relation of
Troops quartered in the city are p r e p e r i ^ to
and h i .
if needed, for its Independence.
cro^T^r.^c^'r
ijnririoB it in order to bring ^ a coML-ien by comleave.
aojuatment between the physical system ol the gliould be est>emed as a true son of the South, I o f
our moit prominent leading men were burn
the South to fire the firat jun. The intention
l>odge (Unionist) is appointed Marshal.
in the free Slates, and our people cuc&de in them aa
universe
and
man
s
moral
nature.
A
n
d
it
is
in
born
in
this
her
ni^ht
of
tmrail—and
he
alone
iBfaeeeate the w»r thus begun to the laat extremity
implicitly a? in those who were lorn upon our owe soil.
Maj Taylor's dispatches create inteoee e a r i o ^
unaaaoed. To thia end. POCR BUNBRrn Taocfisi) j
"
'
e
uiscKMures ot science esteemed an enemy and an alien, tho" ' to the If the lamented Quitiaan [who waa born and raised
in lh<- Ni-rtb], were afivs. jon would havn seen him tv It appears that they df mand the tirteal ear0 af3 asked for. and FOUR IIUVDRKD MIL-j^-.a pnifosophy. t h a t when unusual appearances .aanur kom,' whose heart
«jI'J t<. hie tial'ue among the highest of oar <)enerala. I trust all Southrt-nder of Wa-li-n-ton.
rre (Mates will emul.tte the exampfe of Mississippi,
JONS OF DOLLARS demanded, and an argument Mn the heavens present themselves to man s con- Innd and hi- svmpathie^ with her enemies
WiSHi.vGTox, J u l y
1 0 . — W e A b a r t i V
to eonvince the people that a public debt of j templation. he is compelled to confess the es
There is no "sense in drivini; out a man U> the and *' let every tub standi upon its own bottom.'* So,
beft do I believe that our ooontry may l.e served by , f^^Tce bill passed, lO voting n e i ^ v e i n e b t l
ikundred million, of l.llars ia -a.her a bFeaa.ng j j.tence of an Almighty and overruling power : and North who expre.se. himself in favor of a recon I all our people.
ILIKSUSIM.
"
resembles the force bill of IS51
Thoee vatiag i a
the neiratiêare Uumett Hardin, Nortoa, P e n d i ^
< i - a d in the p^^pmar
. . h e r me„ to d e n . u n c e t h J
t. n. Heed, Robinson. Vidandingham, V e e t t i e ^
Memphis Correspondence.
mind
because
of
iw
c.nsc.jusnes:^
of
f,u)ll,
a
n
d
8oiUheru
(<.nf^lerucv
as
a
U
a
u
e
of
Reb,Mlion
WilK that h® will pennit the Seceded SUtea to reW'adsworth and Wood
i n w provtksea of a great consolidated government thisa.?iin leads to t h a t fearful lo^-kin- for of.iud^- and u ConlVdrraticn .".f l r.,ii..r.. and i u principal
('I.VCI.\NATI. .June 1 0 — O . Jenningi W i w
tatheyhare
been conqûered ! fn short.'.t mâns
in'lignation from an amrry God. officer, deôrvms: o! the halter, and other like
The incidents of (be past
haie Inverted most
c.iptured
three Federal companies at G f e a n H a
artthii war U to be protra<^, that the neutral J which so often dwturb.s the peac-e and destn.yw the j^triotio expn-ssions—InH-auRe these men were I minds from Memphia a. t h , presumed e«rly point of
No
digpatehea
have ber-n received from G e a .
Aallheforeed into it, t h ^ its evil effecU shall j happiness of the wicked This we think is the l - . m "n the soil, and pofw.l.jv
<7 i
"f
All eyes are lurnea ...
McClellan
since
no<.in
i>unday. He was a d v a a e : ^
kotsaded to svery home in t h , land, that a public , natural hutoiy of the popular superstition
.Miaôari,
wboae
intrepid
chief
majfi'trate,
by
bu
b.
Id
i>ur Slate
Lcgisiatwre
t..wards lieverlv. bel-jre reaching w h i c h a S g k t
f'm^ is % sample. W h a t is stiaoga, tttii to be ereated the intereat on which will grind j
!>tatea-nghl
poaition.
baa
alarmed
the
Northern
(1.
Everv man of h..nor
the reader will h a v . indeed
l"
T ^ J
I emment, .a.i .lirected i „ effort- to the n . e t i . g of tb.
expected,
profess to be pious and Christian men, 4 . , « p l e u t h e e a r t h foe centuries should a people! ^
• . t a „ d the i n t s r ^ t be p a i d - a n d all this is to be .
« ^
" a v . jud.êd . . J ^ u h h . n d . u s , a m the -V-ath. shou.d leave it , tcanaolea which bold that ^^^^^
brare people under «the hee!
r , July .s —Gov Ellia died U Be<
the dialect of Brownlow and t i n pit
iM t» istokUsh the dcetrine that ten millions of j " wj. mo suuuen a p p e a r a n c e ot
and iro to his o^vn parfy —he should be eticour of the fe-ant. (fo.l 'pee'l their efforts to shake off the
Sulphur Spring?. Va . on Monday.
have said and say it again, duU the
|N|iii, saltwl and determiael to do so, shall not!
«>met which first presented itself .^rgd by every laudublp
leatp a govt-rn ..ppi-ean rV rule 1 Mi5«i>urians ar^ daily arriring here
lk>sT.j.N July
LontieiTow's wife wse
vonid invite Lincoln to send aoIdi«iB
pnnitheiBsetwt
wondering and a d m i r i n - gaze a few ni;rht.. nient he hatwL
j in large numbera to be orgaQi7*d and armed to return
|mta to asaiat them in muidering
la'ally
burned
nnd
the
F'rofessor,
in eadeawiag
Ti lave eooauat ramora of ^ e a t hatlles on the ^ a s
and which Btlll c<<ntinue8 to be the ni.«t
IO the
of their Uovernor, And If proroftly aesiste.l
f j lefraad or rob n s o f o a z piâf being fought, bat bar* no actual fighting prominent and u o s t beautilui ..'fject in th^ s u r r v
•o
re«;ue
her,
wtâ
badly
burned.
bj ihe South, will susjceed in Jrivtct; ihe FeJers: •
•
,
C I T I Z E N S O F NORTHK.KJV B I R T H
"onder ^thut Bnptist Chnrefa tfaisKin- biuoaaoe aa yet, beyond a few skirmidhea which
firmament.
'
We woald ilire<-t
aHention of ou- reaJer- i.i ih«> trcopa from their aoiL
hinca to r W e Jay thin ease ofadsow- • n t ta Wt little. A few days ago aome of our |
u
.^.^rest the reader to know that t h i . is the communicati.iri -.'gntrd
\ V
i]»p.ao," wbii-b Wf
During the paat week I ba-i the pleasure of visiting
MARHIED,
,>.1,; .i. .upubli.-h thi« tn.TDini; Ii was wnil«n by one "f Ihr Camp Brown and pperdiog aoine hoara with the bravt !
lid Ti»f;'re it, trith the l a n ^ u g a of their fcllkiiII (oldiers executed a dashing little exploit.
•,'r.
j>-.h
nf
i.i;,.-.
•. .
i T n. -T-^n-vB, Mr. F. S . S n a T
"tea.inlh.0
I t
.
u
.
u
u
V
"^^CDtli
\ibit
which
this
vji-nint
star
ha.^
made
to
most iliftinpuiKbtJ l3«\«rs of oar sijitr State, a? well
tn be un»urp»„ea even by the i
' e a r t h durin
i l a owes fpim July 2. 1859—aocording
the ("hnstinn p h l
It was fie^n in known ibrougb"Di ibe Bouib. on account of his abilitj ! thousanda o-.ngregated there for the defence of our • t"' Miki! .M C O NEAI . ill ..f r.edford oouii.-v.
tfcsouelves, in fertility of expedients when a dif- '
-i t - n n - — O O ;
.he 2;.t of J.:r.P. (-t Fid T D Jorv>». llr. J a a a t .
tlio year^ H>4. 3<J-2, 683. 97.>, l^tU, and I'mC. As as a jurist, aa f.oiu ibe hi^h and itiflarDti:il position ] homes. Many of the first young men of our couatry '
b« has eo long and
ably hlle I. lie b.-ia been kuown jj are amuog tbe soldiery at that place, and aa a bod* -moHTiE .1 ['Bjn 1,.. Kentucky, to Uiaa Maa> W.
Inlt
aatarpriaa is impending. They wanted to get
GAMBLE s SroKa, Tenn. 1
trt>Domer8 had foreU.ld i u return in I s 4 \ hut it loo. for maoy y earj, an a leader umoofr ibofe « b.. ba v<?
of the " S t . Nicholas," a steamer that pliea
I Eoce of equal magnitude, are superior to them. Ap ' PIE, '.y Fn:rfieM, 1
May 13, IS6L
|
l
^
M
y
fcetween
Baltimore
and
Wa.hington.
A
^ a p p e a r T his greativ disconcerted as- HlwavK stood up manfully ft.r State and 8i>utberi! inci lent a few days prerioui to my visil tested their
lOiATEii, i U a i s 4 C d — 1 beV
(aptint L'hurch, and did have greet «s»« oftkem made their way »o the former City and jtromomers in general, and they began to appre '^'•fhlûbjeet of his communication i, one of r . a t im- I willingness for action. The Northward bound train
SakfBswge
ia
her.
some
in
t
l
a
diigniê
of
woiren.
