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AVIS DU MARSHAL,
COUR DE DISTRICT DESl ErATS C0NtEDFnES DAME
ETArs CosrrDEnEs RIQUEyg. BAEQUI CHESTER,
District dc i" lona"ne SE G> "a R4ATEAyX etc. No. L.
I'm VERTU dun writ d'An:iraute MOI
IA aressi dams 4iMe c deSsu ai Sa Ell prie en- ma pos
session la bnrque CHESTER gr9enes apphanX SEES
meubles ct SIS batean ct ie prtViens lie on
les propridieS or oUe personpe peones yaht gu
pr6cndan avo In oi tire intre Ia dite baTquo,
dayo Sc p.tseler Cour de lisrct deS ;
de la NoV,le Oreaus avan e ~ ri
duer tie nmbcntiOn u present avis tae Vao es fa
sons srs en- avsiu pour esqueles la dte barql'e Cheet
gr"ments apparax ses neubes 81 distribute con
RS CONNIE prise IeSHie CT 10 p'oNl''' e w.
J. foruGnent a la prere des demandeUrs.
| NonSehe ofIe"ns' 81 A ~ c. B. BEVERLEY,
EYES 3ti20d Marshal des Ea's'Ceneus''SN sAVt'que'
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SIxrEuE CouR De DISTRICT s. n WESFMORE vs.: n?
de Ia Nouvelle Orleans. I CttoLAS FlthSlMaONs


INN yTyeTgy dun writ de saisie ct vente n
T. moi airessd par Ptonorable SiXSme Cour de District
de la Nouree Orleans dams ataire dessus e proctdera e
VENDRFDI daou 1854, midi PHote de la Cite, de
la Commune entire les u Camp Magasins Ia vente
pnblque adjudication de ia prop6ts don't SHIT la descrp
savoir-
UN TERRAIN stue Cans le faubourg Annonciation, Pre-
ner District de eette yhe dsgnG No Is dle No TO- Dor
ne par les tues frpschore Benton, Lberts ct SUI
1858 Ell dtpose en- p; ,ude de A. Mazureau noaire public
lie dit teratn 81 ped face la rue Tepsiehore
anglhise M " t
Enserbe avec oues batisses ct anslioratiohs qNi
fpu| ent ct toutes appal tenauces
oaiSi dams ratfare ci-dessus. ,,,...,,,
| L. T. PARKED
| Iva If 81 at1 O Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d'psleans
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..s..ssg.s.- lpss De pNNNEa-ps. ]. HEsy

NJ s. Charles stat, cohtnpsS Q slppy q
SSca LOSS or TESfR Without wses o. sastnzsj
II 9poa his new 4g1ncipls Of sss sssaien ~
method hss procured him universe! y fe9
FT(T Al TENTH hitherto Invented, and II s caaes
erfsc articulation and Encstion, Rnd . perfect ana nsts
"a 10 dssT detection by ~ aloseS. observer
vests edod Of fIp teeth with gsl eoHs;nss al tns 1891
These interested E hn these statements y
SIf;nT gnI scI;Ipntously corraes d. returns hs sss
thssks to Ina Inhabitants Of Nss Orasna ard vicinity fgE
rrsctice hsy sAvexea hza With for the ls
Wa ONCE and residence l2 ST. Gase; street, sscena
yrnn, IafsYette Sauara. - -
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DENTISTRY.


