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Vii.'g, dear giri.'J^ K^? to mc /"V
' With wishes kiuu *& true, J , M ^1
* '*" -. Ill keep an^ref^nfehiahly.^y* Jr jB
v* Aiid w'ftr ithutfor^wu. / Jf/ V
fr'.T*. * ?
i ll |>ruy that tt1\ tlyfUaya/hiM' htff AVL
A ring of Miss diving? Jrf , *f\l
A goMcu Wreath ofjGU>VrJ(
$K3 jja WUero joy sliallljlo';
" '/^ ,- v #/ , il
When gallants ga^f theii^caW/shal^*]),,^?
' V - - Aud sing of Ij^red ofiib tfcar?- " S ? ,
- JT.h ei each i*i sterling f'ido shrvll '
Hit beauty of ? ' ?
Aud wiDj flows fttt and mirth rtids^hti
An>id the jovial Jirong, ^ '-'iMteSi
I'll toast the gi:i wliogavo the ring? W',
The Queer vf nil mj- Song! ' /-f
1
' - ,;.T<
^ .mi i w 'on removed frotn Iheca far, '"r?
g&ra Though Imppileoo I be,
S^j |l How ureet'lvVill bo to dream of love, # r
AnJ tliink. (lenr girl, of ihee? W/*V
ipl; j Or all the rapture I hnvc felt 1 '>
Within thy burning kiss, ?
f . '! An3 nil the nangyj I have kuown. I
fin av" I
& ; Not aDgels up in lWavcn nbove, I
PraEa v Nor demons dovfci below, f
?in!1 ollpnf 1I? ?f / /?/ honmnflBo E
a _ ~ - -r_"
Which ouly lovers know: ?
Then ruin tlie art cl cruel handn J
Our loving l -'arl^i.* sevor, X
. ;.yt t Tliat hoop or gold flljall bind out souls,
'y' ; j 1'ornver and/orcicf. f
MILIT'EY SYSTEM^)F THE AOUTH.
v The military system jof thofotilli has
afforded the press of Enfope s<yie interesting
topics of discussic^i. TM\e most in?
to'ligcnt foreign jourr.al4 do At hesitate to
declarc that tho permanent /rg.mization of
the Southern army, as ij i Jexists at present,
is the most intlispu|j^le evidence of
the separate nationality tf the South.
At the beginning of fliis war we had
nothing that deserved tft title of a military
system. There no lack of zeal
or determination in tlfo jS'outh ; hut the
organization of the a*ny^ was detective,
us atscipnnu vis remrdq^l by bad laws
and, at a time that thffojdca of the enemy
'in Virginia had rewdtfd tlijp highest state
of efficiency otir owM^tomy was passing
through >u^eddivp ejmge i |)t' disorganizn TIiq
army of : flraMiemv \yas ?uperi- j
"wn m'evei ji*"* >i?t, except cour
Iheyjiad every guar?nnm^liSjdiscipline.
i a^d ^effect equip
J of tfn^crtith dates I
be ' Conscription law. I
ist bo a tributed tbr.t
lization of our army
fc which ihallcuge iLe
|>po.. Tie beneficial
ucnfc ara.(ow manifest
i as jto '$> world, ill
? organ
^lavo ii'
tlie presai
be couuti
jgBkWWJ& ita wisdoro.t Jtf'our montl
^^ftteyj^vere retiring It-eak and dis
e toe overwhelming torce i
Jlding to them Ihe Beacoas
raanfuaotoring^power, th
d evenj^febtite Scales of tli
Nuve weir^Tidva'ticing wit
bers,improving or^anizatioi
ige an.d .the pr?fcig$Wf vict;
my de(^({etl,dTtihe^^ied an
lself beMbdd<jfprisive "worl
'?r ot'^lu?jgpo^oaifc^ A mil
hidi b*a do6*a*mQohj/*
bould'-fefc-cbei iahed <jn^|)0r_
/defect* Bfleedilw aAt<KXc(*A
.(jn!
