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The Rsv. HsNsY WARD BnDoRR has lstaly
delivered discourss, in which hs sets forth
with great energy the advantages Of dying on
the field of battlc, over dying natural death.
He maintains that It 10 vastly moro comfort
able and pleasant to b smashed up BY Min
ME ball than to die By the lingering tortures
of disease. He H. in fact, quite disSustsd
with the ordinary mode of dying. which he
considers moro painful, - well Is less glori-
Gus, than to fall BY bayonst or bullet
Whether he succeeded in imprsssing this con-
viction upon his congregation, 10 not stated. 1t
is evident, however, that "ths Grand Army" ut
Manassas did not concur with this opinion.
We admire the characteristic magnsnimity
of BEEcHER in declining himself to die In
that way, which he says Is so agreeable, and
leaving tho pleasure and honor Of II to other
men. He once gloriAed tho raid OF JOHN
Brown into Virginia; but the exemplary
BRowS expressed surprise that be did not HIM
self participate in what no considered 90 no
bio and delightful. It Is evident JOHN Brown
did lot appreciate the spirit Of sbnsgation and
setf sacrifice which is 80 charming oharsc
terist;c Of the heavenly BERcBER. Who can
rorbear admiring that heroic and undauntsd
man VINO denies himself the luxury Of bali
through his lungs, and cold steel under his
waistband, when either might be had by q trip
to Virginia, and resolutoly takes his chances
of dying by fever or old ago? Oh, scored
idol of tho Puritan relisiohists! What must
be the worshipper, when such is the God
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The Richmond sShai D. shooters. This col

The Richmond Saaip shooters. This com
pany, which is embraced in the regiment com
mandsd by Col. Taliaferro, was, at the last &c
counts, at Monterey, in Highland county. A
correspondent, abiding TO them, says:
every day the attention Of the public il
called towards furnishing things of comfor,
to the First Regimen: Virginia Volunteers and
other Richmond companies located q. York
town, but have never seen any mention made
Of the Richmond Sharp-Shooters, Capt. Temp
kins, 23d Regiment Virginia Volunteers, Col
Taliaferro, nov in the Northwest, at Monterey
They did all the skirmishinR at Laurel Hill
and stood their ground and fought withou,
1inching st Csrrick's Ford, on Cheat River
during the retreat, ton Of whom were sent
with General Garnet and stood by him whsr
he was shot, one of whom was shot by the
side Of, aud fell st the same time as TIE Gene-
raj No mention is even made OF sepdne
them anything. They are all mechanics from
this city. Many are the only support of aged
parents and families. Something ought to be
done for this company, which will and Is always
ready TO do its duty
The praise bestowed on tho Sharp Shooter,
they fully deserve. Second Sergeant A. P
LsCryer, who was taken prisoner at Ricl
Mountain and paroled by Gen. Mcclellan, WHIT
is COW in Richmond, will take pleasure il
sending any articles which may be designed
for the compsay, il they arc left at Michaud'
Saloon, Belvin's Block.
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Nine Hundred Cannon.

General Mcclellan, 1t Is said, has ordered
nine hundred riAsd cannon for the Army Of
Invasion. After thelibsral provision made BY
osnssas scorr for tas Confederate Army, tais
Is exceedingly generous. General McCIxL-
Ian las ys. to learn tina. it is MEN, not srms,
tnss 10 requires, aud can never get, no. be-
eanss thu North IL destitute Of eoaraso, but be
esase 40 Land can produce so'dierv wticn
caE conquer eucl a people e. sne a,nsL, fsl.-
iag j.. aofsIcs u tass- homes AMI s.sa.dks.
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Eccentric Condgcf.-On Saturday, ono o.
the ooTporais Of the guard, stationed 1T Liz.
CONS factory to watch tho Yankee soldiers
had occasion to reprove ono Of his men for in.
subordination, whom the party drew . pistol
and put ball through the body Of his officer
causing wound which 1t is thought will pro-
duce death. The soldier was put in irons and
slowed away for ssfe-kesping, but during the
night contrived to rid himself Of the encum-
brsnce, and left the premises. Tho fugitive
was "dimly seen" a. he vanished in the OZARK
and empty void" beyond the factory, and va.
shot at-an operation which produced no Other
effect than to accelerate his speed. He had no
bs.n heard fron late yesterday evening.
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Nv yp /.

