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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26
Shernan,. Ratterr.

The capture Of this famous battery has been ascrbed
to various Regiments. The first kilograms gave the
honour to the lllh Va under Col Garland but subse-
cuen. information con,radicted the s.atemeat-thai
Regiment il was said not being In the fight. Then the
Alabama 4.h had the glory then the Hampton Legion.
TIE Lynehburg virgnian ascribes il to the Regiment
commanded by Col Early Bu: the Eaquirer Of ysser.
day gives the chief praise to EK Gov Smith According
to that paper, the South CArolns, All Alabama and
lA Va Regiments were engaged with the battery, and
'6aiirg they were being overwhelmed innumbers were
sbou, giving way in the centre Of the column At this
ian,:ure Gov, Smith, with his 49sh regiment of Viz.
Enans csme to the rescue SEEKING Confederate A,g
he uaflred it the breeze and appealing to the troops
Il sicr fcgcit,s terms. rally to the and make
ca gallant fnal charge with their comrades in arms
and Wia .he dAy he put himself at the head CT the col
ura and fyowed By gallant men, charged through
several companies of sharp shooters stationed in the
bushs and behind eaees reached the terrible battery,
All srld bindag storm Of 'eAden rain and iron hsi
oa,troi il and turned tie pisces the paoo stricken
10, Not ols man o! Shsrman's battery la to tell
Of is capture, and ba. four horsss remained alive"
|. might be TIA. these various and conflicting claims
70 Distinguished glory Of silencng Ibis most osmiia-
ole blrtery OF the Regular Army, may be explained by
Ia Got, tha. there were four or five other batteries
quito "a formidable as this which shared its fate. Per
IA al the claimants did their parts and each of them won
a battery. But who made the conquest of the gres'
Brc5igragian Battery Of S2pOuuders, that mOnstrous
novelty in warfare, which Old Scott PROFESSIONALLY sent
orer to US for the purpose Of batering down Washing
,on? We suppose We await the cfieal dispatch to
ass;Ci the glory Of that achievement
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26
UNWILLING Nr.rrinra

Al the prisoners tel lie same tale: that they enlisted
only for the defence Of Washington that they no.
70 cross the Potomac aud had no thought nor wish TO
wade Virginia That they have been imposed upon by
their leaders and particularly cid Scott whom they
abuse with great fervor. One Of them more intelligent
tLAn the majority assured our informant that be and all
his comrades whose term Of service expired the day al
ter the battle we're convinced that they were forced in
to the SIGHT 10 prevent their return hOGs.
Whether there be truth in this or not j; tie stand
ing excuse which all the Wreches make for their va-
son and Il Is the same that was made BY the prisoners
taken a. Bethel If be true, il argues deplorable g
porance smong "the most enlightened people On the
earth and wickedness in their rules, even eHceedicg
Tia. for which We gave them credit
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26
TIE SUFZ CANAL.
fFr,m The LOudoa Tiaes, June q.

fRrcm the Lordon Tines, June 24)
L. perfectly true that accounts have been received
bv ourselves If not b. the foreign Office that 4. Les
seps has induced the vice-oy Of Egypt % employ
large numbers Of natives by forced hbOr in the
srlction of the Suez Canal" No at all acquainted
Al the history Of the great public works OF Egypt
Jailed that il mus. como 10 this a. last Our cor
respondent speaks Of mon brought up in gangs from
their villages and made over TO the agents Of the COM
pluy and this at the very when their crops
ripening and the task OF upiing the Red Sea TO the
Mediterranean uDcongeual to them that "a num-
Ger Of conved TO escape from the rain but were
in few DAYS recap.ured and sent back to their task
masters" Whether this subject Of mpressment can be
csrced long enough or reen.lsssy enough, to keep
Gown the Accommodations Of sand in Lake henzseh, and
% defeat the nye,erate erdency Of the shus Of Suez
widen ITSELF remains to be proved What is certain is
Gsi the scheme is being pushed unscru9ulcusly ard
plld unbshDgly and that the tactics fossseen at the
cu,ae, and against which have en<arned our
readers arc now beicg actively praetced Tho results
act ally achieved may be learnt from N. Lesseps own
rspofi "st fstlt aetUsl Gss lrdvaz Gaas PIthIae y
Tley consist in the erection Of wooden etty and tram
wsys a. Port Said well OF workshops and dwelling
houses for the Workmen IN the introduction OF dredging
sCnes and other apparatus, in the construction OF
-1.y soueduet and system Of eafthenware pipes for
he sepply OF fresh water As for the more substantial
5gkB alluded 70 in the repcr. the poias OF being
executed i. only BY ingenious inuaon OF the pat
AID s.ure lenses that they could be made TO ~
Lesepsl purpose. 0aesiILh Of the total estimated
uerss OF the undertaking has already been laid out be-
lore any one Of the physical obstacles has been encoun
lersd that led Robert Stevenson 70 pronounce the
ems not absolutely impraccabe las hiss been tnsinu
ate5 but ruinous an investment
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26

