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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-27

THR REPRESENTATIVE or SIR WALrvR SooTr.
The direct representativ OF 1.-The q eat TN.
known" is Mary Monica Scott. daughter OF
Mr Hope Scott. the eminent parliamentary
counsel, and Charlotte, daughter of John
Gibson I10ckhart and Sophia, eldest daugh ter
OF Sir Walter Scott. Mary Monica Ia thu
only surviving chtld of the late Mrs. Hope
Scott, for although son and Ecvera. other
daughters were born. they died prematureiy.
Miss Scott, who was eight years old on .as
ford House and estate, hsr father being merely
administrator or tutor In respect % the pro
party At pyeasnt Should May Monica dc
wlthcat issue, iks properly. hat Dot 10 wv,
VIZ ssvast " ths AepAsH Of Eefhaws q ~
Mal'0 secfts snAt q w Naaot nsQlees
hamass Nhs ~ ~ pftsens aissaiss N uAs'
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BURNING OF A WARsEoCsB.--2te I.csra Tar D
Causht.-A telegraphic dispatch, under date
0: Chambersbnrg, Pennsylvania, August %
says:
"The warehouse of Oaks d Austin was
burnt last night with its con tents. The fire
was the work of an iIcendiary, who was
arrested at Mercersburg, ana brought To this
place in irons. 1t is generally supposed that
the warehouse OF Mr.. Henderson, II Carlisle
last week He was member of the Scott
Legion. The evidence against him is strong,
and it is generally believed tina: he had ac-
completes, who are still at large. The ware
house of Mr.. Sha flint was also visited the
same night, and a note left In the same say
ing that they could find nothing worth taking
but that they would attend TO him Per.
sonally.''
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OF NEwsPAPsR EXTRAS on ST

SUPPRESSION OF NEWSPAPER EXTRAS ON Sus.
DAY. The Baltimore Exchange, of Saturday
- .
says:
A notice has appeared in somo of the city
dailles signed by Provost Mars hal Dodge, for
bidding the sale of newspaper extras on the
Sabbath day. This step is said to have been
taken at the request Of parties who profess a
At a Union prayer meeting held In DIR. Dun
nings church, corner Of Green and German
streets, resolution was adopted requesting
the police authorities OF the city to enforce
the law forbidding the sale of this extras. At
the same meeting a resolution was offered re-
questing the enforcement of the law in re-
ference to playing musical instruments on
Sunday. This, however, was lost.
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siAmPspK A''oaa NORTHERN PKIKTBas
learn ftom tie Nashville Gazette, that a
number Of the Northern printers engaged at
TIE southern Methodist Publishing House, in
that city, have thrown up their situations,
and have gone to the other side OF Mason and
Dixon's line. The Nashville Gazette SAYS:
The proclamation of President Davis has
Shown thelG up ia their tiue light. Since it's
publication they have been in groups
upon the street corners, evidently consulting
III regard to snddan movements. They have
Seon holding good situations Tor several years
past, contributing 30 doubt a por ton or their
wages U assist IN iubJngating the people who
nave ien taesn acting too, probably, as spies
III cur midst, communicating snch iuteil-
gsncs Re has reeentiy been seen In the Nor. b.
sfh papers uneer the head OF Nashville
correspondence" They would have bean
perfectly willing 10 have continued q. work
aaa gwen us the benefit of their "amiahls,,
presence had is not been Tor the r,yoelama
tion and tbs ." tcrty days " notice. LEI ms
s inei lhsh kiat that the proper means have
oesn adopted 10 rid the cities OF The South NJ
such vampires VI
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Tite AHirif ef Viraiuia.

