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A Brilliant Victory.

We have fought another grea. battle, aud
Heaven has youch4afed us another signal
victory. On "Wednesday incoming the '2bth
ult.. General Price attacked the Yankee
army at Lexington, and after abloody Asht
Of hftY-nine h"urs. th" city ss reduced,
and the garrison. numbering fonr thcussnd
men. with a number Of cannon and small
arms, an immense quantity Of ammunition
and stores, three tbousand horses and
quar- ter II n million Of dollars in gold, we're
captured. These arms are . godsend to the
freem"n Of Missouri. aud il !. impossible to
overrate the moral effect OF this brilliant
victory upon the mind 81 the people of that
Siatr. IL will paraliz- the arms of her trsi-
tnrous soLs. and infu4" NJ indomi, able spirit
Int" the hearts of those who have g"oe forth
Ia d-v. out from their b.rders the horde
Of thieves and "sss-sins, ~ho would bring
them into bond,g' t. a mean and bloody
dssp"'ism
Miss uri is on the high road Ia ind.pen.
denee. A few more terrible blows inhictpd
uron the hir-lihgs. and the Stat. will rai-s
y shout over her complete dsliv-rsnce-
she has acted with an energy and hero
ism beyond praise. A. soon ~ the purpose
Of the 'iespot wns discovered, she tarri-d
not, clamoring pite"u-ly for help. but seeing
the danger. h. unhared her arm, stirred
mp her strength. and resolved to defend her
liberties and her rights. or perish in The At
tempt Rushing upon the invaders with
fierce strength. with such arms rs she could
Law her hands on, she smote the n,ercen sries
with resistless might, and though Tut f-w
weeks have elapsed since che d-termiu-d
To be free. victory has twined the laurel
thrice uIon her brow
The accounts Of this battle are taken
fron the New York fieral! Of the Gath and
35'h uitimo. and il wer- unreasonable to
suppose that Inc whole truth has been told
hy ihsi unscrupulns sheet. We NAV rest
as-urred that II has net exaggerated IN. luss
susisined by the Yankee troops These
"i't"-s, however, convey the intelligence
{" a splendid Sicr"ss and accepting them
IA true. w. have abundant "ccusi n Tor
gratitude dizzy. .... 80 |
As it l. us practice Of our foolish and
wicket "neiies 10 sacrifice some General
on the altar OF tn" public indignation for
every defeat we fear that the Infamous
Fremont will he hurled by the w,athful
people from his giddy elevation. The re-
moval Of that am n''i,i"n- ard deprav~d crea-
ture from the post he now fills w"uli be .
great calamity to the esuse Of the South in |
Missouri. We trust that for our sak-s the |
Administration will spare this robb-r of |
hen ro"sts and Of banks.
Charlsston Courier.
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Gorsa. The Riehmoad Examiner Of
Thursday says: .. ..
mo lest than eleven ps,sons. avowirs
themselves alien enemies under the con.
di'i"ns rreFcribrd in the War Department
for their egress, were y, 81 rrday fi,rnishe,l
with passports p"rmitt'ng them 10 proceed
North by the way Of Norfolk" ., s..s..
Gs"RoA.--Gov. Brown has trIographei
the Secretary oi War. Urging him TO .end
b"ek 1--WE s"rmcd regiments osasorgia froops,
to assist in the defence Of the coas1
DIrMssrn Pref E. G. Boynton. Of the
chair of chemistry, mineralosy. ste.. .1oi tho
University OF Mississippi. has becu dismissed
Tor disloyalty to the South.
lrhsail there are 3S.0oo flea. To a man
In Florida II this Is true. she Snmhy
C"nfoderaey will have hari scra;cLia 20
ess a.ny .s ... a.
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srAusroy, fv:a Richmopdl oo, :.