.
bend
that
some
ftsarfui
disaster
had
overtaken
r
"
"
*
"
'
^
'
'
'
s
h
o
u
l
d
claim
ajwcial
aticntiou
ai
tbit
Ursvr», but now ! a m
confident
I to Columbus, Kentucky, was advised before reaching >
''"•""shout ibe Soath are ihouaands
lîsinrss
Bfpiirtiiimt.
a sure victum of hell, ae 1 aaa that faÔiL Tliomas, personated an «U French lady. |thi8 lieautiful wanderer in the heavena A learned of citixena of Northern
binh.
amongst
them
many
aa
!
P'"^ " " "
Lincoln forces had poaseaaed it in :
i
»"
J
«„„._
. .
-- — O l
ciiiieoa oi .âriurro uiric. smonesi loem mac
SliaiSarity with the. French
leaven and a helL
ions a^ > '^fge cumbers, and retoming to camp with the newr,
bra.re and trustworthy friend, of oSr in.-tituiion,
i t , snablsde French language and fluency calculator, however. M..nsieur Itomme of Middleure, cummand yoo to send the b e h n n e
I .
iU W iWUUU
• » - H O W T O BEITD MOH^TT.
him ^ a f^ u i a hui eha«cter to ' « f \ r
prance, aided by the preparatorv
. " . ! ? ' land.
S - ' ^ fTheir
. ? " .feeling'!'
" ' l l *interesu are ' the order was given to prepare to march against them.
ITpreparatory labon,
lalxirs Jbeautiful
and their
rinuon to
J. R Graves^ whess
The
excitement
waa
intense.
All
were
eager
for
the
W>!en
It la poâitle. pr(x:cre a check or dnrft, [-ijeMs
liell, via. Muntgomezy, A k . ; « ia
waa bar eoaum, called at Point
tn;;ll8h astronomer, showed t h a t identical wiih i>urs and they can be relied npon. at all
nnder all circumstances, to sustain our departure, and in a rery short time ready for the for- »ur order. when not. hare some todividBal to aee t^tt yvm
i stop sending it to m e
I Xtiuk •her. Capt. Geo. S. Holiias, late of the
diaturbin- elements affecting its , " " "
ward movement. The sick list dwindled down to a j
the money, and depoMt it In tbe P o a t O B e e l a l t e
! sew.-A-.. . . . . . . . .
...
. . . mnt;nn«
f
I.
, ..
.
Inghtsand
I Z Z r H ^ r i ^ " ^ : ^ ^ ^ t
"^LVn; mlVei ^ motions a r i s i n , from the positions ofThe'^^Tneu"; | liltioa'"'} o u r ^ ' J t i r a ^ o ^ L ^ g e r T u . efement:,".^. few utterly proatrated with diwaao. Many had onlv 1
^T"^
^ M,, s ^
ttr^
"
^
! 4p«i.. PVPM*. The ateamer sooa pat off, and h a d ' * h i c h would delay its arrival till Angust 1858, g™atosl care should be taken to prevent the proscrip
...
. .
, ,
.
• I ness. know t ^ t rou are remittiag mooey. U t t o e s e a t ^ e
J l j set, I have eoiuJaifed
imagined
themselves
sick.
and
but
one
.
a
.
heard
to
|
J
^
h
us.
th.
eertSfieata
ofthe
wHaSSeeie
tistanee. when Capt.
Cant. BulKni.
»n nn.îâmfi,,
.u
••
i*
' lion or osiraciam of this class of citiiens. They ar.
are
distance,
BulHna, who ' with «n
^ r»_
[since'yna are p l e e d i i ^ B p M«eaijinl
„so
„ t h a t (rum about
Ol two or tnree years earlier or worthy of all respect, and their righu and priTileges aay, "he had Tolnnteered to fight ia Tsaaaaaea.** They. -^-lu-dcd. and will be available for tbe amovat. Be^riH^^MS
aisiitMdw,
appntaehed
i
b
a
C
a
p
u
i
n
and
told
him
.
later,
y e a r bellies fidl of i t O r ifjeHLjriB
.pp«iacnaa w a v a p i a m aau wia aim , later, so t h a t (rum about 1856 to 1861 it might be abonld be aacredl'y respected. Nothing akonld be plr- however, had the mortification of taming into their mtide otherwise will not be at csr Tick.
one af j o n r dlsooioB a f O ^ t l FiQ I
rrtiere him of his eommaad. Ofoouraa expected.
' mitted m occur, if possible, to alieaate their feelings, old quarter*. Later advice* gave information that the
March IT, I860.
tar a n d f e a t h e n . Yec, 1 '
was verr n a e h astonishedv and declined
.. •
.
! and eaa«* them t» regret that they aaada their homes boat load of Lincolnites, after WarinR down a,
allowance wiD be made oreredH i t w e i t 1m
in in F e d Mellon'a tar «i»a dkHfcea I j i a i f c t a tk* i«>uat, oatil he was told that resUt- .
.
appearance it struck such constema- in our midst. Wbaterer may be said relaUve to those
Confederate flag, rapidly baatened te their boat and !
byxnail. until . certificate
te
I
we w i n -not
be aaavailiag,
o^ common sense teaches
mcloey was mailed according te direoliM
— waste f o o- d ftatien e a a ^
"K, a" ,l uthere
o n j was foree eaoagb
" " " " e " I xL Cf,. men's
. ; minds,
•
, t h•a t the E m p e, r o r Charles , ing With the boother^ people,
steamed for Cairo. Colambns has since been garri- -<>nd money."
Ined rascals like y o o i M T e a .
•MM to wnaprtbim.wWiA ha pretty soon saw when
a e e p i j m tbe popular supersti-' us that these should reeeive tbe most cordial treat- •nned by Kentucky troops, and a repetition of the
Ill please read on tfaivoglL Y - - 5
I'l'slsMd whinea ware pointed at him from all dibelieved t h a t it addressed its menaces par ' ment. and mada to feel that they are regarded aa Lincoln raid will not be repeated to provoke an aban
we is kept o n d e r t h e j a i
A c k n o w l e d g e m e n t of F a y m e n t s .
ibtivanism, 'A will b e t i m r a ^ t b e m- g t
donment of her neutraliiy.
I t s ^ dTr^^tad to pilot the steamer up •Hcularlr to Wm as beih,Mhe
- a n a r c h of I ^ L f / " . e n ^ a / X J i y
|East T e n n e o e e . "
The health of the troops at Camp Brown is pood,
" ^ v e r , s * i a geaU* hial of the conse-iuence. ttie a ^ .
The appearance of the blaxinp « a r ' born North.
each individual-! integrity bai tested
The folli^wing new subecril<ers have paid to Jofy 1%-MBi
blcM E a s t Tennessee tfaea, t a d M ^ w s a W m n a if he aesidently rua her o<a shors, seemed to admonish him that he must cease te be '
bat few (considering the large force therr) beinz on
records of bis life.—[NaahTille Patriot.
I're« J T Hand. J O Daniel. A W
T S CMu # T
r'tate go to helL
the sick list. Good order prevails. Tbe inlroduciitn I'OO. Mr Hvl.l. x G W Sundress, (loat): R « BIcker.(b«q|
.
B . aafely U a d ^ hU late commander at; ^ ^ . e r e i . n , i f he would avoid a fatality from '
—
„
Patnoi
Io the l&ntista to h e l p to M r f T o a f
'f intoxicatingliquonispriihibited. The regiments, I L r J E Timith. ,l.>-i.. T Freeman, no<-t); J T Bucks
Yon
«heme. V
o n crertainlT
e r t a i n l y IBIW»
m o a t think
t k i n k |i fct thia wo, not the end of the adventure. Soon j f
spared. L E T . E V K K Y : M A « _ B E J T I D G E D B T H I S
MEB1T8
lenrneJ. were all provided with chaplains, and m.:ch
The follnwins aubecriber has paid te tbe date i
B n o r h H 8 d « n s i n t f a e « « p t i r t € k ^ i j f a tke8u SiehoUa left for Fredericksburg.
' Accordingly the fcmpen.r abdicated his throne
Mistsissipri, June 15, 1851.
interast was manifested to listeD<rto preaching.
his name fbr ISiO:
t t o k n o w , too, w h a t rijthti htm
^
^^^^ ^^ ^ w^hooeer from Wa.hington
a^monastery, but survived bis abdi
Mk.ssu. EDrTOR..«: There ia a persuasive equity in
Ouriug my trip (which embraced some »is or eigbi
M D WiU.er Dec
TOO wiU pUsse M s w e r t h ^ ^ ^ i i i
^^ ^^^
^^^^^ Potomac fell
""'.v two years.
the homely old adage, " l.etevery tub stand on ila own
betrayed b r such d a m n e d
T>>> rollowini! ^twcribers have paid to the dafiea aaeeaef
haitbtbe brig Aloaticello, with « cargo of 3,500 bagi , Comets have certainly exerted a preat influence ,
and iu iheê cxcilioi; times, when a feverifb counties in West Tennessee) the immense whe.ic cn.p
llarrTH, a n d X R Gravi
pfe*^"'' in regard to tbe loyally of those who now ready for threahing. waa an object of remark by t^* ihwr namea for 1861:
iJMi^ l a j B schooner boand to Washington with a in detergiining t h e destiny of nations. In 106(>
I the people, a n d if t h a t .
are dwellers in our midat. it is eminently proper thii every one. Never before have such yields been known
KM W S Walter June 25. Wm Tarbroujth Oct I. M S O
• w . All er these were takea pogaession of,
ilham the Conqueror.landed in
England
«be pc
pnuoipie of that ad.'»ge should be impartially ap \'erily tbe Lord smileth upon ns, and our hearts ahould JeS^T-aon Au^ EM Ja.< MelVniel Sep 1. H A VtiOn Ot* I;
hrsa en. rottenrhearted rebel wffl
„ __
_ _ _a r i h e ' the
It Tennessee, h e will po beek i a •
prt« ^
oa board of « c h . The captain of bead of a numerous a r m y about the time t h a i the
^
.k
. .. ^
.