aisk esaSi-sissss tla bss ~; issts ia 5sssassls
@eusr. Tia Satai4s Asssssaa, u = esneeied, fought
Ike assi, aud ase havoc among the iayaoble Celes'
ISIS 3ut tSe B:Ssssr Of the Sun Is stll on hand-he
a. ally enlisted 5000 men In six hours for the de-
sea s metropolis and 70 reoaPture The vast stores
5bish as BArbarisns have stolen from his msjestys
GiarL Army The omnipo,ent host will move forward
a. "a sary dsy, and sweep from the ACC Of thee earth
cary vestigs of the outside Barbariaas!
We have frequently seen by Travellers which
represented the Chinese to be the yankees Of the
E,s-" We were never so impressed with the points
of resemblance, BY the events of the last three
nonthl Among our Celestials Is the same wonderful
mscsanica ingenuty-the Unsuitable craving for
moley getting as With those Of the Orient The same
inveera:s aud nyincibe habit Of lyng,he same mex
hsassbe fecundity Of dishonest lieksthe same rdicr-
lous pretenson and arrogant assumption Of all excellence
lie pompous clustering and bullying and. Drag
gaIssn-the same meanness AMI abjectness OF spirit
aud excess Of adnaton Of interiors to supsriors we
have only to recur to the Chinese publications during
ta English invasion Of 1910 to fad tho exact counter
par Of the somoastic suf which the great Battle Of
x.oas,as has exsorted from the Yankees.
Bu. We mus, confess our eternal obligations to our In
d,6,ti1,be Oeles.ialS Their admirable mechanical skill
stimulated By avsrce and guided by the geuus of great
Yryinia General has provided for all the equipments
Of Grand Army, the mos perfect and the most mag
u;ieent the world has seen. They did no. know
how to use these materials themselves and generously
signed them to u.s. They shall have everlasting graft
tade.
AEong the oriental Chinese is custom, that when any
Aa dignsary fails in enterprise, he is required to
psrsOrm the hdrrik~ri-a ceremony which consists in
b disembOweng himself in the presence Of his admir-.
IN frends We hope the observance of this ceremony
vii not be insisted in the of high Commissioner
S,Gt. at least before he shall have fised out another
Grand Army and thereby supplied with military stores
Cor half dozen campaigns.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26
AboIItiO. BarbsritJ.

gentleman Who passed over portion Of tse battle
hsd % Tuesday says that the road crowded with
the dead and wounded Of the enemy AID all the lIlo
houses IN the vicinity and church we're crowded with
the wounded The humane vretches who led these poor
creatures to the slaughter neither gave iniermen to the
dead nor relief to the wounded The whole were absn
doaed 10 their fate the mercy Of their victorious
enemy.
TIE rulers Who thus treat their own psoPle, are the
who pronounced medical stores for the sick aud
wounded eoatrab4nd and prohibited their importation 10
10 the Confederate States. IL they had ssnsibes above
thoSl Of Orutes they would feel the rebpke implied II
the fac, that the dead whom they would not bury aud
the wounded whom they would not relieve, have the one
found burial and the other nursing at the hands Of these
whom they sough. deprive Of the means Of assisting
The duties Of humanity which heJ have neglee ted have
been performed Tor them by others.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26
rhn Lonaon Rconoml...