Tic Rattle Of geentoi.r River.---A intelli-
gent gentlcmsn, just arrived from Grscnbrier
river, furnishes some additional details Of the
battle Of the Sd. Gen. Jackson's brigade still
holds its former position, with pickuts station-
ed as boforc the battle. Tho brigade conss-
ted of Jacksou's, seotts, and Taliafcrro's Viz
ginia regiments, aud HapsFerger's Virginia
battalion, Rusrs Arkansas regiment, three
Virginia artillery companies, with two bat
teres, commanded by Capts. Anderson; Shoe.
nakor and Rice, aud let and 18th Georgia
regiments. Capt Shoemaker was wounded
by bomb bursting. Capt Rico had portion
of his foot shot OFF. The Georgians killed and
wounded Are Davis aud Brown, Of the Gate
City Guards. Atlanta, killed; member of the
Dahionega Volunteers, name unremembersd,
seriously wounded; Richard Clay, Of the Ma
Tiou Guards. killed John Dean, Of the Mus
oogee Riflss, got thee fesh wounded. though
hii name is forgotten. ooo of the Arkansas
regiment vas killed. Total killed OF the Con-
fedsrates =; wounded, 40; missing IL. Tho
loss OF tho enemy was evidently sovsre.
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rr.4r.o4r.-lTh. wlloiog,onl soasu.'

. AhS " sSSb1s
marks: tssfSsgba 'FsasSsA
The tras el,srasssr Of binshlag 6iosk
b-gias now. " sprssr. The Sbjsssss tlI
" not 70 BLOCKADE the pcrts oflbss sSaN
States. but to Rs srouaa Sue sAlsssa assd.|
fai.s signals aud other dishopsst strait
msaus. steal .ysrythihy they ESQ aesoy
their grasp. The fact 10 y weli k6o iahAI
iniportant hsr6dr has been <ffectaiily gel
ed since tho war e,tumedced; sud yst u
esll IL block"hus squadron. instssd sa
raticAJ. as Il shonld he. "a~ e''a ssa
A British brig has been lying ~ ASfst|
City for several weeks. takinx ssfS0,
now that II 10 full, the hiuekadihg sqhsi
rnakes itsexit TO give Il sehanSs fc le,
As soon, however, rs il IL out ofHglf.
fishing smack belonging TO = C6nfsfsr,
man we're to attsn,rt to come IN. they "a b
Il. ana feel glorious over tH. fest. 81 -
Nov. il England is going to pfft,
conrss Of this kind--piay second fiddl,
the blockade. merely to secure cotton ,
naval storas to keep their rasdufactt,
employed. and ignore us as . ustiooaiit
1t is time We knew It, and would put s
to all cTportstiuns In fl,st direction.
can live Independent ofboth the North
Great Britain. and We siiosId dSoit, sf /,
until they can realize that ~s srs !
Dls. n r..'f. .a 3 r's -a. 'GfNisf,E
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PROCLAMATION.
STAT OF souIO CARo, i
Ip,XE, ,HsTTV brDE AKTNt Mt.

'Asrs taN ENSl-JIN h.DB DB@SbfMHNt. rr. q.
E.Hr ~ IuLr 8, 1881.
A CCBErING 20 Pn .Ar, al ,l,Y N"niede.
~ rate Co, yttss. e,ita!cd An act u i'nf
into Operation th. GurorrJnent nnd-,2 'h'
Psruanen, Constitutions vi the. Cpif-der.i,
states of Amcricn." Il 10 required that zach
State shall vote on the FIRST WkllNES.
DAY IN NOVEMBER NEXT. for President
and Vice. President uf the Confederate States
which officer are 4" y. ina,ig'Iraied on the
twenty second Of Fpl,rUMy next; aud.
whereas, the existing lsw II the state PRO
vidss that the Electors for Presid-ht and
Fee Pr, sident shall be spp'in,ed hy the
Legislature and, whereas, the L"gi.'aturs
of tl,ss state win not be in regular -sssion at
the time prescribed hy the aforesaid Act for
sp,ointn,pnt az Electors: -.
Therefor. lie It known that ], r. "
PlCKkNS. Cover, ar 10 snd "ver the state
of S"uth Carolins, by virtue ot til" power
ysvted III H,- by the Consiitutto'. nnthor,z'
2 ing the Governor. on -x,rT'rdinary occa
sions, 10 convene the Gen, rnl Assembly. do
iseue this my proclamation, calling np'h
and requesting the Senatorr and Members II
ths Hoiisc ~ REPRESENTATIVES (" convene IL
sCtbLUaBiA, ON TIE FIRST MONDAY
IN NOVEMBER next ensuing. that they
may be t,rcseni IN the Hnuss "f R.prescnts-
lives. ON The said W"aaesday in November,
President of the Confederate SiSres 1T Ans.
riss, In conformity with ,h- Act Of he Con.
