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charleston and Savauu.6
FREIGHT LINES

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED r,roDD.s-,
EyxPRESs freight Trains onalI the road,
Hsb; T De0e@0er' 1853 tAro1gh rates from New Yo -
FIRST Class per zee lbs, 81 q Third Glass; per leo
Hat Caps sIs and BoHn.t Fourth Glass; Do .
Time from savannah and Charleston to Ns.bv,. ~,
Tine from New YORK and Philadelphia seven and hall, .,..
iEseryenng sahbsths cause the above variation IN
No ssss a.e run On sunday oyer three lines
S Gangs occurring a. sea- promptly adjusted b Ss SssS
aseazG r&s OwAxDzRsoN
FRENCH PROTESTANT SCH00T--
Philadelphia, 9Th Year.
AsDAAE VALIANT will re open her Boarding ana IA,
Spsp1er Superior instructions in English s1d P-lS
70 oSth Of Ehish equally serious ton s pajd NJ
partment. 'D'e"u a xisaeh De
stewart County, State OF Tennessee.
| - SFEWART COUNTY COURT Ar -
-, b. MeCarrOl ct ais. Chas g. eumrs-. :,
a-Petiton 70 sell land It appcarinT 70 n ron g
Nc , mat Ehos AcCarroil, Francis heCaroII Josn
1870 heirs At law Of Francis MeCarro deceased are ~
that pubc.s ~ OF Iennes'es II ia therefore sTdsrsd
R.1on BE male for four consecutive EeskG IN -
, !, SESs Asp AHERIcaEa Newspaper pubisbed in -
before the the coupt Conf ~ . e and appear
Ts A. ne oeGrt house, in county Ia The sta,s !,
Or denur to cDEplsnanI b or he ssr answer
'0'D - 10 taen and setdOWn for hearing exparts, ~
eec7-E4.-prsfss ": COOK, Clerk
Mahny's Combined Reaper ana
| Mower,
| ~ ,1 GOCDsS ImPROVEWEN,r..@Ns.
w celebrated dAehine he ar,tprs1I.
Soso aEoAI a Tie beateonbinsd Rsspnz apd 49, .tsra
IAe great United States Agricultural Fsir bsl cains
VI SSPaoSr IooI The trial nsar sVrc1.s w
s. n .ay WHERE AL the Dai Mashinss r 80 SsS
$50. sere tnoro1ghy tested. The Committed s5. .aLsd
| Society, 81 louisville Ky iS@sessA Erienitura
ItelSS received the ward the best hssper Ard .
esiSIe we separate committees, -, a.
dent q ne Dayidson County Agricultural soc y kLs
Say, l1o ever most Of the machines iu Gss n. 49,
oer Preni zri5 and we're 1ve fh 11.s,
d1L1g Lae last season, over every Machineip RS-c.
D. 2. CEsATHkM,
| General gent for tie State
| ,.Sz -. BSHsRs WHKELEs 90
| ~ HAahviIls. Ea.s
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE.
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R D.. pe, PhiiadeIphIa, New Work
ana Ross0n, and the only Read q. YIN
washington City.
CENTRAL OHIO AND FRATrrmour, -.
~ OHIO RAILROADS terminate AZ Balt7ors - T.s
Ton City on the East and Columbus tie West ~
connects Win Railroads for and from ell points iu ss
West, South-west md North.Vre..
Passengers BY this Route visit TIE cite. :, rs
Phii$ielPnia New YORK, Boston stthe cost of &C., ~
York or Boston alone BY ether lines. 's - ~
IroIgh Tickets can also be procured via Washinxto
the Eastern eitiea az additional chzRge Of
Sleeping cars attached to al night trains
ali principal points. 1rr'-s
Business men and travellers for pleasure or Information
xsls All the Eastern Cities at comparatively small r.
Inc scenery Is celebrated its wonderful teSutv IA
led in the world. Its system Of day and
Pe lts splendid equipment its exclusive teiegraph ins -
ir OF doroie tack its ne hOtss tuner tie sury.
and comfort. 80 f~-'e"seis sfSea, saIeiy
tie L9ssts and Baggage Checks can be procured At al
Al -llrosd and Steamboat Ohees In the West
~ n ". ne Baltimore Ohio Raflroes
T 8 8 sSotLIa, Master Transportation 4 ORR
= ~ r. az MI ~, Nsneral Ticket Agent, q ORR
n T r HLLiE AZ, Cen Western Agent. B ORR
I w 1165nnEIT, Pres't, o r r.
spri19 ~ Senl Ticket Agent, ORR
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TFNkKEN up By AxDzEv WALLACE, in lin District Of ssA
county on yellow Creek, miles Go1th
Charlotte, bark hay HOrse, sway back, poor, hsrs-
footed high, and bout aasn yssts
old. Appraised 18th November, 1850, to SIS.
nov23-v3t' A. J. ALLEN, Ranger
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Liberal OFFERS.-I0 eoerg Postmaster or ANY
erTEs TRsoN 1Uho 1cM start Our az postce ana send
a., - as 6or ice subscribers, aoH SEND sisA copy
We make this that the paper msy he Introduced
at every post feeling confident that NEST sh9
t its eircustiou This however only applies 70 one
80 81 IRE al each 0ee and hence the hrs Who SENDS viii
,tfIss ~ the rt copy After club OF hve formed or
whe club il already formed additions can always o. mace "
ia sdsIgr eack sn6scri6er be they one or many
E S 5 Z 3 7 3 : 3 Z + 3 b
CLERGVmEN and TEACHERS will hereafter
Furnished k WREELY Day for One Dollar per yea
the lowest cgb rates - ,,-... oes..
-Hi 'NS an AIN VAN EVRIE HORTON CO.,
decle-v5t 1862 Nassau Street. New York
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
BIrFf City Insurance Company.
Memphis, Tenn.
Insurance Co. of the State of virginia,
RclEand, Va.
Lynchburg Hose & Fire Insurance Co.
Lynchburg Va
Phoenix Insurance Company.
janl6ly Hartford Conn.
$500 Reward.