reOm this organ of the "EsglisA BaHksT', Gotten
Manufacturers and -TradsT' We copy ano'ner very
stroOg article. With the sharp eyes OF commerce TIA.
paper detects the weak points in the Yankee hnaneis
AbIo Il sees the value Of Southern Products-their
vArs 10 the North and their value to Europe; and Il
sees that the Yankees, BY Osng Southern trade are
10 fIr way to become the poorest nation In the
world With this exposition, followed BY the news Of
the Baits Of Manassas Yankee IOAna viii fare well In
Loasard direct
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26
The BlosS.as-Frouble Ahead,

Toe sObjoined article from the New York Tilass is
worth reading on many se>oantL Il "a full admission
that the blockade inefficient, and the British Admiral
o. British Minister with il in his hand could at any mo-
msnt put end 10 the blockade. But the knaysh IAN
kee like all knAVes though be eOnesses bis guilt Ancies
that he Is not liable punishment until the aggreved
party adduces the proof and therefore, he warns the
administration against supplying The evidence to the
British authorities
II had not abundant proof Of the incapaeity OF the
Yankees foe empire. is would be furnished by this
stupid idea Of theirs that they starve the South In
70 submission. This IS obviously the main reliance CT
this writer To Of the SoutS il Is almost impossible
Of belief that people, who read and write can labor
uodsr such load Of ignorsnee We feel and know thai
though the blockade may deprive of some foreign lax
ure lis continuance for twenty years would contribute 70
Had ensure our natural prosperity sud greatness Be-
sides developing our vas: resources mineral manutae
tnrng and agricultural by cutting of from the word
IL makes paper money good specie and enables
TO wage everlasting But it IS no part OF cur
business open the eyes Of the Yankees TO their own
fony-to which, the French say, they are sNfeeSeS
The ARTICLE 1t viii be seen, written just before
the advance Of the Grand Army "he breaking Of the
blockade would be equivalent 10 the loss Of Campaign.
il would supply the South with what it nov lacks
Iasans for prosecuting the var on . grand scale
Thanks 10 the providence Of Gen Scott and the vAour
Of the graa5 Army, We have abundant materials for
war % the mos; gigantic scalsi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26
The Gigantic Battery.

Among the trophies taken a; Manassas was battery
eatapused OF tse most gigantic guns field
n bIte They we're thiry-tvo pound riGod cannon,
Hhs,ls ten or twelve feet high end with tires foot
wia,, aud drawn by ten horsss. Such monsters wore
never seOa before outside Of fertilization In this ou:ft
&c zee the Chinese sticking out. The Yankees supposed
thas tire mere ssh. OF those te-ri6-lOOking monsters
III clear the field OF an enemy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26
Amnesty to Old Abe.

The resolution before the Runp Congress for remit
ING pains and penalties against Old Abe, for violating the
Constitution and trauPag the liberties Of the peo'
pie was =: last accounts still pending. Il was discussed
on Monday and p siponed I'LL the day. Uasss speed
acted upon another Manassas may intervene and con-
ve !, into articles ofimpeschment Rebellion is said to
be assumiug very bold front about Washington; and
tSO RaSper had better lock to bis travelling cap and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26

Resides the regular supplies for war; in vas: profn-
sion, the GRAND ARMY hada great many pretty and
curious things which fell into the hands OF the vcsors
bIl Of fare for dinner in Richmond, ne1t Sunday
snndry boxes of champagne; large number of trunks
Sled with splendid ladies' dresses pack Of cards, and
very luxurious chair with win6eld Scott On both,
IRara arrong tho sroils.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26
Ex.euntIon OF Al+1andrIa.

We hear, on what believe to be good authority
,sa. The Hepsaus have evacuated Alexandria. They got
an sArn last Sunday, which viii put them on the ct to
The Bay Of Fundy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26