.teisrote CergrsSs aloressid
As 80" Psr,ra ~ Cnu.'i;nti"u is to -
4, ,orx,1ised, ~. cicc'n.' "ii hc required "'
= tNG Sew or- hO~a estate, and alsu, ii AL
protsJifty uDsi'-'oIy tn Peculiar state "'
The eocu''Fy ~ -. jortnnt matte's "il' hr
sets3 on - re rru,e s.-siom ot the !egi,ia
'ufe. ..'.
State, -f,r2s%i.i ~ C",umhia, this III" six' h
dav'of i"l, T." tn. vea "f Mir Lord "ur
thous-nd light h"ndr.A and slS'y "p-,
aud in The eighty sixth y-sr .'f'tIs.' ihd"-
- fpeadai'"e of thr stat, ~ S.m'h Car"'iua.
- a'.''.' Wv II K9N~.
IsAsc ~ MEANS, Secretary ~ state.
July Ia u "owtd
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I'm NExr fsEkT RkrTL2 The mex, great
hsttle between the armies on the Poton &C
is moi lightly estimated by the Northern
prsss. The New York Hr-a!i ssys Of il:
A tarrthie ba:ti. is at hand between the
100000 troops on the banks Of the Potorn.
50, Ia she vicinity Of Ws.hiugton--loo. 900
on either '.ide--n hattie which vii! be great.
or ihan shat Of Waterloo. and it. win Prob.
ably be decisive against the party which
loses IL. The mighty results depending on
itinSolse TIE destiny Of the people Of this
coniinen', snd perhaps Of modern civiIiza
ticn. Ifthsre should he partial defeat Of
'he Fe.iersl army, Iet.ihe Abolition leaders
who ia-iisated thc wsr--Ph;llips. Garrison,
4reeiy. Bereh-r, rhrrvsr. TappsR. Jay
and their assosiate----look out for another
country. IS this will he too hot to hold
them. IL there should be total defeat Of
the Federal army. tog.th-r with the capture
Of Nashingtos, let the antislav-ry dru,a.
g"Gu-s who, for the last thirty years. have
been stirring up the embers of strife which
resulted Ia the oaths-e spsoit. look ont ss
fast - they can for so'ns asylum beyond
the limits OF the Amsricsn cout,nent, for
this is the Only way In which they Gan con
cult the safety Of their iapsrltsd n.eks
.
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MIR Oxen Y..Skxs CAprAISs ox OxE
rH"iS'-A sew York paprs Of Monday
says:
The ".hy Of Capt james Mcqueen. Of
'orhr~ny B, 18th Regiment. New York
Ht"te Volunteers, arrived in this city yestsr-
day afternoon, from Washington city,
Eight dead cnPtains from various other
regiments, were aa.o brong ght to jersey City
by the train which had the remains OF Capt.
Mcqueen on board.
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PERMrsstoN To FoREI0x FE,sBIA-The
Fort Blown (Texas) Flag states that tie
Wexiean Congress, or the, Secretary Of N..
rine. has granted permission to for. ign Vs..
sels to enter the Rin Grande river and di.
charge their eargoes 1t Matah"ra.. This
concession Il said to have been extended on
oeoount Of the blockade Of the S6urh"ru
ports. and IL actually made. may be Of con
siderable sorvics to the inhabitants Of Ter
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r. ". DAVIS,
PRACTICAL

LhAOx4VA4
Matchmaker and Jsweler. E
- TAKES the liberty 20 insorr 62
EJA. tho people of q reepvi'le, and the STA,
d, Xuhole surrounding country, thntSs.. 9.
he has on hand. without doubt. the beat stock
OF fftaet.tra FAsN -
w ATyISls's g. SJ5aNy5aJr,1aWy
that has ever been kept in the Town Of Green
vile, and n any one il disposed to doubt II, let
him or her. come and see II Il Is not so. His
stock comprises in part Of the following
articles a
Fine Gold and Silver Watches
o' all qualities, and warranted to keep good
time and to give satisfaction. All goods sold
by him, are warranted to be what they are rep
resented, or he will refund the money and
take the article back and no gtnnbling. His
Jswelry is Of the latest and bost styles. In his
s,oct are fine Diamond Goods, lava, Pearl,
Coral and Garnst, with or without sets, and
the fne Chain and other Dracelsts; Watch
Chains Of all styles; Gold and Silver Thin
hlcs. Gold; Silver AMI Steel Spectacle, Con-
cave and Convexod Glasses. and also Meek
laces. with or without Clasps. he has slso
pure Silver and Plated Ware. HE Articles
are too numerous 20 mention all of them, but
Gonna and ac., at n.,cc - "a. e" rs f
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RIcu GoLD yKIS We were shown on
Saturday last. hy Mr.. Rufus r. Asl,u,y.