Ke shen sool print tbs Di,pdica IN anw
syres, AID make ether Improvements IN 1t
which VIII 30 hailed with pleasure, We are
safe. BY cur readers. We raised the price Of
1t because We could noi print il for one cent,
But in maxi: : a paper a. ths advanced price,
we sh all be enabled 10 give 10 tie public 6
better paper, and, we ara sure, more legible
enc. This We knog will be gratifying 10 the
rsaSaY
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Col. r rlaud Rivtues, ar old and htghly
esteemed citizen OF Macon coanty, Ga died
At his residence III that place, on Saturday,
the 18th.
Two uen, named Eickersol and BrseSin-
r.dre, have been arrested by Federal troops
At Union, Mo.
The United States steamer ksyetcne State
vEs a. 1t. Thomas Oh tie 9th last, taktne ip
coal,
AT Crisis late psyformanns In tbs urystal
present
Mr.. John 8. White. N old and respected
ciu1an Of Pogtsmoaths Va, died N that city
on ThpySday last.
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SHOOTING APyRAY Mr.. T. + KBannett and
Mr.. John H Hailenback met on the east side
Of Main street yesterday evening, at half. pas
four O'Clock, near Madison street, when, In
consequences, 1t II said, Of a previous dispute
the former struck at the latter with his cane.
The reply was q shot from pistol. The ball
carried away the wrist bptton Of Er. Ben
nstt's shirt sleeve, Yn1de q slight wound on
the neshy part Of the arm, &nd passed OF
under the armpit without doing further In.
jury. -Asmphfs appeal, t2d.
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81 Far Wind, from this port, arriy ed al New
York on Wednesday. She reports passing an
unknown Dig on Ahe laph inst, ia lat. 30 10,
ioLg -, with her coiors q: half mast and
union doHn. The brig asked the Fair Wind
to lie By hsr, bu: the Fair Wind was laborins
very heavily in the Sea and could not do 80
The brig dr1ted very fast to leeward, and al
p. M. went down. She was bound to New
York, bat the captain Of the Fair Wind was
unable TO learn her name, and could NO. see
whistler ths crew had got THAR boats out
Her sails wore blown TO pieces. The captain
said h.s crew were all sick The captain OF
the Fair Wind saw molassss hogsheads on
the aeck OF the orig, and supposed her TO be
from the West Indies.
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SHCCKIEG ACCIDENT "A man named Uon.
we'll. Ii scliier from Northampton county, N
q WIS killed yes srday on the Seaboard and
Roarose Rai,road He attempted to get On
the train while 1t was In motion, when his
loot siipped ana ne Isi!s the Wfse! crushing
wife and six children, and was ON his return
f-om q visit home when he met his death.
The accid. mt occurred ut Suffolk Ports.
mouth Transcrf ut, 24th.
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from the West Indies.

SuoCEss OF fHR Oorrol LOAN The Oonfede.
rate Government, 1t is believed, will have In
its possession by the frst of September cert.
hcates Of transfer to the amount of 900 00l
bales OF cotton OF the growing crops, 10,
which Confederate bonds are to be sxchan ged
The price regulating the exchange is to be the
minimum value OF cotton during the las,
three years Ga these certificates OF transfer
it Il said offers have been made by British
capitalists to advance 80 per cent In sterling
exchange, taking as q basis Of the purchase
the average price of cotton during the PAS
fsw yesrs -ChdrISston Aersuru
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Habeas Corpus.-A man named Henry L.
Martin was carried before Judge Meredith Sa-
turday, Oh petition asking to be released from
Imprisonment on the ground of illegal detention.
Martin was arrested here few weeks since az
q suspicious character, having then lately re-
signed an ofhce under Lincoln, which he held
by virtue of taking a so-oalled oath Of allegi-
ance to that parsonage. A rumor prevailed
here chat his object in coming to Richmond
was an Office; hence his arrest. Judge Mere
dith refused to discharge him.
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SLAynxs OAH7uHlp.--Tne brig St. Eary's
Captain Rrevort, from Sierra Leone July
18th, arrived at Boston on Tuesday morning
and reports that the brig Flight, formerly o.
Boston. had been captured by the British
yessel-of-war Falcon, aud taken TO Sierr,
Leone, Jurs so.h. Ths Flight had $50 slaves
on board A Spanish schooner was also cap
tured by British steamer, and was .akeq on
July Sd, Just a. she Was aBout 10 take cargt
Of slaves On board.
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DEsERTER6.


NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
~ RbWAED This amount Will ts paid i)r n
theapprehension and confinement OF ave de-
serteIs from Company "a" OF 18Th Regiment
Virginia Volunteers. or thirty dollars will be "
paid for the apprehension and delivery OF either
one OF the following i've dsserters:
WILLIAM J. GREGORY, aged al year,, 70.
cruited nom Petersburg. Va is about feet Ia
inches high, freckled face and spare irame lie
is believed to be IN the neighhorhood OF Ports
mouth, having, since his dessrtio0, connected
himself with cue OF ,he Petersburg eompaaiss
stationed there.
WILLIAM Witty. aged 20 years. recruited
from Church HUI. Richmond; Is about Zee,
inches high, OF dark, swarthy complexion, and Il
also thought to be In the nsighborhood OF Nor,o'k
or Portsmouth.
WILLIAM u. MILLER, sged "a years, recruit.
ed in Richmond thin frame sallow complexion,
with small scar upon the leit corner LIS
mouth.
nIChARD ". sPRAG0IEs, aged q years; Of
dark, ssllow complexion. very much resembling
an Indian.
John 4. WYATT, aged ~ years: fall fee.
high. thin and spare In person, with very rsekls4
face
~ MILLER, sPgAaaIss and WATT deserted
on the 18th August. instant aad are supposed 20
be lurking about Richmond
Address, Col. T. AUGUST,
%. " p1la
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Deser.er Parker C. Wescoat, . member OF
the Governors Guard, of this city, who has
been absent from duty for some time past
without leave, was unprecedented and carried
before the Mayor on Saturday as a deserter
The proof Of the fact being satisfactory, the
Mayor ordered the levanting trooper to be
kept in Jail to await the call Of his command
ing officer, j. Grattan Cabell, which event VA
expected to OCCUR on yesterday Sunday
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DsArH OF TIE PRorR,sfos OF RAw1sy
BPRIsas.-Mr John Sites, tbs old and we'll.
Known proprietor Of Rawley Springs, III
Rockingham county, died at Ra vJev very
suddenly, on Sunday right last He had re-
tired to his bed n well rs usual, but during
the night his wife discovered that he was max !.
ing An unusual noise, and soon after he was
dead.
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Death Of MM6ed Priss,ers.--There were
sund,y deaths OF wounded Abolition soldier
at the general hospital during last week.
Among the number were included Captain
Elisha Jones, Of tho 4th Maiue Regiment, and
LIST Lieut.. Bowdoin. of tho / It'll Massachusetts,
Regiment. The last named was connection
Of Yankee Professor of some celebrity in .
Northern College,
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Tie Weather yesterday very much rssem-
bled "Indian Summer. The streets were
populous with folks churchwsrd bound. The
air cool, clear and pleasant The "sweet sum
msr time" bids fair to terminate itself In 4
blaze Of glory. Next comes autumn:
Thrice happy time,
Best portion Of the various year, In which
Mature rsloeeih. smiling on her works,
Lovely TO fail peTfsc ion wrought
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WAR ON HOOPS The Rabbis in Uracow and
Tamcn, Pollard have forbidden women In
Irons from attending the synagogue A little
while ago som e swish ladies presented them.
sslve AZ he doors of the sanctuary In the In
terd cted garb. and were driven away by a
fanatic Jew raoble, armed with knives, after
q conflict In which blood was shed
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THs FLAG The ladies of Fredsrieksburg
have recently held meeting on the subject
of the Confederate fiag. Mrs. WV. A. MAuRy
presided, and Mrs. VIZ. I HART acted as Se-
oretary.
They passed resolutions and q memorial to
Coz gress. In these 1t Is declared that the
bars and stars fail TO attain the objects Of u
q Il X and that Sou ,hern Cross, on field of
b;u,, is TO be preferred to it on every ground.
They sar, 'The Southern Cross is the glory of
the Southern skies. Let us transfer 1t to the
banner Of the South, and glory In 1t. too. It
Is unique, symbolica.l and suggestive
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.GssfTg = seesstans Ys-day