"verflow with gratitude for his goodneta toward ua r-c- U aldnp Aug L Silas L •nier Oct 25. Eld J tSona I
B i H f e n m i old brm'ne meshed o ^
îaatwael, Yankee like, proposed to Captain Hoi pon i^r
-H k •
i. ^ t i n
. ^^ ®
lost) Jiily 9. W E E.-.bew (lost) May 10.
"fcliiell him the achooner and car-.> and insisted
appeared which is now called Ilulley s iiena. Tbe moat numerous are ihoso who are natix ea tn some aectiona I leamed of revivals of religion ei
St a few more werde to
The lollnwinK
have paid to thei
...
'u .
.
..
T h e circumstance was reirarded by rhe
They are generally true to the land oi lating, and in one instance more than one hon.ired
T a* my will is e o n e e m A
«• ** mUrn^.
lo their name-* for IS'î :
conversiona
had
occurred,
I
was
informed,
under
the
"proposteon with aome perunaaty, but met wuh _
r
r Lurucu »J
j
nativity.
ia not safe, however, to infer ih^
Her Kimbrt>ogh, a n d t h e
Martha Mammaik Mar S. Harvey OiiTer JsaiI,T !
• ^ • K r i d e d r e f o M l . The ateaaer and her prises ar-;
progn<atIC of the victory of the Nor-1 loy.ity of every man of Southern birth from the cir ministerial labors of Elder Crider. Will he not fur ( < K t 7, L %v Jones May eo. 3 U UcKinney Kty Mt Mm r
_ mTij go to HULL;
tiie
ate
known
to
be
in
tavor
of
surrendering
oor
righla
^•ly at Fredericksburg witiout meeting a single i
' t infused universal terror into the minds | cumatanee that he was born here. Too many of ihem ni^h particniars? In these tim<M of general religion* Guyton May 13. Nathan BUin il>p I. Geo BCDlli*e Blie
f i iur, the icAoU of yoo.
^ _
,
•••fOW Abtis blactadiDg fletu A more daringand
the people, and Contributed not a little toward.-- and libertiei ; aad it is proper, therefore, that each
may t o deeper t h a n t b e bortoM;,*
•ieartIP those bestowals of Divine tavor are rtad with I»r W T Wngbt F-b 14. Jas T Wairen Mar
man should be judged, nut according to the accide;>t
_tay t h e r e far e r e r , e n d r f e r . Yoa ^ M t n p i o i t was never before planned or executed, the snbmission of the Country a f t e r the battle of of
bis birthplace, but by bis known antecedents, acta, much pleasure, and tend to enoourage our ehurches to Mw 4. 8 Be«ver Mar 1- H Sheffield May 1, EkIJ 1
doea the highest honor to all j Hastings, as it hi.d served to discourage the
much a b n u t a n oW B a e t T l
.lo.>t) M»y 10. B D Dean (lost) Marl. II Moah
and deelarations. There is danger to our cauae. a ' I'aithfulnevs and prayer.
i:b a piece, a n d if b « ia oM
Horn Oct 11
well
at
a
risk
of
doing
injustice
to
individuals,
if
we
»ia toe«ui;t.j.. » ,
. .V .
u
,
soldiers of Ilanild, tbe EnuHsh king before the
Tt is very natural that tbe ezciUag incidents of the
adopt any other criterion as a test of t&e fidelity ol
ReTOlntMfaarr
n r j r w « ^ w a r , iJ a* wafc
— » ". w
" Tw?
» w d i t tbe stetemenU that raach aa from
Tk
»•
j
The fcl cvtBg subaK'nbers have paid te tbe daSss l
'iines tQODld engross tbe aaention of all. But the to I heir mimes for lSti3
^
other eoacluaion than :
comet u represented upon a famous our native population.
.TO«T. A ^ ^ h a WM i i a » a k i * » » « f i ^ l iiiJlIZ.''**
—
S
'
^
t
o
.
T
/
e
r
w
i
j
t
t
i
r
T
rapidly
n
b
s
i
d
i
a
g
i
c
that
;
piec«
of
tapestry
executed
by
queen
Matilda
the
Chrit|«f
n
shjuld
b«
doubly
engrossed.
The
interest!We have also among os a large number of persona
iin t h a t war, h i i fiitfaer w a s a . - r ~ .
«
R W Lockett June 3, 9 Durham April 14.
of t h e conqueror, and which is still to be seen who were born abroad, some being of European, and of biiicountry should press heavily on his heart, conKimbrmtijk—"
wUSf g»
some
of
American
origin;
some
having
reeid<»d
herr
'^ât laat eataruay and Saaday were occupied >n a good state of preservation in a chateau n e a r
nected aa it is intimately with the great cause of the
rs. you will ® to heU.
..
;
but a short time, and jtbera having been .Steatified
Basiness
Correspondenetb
going to satimit to A b c r i J W M i J M W
with us for many years. It is not a little si ^ l a r that kingdom of Christ. He should recogniie the special
providence
of
Qodover
nations.
anH
look
to
the
event
in
many
localities
io
the
Confederate
S.atejfour
peo
wt vuied for ihree years. Tbe balance f«r
Thanks be to Go 1 with all the evils that continue
Bro J A Ijiw—Money received, credited,
pie manifest no snapicion of the fidelity of tb/English. ful changes in the moral world, indicated by Divinr
'fremainder of the three mun
monthâ|to
oppress our poor guilty humanity, the cond
Irish and Germans who have taken op their abode with truth, in oonnectioa with the startling eveaia of the as direcu^.
in'
'
aimilaran-'atUfiictory reaalu.
hBll,jtt8t b e c a o a e b a ie a ITevHtfi JX^f
Bro W w Naxh—12, aliK> 95 former remittaoce,
lisavf are all aAHiunt. Uon of man has been wimdroUKlv ameliomted
"i®®
tbey are unreasonably ana
day, and devote much of his time to earnest, faiihful and p«pe>e Bed.
t& has no q m i n e l with
J J U J "
praytr for the favor of the Lord toward us aa a people.
love i t " So doee t h e devfl w * ^ ? ^
P A T T O U B FOSTAO&.
How many of our churches meet weekly for prayer?
as Mr. Kimbroagh a w l j e a i w n w . ^
And
how
many
of
those
that
iv!tel
weekly
are
well
Onr
patiun.s
will
please b e a r in mind t b a t t b a
in return.
r.-pre?ented bv tbe attendance of the meiuberabipT o'd United States posta;^ s t a m p e a r e c o » v a r t b Extern a r r i v ^ at Quebec on ...tirday saints in England, and the fir^. of ymitbfiel-l were I r u V r
you wfll -wi i S m bfind
r w f f k * ^ ^ ^1
More than ordinary interest should be manifeated in inifi, hence we cannot h m ^ r receive t h e m aa o a r h . k at it a s m n d i aa yw* p " ^
^
"in E a
VLa
w L r i e " ; ! ^ ; ^ " " ' " ^ n t l y tryin^^ the p o w . r »f the m a r t , r s con |
'• «
be p . e . r . e d
,
espeneiic^'l
I
•
,
'
s- n h .m-l >..jtherii nn-iiiuii-u.- t.. ihe .N..iih nn.i theae metlings everywhere. Ia it the raae? Or h»ie rency. Our ccrrefpiindenis will a l s o r e m o a h e r
I your Infernal Incendiary
"
•ns. Tbe damage ausiJiinetl is esiiniined stancy, ami attesting the faichfiilness of his Gi.-<1 ihr ina i nii-Da ..i ibe .n o ih ; and, with the prolonga- j
1 remain, with n o r e s ^
many churches relspae.l under the existing exrite(bat p<istitê on all letters must bo paid in l a o a e j ,
Joffs
fram 515.0SHMW to S - A m O t W . The, T b e n a i i o n s o l Europe wt-r- then l.e-innin ' to wuk.
"i
•'
that picaumpiu..
ment into a more than ordinary neglect ..f
•>!
tbe old otaiiip!) put upim i-£tters a r e n o t a u t i o c d b y
'y wsirnyed cun.viîctt ot itnim-usM' piles of
.
r
> ^
. ''
.
iruuir.- i.l.liii-i,.,! i.,rcc. Mill it ia but a mere i re•S«w siore-l with varioii, pio-luce. on t h e .
the torpor of a.-es. ami hr.,t l>etr.ive-J that if., i
„„,,
,„„„
(f j,
,,„„,'„„, I.rnycr? ".Voul.l ih-it" general inquiry miKbt be m.nl. I lie IVpariiiient, and we are compelled tu p ^ I r a
fennesaea B a p t i i t half
•
W Sonfh side of tlie Tlmmeii near Locdon P*''-*"-*® nn-lcr d«r!>(»)ti«m winch eventimttd n.
'I't iiidn i.iuî. ih«t h.» aTmpaiiiie* are eiili»ir.i
j n ref.?rcnce to thi.a aul.ject ; for never h<d a i>en|.l.
wnine the-law Tennessee B a p S * ^
if
i ^ j g ^ Nearly the whole was insure)".
t h - UeloniiUKin, givin-z th»? wonl of (;.«i lo th. .'(ram-i ii-. If, hiiwrvrr. In:- i-i.iiduct Mnd b.a u t u r rreatcr in vntivcs t" prayer thnn wo now have Sb..iii.i .r t4>n ceniiK for each letter thus mailed to o a
eseiainwd " WcU
.
aiu-»!> lire .-.•n-iflent wilh tbe l.rvpunipi i.>ii. i h n r ii- n..
Ewieru
Uro
ght
tnxipa
for
Cana.la.