BRioADIER GENERAL Irwin MCDOWELL. = General
NsDosel is native Of 0aiO from which State be was
appointed TO eadetsbip in the United States Military
Academy, at West Point, In 1884, He graduated in
July, 1885 and was Immediately promoted to the rank
OF revet second Heuensn He assistant Instructor
IN tactos at West Point from September to November
lS4i and adiutant TO October 1875 be was promoted
20 fist Hsuenancy in October, 1912; sd-de-canp "a
Gen Wool from October lS45, to May, lsi7, and took
"a active part in the with Mexico He received The
Sonerlry rank Of captain for gallant conduct in
the battle Of BuenA Nista, February 70, lS47 pro-
noted the post Of assistant acknowledgement with rank
OF captain in NAY, ls47 and renquished rank 10 line
b February 1851 assistant adutant general with ran
Of HsiOr. MARCIA 81, 1886; brevet brgadier general,
htY 1891 IL Is conceded tina. be an officer OF rare
als.Iry and scientific abilities and strategst and tao.
icau Of high rank That he considered one Of the
b efeers, BY be federass. Is evidenced by the fact
ths ne was placed in command Of their prrcpal column
FlRsr LIKur. ARMsrEAD l. LoSa, lalO Of the United
States Army, who has beea stationed in California oI
some tme succeeded in reaching Virginia hs native
ssts few days since and having rendered bis esgns
tioa 10 the Federal army hss been appointed Asjor Of
krtilsry in the Confederate army.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26
y,r.,nIan., TO Arms,

Tas glorious blow deal, to the marsudiug Invader ha'
slr bin hOseg and discounted to Bis Entertainments
s he's been routed in fair ssodup fight but be ia not
VET conquered With the resources of the partnership,
he VII make desperate effort for another rally.
We must be ready to meet him. VIRSNrASsl voLUS-
TER At ONCE and rush forward to his determination
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26

Gus KILLED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the Or
asge tain last night state that has been deoey
certained that our loss in tho battle Sunday, at
Stone Bridge, viii not exceed 500, aud that not more
than 600 or 700 are wounded Tho enemys loss 10
killed alone IL is believed, will reach ten thousand
~ r.--i .s..... I'd / LyacAbnyo R<pubitcdn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26

APPOINTED ADJurASf sGssKkAL William T. Peters,
Professor OF Ancient Languages In Emory and Henry Col
lege and late Firss Lieutenant In the Smith Light ORA
goons, has been sppointed Aautaat Gsnsral insGen.
fioyd's brigade, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26

SrKKcH OF Gov JACKSON, OF hsscuRr-Gov. Claiborne
F. Jackson, of Missouri who stopping las. night
at the Gayoso house. route fer Richmond favored Q
arye crowd of our ctz who called for him after ties,
With brief bu. cheering aud eloquent speech He made
feeling ausion the terrible condition Of sf.irs in his
State aod the efforts that being made by
the Lincoln government to sutugate and doWnread her
gallant psopls. hundred thousand troops, be said,
could readily be raised to do battle for the Southern
cluse provided they could get the requisite arms He
had left twenty-five thirty thousand under Gene
rails AcCuoch aud Price, who, being armed had marched
on Springfield the day of his departure, with the view
OF attacking Ssises oroes quartered at that place.
}y.this time the attack had doubtless been made
The Governor was quite sanguae oil rsdseming Bio
STATE from the thraldom OF the Lincoln despotistn.-
Memphis Appeal of Ms 22ad
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-07-26
RESIGNATION OF COL. PAYNE.

Col I'd Reg't o. S. A.
P. s. In the absence Of all postal arrangements be.
tween the Federal and Confederate States, au coo.
strained TO adopt this unusual mode in giving publicity
10 my resignation. M. N. T.
City papers copy once and send bill to Wing Office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24
RkLgIsr. Y. G. Yrna {.