,s,s,.as.sshga ARTIFICIAL TH9GIE1-Tha bs.ssl
&asAsSsaa cheaass and most repate Dental Estahsa-
F?se Ineri New Orleans Is DIR. FIELDISGS,
@4Al If IL 49, Canal street
r fs-ie for II! npulang Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
by AM Practc T. nsi in tie Southern states defynsepe
lion IA ut prices charged By the experienced
requiring suPariag Dentistry should proc1Es Whess
they G rely ap0n the experience, skill and integrity which
D atal ScienCs can prodafe 49,. !.
Every ArtGr& TootA is of surprising beauty heh esnnot
"a detected the vsy productions OF nsture gradually
storing uniformity the features essenGio onth ard
by warranted satisfactory for masticaa and aEticHx-
tiou - - ,>urr ,,,-,,, ,4,m1>,, -, si -
tracng without yan supersedng shns eefore AZ
tared BY the profession astonishing all wha witness
All Operations in Reutistry performed wh care ana skill
eheapne8s and utility unsurpassed by
fully applied Tech rernodasea ard snse VIZ
crate charges, AT the following pricess aes
company ing each sat- if dsauea and is m
after month"; trial, tngf money VI " Il
Full sets Sterling siive pass in X
Full sets vucanged Rubber equal geld ~ g " <
Full SETS on Is carat gold base, beautiful se ~ Z
FALL sDs on q gold base, frsIn 70 hss Z
The most perfect gems thai can be proSsaes5
Those requiring Artificial Testh are cordially hVeo
| and examine before engaging elsewhere
| DIX. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
| ,s,v 49, canas stTess
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MfiIitarp Motitts.

HEADQUARTERs BgAUREGARD BATTAII0S,1
New Orleans, July g. 1861. {
" ORDER No. l. TIE COMMISSIONED OFF
IA OF the different companies composing this Battalion
ri ordered to the office Of the CarOHdeet and Nayga
VI ton Company, head of the Old Basin WEDNESDAY
NEXT, n O'Clock p. NJ transact important business.
Strict puIctuality will be requred
FRANK A BARTLETT, Captain Com'g.
J-Picayune Delta, True Delta and Bee will please copy
twice iy42 81
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zsA JEFFERSON Lake EIOTEL-END OF
N arrolton RR-Havng leased this delightfully."- situated
l House o. years take this Of making
known public that it has been thoroughly renEated
painted rerned and will be opened by Tie IN Of
April Thankful patrons past favors promise IN
every manner possible their wishes, should please
'n "a g., s''e 10 sA'l DAN,I, PETERS Il &C. E
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ssa. TO F!AE5lLxE8s- &c FAMILIES. IA;
va FEE CENFRAE R0BsH, 81
IEL-nri

contracted supply great want Of q
Nav Orleans. Persons desiring aTsl nisA
oy the purpose arsrng rEvaans If crawisd hotsis
d Northern watering asytus can find in 5aga qalss,
healthy honaa, with MI comforts of hrseass Hotel
Pura reesous watar good bathing high attitude and psc
country, With beautiful drives are among the aefaE
tEge5 Giiersd. ,5Sy
h place eau be reached oFr and half hours
By Orleans, Jackson and GeatN5tthsFa rea AID
persons 1oug business in te city can avs hoI<z
night and retnr1 before buainess ths Esyt DAY
GEO X. -fH-ARlSht f'raaTtaiof.
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E. =. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.

Dxr1,EHE CovE DE DISTRICT }THnMy IAFoN vs. Adni;
DO Id >''''''7''''S"' FiTZi i ls15!
HIN VEFfTU dun writ de ssisie ct Ee2lte
Ia moi Honorable DGIxene Cour de- District
Nouvue DREAMS, dams ratne edeSss ie proct,lera
lu. VEND Ed hu0ut l66l, mai FHotei de Ia Cite
rue Commune, les u Camp ct dies tgtsls,
In pubIquc adjudication do la prOpritte dent suit
Ia description, s1Toir-
DEUX GEhrAINS LOTS DE TERRE, cnseIr3e nvec ton-
tr, atiuvAIioIs rD privileges hEpafelhut, 81
lie Eremer District De cet'9 Vile dams et m9f?nt
borne pnr lIeyt Ptria 81 Mary ct rcet de-!Ses
lots Nos plan tire phf e A. de AnlS ar
ctecte, lie a Mars ISL dp2s6 EN- uie de A. a2
real public 10y No mesurant 30 peo POI
ces face tleyia. Al pG!s p?uces face Ia rue Pe5i!a
Il pied; poures igne qu lie stpare dN LOT NO = a 70
pcs poHces Ia ltgne do division dt lot No fe To- No.
M facade dc ~ p1uces sur In Hevia Il picds
n9u face Ia rue Peril ~ gied louces la lgus Qni
lie aIe 81 pieIs sur la ligne qli e Sc
| rale tlu lot No. >
| PaRre Ci-dCBSus
CONDlpIONS-Gomp"at nu moment de Padjndtce5sen
| f. T. PARKER, @.
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SECOND nl8TRcT COURT (THDNI LAF9N vs AIqI3S{,4
OIL New '''e"A' : MoNs--No iSo53
DY VIRTUE of writ Of seizure and sale
ID the Honorable the Second District Court
OF New Orleans the above entitled will proceed TO
sell at public auction the City Hotel Common street be-
tween Camp and Magazine streets, FRIDAY, 9Th day
Of August, 1851, at l. o'clock M
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together g.
with improvements thercon, rights ways, otc 1
situated in the District of this city, i'll the I4M
square G. bounded by l!aye Peliat ST. Mary, aud
Frct Streets designated iots Nos Three aud Four
pnn drawn Armas Architect dated 18th March, s5l
deposited The office OF A Magueau Notary Public Said lot
No Three fret inches front HeVa street. IL feet
inches front eri4 feet inches OF the lire di7id
I'M rrorn lo No ~ inches tho division lire of
ot No Four No. forr has 10 Get inches Hevih
street Il feet 3incheS iron, on Porilin street eGt lncnes
| giyi,i III line OF nU No. Five.
| ScIaeG Il The above suit.
rERMS--Ceah Oh the spot.
| f. =. PARKER,
| Sheriff OF he Parish OF Orleans
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aartit0lar Npt1tes.