In
c.ii wish your litter to reach iv* destination b a n d
Tfnue^fee Oiiptist i» r««lw»M T *
I»ei>ple
in
t
h
f
i
r
own
t"n.:ue.
and
'upplym::
thai
|
m
il..«i,o
ul
a
nutn
• •I rr|"uiMl'le i-hHra,-u-i, we trust alone 'o the vali.r of our 4"ol.lier» «e urn.
^jS
îew fiiiiTidhiml she nearly lan into the
luul iiui read far,
chn I' M , with a five or ten ocni pieoe, a a d
loyiilit — anocee-l. but tbe victor may hiive auffere.l greatly. \V, it
iniftetu.s to ilie caii-e of civil an I relgious free.l ûi * t>\ he aboiilil be .•iu<|.ectr'l .1 a Wiini
Steamer
AraLia.
If
she
hnil
h^d
a
bow.
the
IveiL nnv more, ftasified Io
M.>i,-..irr.
Iiii.iih.-I
;i:..|
»lrongrr
|>rt
«iiiii|>l
ion
<.|
l.'jalrniplio<i with kI'O law
eould wrt have heeii averted.
whnie f.irc.» vte w.ml.l hii{«j is inure.i.-in.; will ly' hri-f-. il. I.»v..r .it ihoê .-I ...ir
It iv:«» iM-iîvioued, net hj^ the
• ii.-i i. i-.'in-ii- may be a pared the mighty afliction of auhjugHii.m ty
_ttitioo
of
the
Kingdbm
of
iialy
by
France
the lapse of time. Tnily m i y wo say deipitp thi »li.' h . i e it iiiHiiie.l iin- ng u-. » hei. oiti.-rK, uh.. weie j ihe arma of the enemy, hut oor unfaithfulneaa will in.i
ni»r iliP leek ofmaleriaJ, b ^ t j
'J aanoiinced.
..III I.e orr the lale eleetiwt
calamities
that seem to impend over our distracted Vn"«ii t'> bii.tf n<» •I'Mpaihy «i.i' ..ui (-.iui.f, bavt be- ' go anpuniahed. We will feel that the Lord reignelb
W ' A K K FOREST COLLKGE, NQRTU
iah Bo m l of Tradt; retnms for May, show
liikeii ihrraaelTFs to their fottiirr l.-.i. . lii»re«M.nH... -|.-iMin* of the Stale
^^^
V ' rar'.l.na.—The exercii^ ol this tne:ittitioai
be
ctiuntry. aad the still more fe«rful desolation thai inly t» be preaamed. that, ua war .....aie imminent, and aoek his protection and deliverance, it may be,
exporta
over
those
of
May
IMI
year,
not/reaumed n. the fourthh Monday m July next, an osaA
ki !or ,».!..,.eadenee A l l r i j h l , b * * * ^
U» Am;!rieaii
is laying waste the Zion of our God, " t h e lines all Northern men, who were able i.> leave, and whu from the pestilence that walketh in darkneas, if not
!n wdriiiir.n to the reaular
" coarae. -.
_ . h«nr
the Faculty
^»i<ii WT!1 l o n j remember y e a r
» e e n t f n u e s lo maiaiain that the Ameri- have fallen upon us in pleasant places, yea we weie n-'t iden'ified niih ns in feeliiiic, hastened'to take from the power of the enemy. Let us aa Christiana tertnin- d to orjcanize a Military Denaitment. BackMeilNa
' S«mf hem righiB ami 8 e a t S « »
•onaert himt^f thet«witb,'Sae'Û^
their departure. Uf course, it may (>• true that indi- awake, in pablio and in private, socially and person- will be reonired to ronaert
aa gronnd for their abuse of England bepei-ied to ftimuh a aubelaotial imiform.
tBmffHwL> * •
at E n g l a n d s lack of appreciation. have a goodly heritage.' Let us labor to be faith- vidual* aaay be pointed out, who, for some leas credit- ally, become alive to tbe solema rsepoesibiliiies which
jttnel5-«
WU. SOTAiX.
* Horthemers have thrown themselves iato ful over the few taings ' that tbe Master has in able reason, were led to remain bere after tbey aboald rectnpeo aa.and labor to enlist every one not only in
have
left;
but
saeb
inatances,
doubtless,are
rare;
and
[ « r JiJiT.—^Yon p i t no P^P**"!
Bsat be left f»reoe*er.
tmsted ua with, and we may yet be honored by
-ucb c»ae tfa.inld be dealt with according te iU own defenee of bis asaailod oouatry, bat te a coDseioosaws
J ^ f t i W d Allisao, in « letter to C. M, C l a j , him. b j his making as the instromenta o f inaucu- .<l>ecial riieumataaees.
; pnit»>ted that tfea
For Oma. Braisas. Toothaebe, Heedeebe,
of onr aooonatabiHty to and fersetfniaess of ths Lord
the AoMrieaa Censtitntion is a ftilare,
itfc.1
Tbe fact island it may as well be epealy ooaeedsd, as maaifssted by ear aaappreeiativeasss of His fsvor Throat, Inrranua, Corns, eic,, ete. l e c t e i e
ratin:; y » t g l n r i t m era. v b e n fbatl be accomPat op aad warranted by
T a a a t i n a l d i n e h s a d a awnareby
that the |»re#cBt (eneratioa of ear peepU, haviag had
we v a r a of <
^ M h e d a a t h e sinrioaa I h i t n p w h i d i ace »poken ao experienee of " war times," do not kaow bew to dlsflayed ia ths rieb Metwlag* we e^êy.
CLASK^ eBWOKf <«
N«». n OoHsge stre«, I M n l i i ^ '
of t h e e t ^ of o v U o d
T.
bshave theOuelres towaids s t n a f e r s . I f Kastaad
? . 8. J o n s .
Seat by BsU to a a f p w t o i t D S Soath. ^ ^
Ambrosial Oil.
'^'Wtt
I-
. atatST-i-tf.
— -
F A M n . Y
R E A D I N G .
T H E BPECTBE OP T H E 3B0CKEW.
BsHing o ' e r t h e misty B r o e k t n
I n the morninif c»tin,
S r « Ui« wind* a p l i f t th« e a d t o c «
O; their i a i l y p«alin,
A j t h e «an is j o ^ t irt»jDg,
|<A<ign with b U b a i i a .
tho t r a r e l e r . pale wiih fe«r,
t l a p : & jpectr« fonn apre^r,
PuUuwing upon his p « t h ,
L i k - k ai j a « t e r fiUl «f « r a i b .
A l l t i o f l e e t n e i s of hi» foolatep*
D^jM DOftid b e ^ p e s k .
Btil! h e
ihe towering »p«etr«
Blridios o'er
pe«k.—
flria, a n d g h o « l I j . a n d g i g a n u e ,
r e r e a g e to w r e a k .
«
L i k e i h a g i a n t Uercule*,
B o m of old m j i f c a l o g i e * .
O u i n g f o r t h to wr«ak h U w r a t h
OB t h e fo«a t h a t c r o t i e d b u p a t h .
B a t th« glorioaa ran a s c e n d i n g
Bar!* hii a r r o w j ray
T h r o a g h t h o m i » t i t h a t r u l e lh« i&onatain,—
A a « tho s p e c t r e g r e y .
All hU t e r r o r * d i M i p a i e d ,
'
F ^ m a s d fallt away.
^
A n d t h e traTeler e j be flie»,
Btof.4 in w a n d e r a n d m r p r i w .
F o r ha »e«3 t h e form of w r a t h
Ws* hi» t h a d o w in t h s p a t h .
/
8 « ofHiO life's t a i i i y s a m r o i t
A s we t r a a d a i o n e ,
8e«.we m i g h t y , i t r i d i n g f p e c t r e e
I n our way a p t h r o w n ;
t b a d r i w s of u a r d i s a p p u i o t m e n t i
Int'j g i s o n grown;
d n d we aea away in fligbt.
B a t they follow in tbr»r m i g h t .
And they l i f t i h e i r forms ot n r a l h ,
N e a r t r , l a r g e r , in our p a i b .
B u t Ihe »an of Hope a j o e n d i n g ,
D r i T e s a w a y the c i i f t ,
AnH t h e »j.ectrr'« i h a t (.urtued aa
Froia ihttir ehai>r tlrfiat ;
l l e J t a n d fall belnre bis a u g e r ,
And no m u r e e i u l
And ia his i n s p i r i n g ray
Pre»3 wa ouwar>l in uur w » t ,
J . i j i n ^ th.-»t a]"'!! our |..iih
Eise uu aiure t h e shapes uf w r a t h .
Tf e ias^rt th.r.. i i-e •( !><e ^-laminnLinn nf t>>.>
Mary Sharp ' >>7 sn edurmiHl !a.i.> the w fr .r .in
t-r
• f P T M i d e n : I>:.-13'^!2tf BEdG'sr.). Hf
it.? • .. I I i t
Oonath t h a i l e T a t ' . l
irnT. lir-l hunrfr.- '^
mnee
b»<l, p- rbap",
Ic-i
St..? •• «« ctlii i f^l
jjx-cad, and wt.-> % »c-ptic lou. n-nij the ixii p p t nK*"!c U m e d for the ' Mary eharp," until pin- »aw
) he.-, i
k«r>ejC t h e n rx-u-kct :n =iir h-.irng. • Why, S.', ^rr
t h o a i e n l i of lt)9 achtxl
" i n c ^ u ' Tbo
c-v
bMD loiil."
AU weeaUJSBJ is.
pirenis a n o Ji»h tr give their
daoghlrrs a thorough e<lui 'U!on at tbe If-u-! [-o-kii
-zp«ni*e » the ? i i t i r v l a c i :>l .\ro«rnc», aei- J 'hem u- *.he
» Hary Sharp."