1
most admirable* in the
w*?rld.~?tfxhmond Lrarhuier. w
, jy ? hi
OEW^WTLEK'S PARTINO ADD&E83 TO HI8 hi
' J/j\ XR00P8. ru
I Gen. Butler's parting address
JoJjb t^Jfoj^of bis l%te department: ?
rqiifitfojfi Department of the Qulf, ) i.
j/^Nw^ADrlq^ns, Dec. 18, 1862, J ?
. 1 SoldleIfs ^ g
r'gr^i yoiv,'" bs-.avd .coulee, and aay .
fnl-ewelj'! ^itrword?endoared as you are
by a community pf ;J>>tvati5n^ hardships, a
dangers, victories, 'successes, military and ^
civil-*'}* tho only 'Sorrowful thdught- T
have. '
^Xou have deserved well of yo*$ country. ^
Without a murmur you sustained an en- $
campment on a sand bar 80 desolato that
lianictimon^ fn it wUli /?unp?? /?bva ??,1 "? ?.?!
vuu.uu...?..? * " v.iui j v?i*j iiuu v;uiufort
possible has been the most dreaded,
punishment inflicte'd upon your bitterest
and most insulting enemies. You had so ?
Kill:? lrau."purl?tiion thht' TjiiV"*K*"'l???rCrnu
could advance to compel submission by the
Queen City of the Rebellion, whilst others ,
waded bronst deep in the marshes which
surrounded St. Phillip, and forced the surrender
of a fort deemed impregnable to *
land al'.nj'.k l>v llin most skillful oncineers
J ? 0
of j-our country and her enemy. At your
occupation, onler, law, quiet and peace
sprang lo this city, filled will, the braves
of all nations, where, for a s.ore of years,
during the profoundeat pea' e, humau life |
was scarcely safe at noon d ly.
lly 3ronr discipline yo-t illustrated the e
best traits oi the American soldier, and v
enchained the admiral on of thoso that a
came to seofT. Landing with a military
chest containing but <eventy five dollars, n
from tlio hoards of :i rebel Government 1
you have given to your country's Treasury r
nearly halt* a millio.i of dollars, and so supplied
youiiielves with the needs of yuur ser- 1
vice that your expedition has cost your 1
Governme.it less by four-fifths than any '
other. J
You have fed the starving poor, the '
wives and cnildren of your enemies, so *
converting enemies into friends that tliey
havo sent their roprescntntivea to your 1
Congress, jy a vote greater than your en- r
liro numl ers, from districts which when 1
you entered, you were tauntingly told that
there was "no one to raise your flag."
By your practical philanthropy you have j
won ;lie confidence of Hie "oppressed race" lj|
aud he slave. Hailing you as deliverers, I
tho*" nra rniulw tn-'&H ... '
b luT
. - uiata, } pf^vrfqfejoar- tanks
>" fuller thfcil iho?e'?jf .Mj^tuer battallion4
ic o{ tbe.RjimfrJSig ? of vice.
u* *" You bavi mi doubly numbers of the
ot enemy and qeCnted him |n the open field^
nt But I need further ei large upon
y topic. Yoi were sent herl to do lbyr
lis I conimt 1 you to1 y-.s- copr^^erJ
You are wcj hy of hia lov'ej f
of Farewell, my comrades,farewe" !
l? / DEXJ. FJF>T^&K,
16 Major-Gene^^^*-0 Wodipg.
ij tni: Woxdeii ^Wd.?On
^ Mod Jay last, tl^r^88 an e>\il>ition in
' our town of//lwo ^?^?rf*cbiyed girl,
j She forms^" tba gfeateafe wfccfctt Qf
tlie ago,// as e*ciled ^ won.lr 'ofthe
/rnie(Jic->'?rW' both ia ^.nroPoani^eii-,
caJ^y'0 Siamese Twins I^|V$ *
? 88 a n'08' won<JerfoI prod\3iuj^' qf. i
J^ture, but iy no respect are'Yhey ^npj^- '
nuiu 10 iuis anal and yet single erVtefice^. 1
of this black girl. Site has twfwi!i?^nct:
heads and a marked individ^iarafe
tlie waist nod in the lowe^exjjB&ib$| |
Instead of a lateral connectiW, wflKHhK g
case-wfibfe Siamese Twins, tbere tiva
spinal junction, in part, by wftsoiie
body is formed, the other parts beBp,. free
and unrestrained. She seems to baCVery
intelligent a girl, and hn3 rather fineWkUBical
talent. "White talki?t?
have .before you tjsro diftinct persouft^ijtl,
yet there stands it'inexplicable reahtftbU
ODe torporeal existence. At this myate^B J
ous union, science* recoils. Shft how^vera?
is worthy x>f a . pjpfrtoDat observation, aIlcM t
we anticipate it ^u s is carried ,through tb?<
Sontiii'rtiftt- tho
1.. -? 1 f.