In Capt. GRANTS company, from Washing.
ton county, which has latoly proceeded to the
Northwest. is volunteer named ELISHA
FRANKLIN, who is sevonty-two years oldl The
old man was If By the cars at enc Of The
stations, but pursued his course On foot to the
stopping place Of his company, ten miles be
yond, which lie walked in M hour and a half.
such is specimen Of the spirit of The South
ern people. Such a people ara invinoible.
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Sent to Richmond.-About twenty one prison
ers, tmostly sailors) recently taken from Abo-
lition ships captured off the coast of North
Carolina, by the "rebel' privateer Lady Davis,
well remembered in this city as the James
Grsy,) have been sent to this city for safe
keeping or transportation within the territories
Of the enemy, as circumstances might seem to
ius.ifx
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Fort Sumter.-Sundry scenes illustrative OF
the bombardment, de-, of Fort Sumter, in
Charleston harbor, are now on exhibition al
Metropolitan Hall. To the veterans who were
present and took part in the stirring scenes
there enacted, as we'll as to the citizens OF
other States, who only know of the events
which have made Sumter memorable in our
history by newspaper representation, this pic
torial illustration Of the late bombardmen,
must prove attractive. The representation il
accompanied by an appropriate lecture.
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High Prices.-The Hackmsn are adopting
the fashion of the times in demanding exorbi-
tant rates. An instance is reported, where one
Ct them demanded and received $40 for carry
ing sick Confederate soldier six miles in the
country. Such exsc.ions should be put stop
to. We trust no pugnsc; slsly irate individual,
will come out and vent his bile ON the Report
er, declaring this statement false, slanderous,
SO. His authority for the item is the brother
of our worthy Mayor. Joseph Mayo.
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Goods Foand.-A week since Captain Chas.
Holiday, of New Orleans, entrusted a valuable
box to the possession of cartman, to deliver
at the Express Office, which mission was not
executed. Captain Holiday applied to Mr..
Seal, of the Police, to aid him in the restora-
| ton Of his property, which the latter accom-
plished; since which time he has been unable
70 SEQ INC paI.y W .nom "a: sooos oslops' nc
field.
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A neety invented cartridge, made by W. R.
Hodge, Jr., of Columbia, Tenn, few of which
have been manufactured at the State Armory
in this city, were successfully tried there on
yesterday evening. We will not undertake to
give a minute account Of the mode of action
pursued to make them do the work for which
they were designed-suffice it, that it worked
we'll. The cartridges seem to be gifted with
power to 90 off at the right time and effectu-
ally use up our enemies, which is all that we
could ask of them.
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oLs1sise THE HaSaoa or SgsAsrerox. tel
sfoWhalg Lie American contractor at senag To,
poi, writes THAI be was getting on very slowly
With ths raising q the Ra alan shies, Which
We're 20 Te,lsn sass none Of tAem could haas
rssssss. AEH ihe hss sss vss faausaa.y eiess :
III Hs;gsas sskAew;saxsf tAs mssss..s ef !
ssietAia Slsns e 4saSa isssfs afs.s;, iii tas
Nd, pI AIs siisHlissi 10 shs Slssss sd isfs
ri II L3t4s6a.
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Very many of the regiments who leave this
place for the seat of war carry with them,
more or less, sick men who had infinitely bet
tor stay in Richmond and be cured, than to
let mistaken esprit du corps hurry them for
ward to the performance of duties for which
they are physically disqualified. 1t stands to
reason that mono of the soldiers can be 80 we'll
attended to on the field, where operations may
be going on, and where the mind is constantly
on the rack, as in Richmond, comparatively
quiet place, whore all the comforts and many
of the Injuries Of life are provided for the
sick soldiers. Let commandan's of regiments
bear the above in mind. A sick man cannot
fight.
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Likenesses ef Distinguished Men.-Msssrs.
West & Johnston, booksellers, Main street,
have received lot of beautiful Photographic
ikenesses of President Davis aud Lady, and
Generals Reauregard, Johnston, Lee, Magru-
der and Huger. The pictures bear the imprint
of New York firm, showing that the Yankees
are determined to make money out of our Gen.
erals in private, if they cannot beat them in
public. They have succeeded IN making ad-
mirable fac SMILES of the distinguished par
ties referred to.
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Ne~ Artillery corps.-Capt. D. H. Pannill
of the Home Artillery, proposes to raise al
once, for active service, an Artillery Company
for twelve months. Those of our young mer
who wish to aid in the defence of our city ana
State, are invited to come forward and ioir
this corns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-27