"f Pleasant Retreat. a very rich spsr ip.cn
OF gold quartz. weighing rome cigbty pen
u! weighis-the lnrnp was nearly pure pul,
taken from the Old Loud Vein near that
place. Mr. 4. also informed ma that n.
washed ont near 500 dS.s In two hours
time. That will d" for a rich vein. e
Dablr n,on (Gs) SiCnaI.
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4 bIscoSsnL,rE Lincoinite. who, IL /. Ia
be hdp-d, is beginning TO see the error Of
his ways. was overheard soliloquising thus
They talk "''""t supporting the provisions
at the Constitution Of the United States
when it is as much Is a follow can do to get
provisions enough nowadays to suppor,
his own constitution"
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THE FIVE REGIMENTS RpFu- IN. we learn
That President Davis has r"fused to comply
with Gotrrnor Browns cali for ,h. retu, /,
OF FIVE Georgia rrgimcnts. with their ,rn,
TO defend the coasts Of this Stat.. The "a
f"r"r'ed upon the authority Of a ;,,riva,.
letter, which add, that the Gcve,.nor Z. =,
tst'ng troops 'or six montbs' = .rv;.s h,r IN.
co st ds'e"ee. and that .Tor .e companies or.
ga"iz"d with view IT, ,.ervic. in IN. c,n
'e'e'"'e '' army haSt tendered their srrvices
to Gov Brow" for this purpose.
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tbr Suutbtrn Gntrrpri5,
ISSUED EVERY THuRspAY sGoRHnso,
McJUNKIN s. BAILEY,
4 ..- PRoPkIiToks. - s.
ON. MoJunkin. ~. O. Bailey.
w. P.PRISE, Edisor. g.
G. N. Mel unks,s,. Asststa mt.
i TERMS. .. z@CF :
w0 DOLL ARS "A YAAR
ss-s Ia Invariably in Advance. o.tp,
ADVERTISEMENTS

fuserted at rs cents per Square Of IL lines
Tor less) for the first insertion 50 for the Soc
ond; IS for the third to the thirteenth 20 for
the fourteenth to tho twenty sixth Is for tho
twenty seventh to the thirty ninth; 10 for tho
fortieth to the Gfty- second.
Yearly or bslf-yeariy contracts mado, and a
liberal deduction from tho above rates given. f.,
Advertisements not subject to contract should
have che number Of insertions marked upon
theu. They will be published and charged for
till ordered out saau F.r wH "a
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TnE New York Hernl,l in slap-dash eli
iornl on the l9lh hlt.. says:
I" ifthe Eaeli.h sSverpment and English
cotton msnUf"cIur-s aud stock Operators
Nm hon'y Keep perfectly quiet. we will un.
de'take, ~ two mopths from tho present
time tsat our Federal army; with the
military Fotsn,enis now in oper"tios. will
penetrafc BY the very centrs oi ,he Cotton
States and saPpIy Them With all the Cotton
they want. .ay 4.ooo,ooo bnIes. vaius Two
bundred niillions Of dollar.."
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LINCOLN pays we'll for information from
the rebels" The spies are doing n thriv.
ing hu.inesa. Washington dispatch to
the New York HERALD. Of tI" 25th uItiho.
sa,s that young man who came there and
slated that th" rebel army ways well az
Piled with sho's. has been spp"imte,i = lieu.
tenant in the army f"r such information.
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FoHriFTRG raE CArrAL.AA rorrrspcn.
dent Of he New York Espr"s. writes from
Camp Tenneliy, near Washington, as fol
lows:
"a battery Ia nnd-r construction ahout
half mile from onr camp. situated "p au
elevated ridge. which comma nds the North.
w-stsrp spproseh to the Capital on thi.
side oi the Potomac II 10 to he mon nted,
With ten snn. Of heavy ca,ihre, and. from
it's position, is sshaiIlr "f throwing shot or
shell to the distance of thse- Of frnr miles
on either side "f this ridg. 81 think there
need he n" fear of 'h- r"h-ls arprhachinc
the city by thi- r"ute Chain Bridge i.al.
so secure ags:rst an attNck IN that direction
being protected by three batteries al differ
cot ,eleyatioos--the lower one being mount.