HEREAS Newton Jordan absconlei the night Of De-
Wv cember 2y 1860, with four Negroes and Mares,
mare hay and the other black, SHOUT years old
DESCRIPTION OF IKE NEGROES.
Aggy about 20 years cid, bright copexs some OF her
teeth girl child. Liza, e,rs also bright and her
child Burton "a Is old bright Joshua II years
complexion All Of the property
dGi Of trust,by said Newton Jordan viii give the
reward fof ~ apprehension and delivery said negroes
reasonable Tawad for portion said prop
ery delivered TrHne, VILLA county Ten
nestee W PETTUS.
N BThe said Jordan took With ham graz horse which
has from hsula and sorrel hors with white hairs
also two horse Wagon Any Information respecting above
will be thankfully received and literally rewarded.
W PETTUS, Trustee,
near Trune, Williamson county
twlv
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Grand Forced Sale

OF
Furniture, Cottage Chamber Sets, Mat
trasaes, &c.
HARDY BROTHERS, Auctioneers.
AN Saturday morning. Jan. 18TH 1861 10 o'clock will
make usual large regular weekly CT and
ond hand, and staple and fine furniture in addition which
will be sold handsome painted French Cottage furniture
IA Mattresses, Family and Har-
ness, prime cost $3.50, used only months.
janl7 HARDY BR0THERS,
Auctonesrs and General Agents,
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N OF &c e.

INHE partnership heretofore existing under the and
style Of Bingham, Mullen Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent All persons indebted TO the sbove mentioned
firm will please call at the ONCE Of French Irwin Reid
Market and Clark street, and settle their accounts they
will at once placed in the hands OF officer for collection
French authorised receive and receipt for and
accounts. BINGHAM, MULLEN d CO.
dec3Q-6
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Ernsr, PeneInns.
nAErFlcrrREp X 81. Iou1s. No,