@ssas s9Is',sf TO call the attention 81
Gesraisns 10 ihis ~ t, tie snnoan.sn.n n.
ts.s :. set,ns - eitissns II TAX STATE vii "a
BEAD L. tss sseat, sssrees Il, tas capi.ei To-
aa5. az - o'.lbek
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COKpEMxED TO DRArH.-Hiram, a negro, b
forging 70 Mrs Stephens, OF Greene county
wss tried before the County Court of Rocking.
ingham, on Monday last, for committing rape
on q respectable old lady OF this oounty, and
convicted He was ser terced to be hung on
Fdday, the 9Th OF September next.
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laqsest.--Aldsrmao Sanxay, assisted BY
Constable Freeman, on Saturday held an In
quest over the body cf Abraham Waller, whose
body WAS found floating In tho Dock, corner of
18th street The verdict Of the jury was &C
ciieptal drowning.
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ufttsd.-Thomas, slave Of Mrs. Wartng,
has been acq uistsd by tho Mayor OF the charge
(}so p Sadlsr The municipal function ary
alluded 70 has also acq uirted Joanna Custillo
Of the charge Of stealing ol6 from Frank Win.
70. VIM. Powers has also been AGO uitted By
ths MAYOR Of tntoxicA ton.
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PERSONAL.