nK-Ws LRAKN THAT On, WooLFsox, the Opti
sian and ocnlist, late Of Washington, b. c.. viii
extend his stay In Richmond but for . shoyt time
lonse or. and then continue his professi. nal tour
further South. Those Wishing to OBTAIN His cole
bratsd epsctaeles, should embrace the present op.
Hotel, on Frank lin street.
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The Central Cars arrived about half-past 2
o'clock yesterday evening. The passen gers
brought nothing "new, strange or eventful''
| from the Junction. A few sick soldiers ar
| rived, and large lot of miscellaneous passen-
gers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-27

Held to Bail-The Mayor yesterday re-
quired the following parties to give bail for
| their good behavior, on the charge of disturb
| ing the peace. Failing to do SO, they were
| locked up, viz George L. Bloomer, Albert
Elfe, John b. Mcclellan, and Michael Ian
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appointment Of Ssrgeon.--Dr. l.. r. Sulli-
van, of Mobile, Ala, has been appointed As
sistant Surgeon in General Beauregsrd's staff,
and left Richmond for Manassas on yesterday,
to enter on the duties Of his office.
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Au1ftEt 9th 1891

august Z4th, 1861
Back In camp again, after a double quick
InarCb Of three or four miies-quite Tired
False alarms cause soldiers sogus frouhla
some times. We Went out out found no en-
envy, and returned about S p NJ, 2Si. You
may confidently look for stirring intelligence
ii the enemy makes any advance Weather
cool and pleasant. Nothing else Of interest,
pm.
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Very Siek.--We regret to learn that Har-
vey A. Dudley, Deputy Sergeant ofthe city, 10
lying dangerously i'll of typhoid fever at the
present time
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Forgery Case.-Ths charge OF forgery, pre-
ferred against Opie Static, was called IN tho
Mayors court yesterday, and continued till the
I'd day of September.
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For Leesburg.--T The 18th Georgia Regiment,
Col. Ector commanding, LOO strong, lcfs this
city yesterday morning, bound for Lsssburg
and parts adjacent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-27

Arriced-Several full corps of soldiers, at
| taebed to the patriot forces have recently ar
rived here from the South. Some were attach
ed to the Infantry service and some to the
Cavalry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-27

We ,e-ula call attention to the drill of tho
LIST Go. lst Bat 18th .Reg't Virginia Militia,
this afternoon at five o'clock. Those who wish
to save themselves fne he'd better be pres
ant
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CAMP MAR FAIRFAX =. H. ,

Editor r. tie DiSpatch-SIR; Enclosed ven
via fi1d 4. list ~ the names OF the members
of Ccnpany II, !" Cspt. Boggz, 1st Virginia
Regiment of Eolunis e:s. wro have Contrihu-
TED Z p)Tron OF their pay towa~ds the relief
Of the sick and wounded soldiers az the yari-
Gus hos p -t.is now in this State, and also The
amour 'CgutribUted--s6e You are requested
By the members OF the con plny, through m 9,
to see ll;.t tins sum is tro,,eJi y ar propriaCed
They feei ~ iliag II leave it entirely to your
Ipds ment 20 say where it can be rest used -
Being cori lent that your application of Il
VIII be ludici2ns, and that from your Sc pc iOr
kao ~seJge If the location and situation Of
the sick and wounded soldiers, that you would
be better able to further their ohiscs than
they would, should they ATTEMPT the appli-
CaiCn themsev IS.
/ ain. very res specially,
Your ObeGient servant,
L. RIgaGoLp rnouAs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-27

The man, Henry Il. Martin, who was arrest
ed by tho Confederate authorities as suspi-
cious person." and who was carried before
Judge Merideth, Saturday, on writ of habsas
corpus, was discharged by the Judge,no cause
for his detention having been shown. As the
prosecuting attorney had instituted proceed
ings against him under tho law of Virginia,
the Judge remanded him to answer whatever
might be alleged to his discredit The Judge,
however, said that he would have discharged
the accused on both charges if he had had
tho power. We state these facts in addition to
what was said yesterday, as an act of justice
to the accused.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-27