MERCHANTS BANK, !
New Orleans. July |, 1861. s
Mg- The Dividend declared this day, Of
FOUR PER CENT. Of the profits Of the last six months
Iy2 In WIN. S. MOUNT Cashier.
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- PARKE HOTEL, CORssR CAMP STREET
Ef&TH and LAFAYETTE SQUARE NEW ORLEANS.
This Hotel the delightfully."- situated Of any in tie city,
is open for the reception Of transient board
Having been thoroughly renovated throughout the
Proprietor hatrers himself he families and
srgs boare equal sular eztabshu,ent in TIE CRY,
refers 20 his experience in hotel keeping and sotcis
d. rr0naga his friends and travelling public.
eaHTerns to suit present times.
je25 In n. 3. COOK, PFoprfsror.s e
t@a PASS CHRISTIAN HDTE1rTHTs HOTEL
FL will opened the reception Of visitors Inc i
Ell good order and will be conducted in liberal sly
Bo8rd $50 per month. Children and servants half
mvls 3r1 JOHN MCDONALD. 5
50 PAsCAGOULA EaOUSE-NoW MUCH En-
fsfM IIARGEt.
haM 3t MRS DODSON wish to inform the pul,c tt as
they at times ready receive boare5 at the following
snrnrnar-Per month s35 per week. SO; per day 81
Wnter-Per mouth, S25 per week, per day, 81 %
EIhs establishment combines all the comforts OF none
being quiet than larger hotels having separate
my2a I'M W. S. D0DSoS.
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80. ALLEG1ANY SPRINGS sss%
liSl MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA. -

rA THE ABITA SPRINGS-MRs. F A. ssFa
tfT7 BOSSIEREi respectfully to her friends $3.50
iand the PUBLIC generally that her honse is Low open
reception visitors The unrvaled electric medicinal
baths enjoyed perfection, the facilities for
bathing have been greatly increased and mnoVed Her
heretofore will be sb8nantlY supplied and attention
will be paid the comfort of nvalid She earnestly trusts by
unn exerons satisfaction to all who honor
her their Bang situated at peasas.
he villages Of Covington and MAndayiile 1t
ders drives to those places convenient.
The will be in attendance ct the landing at
Coz nrtn To to the SPRINGS.
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In mineral water many Ingredients hs
solution its conceded be uncertain how these
chemically united the other We may however, IN
this case, infer that the water contains
acids sca chloride of magnesium bi-carbona
of lime sodium carbonate of soda secale OF po
nss iron of Soda aluminochoridss Of
sDjiun, nd probably other combinations myiu
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~sa BROOKLYN BEER GARDEN H7SR
H3 GRETNA, LA-The above named place Of ratresh- s
HI pleasure has been fitted No style, 4s-
open day evening and Sundays for the
visitors The Fourth District Ferry from ths foot
street. regularly these Gardens. Admission
Tickets Sundays, 10 cents.
3tn HENRY SCHU PROPRIETOR.
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CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS ]. L. AND ".

