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cotton, and even a. Il h. the vaAue fF sbodt
four cents more than the East India btoduct.
The plant ~ AficA being perennial, the
expense and trouble Of, r~eplantinR every
year, as In this country, are avoided. There
are flowers and ripe cotton on the plants at
AL teagops, Of the year. although there Is a
hpe when The yield Il greatest Free labor.
era for its cultivation can be employed each
for about oDe-half the interest 81 the cost bf
q slave At the South per annum, aud land Il
present can be procured for nothing. These
are advantages NOT 20 Be despised.
Dr. Delany and Campbell concluded .
treaty with the ohiefs and kings Of a large
and healthy region, BY which they secure to
the negroes Of this country equal rights Of
settlement with the natives; the projection
Of their ovn laws, and the privilege Of own
ing any unsettled lands which they may
choose to cultivate. And Campbell says, Is
TO bis own Impressions:
IF i am still asked what I think Of AZ
RIGA for a colored man to live and do well in,
simply answer, that with as good pros
poets in America as colored men generally, L
have determined, with my wife and chill
dren, to 20 to Afiica to live q
His book is an Interesting and very well
written account Of . people OF whom scarce
any thing is known, and Of a region which
seems 10 hold out unusual Inducements to
settlers from this country, Of Industrious
hsbita intelligence and little wealth. .
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TBy Telegraph.l

NEW YORK, June Stocks are very quiet,
but firm and unchanged; Galena and Chi
cago, 57k; Illinois Central Scrip, 6sK; Har-
lem, 10L; Hudson, 81 New York Central,
72H; Missouri Skies, 40; Virginia Skies, Az;
United States Elves, IA, Coupons, rs; United
t%eresi; Treasury Twelves, 1929; Louisiana
Sizes, 55; Tennessee Skies 40
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10y ItItBTdPH.I
New VorL

New York Bunk-statement.
NEW YORK, June 3-Inerease of Loans
$l4s, S25; Decrease in Specie, 50, 100, 3s9; De-
crease in Deposits, S l,l37,42o Decrease in
Circulation, $1l0, l02.
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AMUSING 0PIEroEs AT TIE SoUrH.-The
New Orleans Cresesnt says;

New UrIeans UTescent saysi
If the South was the poor country she has
been represented TO be, the rich North would
not now be wagiDg VA upon her. She
would be told 70 go IN peace, aHd take Gaze
Of herself hereafter. The contrary being
the case, howevsr-the North only being
rich and prosperous IN account Of the
patronage Of the South, the withdrawal of
Enbjugation is set on foot to carry out which
successfully scores OF thousands of lives and
hundreds Of millions of money are 10 be
sacrificed z We're ever such sacrifices before
made by q tsO-ealledl rich country 10 compel
the trade of q poor country History fur
nishes no parallel ~ -
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The report Of the New Hampshire Board Of
Education, for the year ending June 1, shows
the nnmber ofschool districts ia the State 70
be two thousand three hundred and thirty
one; whole number of scholars, .ninety.fear
thousand Eve hundred and ossFenty-six;
average attendance, fhy four thousand and
twenty three.
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MIsCRLLANHOU
Notice to Bookbinders and
stationers.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
= CEIVED at the Auditors Office Of Hamilton
County Ohio, until noon Of SATURDAY, the Sth
90 Blanks, Blank Books, for the various County
Offices, for one year.
Bids for each article named separately.
worfmanshiP and material, as those GoHwS in use IN
Bono, with two approved freehold securities, will
be %required, Of the sueesssfal bidders, the security
Bidders viii be required to use the printed forms,
and 70 BID upon the samples exhibited in the Aud
The contract viii not be awarded to any two
b order OF the Board Of C9mmissiosers
m,Ie.bsvtt Aud,tor M MdILdA do NED Ohio.
a DMINIsTRA TORJs SALE on REAL
11si.a $50 ana al sale P pSF re- T eSo % az no Srde q n SS-
iltOn County, Ohio, / will offer foE sale, At Pablo
Auction, in the ROtunda Of the Court house, In
Cincinnati, on Friday, the 2sth day OF June,
1891, At Il o'clock A. NJ the following described
All that piece or parcel Of land situated 10 the
county Of Hamilton and State Of Ohio beiag In the
southwest quarter Of section eight 81, third togn-
chase; and being the south part Of Lot No six (6l,
on the map OF subdivision Of the Arbagast Estate,
ssthe same was suPdiyided and laid ~ 70 William
gnit il PARTITION in Hamilton County Common
Pleas, No. II. go, and containing seventeen QD feet
In hoLt on 4 Ebegaat-streeti aud running back the
the same yin more fully appear by reference TO ths
map and Commission r's report n sail subdivision
90 page 53y. Vvium, ~ II The Records Of Hamilton
County UommOu Pleas.
TsfIus Of Sale ore half cash IN hard remaindsr
in WE'VE 10 nths, with interest, 20 De secured by
morfgase or the premises. &c MOOKE,
" " Inn ~ dMel
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SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI,