SrEGiAL NOTICED jourp.vr.-
M TINaERS and SHEET III Wnsn
hRs OF the Confederate States, now in The ,in,
RichInond. on ~rs requested to w. et ON W @t
hssOAl MUTT, at the shop Of MI Mleba,l
into consideration the subject Of throsing as. sas
the Ysnkse bill ana adopting a bill for onrsa 'sH
au 2T-2t< ONE IF MY yraprHss VS..
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an. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
L. RIgGGoLp THOMAS.

sILfsi Of the Taaaes q td.e q 1trt1utors tap
FaiR L. g. Roggs, Lieu tenant j. II. tirea nor
] L. Bray. ". II. Deilaray,D ID. II Brother.
Ton, EduIn James, Benz. Peiale, william N j..
Lawson, Joseph Weller, James Doland
1heor, II. Martha, NJ. O lawson, Ii. II. Nor.
veil, T. :. Il idiak W l. Tysinner, Henry 4.
Bonn, tSsorge II Richards, = A. Noltine,
James T. Gentry, George II Paul, John j
Sinot, ". X k'lby, T.. Il. Kuhn, w. NJ
Wight. j lm@s 7 Miller, Charles Stacy,
dan, william NJ. Jackson. GeoTge A. Rae,
Ii. n Dunn II q. CLARK Joseph Bona Hen
" Puiro j u Gilman, j. n Tnorp, W. @.
Es:Tes. { Now, q. I. Redtord, W. Fl q
smith, j ohm Meanlay. Z. u. Cabsil. Edwin
Gilman, Il d Armstrong. A O. Claton, ] ]
Ghadsck, Il J. Ciatoa, David Grow, II. J
haymil, Il. r Thomas, J II. Davis, r. G..
Gaaaick
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WANTS.


"ANTED-HoPs, HOpS. HOPS ANDsIp
w hEl.-Wanted d large quantity of hips
Tor which liberal price wiz. 20 paid rhev sr.v
wild on gooa many streams il virginia 'qLG,a
VINO Will now gather them and ship to me VIII
be oil compensated for tn eir labor. '-A
j. ID. GOODMAN, Richmond Va
+. S--farmers who will have bAkLsY ,o~
sale, Will please communicate with me, mar inc
price aud Quantity lau q lml j. b. &.
WANTED-For an es abIished ciIy aeV.r-.
" per, good LOCAL hEpOhrEk TO nm
OK STEADY, Industrious habits, a good Situation
and air wages, Will be 1lvea. Noae other, nsst
apply. Address ID. J.,'' at Dispatch Office g,v
ing references, etc. an III.
IA; NCEl,--fhAUhEh a Lazy clmpeIs0I -
w teach FREECi and MUSIC thOroushlv
with The usual English branches. Adaress
DR.. WIN WRIT
au 27-ats Oak Grove, westmorelapd, "a.
WANIED-A oUB,rtTUiK In an artillery
w C.mpany, for which a liberal com :
pensation will be- paid. GSHS.
Address BOX s." to-day and to-mor. bQeki
row. au s7-ets
"a . \ ED-TkN HANDS, to cut Cord Wood
w for thu balance OF the ear, and probably
through the winter, st Atlees hanover eouptv
ON the Virginia Central Railroad.
an 27-s.* N. b. CLAEKE.
VA ANTED-lwo good LU, ksMlT ns-s saw
w WORK and good wages. Apply at the kich.
mond Lock Factory, l0tn street, between main
and cary. lsu 27-stl w. W. sNEAD.
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DHCsYns,
BUilONG.
SOFT COAN0,
NAILS, GALL0sIrIEs. H.,
Wsssa:f fa,,sal os rot, need Tie es2ly I'D II
IN ~ s!sy ts.Sssa1 ease pAxsteplsg sese vitA Ma
a, - .ssA oass, Wan hsFsss aassL WAil =,
e::a''Iss .s I. M a, .s..,, .
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Aeqaitted.-A number Of parties wsrs ar
raigned before the Mayor yesterday, for petty
offences, and acquitted after examination
Tho following were in tho batch thus disposed
of: Pat Leo, throwing stone at John Bailey;
Thsddeus Pulling, sssaulting Thomas A.
Wynpe; Minerva Wilson, violent assault on
John Ssnnot on tho 23d; VIM. II. Hicks, A.
tempting a disturbance amongst the sick sol.
diers at the st. Charles Hospital; Sarah Dunn
disorderly in the Second Market
The Polish Brigode.-This is is the accept
cd name of one Of the splendid Louisiana 70.
siments. raised by the exsrtions of tina,
noble cid patriot, Major g. Tochman, nov
encamped at Grinin's Spring, near this city
The Colonsl,V. Sulakowski, il Polandsr By
birth. He graduated at the celebrated militia.
~ school Of "Theresianum," in Austria. II,
served for six years in the regiment Of Aus.
TRAN Grenadiers, and subsequently served
with great distinction in tho Italian war o.
ls4S, and in tho Hungarian war Of 1S49.-
Since Col. Sulakowski has been in this coun-
try, he has been q civil engineer In Louisiana
for the last ten years. Most of the privates
arc Americans, Irishmen or French. All but
three of the officers are Americans, among
them several natives of old Virginia.
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s~.u. ,s.,s~s,x~u. VIRGINIA CENTRAL
&58 &,8EA hAILRGEp.
NOTICE TO soLDIERs ON lUzLoUGH.