RELgIsu, r.. c, yuue =.
Since Gae.1= rGC, . month o. Two ago,
have bean spending g Large portion o. ny cirle
n tie "Nuy OF rasa,' aId a. i,;'eE5stis5
timo We nave had Cf s.. The CoCven liCra 81
v7ju are hvrar6, bA3 -CW hesn IL session lCst
one rao.th. and have agTaeG 10 adjourn CT
next WelaesGay. q !2-Gor GICC1nE o. Dusi-
ue.a, considering L;s LcoinantovS ChGrac ter,
mas usrar before hasu transacted IN the came
gyace % limo cy any e4.E9TAslv3 body
4 Convention composed CF such I-e2 as Rul-
in and Badger, Graham and BECs, Brown
aud oatt5gth waite, I,eIC ard GIlcaer, ana
AsAe and Gerreii, Osborn ard Dick, Oruie
and hut-e!!, GelaUe ard Howard, Houston
aud Jones. Mares 2nC el ole, AND the Irg5t-
dent Of the 6oiy, with scores CI Others bat
Iitt.a less iaaell3CtuAi, cOHlC not be nApeC ted
10 pe-mit any Quessi lion oE magnitude - be
disnnsed ot until il had hean thoroughly dis
ass q. as.1 tnls hes been done WIN au dut,i-
" that ! have never known eAurIIeI. his
WALL account, and ncro than compensate TOR
any apparent delay ii the dispatch O! bus
uees iasty ieeisiatIon, even "A @tdih&-y
times, 10 uot untrrIuentIy most e4p-hst'"
and ip'uTiCus. Thai the measures AuObLsd
by this body may prove to be wise and 1alu-
.f.ry, iG the eacne5i W;sb o. syory ra-rio..
Ia looking 0Ney this aug~s. assemoiage, ana
inquirns after the his tory CT eacil "a i's mem
bers, ons Is forced to conclude that Jns pVaL
was nos at fault whsn he sgio--
Honor sni rsrr9 tron 30 condition riss,
act eli ycuE pagt, '~-rs al lie Co2er I3os >
Here YOU Sc ex-GUyern0r5 and eZ-Sepators.
tors. E.echGUics and IL me-ch2njs, mo have, by
5i1t o. stuCv and eVeTance, and By an 1p-
right cOuEee Of cOlduct, built for them Ives
an en giiiU!s reputation. & short bioEraph :osl
sketch : learn, Of All the members 0f the
Convention, togaLEar with taet Of tho pre-
SEM STATE officers, viii aoor be published,
with p l,thogi aph Of the Ordinance u Sec5s
sion, and y ft@ sjHs!.% of the Signatures OF asch
o. the sisLeTs.
Sp6aking OF State olacsra reminds ma Of the
PUbiic Treasurer, - wuon I have seen and
heard q good dAsl since NY sp5 Jurn here
From "e&riy morn to deWy eve" be il found
n his Office. oisobarging its @rduou6 duties
with 2 fidelity and ability probably une-
CuGlled, Cer raLrly never eEcell-d, by any OF
his redecesscrs. I net repeat the sentiment
o. y Distinguished polite i opponent made il
relation 20 t1is Officer, wDeD ne had 81 sue
cessfuilv vgeataeret the financial storm
Whic ica!ptss8d over the country in the vOaE
1851, in saying that / FegGvl 1t IS GosJ (orCu-
nate for the Old North state that she has, at
& crisis La Tho present, such man at tao
hsad oz her financial atf4lrs 20 l4nl9l y =
Courts.
The news OF our brilliant victory at Beth6i
Church vas received here With d3mOnst ira
lions OF great 10Y. Our brave soldiers are
nov eagre ,c meet sbG ene1nieJ o4 their coun :
try, and I have no doubt, IL every trial OF
arms where the chances are equal, . Fittory
even more signal Lnan that 81 Bethel awaits
us. More anon, SVNits'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24
More villain on ,he Potomac,