SUPERIOR COURT OF CINCINNATI,
HAMILTON. COUNTING. IA no -Jason
l. Drake partners, as Evans & Co plaintiffs, VS..
Washir gion Butcher and JOhu Butcher butcher,
Morris utant. garnishee.- said defendants,
Butcher 4 Brother, are hereby notified that oa the
filed their petition. in said Court, stating that on
the 27th day Of February, A. D 1851. the aaid Nor
sum Of 5000, at sixty days and iodorsed and d.
rected the same 20 ths said Butcher 4 Brother, that
the same was duly accepted by the said Butcher &
Brother, and afterward, for the benefit OF said
Butcher q Brother, discounted by plaip tiff5 at their
Banking ouse, in Cincinnati that there Is due
the said plaintiffs from said Butcher 4 Brother on
said draft, the sum Of Five Thousand Dollars, aud
interest from May /, 1861. and demanding a iudg-
meDt AGAINST said Butcher for said sum Of Five
Thousand Dollars. with interest AS Aforesaid And
the said Butcher a Brother are hereby required to
p'ead, answer or demur 70 said peti, ion on or before
the 22d day Of June, A. d. 1851, otherwise judgment
will be taken against them as demanded In said Pc
tition. N. Il. & W. EN, for Pfaintifs.
p May l6, 1861. my2l-fru
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TSuUNT9Y,n S. h.fHbee sSSperitoSr' odart q dinSIS.
w. s.'MM a ID; x '' isto eb sGe6sn dye 81 p DsIis I sI t1o1 e..
ceased, and John Maddox, William Maddox, Mar:
Robert Geyyn Maddox, hsirs-at law of Della Mad
dog; deceased, defendants.
the Stb day Of April, A D.. ISL the said %pIaintiff
filed his petition IN said Court, which Is stiff pend.
William Miller VAS seized il fee Of the f%niSowiSs
dssesiesd premises, being within the corporate lin
Bounded q sSss east Linz and limited by a 70.
and extepdigg back yestwardly seventy three (Tsi
Fiji Gn sy h JdisaS G esDSs Of Z lG &b SSnyeh b ID to s sHS
RsTsbSn. Care PSi, SS ~ De .s "a nilIs SGFi Sou By 3 d Sr iSs
south BY q lot iof' Ssid and M S conT %yeSs' 10 OG HIPas % Io 1ne
bsirg parts o flots Nos: s., and 81, in the subdivision
G Da tns 6 Ss9 nix o. ao shs Gn siSs stsi IScs sad lot being Sit
tween Hunt and Court. streets, in said city of Gin
sbIs ~ S ssiS aIsH D l ha,in fS Sse On laid add out s,s sInG ss said d
Mayrls43 said Miller demised the same with priv
fissf 81 g] yenTs, sSd SO ssiS Gf lsa DsP p%Fdsid fR5 t hat tS %ithi Sf
two years from said 2oth day Of May, 1873, The SAID
iftaid Depnis should not elect to purchase said re-
yersion and fee simple, the said Miller to pay for
said premises and within two years from said 10Th
OF May, 1888 pursuant to the terms of said lease,
fEss ssar l ssiG ssi sn IL aSd o. Pu i1 4 Pl sad sii E. o in
tate, right, tile and equity Of said demise became
that said Miller has departed this Lille; that 10 pro.
ceedings in partitions among the devisers Of said
Miller, said lot Of ground was set of and aparted to
Louise Este, wife Of David K. Este. and Della Msd-
dox, deceased, formerly wife Of Thomas u, Madd -,
subject to the terms Of said lease that Def re the
expiration of said tenn OF fourteen years, and prior
to April l, 1857, plaintiff being the owner Of said
term and contract, elected 10 become the purchase
Of said Isyersi9n and fee simple that By 4 deed
nom raid ID X. and Louise Este, plaintiff Is the
owner Of the one undivided half part Of said prem
ises; that raid Della Maddox has departed this life
lntestste, leaving Thomas ii Maddox, her hus-
band. and the other defendants above named, her
legal representatives. that administration has not
been taken OF the personal estate OF said Della Mad
dox, deceased that plaintiff has paid the interest
that has accrued on the one-half of the purchase
money to be paid TO defendants; that plaintiff is in
p~osFession Of and has made lasting Improvements
on said lot, and ID. now willing 10 pay dsfendants
ther maiDiDR moieiy Of purchase money upon the
execution 70 him Of 9 conveyance Of said one undi-
Ing that the terms of said lease be specifically per-
formed. And the said defendants are required to
plead, answer or demur to said petition on or before
the Z2d day Of June, A ID 1851, otherwis the prayer
Of said petition will be granted
M. II. 4 W. TILDEN, for PlaiAtif.
April IS, 1861, ap25-fTh
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NIL 4f EEns. ASS ssS9 T1s5 ka ~ ss.r 9 81
nesra and RrlyAtesi CtNhhy Bhdles for ,stan OF.
hcers ard Priyateat Regulation sWOrd-bolts for
Ltad OfhlerB and rriyateb Cartridge boxes, Cap
BIKES Dayonet sheatheL Belts, Pistol-hoisteTs
Military Spur. Bits, ete etc a. moderate prices,
Wholesale and retail, at the Saddiery Estabifshs
ment, Main. st.-Ro. 1O2-thlrJ door above Third.
my2s-bm ID. 8. CARRIOK.
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CITY ADVWRTTgWN6M UNITS