~ DOZEN Cars Fresh Peaches Just received and fer sale
- aprI2-f MIZFLL. BooPER & 60
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TENAKEN up by Jas BRowS r. TuInbu IN u Dstrset
in said county, fourteen miles South East OF Charlotte,
Dark Bay Horse, IS hands two inches high, shod al
round nine ten ODD saddle DOLLS hs
back. Appraiss Goth October, lsG0, 70 elO0.
noV23-E3tt A J. ALLEN, Ranger.
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Land for sale.

fKrKRAL FREIGHT OTFcE NASHVILLE DECATUR z. RI
NASHVILLE, Nov. 18th. 1860.
OK and the Goth ins freghts far Decatur, all points
Memphis and Charleston and all otherconnectng Roads
will he received and sent forward without delay.
To prompt attention have plain shipping
marks destination In full, and initials each
package. Stock sent through with and Dispatch
JOHN W. RATCLIFFE,
povIS-dIn General Agent .
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EsTRAYs---DIckson County.

HNAKEN BY WM HEsGIE in nh District Of ad county,
Bay Mare, lax bands high bay color, starin forshsad
about cid len hind white, hack, and unshod
Appraised 23i Octobsr, LEGO, to 81 A J. ALLEN,
noT23-w3ts Ranger.
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COnStabie's Auction Sale.
HARDY BRgTBEIlS, AuctiOneers.
an Saturday morning. January 26 1851 at 10 o'clock We
will sell for John d. Cover Clerk Davidson
counya large invoice Of blue and white ruled Letter Paper
sold the property Of g. L. Winsrove satisfy attachment
IN favor Of h. B. Champion. HARDY BROTHERS.
jan II Auctioneers and General Agents,
~ Public Sauars
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NOticelOf InsOIvemcy.

yVyHE OF John Rufus deceased hereby notified
10 Sic their claims authenticated the law directs with
the Clerk County Court of Weakley county Tennessee
at Dresden or before the 9th day Of april 1861
having suggested the nsoyency Of said estate and said
having appointed that day Rdjudose TIE cam1 against
the same psorata distribution among the said credtos
Dec - 1860. ROSS Administrator
dec29-w3t Of the estate Of John Rufus.
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Tennessee Champion MIL
Portable Plantation and FIOuring
Will stone establishments.

lURR MIL Stones Of all sizes hand and made 70 onssI
Smut Mills Of the latest improved patent Mill Spnds
si Gearing, Boiling Cloths Boiling Hosting RsguAns
Screws; Screen Wire, Mill Picks, Plaster All
which is warranted Of best quality give satsciss
All orders and communications promptly attended 70.
J. N. WARNE;
Opposite Broadway Mills, near & r, Broad street,
june22-d&Eh Nashville. Tenn
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HOuSe for Rent.
Found,

N Of Cherry and Gay for the balance Of the
" suitable for Boarding House. Apply the premises
No. ia sepS0-tf
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

EENHR above reward will Be given Tor the apprehension Of lire
negroes, from tbs subscriber, AltAnOat =
Grundy county, Tennessee the night Of the third Monday
IN September last bs lodging them ia safe jail, tat
Gan set thsn, notifying Of that fact. And also $50
for the apprehension OF We Who be
esrped in the decoying hm or that he be dealt with
cOrding to juEtce.
Description OF tho Negroes.
Tbs eldest aho1t soFys yeays
walks little lame in Of her feet Fhs other
hays twelve and the other eleven years age
all black II a2prshenasa the especially, will Ike
de1y he. and the place Of bis abode II all OF
cannot be found together will proportion
above reward for any or TWO Of them.
dscl-w4s A. P. FoRREsrER.
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PEACH AND APPLE BRANDIES
KE7E inform the City Trade that have in store
Nv large stock Of Apple and Peach Brandy, hne
ard pure A liberal margin allowed
June 26 LELLYETT & SMITH.
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OK the Lebanon Turnpike the Hermitage a Pocket
containing several prOnsoTy notes aud other papers,
which the get by calling this office and paying for
this advertisement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-05-01
Missouri Mining Company, IA,
Incorporated Febf22d, 1851,