I. RIDDElIL
remarkable spring is situated river,
parish TRnraRy, miles and half east Of
ing.ou large rises from the earth with
strong current temperature found be 50 degrees
l. quite unlike waters known in the neishhohood
unua chemical composition and the large amount OF
See contains led suppose it has Its source very
leep IN the eath-beiny fact natural ''artesian wellp
J, l.. & W. P. RtDDELi,
Louisiana University,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-14

FArAL GFIKAT NEAE NEw ORLEANS "A
Gltal aHray occurred ~ place called Free
town. l.ear the city Of New Orlears. between
tygo notorious characters, named J ohm Miller
and Mary Jane Jackson alias Bricktor !iv-
ing together for some time pre-, ious 10 .aeaC.
fair. Ihe New Orleans 1r4e Gsl,0, Of tbs IN
/. 81 say
Th@ t.tai aiirny occurred IN their resi-
Gence, On J harsday night, n hAif-ptsttfght
O'clock II iler tEou&ht ErIckt p net td.d "a
Ii. te dom. 5, Ic correction, an lo. tE.a .iur-
Isse br0t Eht LuiGra rUWi.aG. v"iIA WI i-a
he undertook 10 bring Der 10 Il Due rrg t-i Tor
the ma esty aAd ne -t-als OF the "a tle seE
Dr,cK-op never yet MAS Yanquls AyG, IA fair
IRHt, by man or wCta:tl,, AIT .us Iiu;. il up.a
hlIa she seiz the cVw4Il;a hsrsatL .,Ad !, a.
SAID, T. Have Egpii. i = tpou IL ed and
shoulders THIS 'Ugl ut lftEtrs etpay H'Fi -
thc = 81 X. ana h- drew =, kuifa uuon her
- tutCd a. thought he GTssYei NJ asra Rnd
wren 1A-t liz" C-gg"r nom him, ihy; -.t1sng
hIm uy the thTO7 sbe pluaEed ths oIAG. i've
tIu"e IAto hia bvIys ier veI Ge~ uca thus
quilted, she .Flue6 ~ s~et tho Ifr ri -nt ioi
there had been villa, iio1--itS. !. e, ,-; --n
them, and sle pas ann - ord. y here ae *.
ptred - four o'e.Ggs NFat-IL y uc mig Sle
vas arrested aut locked u? IN rhe tIetAa
Itli.
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Tie Rftr,at .troEs P5betoa, hy.
ABINGDON, VA Dec lc

'A"'-''NN't a A'tN' ~ i-'l
Edi0rS DisPGlnh "A Correspondentin in one Of
your late Issues pretendS to give an account
Of tha retreat Of Col Wiiliams's command
from PiketOn, Ky. / regret 10 say thai gour
correspondent has either wifuIIy mi>rsrre-
Seh'td me circumstance OF GeriVtG his iafur-
NATION from some very unreliable source.
The 3attIe OF Ivy, OH Gauiey Bridgc-al-
ready reported IL the Southern prees-v.ts
beyond doubt, one Of the most brilliant 6nd
effective engagement Z ul tLa whole war. hay.
ing in view the num baTs engaged on both
sides and Col. Williams has gained, byit.
not only the confidence aLd applause OF tue
Government, DuL has greatly endeared him
self 10 his command by the solGier-IiKe man.
mer m which he preserved their beaith
strength, ard, prGcaolY, their lives. Tie
retreat trola IIAetOn was conducted i'll most
perfect order, the array leaving the town in
closed ranks, At "GOmm mOn tllue,' under heavy
cGn0nadlng, and Il continued and incccsaut
ire Of InuSketry from the enfTuv on the 0p-
posite lil!S. We brought with us about 600
head OF hogs, ami 2op head Of cattle, over q
wretched road, With the mud ,iu some place>)
knee deep
Capt. Menefee was n0t IN PIketou Is your
respondent represents after the trnafi;!re
OF the army. neither did he spike heir CauuCn
1T Ivy Bridge. Ha was not iii thut tiEht rOr
does he claim TO nave been tlarc. The enemy
remaiue1 III PlkrtOn more .Ihbn three DAYS
aflcr our Tetreat, and II Can't Men fee OF . nv
body else drove them out of Piheton, il was
done In the night and the IAlkaes returned
before morning. Col. Williams had MS scouts
ana spies hanging upon The eaemy's lines all
the Time, aNd w:s fully advised CT every
movement they made, from the lime Of heir
entry, TO the I!'ae ot their departure from
that place.
In conclusion, We would remark that for
discretion As we'll rs boldness. 10 officer in
the army Is more distinguished than Col
Williams, and tnat the men now under his
Smnlaud are willing to go wherever he yoeS
or " wherever he directs, assured that their lives
win not De rashly endangered and that they
will come in for fair share OF any fight in
soldier like manner.
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II. t. sScAxTuH,
G. III EwINg.
Officers, Col. Wiliiams's Command
correspondence CT the Richmond Dispatch
Tie -iHtic:oa!ed BG.lte-.I1litary 4irdcr-Thc GAL
i0oR- Iae Aiti5a Iatr, ~;
CAMP EsAs CEHraEvnLF.
DPCp!nke 10Th 1854