RQTICE TO WHOM 1T WAX uUNr
pending befors ths CITY uannoh Of Tho elty Of Cin-
einnatii Ne folleving QrdlpAnceu, tQ.Yiti
rtrssitS fiutsa ssPest.
sssssii.s, tSs gssas Of Buaa.ssrsst, from Carr
70 Grade and rave, Win. bcvldef-stons, Budd-
No efnds asd paSS via iimestons. Brown'd
s.heesy., ,ron ysptrel avenue west q far - the alley
70 grade ssd rave Win limestone, Browne
alleH, ron ne scuth.ss.t end y the tgsnty. feet
In Pursu@nee Of ne Law, said ordinence. were
s6to give tour weeks notice Of The psndsnoy 81 The
same.
accrue from said inprOvsmspt 70 b. nIed in writinss
With the City Olerk, settine forth thu. amount 81
piretion Of the time required for the publication 81
luch notice, when the same will Be taken no Tor
miiT.S GEO. NJ. CASEY, City Clerk.
NQTICBzTO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
N CONVERH.@Noucs Il hereby given that there
sEs Esnding before re Sity Council q ne city Z
Rj fSS esssG,lss r. e grade 81 tiimors-'sre't' from
TO establfsh the grade Of Keovn. alley, from Bay
miller street TO q point two hundred and thirty-nfe
To establiih the grade Of Browne alley, from
ventf.l-avsnus 70 a point three hundred and
In bnngaPes, Of ths lay, said ORDINANCES were
twice read, laid on the table and the Clerk in
accrue from said Improvement 10 be BlSd In writiha
With the CITY Clerk, setting forth the amount q
damages claimed, within tive weeks after the o..
piration Of the time required for the publication OF
guch notice, when the same will be taken up for
myio.x GEO. NJ. CASEY, City clerk. 2
N0TICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY cox.
~ .CERN.-Notice 10 hereby given, that there IL
pending before the City Council Of the city Of Oin-
oinnatt, the following Ordinance, to.wit:
To change the width on sidewalk on the west side
Of. Raee-streeti north of Twelfth street.
In DurHuanCe of the Law. aafd Ordinance "a
twice read, laid on the table, aud the Clerk In.
of the same. "
The Law requires all claims for damages, that NAV
accrue from said improvement, to be hled in writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expirs
alton Of the time required for the Publication Of
such notice, whom the same will be taken m for
email action.
% d " GEORGE N. CASEY, CITY Clerk.
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IN ATTACHMENT-B a Il @. =.
HAEsEtnANN, gusltce o. Tho ps ace ~ aud
Ohio 1jonathan N HilI. pIsiStiai aud VIM. Il,
roomtr aIdJ @ stewart, defendants, Ald Dom
wore 70 IN liz afBdSSif sssi.' 4hs dSfeaaaats viii
take notice that the hearing and time u trial viii
be ct for the sixth day Of JSiy, is9i AZ s 9'sl9ek
Cincinnati, May %. lssi. - - miS-e
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1861. 1861.
HAST TIME.
LITTLE MIAMI
'Tfcf n tr AND
! COLUMBUS AND XENIA
CINCINNATI HAMILTON &DAYTON
Railroads.
OHNID AFTEF SUNDAY, APRILI4