incorporated Eebf32d, 1851,
CAP1FAL STOCES............ ....,....t35 OO.OOO.
I'IiIs COMPANY Us .EORSIED POR TIlg puR-
OF AlEEncing the great uIinlnE interests OF
purely phinnthroptc motives IN iritSTnS ti,is ~,
terNrlsC W believe that the EtOcI; cnn 10 ma Ia
and at she same tLlne ure
seluPiuB and making kpUWn the astonishing m nInti
YEA "a OF Mts4nhr, tlian by the use Of Te flcs thU
our capital Invested In any utherg
" Q sha! make tue Oifire Of our Caiupanv 4 enn,
!tete mining bureau Of temlueraI resources OF tic
state. ws have power rn,Ier ON, riE1rter Il, r
chase and sell mineral lRc,Is VrrrsN.er Io,.it,i ~
Missouri Great inducements will iIc ,ff,red 10 eas
IIAsts ana mining ndEenturers, who desire to MIR
G ana "ofS paying mines by deaiIDs with this
We respectfully solicit tho attention Of nil who
S mineral lanGS Tor sale to send htaiontsnt
Hl tho same describing the kind Of minerals on tpir
Janus Tie nunbar Of aGrDG thB location, and the low
e't s Prize they are willing TO take for said lands
Mo snail work only Euch mines Ms pay largely but
shall opon AMI prove mOstNF the lands We seii The
DO0kS tor subscription tO the stock aro now GCr A.
s o,see @ 9i the Company, Main street. northwest
S9Shsr ei LaeusfI uvsr Merchants Bank nirnncb
;No losuat street All who feel an interest IN iS
business @ Aul have money, will do we'll TO call ani
city, can by encosjnt. Ten nc,! ssnF ~ :" NE
amount wantcL to the President OF Treasurer. ~
DIREcroRs: ta'tt
Henry .. bacon, Esq. Matthew BatIor. E.1..
Jo,epi. Isilirop, Es1, D. 81. Lynch, Esoli7
2 ~ W. l''sy' ESD Joaeph Payne, Rsi,
Henry n. Bacon, Il, V T,o1, 4
N. BUTLEll, Trc2s ALPRYD Ci.1TPS. prs..,
Tie nl,oyO protpeetus has up to thls date been
published 10 only ono Of our leading paneFs f,r tan
nays No extra efforts to get stock taken have es
ness Of tho entcrPrisC. that over Tvs hundrei thcfy
And doilqEh n 1.-The stock has aread yhsSn taken Ws
M"nI brisny state that the SHARES are SOS each uad
IN tullWlthcnt further liability: trnnsierais bE a.
iEeTy Registered only when divldentls are received
Any person having money TO spare. can by the mr.
chaso OF shares In tho Missouri aiIninEf fCompanT
MAKE an Investment that will pay largely. and boid
htSc6 that IL readily converted into cs fthout iSs
AN communications to the PRECEDENT promptly .
'nsSSFen; s g mh3O-dGW2m
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The Duty Of IVostorn vlrgInIa.

FIHI.7 T :
The Duty OF Western Virginia.
Prom the Ktngwood PrStou county, Chronicle 1
What is the daty OF Western yirgiuin2
The easternp portion of the State ia already
engaged in active rebeiliOn--and it js
boldly. asserted that Yirginit shall and will
be,dragged ont of the Union, no matter If
the people do reject the Ordinance of Sc
cesSton. The West still is firm and loyal:
will she SO remutu2 Her territOry presents
suchian immense exposed border, should
| she too resolve to join in witlItheF South
ern ConfederHcy. that II would be impossi-
6le for the people to defend themselves
hg'ilnst Invasion fromtthe North,- in such
nm emergency, without even thinking to
assistin tile esttblishingsof the new Gov
ernment elsewhere, that ii mslike mad /.
ness for lIer5tO make such moves And
in such nnieveut the East could afford us
no suceori nor can she expect or REQUIRE
us to leave our homes on the border and
come to herald. The North; we believe.
will notinvnde US, if we hut stand firm
where we now are; and the East has not
tue means of compelling US to abandon
our deseuselpss homes and the interests OF.
peace in which we think Virginia with her
sister Border States should mike common
cause. a convention is called to meet nj
3Whesling ontthe 9Th May, to consider
what should be tue action of Western Yir-1
g1ntR in the present state of affairs. A
call (iiublislle1 in another colnmn,) has
also been issued by some of our prominent
citizens fora County meeting at this place,
on next Saturday, to consult aud devise
means for promoting the public peace aud,
tranquility. We hope the call will receive
anienthusihstic resnoase, and TINT calm
ness, prudence and wisdom may be allow
cd 10 Indicate the course VIC, rs u people,
shall pursue in this trying emergency,
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BIShop slmpEon on tho war.