ID with two brass hcld piece. Of iwelv-
and thirty-two pound. cn'ibrr. All sighted
so "a to s~e.p the ridg- hori zontally The
other two. of higher elevation are mount.
ed with three guns each. of sixty four an,
eighiy."sht Iound.r A section of The
bridge between fh- SiNih and seve, .,h r;.r,
is 40 arranged as i1 vnahle va 20 dron 4,
down In nm in, taht in cs.o i. /. n,e.,sary, !
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9ss. SoorLs HssGrH.--w We learn from
psssssssrsoy ans II shs dag 1T tfsSs stesm,
ere, which recently eame mp to Crnney Is
lsud from Old Point. that ,he health Of Gen.
Scott 10 daily bsosming more and more
slsrnIng. F , .
Tue Individual from whom wegasher tile
above. states thai. hayipg OCCASION to visit
Gen. SCOTT for the pnrppse Of obtaining q
pass, he wa. found asleep. and 50 very TO-
bis- thst'his attendants ,hogIn it rruaeat
sot % di<SrS him:- -Rs71s Duy Bev& p
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IHE fSsIHoN or '.Ch FoRcEs IN ruE wrsh
Ne have t"'ei irx-nc. from seweIl Noun
TAI" a. lave rs saturday last.
o"r ,.ore"s coupled he Nh-ih.eaSt. South
and, Sorth.v-s' .pur "f tie "untnin ranges
R"s-ncranz was 1u the main top of The
a,"untain. His forc- was e.iim ted ahout
1000 strong.V.r, liltl. .nreior to onr
own. ....
Tile camp Of ,hs rnemy was thin a ,nile
and half Of dur lines. " g.
Gen. Lnring, with his division Of th~
forces in the West. about 1000 men; had
Joined Lee on the Big s~~tlE
+ skirnishing continayd dni'y : On onr lines.
sut without srions loss on ei'her sids.--
Oar own loss. ddrid, the entir. ebntinus.
tion Of the skirmishioe. had moi exoseA-d
two men killed and few ~oond~d. p-
There was considerable faH of snow 10
s the ,.neampmsnts on Friday night last.
. tRteAmo.d Esuminey.
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Vstr or Gov PrcR,Ss TO Foars SUMTER
AND hoUprRIr --G"v. Pickrna and . NUN.
Der Of die'ir gnished gentlemen rro eeied
on board the .te"m"r Gordon. on Wsdn-s.
day. and paid q visit I" Ports Sumter aud
Mosltris. The distinguished party were
erst received at Fort Sumter sith a salute
OF thrtv-t~" sura The party tn, n Inspect.
ed the for, ihcaiions. and were highly ,leas.d
With the admirable ord,.r in which every.
thing ~ns arranged, and m. f.rrni,lahl pre-
Parstions f"r d-fenc- in case Of an attack.
The party afterwards returned to the
Gordon. aud visited Fort N"uiirie They
were met at the waters edge by two sine
cavalry compnuie. n"de~ the command Of
Captains Ovens and Trenholm. nv whom
the party were escorted to F..rt Noulirie
sn' witnessed n" military ,volntinns asi
ex"reiNes Of tn hs'f-ry. which were p"r
formed IN sns .tv'e. Tt. rs-'v vas after.
wards escorted nv N" -am" ~avaltv com
panies ;" b" qn"rt.r~ Of Col. Orr. and wer.
AZ 'rdri opportunity "f Wit easing a grand
dress paratr Of hat ma ,nificeut reri,n-hf.
IChariesfoa Courier.
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Fine Gold and Silver Natchea
DON'T FORGET
noes ALL KINDS nf REARING

Iu Watches, Clocks and Jcwelry, and that in
II worI;maBlikc manner. such, perhaps, as you
cannot yet done anywhere else in the up eoun-
try, for he docs not feel himself inferior to
any, so y"urwill do woll tu Try him, and sec IL
his words are not true. lie thinks there arc
many already who have tried him, and will
certify to all Of the above. &C.