OEN44P kF "a sgNDAL, APRILIa
5i53 y, "a. mAIL.-Frgm ginetu-H
nnttl Hamilton and Dayton pepot-FI
Miami RsfIroad With bsyyton and and S SJcsHy,se s enc
read for Lima, chicago and tbs West toledo, Be-
Gineipnsti Railroad TOR sabdUsSy &c lawn Aha
yA.M. CINCINNATI ExPRRS9-Frem
eiesoiisnndi Via S%clumS SSSn sssuS sss II,o a ! Ritz sss
burg via q Rellsir Sud Bsnyeed; also
ton and zaDesyille Railroad.
Hssniissob and bsyto9S Pe = sFor qSm iE tdn' FssoI..
hiehmopd lndianap9lis and West Also, toL 10,
hton with Junction Railroad for Oxford and Lib.
Lite gtsI nis an: p ~. A6R SDSee.s ~ p6iTmsnS. RsiIa1,
aud Pittsbureh, via Columbus and Cleveland, and
2.Ss p. 81 sGreis1ns tx ss ssslssT5sh' O,oo,sps,.
Hspilton and Dayton Depot-Tof Hamilton, OK
meets at Dayton with Sandusky, Dayton and Gin
oinnati Railroad to Forest. Connects with Green
sac Z: M. ACCOMMODhrIoN-From
bit.Se lem Rep9t-E1 or USl91b9s and slringfeld,
Hamilton and DAYTON Depot-For Hamilton, Rich,
for Dayton. oonnsctS al bsytoS with Dsyton.aSSd
mlchlsan railroad, for Lima and Chicago, and for
- IN tCSCI0dMfMsn0diDATION-Erom Little
miani Depot For Aenia. Connects with Cincin-
issi5SS p. M. %c 70 ninsiiin sT HhDspsgi Gin.
ei1nati, Hamilton and Dayton Depot-For Glen
10 P. M, NIGHT ExPREss-From Cinoin.
natl, Hamilton and Day ton Depot. Connects VIA
Column pug, Steubenville and Pittsburg, via Column
bus Crostttne aHd Pittsburg, via Columbus, Bell
air aud Bepwcod. via columbus, Dsllair and Pitts.
burg and via Columbus and On, We and.
sIEEPING-UARs ON THIS TEAIN.
Trains leave Dayton for the East, via Columbia
ct 1898 A. M, 1880 A. NJ. aud 5;4a r, NJ
All trains run daily (Sup6ars excepted), except
the higl Express, which leaves sunday night, in
plafe Of Saturday night.
FOR all and Through TickotR please
apply, at the ofncea, south-esst corner OF Front and
broadway; west side Of Vins-strset between The
Pustofhce and the Burnet Rouse 30, y Wep- Third.
street Depot.
Trains run BY Columbus tiuae, which IL seyeu
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
p. ". General Ticket Agent
Omnibuses call for passepgor By leaving dir o.
lions a. the Ticket Dh1ce. myl2
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eMALDD PROPOSALS.