0SnoP SAmpSon on the War. -s
tRrom sermon preached by him last SUNDAY. IA,
Pottedin the Chicago PresS.l '=ts
AS we believe that God has laid tho
fonndntion-of this Government, and has
made it itis o6reldty. to protect it. Tho
m1n who goesto the war goes iuyths order
II is our duty to pray God, to aid them
and protect them. Our Revolution WAS
icousecrated by a nationatPrTyer; our or
ganisation MS a Goverument was cousecra-
ted by national prayer, und these times of
whr should be fmbned With ptayer. Here
are husbands porting from 6rides-here
are fathers leaving the child just lisping
bis hane-here are sons, the pride and
comfort Of parents; gone to be exposed 10
danger and to vice, and they NIL need the
voice Of prAytr. Why are not our churchs
es open and priyer ascending. for thems-
How great 4 eafegnard-howf full OF solace
to-the weNry- how swgrt aud tender 10 the
dying soldiers, that in tt6nt hour praS ers
are being.O8eFed,f f0r)tiiem by molhers. and
fathers, aud wiYes. The fpniyorS of the
nation God will hear; aud will lsa'i their
army to victory 80
EAndso. with this spirit, let MS go forth,
igivingal we can, doing all weilral, and
mailing tie flag Of our country Snsf beEoIV tbe
.er9ss Of CItTisL. Christ first and then our
country. bg.
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BiojNSy RIDoE, Mafshail Co.. IA, !

-SsSAk1Ftl. .NtIuI A9ois <
2 Eds. IRteilig igsResr at an adjourned
meeting of the citizens ofsBomeR Ridge,
q resolution was passed to raise o pole
near or at the G ross. RoRd near Nt.5sV. r.
GprllRE.a AecQpdipElJs at an, ,9aFl shour
on last Saturday safteFuGr1yst efe&Ras
farge and enthnEiastic cruMd assembled.
SeF5 beatitfuiI one 1abbut sixty
feet 6igh.Wa soon elevated. The Stars
Aha Stripes were then rnu up, a-d Rs the
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Svind uaflrled It's folds, such cheers as
then rent thesRir, might have lbetn ghrartf
Carolina, if they tthe 9arolihigIs)
were mot too busy rejoicing at the victory
of fre HtousunR nver ejghtH
A meeting was then organized, Mr. Jno.
Rttchie being called 10 the Chair, and AIR.
u. 5! ialorga pointed Secretary: ss7
Mr. G.pNenl being icnlled for, made a
few. brief remnr rkSJ but whichfVeFy plGiGly
showed he wohldrstAnd by his country
long as he had breath. l
RemtFks were made. byasevernl other
gentlemen, all Of whom were for the Union
iHithUnt5nnif orlbut.
zNr.1ohn Nixon being called upon, read
from the Wheeling iWetEigtHtsr, ,fthe speech
OF Senators Douglas; lately delivered at
sBellHir.a The FesIder and the speech were
both loudly-aRd frequently cheered. u. Is
Ala n. tiPsaG Gorbysthen amAda some con-.
riudipg AremaFks,s in which Gle stated he
5haL,lfred under the sSEarE and. StTipes, and
.Vs he l0ovid die dnGer tie5..
2 This folio sing resol1tions were then
pasSedE ~ fissse5 ff:5! -;tag3
Rs10ltFd, hat itSa are inf dVUh' OF the
Onion under any and all circumstances.
/ 54eSolpe2i That report of thisgmeetfng
be sent TO the Wheeling EatelliyRtetF for
publication. 453i II
JOHN RITcHIR;' Chin, +
.iaR. lS.tAiorgan, SeE'y.
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ErEon tho PhlIadslphIn Amstlspn.1
characterization OF the Traitor,