The following preamble sad resolutions were
adopted at q Convention Of Railroad tleers, hsIa
In Richmond the 2lst day Of August. E,i
Whereas, The proposition OF WA. J'Tnes'
ESQ FOR transporting persons % abe military Sei
vice, on furiough hy reason OF sickness sseuis 20
admit Of construction not -, suplatsd ny 500 >
of those who assentad to it, AID leads to var anes
# action, and some companies having declined
altogether 10 accede to his proposition
ssot cd. For the purpose af efeetn& he !ms
uniformity OF action on this suhjsc which aas
been attained the charge for tbs transport 'tsln
of the mails troons and all scbsets 0f FeREI i9tt
the Confederate Government. that the sctieD o.
the several railroads Should BIS as foiiovs st
That all persons Ia the military service tfay
ing on furloagh regularly made ont oy va. o., /
commanding ef1cer, be allowed 10 travel or 'ns
same terms fixed 10 be paid by the Govern W.
for toe transportation of t, oops via at tive 'sa
per mile this privilege TO apply 30 oaIY 'Ie
trip each wsy-that Is, going sad retu rnias -
This rule applies to sick ara wounded s9I. ss'
as well cths person. In the military SER e.
travelling with u furlough. ecleters having ~
honorable discharge, and exhibiting ina shAs
viii be passed free. All others viii oe ens -
fail fare, unless tnev have trsnspofau1a oHF's
from the Quartsrmaster ,,-
H. n. VIII TCoMF,
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&C. ~ The city of Richmond -
OA3A yet furnished, from an,osg tas ~,
own citizens, her proportion Of 10 per ean As,x
ne ner , population for the military dsfsne,
nation OF the Governor; and o. Col Hn
taiion OF Artillery las recently refused ~ "a
the active service Of the country thu unds,Ia .
VINO mas been tor some time an ofsesr 10 ~ 81 ed
TALON, proposes to raise an ARtIi,.hsvvasse "a
FANNY, {, be enlisted for IL mopths' 49, eoh
vice, unless peace is sooner declared ai' ssf'
sons wishing TO join such q company vii per
leave their names at WILLIAMS i Pgrssni, pas.
door to the fost-caice, or At my Office On a 81.
second hoor above WILLIAMS APgrEEsi VI 'os
au 81 ets ID u p.x,
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DIED.