About fcrty Federal soldiers lended G. mr.
" itners Wzile-'S tarrn In Stafford county,
. bouL eighG tAiAes a1OYe 2luLd Greek on
Tuesday, about daylight, arG sIrrcu uGed ht8
house Nj. ". hasuly dressed Gsc Cpeneo!
his doo-. invited th-ir otti GERS and demanded
their business. fhev asked Who had come
over 70 his house from the Maryland shore -
He reDi,ed, AR, Moore, his I3.T .Err n the -
Ing tusiusS7, wno vas . II ,zyl tUder, and was
10 tara Gsiaep, and offered 10 call him. A
ser-snt Firl had ESCAPED With has .IfHn O. child
a. the back door, but y hen his Wife attempted
10 follow. soldier with his l1u>zst present
cd sad he was ordered - nilow 20 wniSs per
son 10 leave thr house lie othcer & ked 6r. v .
where the pIck-is, trOOTs, carc pc &c, were! Eo
replIed. TIE p;cket5 Were scattered IA! around.
Just then 6 Dig beard-d Soldier CETka N rnrC'
tie back door and said, "Wkil5 you Gll ere
drinking here. ths piczets have escaped -
Mr.. w sait lie had not offered t1e-r any thing
"a drink. They then left hiG ho-s9 aud re-
turned 20 lhs river, where vas his LSh h0Gse,
WITH ali has rope. 81, and hi gra22Ey -
They broke op9u 2 barrel o. vh;skey, GrGiG
some and poured some IN bed IL tne Isn-
house and eet - on fire. tortunaisiy, u dId
not ge: hosa gay. or h.s lCes would hare etea
81 C.C at least. thGy sheu set trs 20 h ts gran
arv rIr. A0cra demonstrated, and they tcid
hjr 20 put y ont, which AOoge ana =" Aiiog
u.a. One OF them asked 4 negro where inc
CAMPS were, aad how many troops there
vyereY The Ae.-c knew nothing, @aS :hey
cur ed him and threatened to Ali4 him, anc
said he was vorae than tbs white s'eop.o.
They carried on LHTs6 small coaits. -hr
| McCre inquired aoH ~ was 20 get b-Cs u
Mar yiaua aud wE5 Informed that they dis
| 70. care L how he got back. We iea5l
that :. picket heard the boat bat couid not Sei
| IL Ic reported, ana The boat tanosd Il
fret within twenty yards OF him; bu; hetElL.
| the c'ank OF { aWCrI, they moved or.
| Cannot soEe system oe devised By whlcl
| thssa ouiras.g can be stopped. and no snci
| party ps allowed 10 escape aliyef hltnougi
| forty olr, lnry were Irig med.
| "a Va.
| false alarms than ono surprise. ana look Gu
| for gpiea. How coma the enemy 20 suspec
| Nr. Waller was harboring Mary lander ',or eu
] tegtainins ecia,ersi rsdsrtessswrg Ne;ss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-24
CoryosronEs soce CT the Richmond u!sca<ca
pcs HGi:,T, CAMP JAcEsor,


We have noticed I.ttlo scttvity amons the
ship1 e. Newport News, which confirms us
III the conclusion thar lICs, u the tcCogs. o. y
large number at l5a5t3 ntv0 bPsr removed -
Hampton. Nobody here l3GT5 Picaynn2 Euc.
Ter, feeling conUde25 fI&t some mistake OF
blurGe- VII be con- mslfej under his con-
maud bur would caution orr man 10. to
be 100 hopeful OF sueces5 OF GeTi.Eea in la1t.
vigilance. Let us be v-SJChIul OF on lner-
ties and active IL rCA.nts.AiCG on guard
aKainsg the enemy.
Inc courage 0t the cSoglhaEa people should
no1 DO Unlrtr"ted, while We should nee.
them - we would ICe9. the Cr-gest enemy or
the earth. We have &. Val.En-, though = de
eArerats and GgmoraliEed fee 70 cC1t3nd Ultl.
Bat arouse, patriots CT lrgial&, 20 he Cee-
rUe liberty il he hands q {. tyr&1g IS Gsjz C. q
70 = freeman. Our ngL0ea snl Liresjde" are in
gaIaa he gGcEed affairs where your fathers
kualG are C@secrGten by he lEaG oG iriGIy
ana C.abouo-. EictoTy a. % the brave, IA:
defeat il q .ke coward. IN. love # Cne' :
place IL .els byL patriot, @-l@s instructive, IA
VIII t.eteai It; but treason 70 ones state
should % death T. yle Offender.
Our Calnut are enl4F-nec b. tie -eECEt- OF
DGttles in various quarters, yJt lttl3 C~5csace
is given &c Turlorc.
Two ,ieaa1t-.o from the (2o0Egic t-cCpa C.
Cured ~ SeWGN' Pujn., 7 nursiag morning
Thy vyer9 both Lo-tEsru"Ts and were coz
vaySd over 20 Lur.lss5 LuaTOa II = 5U&t hy 6
negro. who was forced inc service Cut wa
permitted % return 10 TIE Georgia q APPS
Com. I'ar6a-c.2as informed t&pt. smith 0!
-he intention - tne lAen " - North.
CfoZHAas