FAr'i3 FOE ILLUSTRATION.
There wiuJ a young inftu of l"~6o habit*
ho received a stab in the 8hi>*?lder, which
is physician said wasVbleeding iu'vardly,
id must shortly end in aeatb. lie was <lrt.'d
illy alarmed at the oroRpeot before him.
lie sent for the neighboring roiuiator but
o\ one of them cou.d be found immediate
A good old man, of the Methodist
burcb/waa brought to him, who read the
cripturcs, and prayed with the dvinor nin
or. rbo most earnest protestation that ever
ill from mortal lips did ibis young man
tier, declaring bow he would aeive Gi*s},
(Shod but spare bis life. The Rgcd
(bristinoq4i.de bim adiuu, promising to re
ng\_ftgaiiSdf possible, ami once more pray
ith-aud for the terrified wretch. He did
>. Tbdre^came in another physician, who
udersi^od (he case better than the first one,
rid sfcid the wound would not prove fatal,
nd Pie sufferer should be up and well in a
jwnlays. The Bible ytfis open upon the old
nu^s kuees, that he might read another
yisage of the words ofeternnal life to the
inner, arid'then pray with him* But ho
rho had beou so distressed at the thougt of
ying, unprepared, now turned deliberately
ver in his bed, with his back to the old beever,
and declared that ho had no longer
ny need for praying or reading the Scrip'" '^1
ihn "" I ,
anished all bis'feonvictious of sin and all
is dread of the judgement bar. Such is
je heart of iuhu. Such is the sin of the
forkl tvhieli worketh dtyith. Ho lived a few
ens after this event, and lived wickedly.
His life was lost in a drunken fight, when
ue of his companions shot hie brains mu
it.li a pistol.
There was a professor of religion who an
statizccJ, and adopted Universalist creed,
le fell ill. A pious friend waited on
im. lie asked the sick man if he enjoyd
peace with his new bolief. The answer
?as affirmative, with a request not to cay
nything more upon that subject. "If you
re niv friend, and care for my feelings at
.11, do not ever again name to me the name
if Jesus Christ, for it fills we with distress
ind anguish."
These are both facts. Whether of the two
s the more terrific? They are both illustraions
of the natnrn of p.nti?ri(>nr<f?_ ?r?
ikewise illustrations of t.lie way this life
akes hold upon the next. Some go blind
bid ii.to eternity, and some go thither
vith fearful forebodings. The name of Jesus
Dhrist, so sweet in heaven, and so sweet to
uany even upon this sinstricken globe,
nust be Lerribl indeed in hell. It must, in
lecJ, rill upostates and rejectors of II is
trace, with the bitterness of eternal death.
to
jp
AL'^FFI CE,
GENE11AL rd^^S^' JftU
IN pursus^ of an Aoit <X the General AssftnjK
en,'tlod "j^rAolVo authorize and
empojpcertu''> Regiments Urtelectlheir Fielc
P&*aeJ ou 1^1 ltith di\ of December
I j>yr an election for Ffelil Officers o
{JfTfourth Regimes of First cVpJ Keservei
jrlnreby ordereuAo he holdenVon TIIUHS
DAY, the 15ih && of Jnnuary iiVt. . II.
Thnt said be cMdyctlfJ bj
the Commis3io?d Officers of tlio V3omp#niei
whose attty it Jptll be to open and void poll;
for their resniutivo. coinpaniua ?L ?leh plncei
within the jRDits of said Regiment as 'hoj
may nee fit W designate, receive andkount tlx
votes (all nxmbera of the companiesneing en
titled to vie), and immediately mAo theii
returns offLirl election under their lands to
Ibis office# i
III. Tie Captains of the companios are char
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