CAMP EsAs CEHraEvULF
DPcem ber 10Th. lNSl {
The public has been on tip-toe. evpec ing 4
grand fight - Lereahout~' for <c'rf Time -
They have been standing in thi@ artitrca too
long 10 be -. eeab!e. Suppose thev come
down, 6tt-do0' ed, and t. relieved hv the
thought tnat tle Yankees have rraCt,ced a
ankee trick on Us and, IA thc "rortY have
not come, 1t is 10 he holet tha' "-n viii be
excused for no lighting them. AZ 30 me de-
sire o! the Scltiers 10 get into flight he.c,
can safely say il II universal ard almost
amounts TO enthusiasm. Never, siure the
troops CT this branch Of the arm ~ nt ri the
/ field, have they burnt with moro II: Iitavy
zAsl than they have during the few weeks
past, Nntte they We're ANTICIPATING a h1ttIe of
n2gnitude grearar aHd grander by tar than
any yet !onSht upon this continent. e nc
tlelIan designs 10 advance, there is nothing
10 prevent blm fTom doing 50, unless i is a
distrust IN the ability OF his forces Ia prevent
him from beiog sup-rcF .ied. The y ~ ther
has beer remarkably mud, aud tie roads are
IN excellent order. 5isaven s~eros 10 fitCr the
advance, and earth opens the. wav, Vet the
cannon sounds i'll fhe distance, and therc is
no indication OF any grand move within
reach of our guns. day, while General
LOngstreet WAS drilling his Division rrofes-
sor loves balloon was seen in the direction
of Mason's Hill. This is the first time that
we have observed the balloon from centre
Vile.
That the militia law, passed by the Con
vehtion, subject 10 the repeal or RATIFICATION
OF tue Legislature, Is unjust. no one can deny.
II tAe Legislature ADOPTS II law 50 unequal III
Is operations, the complaint against the in
Justice OF /; Will DO 50 great 30 10 chill the
military ardor OF some of the most patriotic
men lhdt are Aow in the field, and The evil
~ili De fsit throughout the whole war 10
such degree as IL. great measure 10 destroy
the efneiency of the present volunteers. The
motion OF Mr.. Nash, III the Senate OF yir
gihia, meets with the cordial approbation, OF
inc soldiers in camp. II auth rlzes Inc
Governor To .fraf; from the militia Sirginia's
quota 10 the Confederate States, exemr ing
t0e Present yciu.te attSr having served
twelve months, and providing by law i
ssi etie bonus To sucA of those as may n
eblist a!t'r their present term sxpirss.
Ihis law operates we'll for all ages subject
70 military dn'y ana II adopted, Thousands
npnn sapesans;stof ihnss who are now in tke
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BOAR EkzS a..