The secessionists are evidrntIy. struck
with anNzemcnt at the magnitude of the
preparations we are making TO meet 1lie
issue tbey have raised, and they well may
be. They have chafed against order, aud
threatened to break the law for 50 many
years, that they were unft to tadge Whit
they were doing fairly, and did NOT, in fact,
know. what it wasfuntti this terrible uuan-
Unity appropriation Mt tue North came
upon them. Whenithe attack 8H6s made
on Fort SUMTER every man ut the North
saw and felt the danger, aud instantly
made preparation to meet 1t. We know
what a nations 'right are. what a nations
dignity is, what the sacredncss of the trust
iswhenm hold the fnture of;a great
people in their i6RndsT Because tue people
of the South have lost pll capacity TO feel
sech sentiments, they must not suppose
others hnves In every city the North
this great ability to act when danger should
come lay dnrnan 4 and perhaps it is not
won derh,l that I'd essioutsrs believed It
dead. No recent occasion has existed to
call it4toilite, and none since the nation.
was founded has really tried its strength
until now -pss
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Tlts fsssiS y fl n
ne viii che qrtpliy sncriGcc life to preserre 3
bis country feom, it s. There are now tIIon-
sands OF yql ptsers ffom all ranks willing
and eager TO risk ttslr ltves for that which
the secessi9ptst has been accustomed 10 /.
uesplse, and bias so lplg treAted with COM
tempt that he eapnut believe init inIfu.
ehre.s IS igT;s5z,.
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.8a1Ilagy.. ..S8lnIRl1ia1ll6cE
TNRaIs oE.. .lAlp:YAhhTIsiINo..

II NVlILEs IloubIo tue Above Tntel.l4- q
glaE % the space occupied and the numbSrOf changed
Nr9. to be PAID i1uc IN GGltiaReS - : - = -
B1iine9 Cards not texeeedlng lTB lines SO psrysar
oESe nor st8 months but for GhOFter POFod nothing
VIII be counted 16S9 tlan q 6qti1rS u - -
The PtiVllege Of pnpal dIsrtlslng is,limItsd to
the ASvsttisfry own Immediate bpstness; ana MI
well as all legal 4hGits aud
sales and renl stats sent In by them mnSt
be paid for at the usual rates.
81 Advertisements not accompanied With Vritfen
ettens: Willie inserted until foFbd, and chared
accordingly. si9l75f - = p 80
tNOtiees for Political Meetings TO Eed In ali
.eHaGs at full rata $50 4 {''i1 n
GrTtagea. N0tisCS Of Funerals, and nnOdrcemkhtS
otetmnns, 6olseuts each. n6Tlls6s
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But nov lststtie South eysfyvbeFe pm
derstanh the strength Of the heNortil-wflib be
exerted TO a degree that the people Of the
former section peyPr conceived. They viii
be e-tahght, BY the very men on, whom ihey
relied to tGltet sidesiWitIi something
of the penalty ipcurrerf in the Inauguration
Of anarchy. The.ayebgiug sword Willie
4aRdled EithIt the most terrible rigor by
the very men on. whom. they counted to
risO against the Government. Regiments
of these are already Ia tile Geld. New. York
city slone. will ssad Ten volnnteer regi-7
nentsgO of determined men from the very
classes which Mayor Wood pledge3.to the
'seeessieqists Just before i heir Tfasou took
the form of actual hoSti iifties. Already We
see evidences in the secession journals Of
the Fstouisllmep ibis Demonstration giYesJ
ihemi and what The past week has done isa
hut an opening Ufethes work of many
mouths. Il is the lpnbssit tatipg judgment
of. millionSpf men who know al last, The
danger, and know that decisive action alone
iWilEarrest jt1 AnRrrbY. is 4 tFifiing Thing
% q seeessiouiSt ,sbut tosthe citi1entof any
ptAeetnl community 1t brings disfdav. and