SEALED PROPOSALS. Will BE RE-
Provements, until nine O'Clock A. M. OF FRibAY,
June Q, 1851, Tor regarding, setting ourbs, and fnI-
ten inches deer, Ailanthgsstreet, from the south
water street, including three rows Of dressed gut.
sse siGIss, az a9 boS d9geie x s0T OF ., tEe,ys, 6y;siT inch
Each bid Q be accompanied by two s@qretlcs..
Bidders to. use the printed forms, as no other will
g By orGsF Of the Board.
my29-tt GEORGE J. GUILFORD, Clerk.
Chimes and volksblatt copy J
SEALED PhOP0sALs VIII. BE RR-
OEifHD g the office Of the Special Bead VIII
o'clock on the twelfth day Of June, fssi, Tor grad.
ing Auburn.avenue from Highland avenue to Bur-
Bidders win bid by the cubic yard,
a. DIGS 20 oe accom- panied by surety. tI
mySsJ s. W. IRWIN, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
SUEdHED at the Ohios Of the Boar1 Of City I'm
June 3, ItCl, fer repairing and keeping in good 70,
pair, tor the term ofoLe year: IF7TF
to t iRs es. i' iiSS b VAT wSTu tss s ES:t line Of Vine street
s,r BsyP p iSe street saS;S fro ~ th HIM north line Of PPoPls5-
By order Of the Board -
my25-tt GEoBGE J. G%UILFoBD, Clerk.
sSEAALIER PROP0sALs WILL BE RE-
provemeDts, until 0 O'Clock A. M. of TUESDAY,
June3 1861, for building an iron road.bri 60 over
the Whitewater Canal, al John street. The bridge
to be capable Of beaFipg at least ore tun per lineal
hcstions.
BY order OF the BOARD.
my2;-tt GEORGE J. ~GUILFORD, Clerk.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CElNED at the Office of the Board of City Inn
prOvements until 9 o'clock A.. NJ of TUESDAY,
June 3. 1861. for building a read bridge over the
Miami Canal, at Fourteenth street. The bridge to
be on o level with the banks Of the Canal. Bidders
to furnish their own plans and specihcations.
By order Of the Board.
mJ25-tt GEsEGE ]. GUILFOBD, Clerk.
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HNOILET sOAP LO WIS HONEY SOAP,
Lows BrowD MtadPoT d.. Glgoarins and OaH'
phor do, old CASTLE do, Palm do, Glycerin DO
Almond do, White NindtnI do ,.Omaibna dos Ger.
s9i1m do Moss Rose dov .PoLeine DO, !CoSeos-na
on do, White Castillo DO, AZ. For sale by
ALpEH ROSS, Druggist,
ian " SF O-nAFslAv aad Hshfb-H
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THF STATE or OHIO, HAmILTON-

IHEsHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON
Il COUNTY, IS Court Of Common Pleas Elk
abeth Benedict vs. William Benedict -PetitioH for
Diyoi ee.-LNo. 2l,s42 1.-THE said William Benedict,
OF lBdiADapOlis, In the State Of indiana, Is notified
May, A, D, 1861, file her petition in the Office OF the
Clerk OF said Court Of Common Pleas, within and
tor Fkid county Of Hamilton and State OF Ohio,
charging the said William Benedict with having
been, and still continuing to be guilty Of gross me-
that she may Be divorced from tbs said defendant,
which petition will stend for hearing ct Tile next
term OF said Court BENEDICT.
By NJ a. A W. TILpEH, Att'ys for Plaintiff
Cincinrati, May ls, 1851 my2a ffh
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IRON SMELLING.


The apparatus of the weayers is very SIM
pie. There are two kinds, one used by the
men, producing cloth of only a few inches in
width, and another by the women, produc-
ing cloth ss wide as of English manufacture.
Tie men can make cloth OF an indefinite
lepglt: the apparatus used by the women
limits the losgth of the cloth to about two
and a half yards. l forbear a description of
either of these eontrivGnces, as such as |
could make would hardly be ineligible.
There is an incident in Mr.. CampbeI's
journey which proves that courage andliberty
are both valued in Africa as much as in
America.
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.4MnTeN CoMNo9 PLEAs-S 10.