gHOAED.-Two OF three vqoll.furnishrd VI
A5 ROCnS, wEb BOARD
ca be had by ilnmedate application
ca the The premises, Grace street,
Near tho Lagito! Square,
d l3-t|: 2I door from Eth 81.
bUskuIAG.-Iyy nicely tn~r Isl Cd
: : Rooms with BOARD,
Ny be obtsiaed by epp1yiag -
NGs T. Z. Johnson. on Cay at,
de l2-.tF BetVvee en ID aud Sd
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PRICE TWO CENTS,

ieId, &ctua'ed by the same patriotic irnputs..
ti'ut hIs' caused them to enlist. will again
Iaiif 10 theIr couDtry's need Will. an nm.
,, n,i'eu ~ uor and devotion prom pied ty the
HoDiest IeeiinFs of The human heart In this
war, Waged between the North and tho
>onfn, lne soldier is contending for the right
OF Fqnaltty. The State of Virginia annaa,s ~
her sons 10 sacriL iLice their lives their fortunes
ana their sacred houor in defence Of = n ton
atty founded up0n even balanced irstira md
sh:if the Mother OF states. At the first da ,rn
OF onr new born natiOasi iity, be 90 force I'm,
OF what is right As to yiolo-e n principle In
defence OF which she ofIars freely her troqs
ure, and pours out the blood OF her best CHI
zprs
That it may not be charged to the discr-di.
of the author of what has bear sud In the
iorrs"!ng rem narks, he Will simply state that
he foTfuIat@iy beipugS 10 the reserve" aud
there fore hes 40 other reason 10 desire the
F"pPat OF the ordinance of the Convention
than 20 see justice meted ont fairly and the
5ood q the country promoted. He intends
70 ignore All classification, and before he will
20 mack under the tyranny that now rpipas In
the IIncoln domains. he will live urau bred
anu water, Hnd continue To enloy the lHjcy,u
OF lighting the Yankess,
H., 18th Va Vols.
T. S.-h soldier by the name Of burgess
toMnhttsu suIciGe 1" !ew d3yS ago in the b
Inth Carolina GIN eut. he W. lifting
IN the Co1n1liSsary tent At the time guarGitr
the provisions The circumstances 10 TO show
t!iat - was a '."ilbeTa te act Is h a shoe and
SOCK on one foot had been takes, OH. and his
brains blown cut by placing the rpltt lie # his
ul i0St ABOVE bis eyes His friends could
ItFe no reason for - T7sh step. 1t is sup
pc "a mat he was tired Of lie, and had con
elhded 10 try the realities OF another world
4 ais Is the scCoad Instance in q tar. Gevs IF
such denlorabie waste OF l.te Men IN " II
oeccna more reckless of their lives. and at-
Z tmpt, through n.stakea notion. to re;igye
themselves OF q burden too heavy TO bear
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10 give /. the character Of II war S'L ply for
emancipation. bat the attemp pts ~ that
would be leader Of public opinion fsisr'. ]
hold fast by the representations o! ~
Doc k-pTognos tica ions ~ eich have as Ys,,
in every instance, baen quite correct
rne South Will beat the North. The bee Ets
uF the Northern men are not warm in The
conflict her gentry, her btnkers, and her
moaeysd men are tired Of being unrepresent.
ed, and the supplies will f,il Her standing
army hates the volunteers, who has usurpe3
q rank he J. unfit for. an lowered the stand
ar value Of is ntm- Tadfs is eseTytbi &,
'xCe t the UsaGes Cf red tape aFd tha exeTcis.
Of an imaginary g0veTt ~ mt VIII. d ir1itY
WIS no government 1T I'll III favor OF the gal
liant South. And though I; lament The curse
hat universal su!iCaze and vote by ballot
hTF brought on that p,endid cpuntry, nav
ElSh Is that sfCef> % mag ~ iutain Use I.
,or there en- be no s)urd uatoa, 40 , ne!l !,
i'Pedom, IL there Is co ,rcton, and freedom s%
= bHt III name. Yours truly.
u, u. 4 -.
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As,67xrxn1 aSy,g&@.
FUTURE DAYS.
JAMES NJ TAYE0P & SON.

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