EcrTOH
B.tPTTST—Will y o n a l l n w m a thi>
m e d i a n o f j o u r p a p ^ r t o e s p r e s s a ft?w s t m v
t h o G ^ h l a e o n o j m i n j t t h e clonin;: e i e r c i s e n I'l
" M a i 7 S h a r p i.'oUejie" a t W i n c h e s t e r , u n d e r t b w p c T v l a i o a of P r o s Z. C. G r a - e s .
\ V h i l « t h e i^fxith h a a s e e m e d t o def«>nd a p o n
t h e X o r t i i for t h e r e c o u r s e * of f e m a l e e d u c a m m
B O i t i j l b « r 8 h i i 7 3 H?«n n o n e t o s o u n d t h e juj«tjy
ineritpd p r a k e s of thiU l o s t i t a t i n n .
I had often
I t M r d o f i t , a n d s o m e t h i n ) ; o f t h e m a n n e r of ina t r a o t i o a , tet w u n e v e r m o r e a i ^ o n i t h e d t h a n a t
. t l w m ^ I i ^ t o t olmoat e r c w n girls in atteodanoe—
* t i t k « « x t e n t o f t h e e o o r s e of s t i M l j , a n d t h e
. s u u D M r of K i d t a t i o D .
I t yna e a t i r e l T M « i d e n t a l t h a t I s n f o r t n n & t e l j
t n j o j e d wwb & Uterary i ^ t
I w e n t to Corinth
4 0 M f " G M d - f a r e " t o t b e s c ^ e i ^ t o b i d hina gi>,
if OMi
t o t t e M « t o f w a r — t o g o eT«D t o a n
t k t M G i ^ i l e d e a t h , r a t h e r t h a n h a r e o n e n c r e of o o r
toxatj
tioatb
p o e s s s s e d b y t h e f a n a t i c a l h o r d e * of
T a n k w d o m , w h e n I e o M l n d e d to join friends on
thfliz m j to tiie e x a m i n i t i o a
'
"We a / m w i e a r l y l ? a \ j b a t h m o m l n p , i n t i m e to
tite
laark'
W e soon peroeived t h a t g e n a ' n e h o ^ i t a l i t j had
^ WDe h o o d m band with h e r sister Tirtae—leamMW, Jot a a s o o n a« w e h a d a r r i f e d , r e p e a t e d i n v i t a t i o n a w e r e p ^ e o Qi*, a n d e r e r y l<x>k a n d t i m e e s n r c B M d » s y m p a t h e t w i n t e r e s t in thnee of a s w h o
L a d îTen to o n r o o a n t r y s service t h e m e e t d e a r
Dfeanh.
T h e I n s t n i c t r e M of t h e P r i m a r y D e p a r t m e n t
> 2>eiDg i m l i s p a e e d , t h e
fir^t
e x a m i n ^ was a
n a m b e r of y o a n g Kirls f r o m t h e P r e p a r a t o r y
i a Oeofcrsph^.
T h e e i e r c i s e of m e m o r r in pointinif o u t p l a c e s
f ^ m a i k e m a p , e i c i t e d mi g r e a t »urpri»e, b u t w h e n
<; Ahey w e r e p r o t a i s c u o i ^ j qoeatiun<><l b y t h e a u
4 i e n e e — r e q u i r e d to c i r c u l a t e longitude a n d lati
t^ t a d 9 i a o a m e r o o a a n d f a r i o n s p a r t s of t b e e a r t h —
tiuj
h a v e d o n e t « m o r t u thoKC m a n ; j e n r s
o. i h e u r s o i i o r ; indi>ed, ihat t o g e t h e r w i t h t h e s a m e
' le i n A r i t h m e t i c a n d G r a m m a r c o u l d n o t h a v e
>n e x c e l l e d b y m a n y m e n of b u s i n e s s .
IBeinjt a n e n t i r e s f r . i n j p ; r , w h e n P r o f e s s o r M a r k *
b e g a n h a qoestiona I r e m a r k e d to some one n e a r ,
thftt t h o o ^ the p r l s m i g h t be expecting such,
j e t I feared the difference in the two teachers
v o a l d e a b « m i « a n d o o n f a s e t h e p a p H ; imaîine
• l y snrprtse w h e n told t h a t h e w a s only a n an- a m i Tintor.
C l a s s e s w e r e e x a m i n e d i n a l m o s t all b r a n c h e s
^ of N a t o ^ Science, and I a m sore that i do not
e x a g z e r a t e -when I s a y t h e c l a s s e s s e e m e d a s
familiar
w i t h B o t a n y , C l i e m i s t r y , a n d G e n l t ^ , a.<
^ . if one i n d i v i d i ^ t e x t b o o k h a d been their only
" p n s Q i t for ten m o n t b a
A f t e r t h e claw in As
- t r a i o m y h a d been beihre the atidience m o r e than
a n h o a r , o n e y o c m ; l a d y w a s r e q u e s t e d t o j:o
tfarongh w i t h all t h e p h a s e s of t h e moon, and
ahow
t h e m o o n i n h e r first q u a r t e r s o m e t i m e o
• h a d h e r n o n i s in one direction—sometfVnes in a n
Other. S h e d i d n o t r e p l y aa p e r h a p s oome of o u r
o M fitrmen m i g h t , t h a t w h e n d o w n i t i n d i c a t e d a
1 i r e t Boon, a n d when u p a dry, but wiihout a
m o m e n t ' s h e s i t a t i o n d e m o n s t r a t e d c l e a r l f t h a t it
j ^ w a a awTns to t h e position of t h e moon with regard
-ti the eirth and s u a
e
1 h a v e a t t e n d e d m a n y e x a m i n a t i o n s b o t h m.tle
A n d f r a a l e , b a t never s a w s t u d e n t s so uniTcrsallv
i h o m o s h in Mathemitica
W h e n the classes in
^
Klain' and Spherical Trigonometry
w e n (Bailed t o reiiite, pr<»blem9 yrer«» g i v e n n o t
t h e BHWt d i f i e a l t f r o m t h e i r text-lMN>k—
: B o t e p o n . b a t p t o p o n n d e d b y Profes-w^r M a r k s .
H e * . J . K G r a v e s , i*rof««>sor J ^ m i a i n o f .MurfreeHother-|»r«»fea»ors a n d s r u d f n t a o f w h i * r
u m e a I a m , ^norant, and yet there was not a
• j t ^
fiule^
all worked rapidly—demon
.ttwtted e l e w l j — g a v e « reasnn for every r a l e —
e i ^ t h o n e l o r t h e foirmatian o f L « > 2 a r i t h m *
In
d t a d i I h e i r r e d t a t i n o s wt-re s o b w u t i f u l l v c l e a r
^ r d i d regret t h a t all ^leptics about the a d a p
— of matheioatica to t h e ' m i n d s o f t m r sex,
oould n o t h a t e b e e n p r e w n t
If t h e y could t n r n r
.while a t
M a r y S h a r p " — s e e h o w t h e yhoU
ol
K o b i n y i n ' s s e v e r e c o u r s e o f M n t h e m a t c s is t a u g h t
— i f t h e y ( ^ i l d h e a r youn<i l a d i e s i.f f(»urteen t o
«eventeen ptintue w i t h interest all matheMintical
i i l i s t r a c t i o n e , f r o m t h e d e f i n i t i o n o f a riv.ht l i n e ,
to t h e c o n s t r u c t i o n of c a n a l s , r a i i - r o a d s , s t e a m - h i p e . n r c h i t e c t u r e , h y d r a u l i c s , civil pn-.'ineering,
a n d w i t h that key p a s s b e h i n d t h e e!oud:< to cal
c u l a t o e c i i p a e s , tell of t h e l a w s of j m i v i t a t i o n . in
f a c t i n v e s t i g a t e t h e w h o l e m a o h i n e r y of c e l e s t i il
x p h e r e s , t h e y c e r t a i n l y w o u l d b e c o m p e l l e d to
c h a n c e t h e i r ' m i n d s , o r a t l e a s t m a k e a lar>:e n u m
b e r of p \ c e p t i o n 8 t o t h e i r r u l e
I h e a n i a cajwible
irentleman say t h a t he did not believe m a t h r m a
tiea w a s t a u g h t m o r e t h o r o u g h l y in a n y of o u r
C o m m e r c i a l Colleges t h a n at M a r y S h a r t .
V e r y m u c h i n t e r e s t w a s m a n i f e s t e d in d i e
clii:»se9 ir. G r e e k a n d I - a t i n , n n l 1 i m a i i i u e d I
p n u i d s e e a s t o n i s h m e n t d e p i c t e d o n m a n y taiHis—
IVofensora a n d a l l — a t t b e
roaJp
Hy t h e
youn^- hulioa i n t h a t p a r t i c u l a r d e p n r t m e n t
1
h o p e if t h e r e w e r e a n y p r e s e n t w h o h a d b e l i e v e d
t h e classics b e y o n d t h e c o m p r e h e n s i o n of y o u n g
ladies, t h a t t h e y w e n t from t n a t e x a m i n a t i o n with
new convictiona
t?are!y t b e y could disoern t h a t
l a n g u a g e w a s n o t a cbao.s of wordit t o t h e m , b u t
had been pursued and understood as a study
It s e e m s n o t h i n g is f o r g o t t e n o r n e ; : l e c t e d a t
Mary Sharp.
E v e r y b n i n i h of t h e fine a r t s e v e r y t h i n g t h a t m a y b e i n c l u d - ^ in t h e r a n i t e ot
f e m a l e a t t a i n m e n t s r e c e i v e s all d u e a t t e n t i i ..