HAMnT0N COMMON PLEAS no.
HI 2l,gI2. Bridget A.. Ferguson Us. william FER.
gnTscn Divorce. The defendant is hereby notified
That the plaintiff hlea her petition against him on
lth ptcemher last, whereia she charges the said
from Ter said husband, and to have ,Alimony and
costs that unless he appear on or before the 9TH
thereto, The same win be heard in hs abseacs, and
s \. Black BRIDGET A. FERGURs0N.
Alto 10y fpr Petitioner, ApIii lails5l. r hp22.fM
AN INks AND LIQUURs.- WIS HAyk
spared no eHpcuss IN tho pnrcbGss Of on
Liquors which have be6D selected eIUrszalF T.
ALRBbT ROss, urussist
la1 " cor neHprl-hv AID EisetsS
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IN isssiSs Sr % iSD stts %i SSsSssa.a%fu.fs..sA
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rHs COTTON cRop OF ABBBoKurA.

Cotton from Abbeokuta has been an arti.
Gle Of export to the British market for about
eight years. In the frat year only two hun.
dred ard thirty five pounds could be pro-
cured, but fiom that tfue, through the efforts
of Thomas CleRg, Esq, of Manchester, and
several gentlemeB connected with the
Church Missionary Society, LOndoa, the ex
port bss more than doubled every year, until
in 1853 the quantity reached about six thou
sand bales, or segen hundred and twenty
thousand pounds .
The plant Aboands throughout the entire
country, the natives eultiVating il for the
Manufacture of cloths for their own con-
sumption. It's expectation Ia, therefore, cap.
able Of indefnite extension. In the seed 10
& purchased FROM the natives at something
ltss than two cents per poundas II is then
alnned and pressed BY the traders, and ship
ned 10 Liverpool, where IL realizes better
prices than New Orleans cotton ga vos
The gins now in use BY the natives effect
iniuriously the 6ber, so as to depreciate it at
least v cents per pound. Properly cleaned,
II would bring far more than New Orleans
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-07-09

busies himself With strengihening his position, fell
ing crest trees the roads in is front and Oh
structing them IN every possible way, i IN no cor
6itiOn to advance assault, and d0ubtfs Of has
ability even to hold his ground # assaied, know
not, though We think he would. Mere Ignorant civ
ilIans would have doubt on the subject
There IS no mystery at ali as 10 the rebels plan
Of the campaign They mean 70 avoid any decisive
battle any general concentration Of forces but %
keep up the spirits of their daFes By skirmshes and
dashes. 70 profit to the utmost By their SUPERIORITY
in local knowle ge and in cavalry, 10 set frapB AZ
deadfslls for our green brgadicrs and colonels ai
TO keep up skGlking, cowardly warfare OF cur
pickets and sentines- II they ean thus wiz inferior
numbers occupy and waste the main body OF tn q
patriot forces, while they send the strong defach
menfs TO subdue and ezrrpate the patriots Of East
Tennessee and Western Virginia, they will be sole
to close the campaign with the prestige and the
substantial fruits Of triumph And a campaign
so closed will enable them to dictate terms Of com
promise, and come bnck into the Union more iDso-
lent and domineering than ever.
Gentlemen who hold the Peoples proxies for the
direction Of this business this just the one result
that your masters and hackers will not abide Il
the National forces shall be beaten in fair stand,
up hight, which We do nOt believe pOssi5ie-the pa
trlot millions viii acknowledge the corn and the IN
dependence OF Secession. II side beats, the Reb
Ell leaders must abscond and the country be tran
quiilzed on the good old basis Of the supremacy Of
the Constitution and laws But 20 have JEFF Davis
and Toombs, Cobb, Floyd and WigfaII return 70
Washington as eonquerors by diplomacy, and cracls
their slaYe-whips over the head of loyal freedom
loving statesmen is not to be tolerated nor thoRht
Of. And We msy just as well determine who il who
in three months as in thirty.