SSs~ bis Shop nsy be found at the Good
lett House. on Main Street,
July 26 IL tf .r
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GRowL'xs.--We regret to find In the
Richmond whig, violent attack on Pre.i-
dent Davi. and the administration. nccus-
Ing kim OF inconpeteney and m,smanage.
ment and We also regret TO Snd this ground
less assault copied ini" thu Chsrl.sion Mer
curry; The writer il. no doubt. ,nme disap
pointed indicihunl whnsr liver i. srestl 8
diSord"red 10y gornmndising or eopiuus
drsughts nj mean whisky. The chsrses iu
the communicative are untrue. aud are cal
culatsd 10 civ" all to the enemy ani im.
prsss him with IN" false billet that the
people of the South nre divided. It is
strn e. hat r-specirh!, Southern pnps,s =.
like the Wbig sid Mercury, sh"sld publish
auch batch nf splceo aud u,lice against
'neu Who are dug al th~y "an far the -nc
c.-s- Of the Soutb"ru .,u4e The man catise
Of complaint -, u, tn 1" rha' Davis III no.
make b, nuregari pu,'. "n - Es.hiuStom
immediately after the h.eIs If S,nsss..
The writer puts his ju 'sm""t ..sinst that
Of erp-risusrd, warriors He ought tn he
made to enlist and then .r"b.hly he wouid
not be 81 anxious Ia ..Nvs on Washington.
Charlotte Democrat.
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* OF POPTJI1AR R EVENTS.
lights Ae South sud the fasioa d s,tu a0ndst among a GLASS
CAROLINA, THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER

srr.cs os Gkosoa II DALL,. II PmtADsl
pBIA. George Il. Dallas In the eoufse Of
his Grafton ., Phlladrlphia on Tue-dsy, th-
17th nit. said: Z.
Z" Tne-. are Formidable bait ri.s fro. oisa
.. Manassas; h.hind hem CLEAN inai,crimi.
nst;nx ha,rsl and sce-n. shsrpenips every
swordand ,t.seiioG rysry ballet; s- would
cease tn be fu-u " We ssr- crouckrd 10 eth.
or. 49, ...r... ~. u.
, THE gs,es OF Jsnu. are expanded vide
No room nov lea for diplo. ,cy ~ any sort:
none for son, hi,ls words of ren,cnstrsnce.- -
Fight We must - '..'' - -
"So dosht, fellow. .iiisans. no donht this
oontes. must lead to great etYasion Of blood.
to vast expenditure, to al..rnatious Of Veto.
~ and dissornAture. ami to an Immense sy
sregate OF sDhrrias iuch have been the
consequences ofcivil wars At all times and
wherever they have bursr forth. - al
1T Isnst be confronted with +, stern aud
st-sly ysz-. Every siue~ must be hraced,
and, il n-ee-ssry, while tn" country is 10 pc
Ri, every heart in every bosom, every doll ar
i. every purse, ev.ry drop 10 sveryvein, he
held ut It's ssrvinr." -s.f'1a: r... D.
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ALI. t.@sseo. i.,i~l,f@d. 20 the Ezkate OF
~ sn3fAgty COX ascsss~<s. w Note
,,r .,shsfwjsSf ~ rsqaeeledA ~ pfttls the
s-,os ,ssEstA ppk ~ ee Oetrbe~ fcxt.
sftazc ii ,t,a .ss scmriy5 nth thls yegsera
WIN h.,t tfe's tstsns n ibx headh a. an A..
,ssesy { e 4 am ss~psllsa 70
s'e'' - ~. u nOxR Essv$~
80 II ~ III
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Tas United States steamef Ssgiuaw was
reosaty fired intc 9hy Chinese fort at
Hong Kong. She fred ,back and after.
wards received satisfsctiou." 3,
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owEs IovfJ y, the notorious Illinois Abo.
'itioni'i, has boon appointed sn Aid 70 IRE.
mont
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HANDSOME JEWELRY
oN
ON SAL

n VERY GtNERAI. ASSORTMENT OF
~ sne and etkst tJEWELRY y may he ha
81 lks adktsstlsss ~6e snahes tsosdsr Essase.
nsss Bfsss. and any other srftcle required In
~ jsse. - HDpAIRINa fSithfully done
sSH TAsse Doors below the G6bdicft House
essess, opF y " HAND0LPH 9
ssrssaviISs. 3. O., sss.fs. 1853. 1s-H