I
iim s u r e
w h o o b s e r v e d t h e s p e c i m e n s of nl
p n i n t i n < : w i t h w h i c h t h o c h s p e l w a s a d u m e d , ai i
: a n e d a d m i t t a n c e into IV-f Guaila's studio, would
h a v e p r o n i > u n c e d h i m im artlMt of r a r e ^ o n i u s ,
a n d w . i r t h v of u n i v e n i a ' f u m e .
Q u i t e a . / i n n o h mis:ht b - ' R i d of P r e s ^^ i-i-ieror^r
a n d i'n>l l•'i^h of t h e iniMioal d j - p a r t u i o t t i
I wimIi I h a d t i m e t o - f x - n k p i i r r i c u l a r i ' .
I 'li'""
"Senior olassp« in
K l i t u T K ' . ini«l Ment.il
t ' h l l o o j p h v h o t I ffHT I I.h:ill . e n d ' l i i - M n f t it
will I.H.k ••>0 I', r i n i i i u h l p f "
•>;iv I j j i o u l d Clilicluiiii lil.-y
H'• •
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1.111- !.;_!,vîii loi'i Hr• 1
I
fo t-.-nrute
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n . .1 im . ^
• •I 1 n r [>!e.i-in;; -fcO"' - • f - it' '
n i . r- •
i ^M
It'rrif
I w.'.ilil n o t n»:;l"»ct fn •>p- ftk •!' r .ro 1, ml [ v . u
l i a r l > i r u r « w h i c l i ••'I'lr.ictens. •! it"! wlicl.' i t
V l i f r L-laojie- h a d l>.>f>n l.t U'ro
i iiii.i .-n.-..-K iin-'inie-i l\Tii i r • lirt— Immit:* : f m h \.. s f r i n ' 'I
11115ii.tin ID hii.fi tiio X iin ti.i;
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c i i l a r o c o a s i i i n b y h e r ( i r a n d m -rlivr, w h o
present.
After reading their grnduation essavs.
t h e h o n o r s of t h e oollene, t h e d e ; j r e « of -M L A
wern conferred upon fourteen.
T h e i r e s s a y s w e r e n e c e s s a r i l y b r i e f , b u t in th<?ir
c o n d e n s e d f o r m evinced t h o m u g h m e n t a l discipline a n d s u p e r i o r t a l e n t
J<ome will p e r h a p s b e
p u b l i s h e d , a n d f r o m t h o s e y o u r r<«aden« m a y j u d i j e
tlie v a l u e of a l l
M i s s S a n i d g e , t h e a u t h o r e s s of " H a i l ! to t h e
bark that can never return," evinced a compreh e n s i v e k n o w l e d g e o f t h e s t a t e of o o r c o u n t r y .
<»nd iMjne w h o h e a r d h e r will s u r e l y l o s e a n y of
their wanted patriotism. S h e m i g h t well be numbered a m o n g t h e r a r e jewele for whoic President
Grave® u r g e d t h e s o l d i e r o n t o fight
Misa Farisa proved herself in her e x a m i n a t i o n
a fine m e t a p h y s i c i a n , a n d i n b e r e s s a y a n a b l e
advocate for the " G u i d i n g S t a r " — v i r t u e
D a r i n g t h e r e a d i n g of " O a r D e s t i n y " b v M i s s
Gant, a subdned feeling prevailed, a n d tbe perfect
q u i e t testified t h e i n t e r e s t telt b y a l l
Misa O v e r a l l ' s " A d v e r t i s e m e n t s " w e r e s m i
nently practical and highly appreciated.
T h e u n a f f e c t e d t e n d e r n e s s » n d s i m p l i c i t y of
" L i f e ' s W a y M a r k s " b y M i s s R o y s t o n w o n all
hearts.
M a n y w e p t aa M i s s K e e p r e a d w i t h p a t h r , * a n d
p o w e r . " E a r t h speak:« w i t h m a n y t o n z u e s . H e a v e n
knows b a t o n e ; " b u t 1 mu»t not say more
Mnnv
m o r e c o m p o - e n t t h a n I, m n v tell y o n of t h e snic e s s w h i c h c o v e r e d e v e r y e f f o r t : a n d will p e r h a p s
'"eel a s I d o , l i k e s t a r t i n v t o u t a s ajcpnt f o r .Mary
."^harp Colle.te, to tell all w h o m i y U; reLTettini'
t h e j r n v e m m e n t a l l i n e s w h i c h B»'p:irte t h e m f r o m
:ill N o r t h e r n echnols, of t h e R d v a n t a r e s hidd>»n
a m o n i : t h e m o u n t a i n s of T e n n e - s o p ,
pure
a i r a n d i;i->od w a f p r m i y l".e f o u n d , anil wH'Tp a
m o s t p s c e l l e n t a n d i n t p l l i i r e n t Indy n m l irentlpin:m
have a eood h o m p for thp r d:!uiihtpr
Wlipn
it i.s s a i d t h a t M r s . K a r r a r is n e o o . t h o n s e k e v p e r t h e h a l f h i s no'. b e e n t--lil
She has r
t h o n i n - j h e d u c a t i o n , iiini m a n i f e s t m u c h in e^^'^t
in a l l t h e p u r s a i t s o f t h o s e p u t i m d e r h e r char^'p.
T h e n l e t u s a s k all n o t to l a m e n t t h e losa ol
X o r t h e r r t S c h o o l s , w h i l e s u c h i n s r i t u t i i m s r»
" Mary Sharp," with three hundred and
fifteen
p i i p t ' s , e x i s t in o u r b e l o v e d b i n d
E . C. 1$
Vatoo City, J u n e 19, 1H61.
Gen. Davis a Soldier.
fifc-ht
M a n y o f f i c e r s of d i s t i n c t i o n h a d f a l l e n . C o l
Uavis rode f o r w a r d to e x a m i n e t h e position of t h e
enemy, and concluding that the best way to a r r e s t
o u r l u z i t i v e s w o u l d b e to m a k e a IkjM d e m o n s t r a tion, he resolved at once to a t t a c k the e n e m y , t h e r e
p o s t e d in forco, i m m e d i a t e l y in f r o n t , s u p p o r t e d
b v c a \ - a l r y , a n d t w o d i v i s i o n s in r e s e r v e i n h i s
rear
It w a s a resolution bold a l m o s t to rasbnegs,
h u t t h e e m e r g e n c y w a s prtsssing.
With a handftjl
of I n d i a n a v u l u n t ^ r a , vrbo s t i l l s t o o d b y t h e i r
b r a v e o l d C o l o n e l ( I f c w l e s , ) a n d hi>> o w n r e g i m e n t ,
h e a d v a n c t - d a t d . m b l p q u i c k t i m e , firing a s h e a d vanced
H i s o w n b r a v e feltowa fell f a a t u n d e r t b e
rolling m u s k e t r y of t h e e n e m y , b u t t h e i r r a p i d a n d
f a t a l v o l l e y s c a r r i e d d i s m a y i n t o t h e advyrsê r a n k s .
A deep ravine separates! the o o m b a t a n t a
Leaping
i n t o it, t h e M i s s i M i p p i a n s s.x>n a p p e a r e d o n t h e
other side, and with a shout t h a t h-rs h e a r d over
t h e b a t t l e field, t h e y p o u r e d i n a w e l l - d i r e c t e d fire,
a n d r u s h e d u})on t n ? e n e m y . T h e i r d e a d l y n i m
a n d wild e n t b i i s i a . ^ m
irr(^-si»tiblp
T h e Most
c a n s flp<J in c o n f u s i o n t o t h e i r r e a e r v e e , n n d D a v i e
seited the c o m m a n d i n g position they bad occupied.
H e n ^ x t f e l l u p o n a p a r t y of c a v a l r y a n d ocmptslled
it t o fiy, w t h t h e losf of t h e i r l e a d e r a n d o t h e r offi
^•ers.
I m m e d i a t e l y a f t e r w a r d s a b r i i ^ e of l a n c e r s , 100(J stronsi,
a p p r o a c h i t i g a t a traJlop, in b e a u t i f u l a r r a y , w i t h s o u n d i n g b u g l e s a n d
flutteringpennona
It w a s a n a p p - . ! n g s p e c t a c i c ,
b u t n o t a m a n dincii«>i f r o m h i s p o s i t i o n .
The
time between our deioted band and eternity l i ^ m
pd b r i e f inde<»<i
!?ut c o n s c i o u s t h a i t h p e v e of
t h e a r m y w a s iiptin t h e m , t h a t t h e h o n o r c t Mis-
T
I L L I N O I S LliflLyiSvl.
sell it.
D o n o t for<:ct o r n e z l e c t it.
L e t every
planter a n d every f a r m e r save hay. By this m e a n s
y o » w i l l m a k e m o n e y ; y o u will p m v i d e y o u r s e l v e s 1
with good beef, m u t t o n , milk, a n d m a n u r e ; you
will m u k e o u r c a v a l r y h o r s e s f a t a n d e f f i c i e n t f o r
service.
S a v e t h e h a v 1 T h e r e is r e a l l y n o g o o d
reason wbv we should import a single bale trom
the L'uited'States, or from the British P r o v i n c e a
T o o l o n u , f a r te.o l o u g h a v e w e n e g l e c t e d a n d o v e r looked o u r o w n resources, c r y i n g G r a s s !
l.wssi
o h . f o r a good S . u t h e r n g r a s s t — w h e n w e h a v e
boundlese q u a n t i t i e s of t h e very b e s t g r a s s w u h t - a t
t h e t r o u b l e of s o w i n g , o r t h e e x p e n s e of d e v o t i n g a '
foot c f l a n d t o g r a s s o n l y .