~ADO,
OF c.nsumption. In Oliptop yc
ar s.sa !, -, A. WALKER, wife Of W u,hs ihh
petersburg Eprsss copy.
AZ tne rss'dencs OF Mr.. Jaeks.n
3eoISstown A1snr'' A. j. REILLY, psa 't'.et,
please copy. s.oh, d. C., psps,,
aa On tn ., evening, Auyu,t aaa.
Miss Ria IRImnsg IN Hanover connis t.si'
"''' SAhA naApbSTTSR, aged 10 year. ~ Va,
ELLA. thou vast mild ana Iovs,.
oent ~ ths summers hyas,'
Pleasant - the air OF evsrine'
wnen IL Heats among the tysss
Peaceful be thy silent slumhs,
PEACEFUL In ths grave 90 lev
Inoa NO mofe wilt TON our nr,h
ihon o. more our songs shsiIsn
Dearest ELLA, thou hast ls,t ..
Here thy loss dssplv 80.
But It's God that hath bayst.
He can all our sorrows hasiS'
Yet again We hope to meet ,hs.
when the day OF life IL lad
Then a Heaven with toy 10 o,.,
where no tsreweil tear ia she'd 'hss,
~ the funeral OF 4. ksNpAI Do
member OF the Ches ;sffsid CavaIrx nOfALL
rtssa Ia action near Leesbura Sund, VINO was
z9tn lnst; will take place at tbs r.! morning
.h"Ich tKsv DR.. Duncan this sftsrnaad Street
o,cirek. The friends Of the family ,saoon, a. 5
fowsii, and Capt. w. W. WsisigaT Oh John
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ADVANCE !, tbs rg,ek or rnK pI>rsrca

20 ,rIIE; PUBLIC.
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fFrom the Baltimore Exchange of SaturdayI
The reinforcement of the laws'' is getting
on famously. The seed sown by Mr.. Evere It
has fallen ia fertile pieces, and has sprung IN
to its nataraF fruit. Tne overthrow of the
law, by the constituted authorities of the
Government has been followed, naturally
enough, by stToiiar patriotic demonstrations
on the part of the Northern peocla In Penn
sylvania they al @ having q delightful time Of
1T. Newspaper offices are "gutted'-as the
term is-wish great success ny sloyal" mul.
titudes- congressman are burnt in ef1fgy IN
the most Gre dita bla ana satisfac tory Wv In
Maine and New Ham pshire they are not be-
hindhanc. In Massach sets. where thew al
ways do suah things hest, anu where the in
ftuence of Mr.. Everett's eloquent precspts Is
likely TO be gre Attest, because OF his proximity
they add tarring and feathering and riding
on q rail, to the list of their Efforts in be-
half OF the Union and the Constitution. -
Nothing can surpass the noble and ger erous
patriotism with which the citizens Of Haver.
hill possessed themselves of the person of
"the editor OF a secession Sheet" (meaning an
unhappy man, who dar. d to oppose abolition
ism and war)-covered him with ga coat of tar
and fsathers"-rode him on a rail through the
town, and then ccmpelled him to make recan-
tation of his opinions, on his knees, In the
MIDST of brutal and horrible ilnprecations and
indignities 81 am sorry" the wretc he'd vic
tim was made TO say, "that have published
again write or publish articles against the
North, or in favor Of SECESSION" What a tri-
umph of reason and free insutu tons! What
a glorious record for history. What seduc-
tive appeal 10 our benighted Southern hreth-
rem, to re- unite themselves with the freedom
and civilization, from which bad men have
persuaded them, in an evil hour, to tear them
selves away How 1t reminds one Of the JOY
Gus days OF Massachusetts, Colony, described
with so much JUNCTION by the reverend Minis
ter OF lpsw eh, when they ibid burn and
STAY" the Pegnods and Narragansetts In
their wigwams. "by the goodness Of God"
how II snacks Of tbs blessed times when old
women Were forced TO sign q confession that
they were witches, aud then were drowned or
hanged Tor their pains; when Quakess wsss
whipped and branded, and had their ears cut
on, as q msfeiful preparation for the scaHoid'
How naturally "peyn 'cieus" sdttcrs assume
The plscs Of Devil ridden" bags aud ,'notp,
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