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' O n e of t h o finest v i e l d s o f p o t a t o e s w e e v e r s a w
. w a s f r o m slips set b u t on t h e 2 S i h of J a n e
We
I bavp k n o w n good yields from them as lato a s the
lOtii J u l v .
Everytbiiii: i h a t m e n c a n eat, w h i c h
' c a n be jtrown on b o u t h e r n soil, o u g h t to be liber-;
I ally planted a n d generously cnltivatcd now.
Our
• o l d i e r s w h o a r e e x p e c t e d W fijtht a n d w i n o u r
I b a t t l e s a r e e n t i t l e d t o t h i s l a b o r a t t h e h a n d « of
thoso w h o r e m a i n b e h i n d , e i t h e r f m m indispooition or i n a b U i t v to go
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of t h e m o s t v a l u a b l e s e c r e t s of t h o p r o f e s s i o n ,
w h i l e r i d i n ; : u p t o U n i o n S q u a r e in t h e F o u r t h
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y o a m o s t b e m a k m . : a p - e a t d e a l of n i u n e v , f. r
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or t n j a g i n - in s o m e i n t e r e s t i n g w o r k , h e e x p r e s s e s
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for t h e c a u s e in a n eicervs ol >>lo<si a n d o t h e r fluids
in t h e b o d y , n n d w h a t e v e r d i m i n i s h e s t h a t e x c e s s
IS •jiirdiive". I h e nieth.Klg of t h i s d i m i n u t i o n a r e
'•worth rememberin,-.
1 Abstinence from food
•J P e r s p i r a t i o n , w h e t h e r i n d u c e d b y c o v e r i n i : u p
I in ben, a s b y f r i c t i o n s w i t h t h e b a n d o r a
mustard plaster
Of t h e s e we r e c o m m e n d only
abstinence, perspiration, exercise, friction.
But
l e t it h>e r e m e m b e r e d t h a t whi?n e x e r c i s e e v i d e n t l y
increases the discomfort or the pain, o r w h e n it
i n d u c e s a positive feeling of w e a r i n e s s , it is con-
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R a s t e r s a n d. S_ o a t .h e m K a r k. a t a .'
Th.-s,» lanHs are .-onti^^nii'" to n rvlmiul Jt« id9« k
, o l I t i d n n a v o l u n t e e r s (itill a c t c l w i t h i h e m .
Alter
lencth, •rhi<*hmiine<-t.> with oitier r«a>iK and nsT^^faieUkM
111 ir.-hiiii/ -ef.»ra! biindr»«l T a r J s , t h e y perceive<l
wri'i HTer*. thiif* atHirrling An nnlti-nkes oommuaicatioeeiU
i M f ^ i c s n i n l a n t r y a d v a n c i n j i in t h r e e lir.es ufHjn
ihe Eaaterc »r..l Smiiheni markets.
.
s battery, which, though entirely unprotec
A p p l i c a t i o n of C a p i t a l .
' tr-d. h e l d hif p o s i t i o n w i t h a r e s o l u t i o n w>>rthy of
T h n ' fer. rapitnl Rnd Uitmr have been applie.i to drwli^
ing the eoil; the ^ r ^ i r«<<ourreii of the Hate ia ood t u
his f a m e
T h * p r e s s u r e u p o n h i m stimular*?*! t h e
inin are ttlmoxt untouched The IcrRruiUe n i s th4th*
M i ' s ssippi&na.
T h e y increased their speed, and
m«ehanie urts flonrish b<-.«t a h e r e foo.1 aod m r i a t r c t a f a l .
j when the enemy was within one hundred yards
will fnllnw atAaearlv dny ;n Ill'oois, and i a t h r e o B W a
ihetipzi
ten vear* the natun'l lawn antl oecMwItiM sfiki
j o l t h e b a t u r y . a n d c o n f i d e n t of ita c a p t u r e , t b e y
ease warrant t h e tvlief that si Irast fire buadrad Ibwaa4
I t^.'ok faim in d a n k a n d r e v e r s e , a n d p o u r e d in a
people wui be en/p>««d to the state of Ulinota ta nti«»
' r a k i n g a n d deetruotiTO firei T h i s b r o k e h i s r i g h t
manufectrj^ng employmenta
' l i n e , a n d , t b e t>>8t s o o n g a v e w a y a n d fled b a c k
BaUroad Syatam efllUMia.
precipitately.
H p r e , C o I o n o l D a v i s w a s «»everp|y
I wounded."
should be sedulously cultivated
A n d n n d e r aU jncon,e from apTend of these worka. with a vbIm& psliii
A f t e r t h i s l e n g t h y e x t r a c t i n r e g a r d to t h e h e r o i c c i r c u m s t a n c e s l e t i t b e r e m e m b e r e d , t h a t , h o w e v e r fhnd ia Innda. co to diminish tbp S t a t e e n x e p M ^ t e t i x a
j c o n d o o * o f D a n s , w o s h a l l s o o n p a s s t o t h e a c t of b e n e f i c i a l e x e r c i s e m a y b e i n a n y g i v e n c a s e , t h e
1 Q u i t m a n a t t h e gates of M e x i c o ; b u t before doing
v e r y m o m e n t i t b e c o m e s a f e l t f a t i g a e , t h a t mo-1
J®*
.itw. a - 1 I so, w e will b e p e r m i t t e d a m o m e n t a r y n o t i c e of t b e
m e n t it b e c o m e s a p o s i t i v e i n j u r y , if p e r s U t e d
I b e h a v i o r of t b e S o u t h C a r o l i n a r e g i m e n t u n d e r t b e
i n . — J o v m a l of Health.
r e e s o n ^ y exiMct that m sen year* u wiQaaenkMoaaax
j fire o f t h e M e x i c a n e n e m y . T b o a e w h o ane-er a t
tinct.
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PopalatloB.
I C a r o l i n a c o u r a g e a n d v i r t u e s ar»», in g e n e r a l , t o o
i g n o r a n t o f h i s t o r v to he affecte!! b y t h e r e c o r d , D r . T . M . C l a r k ' s S n r e C o r e A g u e P U l s ,
p/JJ^^tli^S^'lîl^li'^n'JS
liutler left his sic£ bed, a g a i n s t m e a i c a l advioe, to
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I lead t h e Palmettos.
His horse was shot u n d e r him.
T
break up any «uie of Chills and Fever, bot wken m
^
. ,
H e t o o k a n o t h e r , a n d w a s s e v e r e l y w o u n d e d D i c k cflcaection wfth the P a i n l e s s L i v e r P O l s , wii) do what ^The AgnenUnnU p ^ u ^
' i n a o n n o w c o m m a n d e d , a n d t a k i n g t h e flag f r o m
.iatie and Fever rcr.iedie» do not do, i. i . crorficot. (Aa those of cay other State T ^ p r o d u ^ a w ^ e r t t o t o t *
tht ronton. Vou ntAl f ^ , t t e n cniy p w t y e a r
ttuw. The ^
I BeiKS, w a a h i m s e l f s h o t d o w n , a s w a s a l s o IJeggs
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jf appmachp.s 35.tMUK*i bnshels. while the o a n c n p J i « "
ORW.
' B u t l e r , r e s u m i n g t b e i c o i n m a n d , w a s k i l l e d b y t h e t Thw !r»-mi scourge of the Mi-Si»!??ippi vmU^, KINO not 1«BB than lio.ono.o.w bu»h« Is
I s i d e of D i c k i n s o n , u n d e r t h e flac D i c k i n s o n fell ( AGUE. £n t.s his conqueror in these reniedie.s. Thoee who
FarttUtr
Solt
live 11 the miwtnaSic regions ot the South and West, will
; a i i a i n . b u t n o w m o r t a l l y w o u n d e d : a n d G l a d d e n , esterrn
Nowhere can the mdn-tnoos fiuroer
;hc«e remedies hcyond price when thev Ksve orw« dlate
resultsi for his fcibor ns nnon three p n ^ M B f c ^
i p l a c i n i r t h p flag in t h e h a n d s o f L e o n a r d , led t h e ê^l.».l 'h^T Tuiue
beinj! «>miw»ed «1 a d ep richlosm, Uw fertik^sf »McB•
: char;:e
T h e r e was nn w a v e r i n g as d e a t h swept
To the Plantar*.
un8ur;iR»se.l by any on t h e iilotie.
i through the ranks.
S h o t a n d s h e l l h a i l e d u p o n Tr -I.-hort.^rn Isii.!* •'f the Mississippi, Artanfas, aisd BmT o Aotnal Cnltlvatcra.
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co."
Red River. su>d in all maianoiis secduo?, hy followi t h e m . T h e s t o r m raired.
Sin-e 1854 the i-omnany h»ves<^.l l,a«,0SOaCT«»t5^
ittq (he d:rwtions for drfministencft thcv«e PilW, will eft(«Jto- • pl!..nlT
to Rftual riiUiTsujnu and evr-ry contract e M ^
I
In t h e w h o l e b i s u i r y , " siiys C l a i b o r n e . ' t h e r e hIIt prevent nine-tenths of the Astie nnd rhill Fevers, as
an ReTwniem to riihiTale. The road
Hwawoiro^
Pilioii!!. Inlermitl«nt and Remittent Kevers that now thiûRh
h a s n e r e r lieen n m o r e s t r i k i o j ; e x a m p l e of i n d i f web
ihe-e
l.ii.i." a: an eipeiL-e of $2.
y.«rly .leoimste the time of their serrantii antt the pro^ti. ol the
1
of torfv-nine c-onnt»ei|> t h r O M B W K g s
f e r v n c e to d e a t h , t h " rp=iult of s t e r n r e s o l v e Kiich Lt.e irroi t y air-Wnes^ m d death.
oi.lT .tSV-WS, since which •17S.SW I w
I in in ron-,£ht f o r tlie h o n o r of C a r o l i n a .
Several'
ad.tp.1. tuiitong ihewhi-le isjj.o!iUiDa
afiiaflt»
Ome K i U i o n o f D o l U r e
c o m p a n i e s wt rd a l m o s t a n n i h i l a t e d ,
t k i m e h s d not (
per Ceul
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.North jf-iirlv for qiu-tck and patent mediciQes.
m e n etiousfh l e f t to b u r y t h e i r d e a d , o r b e a r t h e i r 1
E v i d a n c e a of P r o a p w l t j - .
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lh«; '.t»'.i,OiKi tun- oi fr-icht. in.-l:idmi?
I of t h e offi,.;ers w e r e l i t e r a l l y t o r n f n i m t h e i r p e r
Miners! Me^H.-inew to th^ dog^ von wi^b ro kill, &nd emin tn • 2.V)
barrels ot flocr were forwarten over
•Dr""
line last vpar.
s.ins t h e c o l o r b e a r e r s »i?re s h o t d o w n , b u t t h e try «h««e
P a r a l ; Vegetabla and Soatharn Bemedies,
Edaoation.
fli'iT, b a t h e d in t h e i r b l o o d , w a s a l w a y s s c i t f d u s pren-ir*..! sjonc- hy Iir. Clirk, a native of Ter.nes-ee, who
Mechanic-- and w,irk..- impn w:U
. t h e y f e l l , a n d b o r n e to t h e f r o n t
P r o u d l y it float « Cuiiiha.'-ity with S titbem dipeases and their treattneni in teni
eorouraee-l by the Stale out e n d o ^
s
HouUiem
i-lim»te.
t h r o u g h t h e teiiipe.sf of d e a t h , u n t i l t h e v i c t o r y
rerenu^ f..r the s.i,.port of srSKyK T t o r ^ r f d W M ^
h r e in th^ sight of the .-hiirrh aail is h n o l h W M J , ^ ^
Dr. C l a r k ' s S o r * C u r e Aûe PUIa
h a d l i e e n t v o n ; a n d t h e n , all t o r n a n d bl»Kid s t a i n e t l
tip with the prospenty of the leading t u m J» V *
it dropp»»d o v e r its o w n c l o r i o u s d e a d 1 T h e regi- jf. rpfîmmeo.ted for C h i l l F e r e r , P e v e r A z u e . D u m b
A j m e , "UJ.I nothing eWe. They wUl etttstuslfy
Km|Kre.
i.a'wamT,
iTj I
• op,,
m e n ' e n t e r e d t h e b a t t l e w i t h '27.S, r a n k a n d file, a m i anT! «lien tsken in connection i l t h Ihe Liter h l l , wHI en- i
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T h e pnces of these lisnd« vary from 9S to
..-Rcdinff, or how o U l i m t e the case,
RpeordmirtoliKMlion, .vitality, *c.
i n g : i t s d e a d a n d w o u n d e d m a d e a p t h e d e f i c i e n t ^ . lonjt
Hrice $1 to. Sent by mail, post paid.
sell
for
aboiii
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to
ill
per
C a d e ' ^ of a noble State, sons of a s u n n y clime,
of subtlumg prairie lands ss
hraniTeil b y t h e i r c o u n t r y a s t r a i t o r s f o r d e f e a d i n . ' '
... the ratio
,
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of 1. to I " in tavor i
sale for tbe bulk of theae tands will be
the Constitution and riu^ts from usurpatitm and )
f^Thmj fmlninno Cclontior ilinerat
O.ViS rEASTS
IXTEBBSTISADr'^!^
i i u t r a i e . y e t d y i n g c h e e r f u l l y f o r t h a t c o u n t r y in a i
WILL
KFFECTDALLY
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foreism l a n d , t h e w o r l d m a y t e a m t h a t s u c h a " r a c e , ' Y U K Y
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If taken in miaamauc localities before the Ague gets
get$ hhold
o l d , t h e contract stiBuUtiiig that
on the system, they will a t t llko a c h a n a in eradicaUn*
.W..Ml—
radicaUn* rhase.1 shall be fenced and c u l n v a .t ^ ,
mia-smstio poiwin, preventing ieve.-s. The Painless Liver fhr tire vears from the date of » l e , «>
Pills •trike at the very root oi diseass, attiog gently in the fiveyearis one-hsU shall be fenced and u n i l e r ^
punflralion of the Wood in thet eaay ttvuiner which inspires
_
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T w a a t y Par Cant, w i l l be ——
confi.lonce in the .«uflerer—Tart O i r i
P«is.
From the S o c t h r m Field 4 PireRirle
For th valuation for c«.«h. except the i j i J W W S J i m *
THEY CONTAIN NO MINERAL POISONS,
HAYi HAY I PASS IT
ABOUND
•«« W ^ J g r f e W .
tat ««. composed of reme.lies that our Creator, in hi* in- doIUr- per acre, when the • a«h
PfmpKlets dr«niptiTe of lands.
to sspring up on our prairies, on
M b . Et'iToR
S i n c e m y i v s t u m f r o m l o r e i g n finite pooflncsa haa cauFed1 to
pnee»
and
terms
of
payment,
can
our nver haaks, and in the d_
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deep recesses of the foresi,
couniHe-*. tw.i raonth-< air.i. I t a k e n o p a p e r s , a! Truly. •• in wisdom hath tie mad© them all for t h e relief of
l.RT.d CoTTlTni* .ione- Illinois
i l u . u c h I ttxik a n d yiid
J'^r fifteen i j e f o r e I l e u ..uft«!ripi; h-im.»n'ty.''
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v.=-.-VtUn
k j i e B d ic 2 peric-U-tJ e5ir#d by
tvyhgll of Bf-tb?'t._r "V'TTfii.ia, rs
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had
• n o R - f e J b w s h i p " n i i j il>en.
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tolite ia the kiTigdom cf
artirhrb
tcaoBEiic tbe Ra|.ti=i C + u r d i : 1
waiGii o r k-hi3d, w b o t a . : n n y Esrripj
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CaE5rbelI'.=
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• e t t f y KgJkteeB t c c d r t d y f i a r s II- t e :
*f C h r i s t ; t e e i d e s w a u d n g thf-
fca
B n i d o e r C a m p b - H c l t i r c t c b|
pobBih t o t h e w c r i d
'Bo&mr
r-^ntiiaeuts
H e a r bin:. " The Cbri«i5
Milfcanial I l a r l i n g c r , b ins
Mntimonts
the
cr.ctains a
* * f c n t a t i c u , a s we!} as
biiil
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t h i s w e e«c t h a i by c i a i i a l n s
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to
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®te)daced
ft^tJio
the
cncie-.^f ct-ci;
Cfarii'Jan E n j ;
r.n^
uii
Milioi
SW a r e t h e s t & n d u r u bi.-Ujries i n -srhil
a full
i e T e l o p n j . - n t of P a i E p b
S ^ i & t e tell
n . that
Cartpb-liicia
i t 16 n o t s o
now;
th^âdvocater of that u m
^êalin}!; t'nfi-wote:
i:r-
features
of
h a s C a m p b e l l f-ver r e p o d i r t
coctaincd
in
the
Cbristisa
Harbiiiger?
of t b e
Dr. T. M. Clark's Painless Lirer Pills.
The Adviser.
f-rvr^n:-^
Frr
^ o f the linrii of J^rutircation l . ' t j
^ p r o f e s « r p , is t f rf-.-^'^r- T'cln *
n § a o t tiEii^ thf y . : r i - 2: , .i-it
it
T
T H E B A T T L E O F BTJENA VISTA.
I n t i m e s of e x c i t e m e n t like t b e present, w h e n we
r e a d s o m u c h i n Bl.ick l i e p o b l i c a n j o u r n a l s a b o u t
t h e e a s y c o n q o ^ t of t h e e n t i r e y o o t b , t h e a r t i c l e
b e l o w w i l l b e rertd w i t h i n t e r e s t
T h e e n e m y forget, p r o b a b l y , t h a t m e n of t b e s a m e heroic darinir
a n d firm r e s o l v e t r e s t i l l a l l t e ; m e n w h o will p r o v e
t o t h e w o r l d t h a t t b e y c a n n e i t h e r l)e i n t i m i d a t e d
b y t h r e a t s , n o r overawe<i b y n u m b e r s .
In reveiw
imr C l * i b o i : s e 3 L i f e a n d T i m e s of i^citm.v.n, in
De / l o j f ' i iJeeiVw, t h e w r i t e r s a y s :
homtj.
At p r e ^ ' n t 1 a m a u i n d e p e n d e n t volunteer,
T H E VERY BEST T I L L FOB T H E U V E R
F.jr the nnme
ntK)n the Illinois « entr*! Ksilroad. ê«
-An e p i s i v l e m a y b e h e r e t o l p r a t w l in r e z a n l to late f r o m I V n s n o o l a . a n d s o o n t o d e p a r t f o r V'lr I Ever oifer«vl to ttie puhiic, luon/ nTujuc-'UcmeAi;!.
At>|-.l''to" " KaiUav Hii'ê.
t h p c o n d u c t o f t h e • l e l f h r a t e d Missiit!.ippi UiHeo iTinia (l» \ ) a n d d e e m it u s e l e s s t»> t a k e p a p e r s 1
Ifave t/rty JauntUct?
Try them.
u n d e r c h . i r i r e o f CoL n o w P r e s i d e n t .lfffer->on Davis, I V r h ! i | i s \ o u h a v e r e c e n t l y s a i d s o m e t h i n g a l x i u t i
t h e j b e s t .
II not, p l e a s e i n s e r t t h e followin;ii t o t h e
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