TME W0UNDED .OLDlEa to WHOM .
on the battle Asld Of Manassas on the Slst con
tanning silver mounted Revolver, . lAdys Ds-
"a 3Ffeotype, and several other little articles,
will confer favor by leaving Il At tbs once Of
An 49, DCHLOP, MONCURk co.
IN WKEr JOHNhT0N,
Eo0kSoilars, las MSin 81,
tc6rAvhls LtkenessAs 81 PrHsidsat psv.s: 1fs.
Devis; 0lAesals Johlstsn, BeAaIsserd. Lee, Ma
ernA4f, aaSAS, AaA Hen. J.. p. Haajanias Attos-
~ eG4ae41 - tha q. q. u T.
},sS:s.ls & ~ sfi1E; .5Eoas: isssss e
% IN 1lsAnsa1,.v W.
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Tho New Orleans Crescent says the great
diamond battery" which is to destroy the
blockading squadron, Is now resrly ready
for active service. OF its en- tire success,
mankind are told to have no doubts
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skrIED reg EcRorS -. X. Goorrs Jr..
Wn. u, wilson. John AeKsan and II. !.
" Wednesday In the stsanaSAip Easopa, Ior Liv.
espool.
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4 p,i..srs eomposins stssk manufaeory
!sas been s1axted In EafanIs, Ala. The spec.
Aaus xajhi sed aTe said 70 10 eaasi % thcss
cf thu csik bsatst HJs manaknc:4ry.
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DsAD.-Newton Cunningham. Esq, for ma
ny years sheriff of Prince Edward county.
Va died on Thursday last, aged ffty.dv
years
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oe~~iissd-0sefes l. 1loomar vas ssct b
jail y he Mayor Saturday, 1ss failing = CIV
security On Ne eAAeoe = aassaltiag 1iee b
QsisleN
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~. .ss 1nas, Richmond market, h,
ossn iemasksbiy well supplied oflass With "a. aa,s
dsscnpnon Of garden produce, meat. '':f,
Lven II the prices have been high svs,s,. %.
oes ioTnd purchaser. Captain Phi, al AM
Of me f,rst Market informs US that On s ..sTs
aay, ne nsd the largest market that has 'I Is
Known lor years. There wsrs NOR. p. ~ zen
ouy, more articles awaiting sale, NOR. p's !"
known before. 'AAn "As ever
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A,rssfs.--Up to sunday aftsrnoo, A.
aee "a s.fssted IL fsllowias ps,.;.. we p
kaakin, Tor drunknnsss. aod 49, John
omesr Who ssqusetsd hin 10 dsa;.. ~. Of "a
ing nolss-Riohard, dave Of r. DUN DUE max
running ffom IN oficsr. Tia n... .,ns. far
PAS. and was ordered Afssen ls,hy nsd no
.. Mcclsll.n was locked up for &c., ohn
forcibls entrance into Caths,;ns -, iecting 4
house and breaking up her farn;,n, u"psoa',
to-day morning Michael Lsmev . .s
cage for ssssulting his VII. Put IN the
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THIRTY DOLLARS X e " a X d The
l. above reward viii be eaid for the arrest y
and delivery at this post OF Private Oh AhLSs "a
b. BROWN, . deseIter from Company b, 18th
Reg't Va. Vols.
frivate BRowS Is about q year, Of sss, light
eomPlsxinn, g,sy syss light hair. and .o :, ~
usighboraood of Richmond, where he was lsts.y
employed in the barber. shop Of Henry Myer
Coz. r. z. AUGUST,
Comd'g 18th Rest Va. vcls Camp Adams, At
Kings Mil Wharf, James River sn2N1
THIRTY DOLLARS X L W a X D.-Ths
l. aoOve reward will be paid for the srrest 4
and delivery at this post of JOHN MAEh-
nAUSEH, a deserter from Company x. Iah
Reg't va. Vols
Corporal JOHN MARxHArsES Is supposed to DO
New Market Col. r. z. AUGUST,
Cond'g ls:n Res't Va. Vols Camp Adams, a.
Kings Mil Wharf, James River. "A HI
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DrrIEs UPON SWEDISH IaoS-fmportant Or
calar The following circular from the Has,
sian Secretary Of the Treasury, In answer to
an inquiry relstive to the discriminating
duty upon Swedish iron, is important to i'm.
porters, as the decision relates to all foreign
merchandise imported under similar circum.
stances
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GASEIaL

x On ne iSsh Inst at the Second Bspt,,, Ga,
OWEN, all OF thia citv Ai'e aOLLiH A.
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TRKasuRY DEPARTAEKr,

have made inquiry as to whether Swedish
ircn. shipped BY way Of London, Hamburg or
Bremen, and from thence reshipp~d to the
Uni ed States by either Bremen, Hamburg OF
eliminating du'y Of 10 per centum provided
for by the third sec ticn Of the act Of Aug 9th,
1851
Swedish iron SO imported will not in my
opinoa, be liable to the discriminating duty
in question
am, very respectfully,
:. p. CHAss, S-c'y of the Treasury
Hiram Barnsy, Esq, Collector Of Customs,
Nsw York
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!. TEN DOLLARS REWARD vii

~ TEN DOLLARS REWARD via
give the above reward Tor the return "
IA me, or for snsh in formation as will lea1 10
the arrest of 4HnGRO b Y named Bon
- ACR. He is Of medium size, 0! yellow o.
copper or, and has light-c lored eyes, ininA
hs has either gore to Manassas with some resi-
ment Of soldiers, or il lurking about some amp
ground near the city. He was hired 10 L. ~
Mayo or the present year by kzeho
w y. MARTIN,
At .. II. Ba!ley's Tobacco Factory.
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1 DENTAL NOTICE -Joebrh
WOODWARD, Dentist, hss is
OlYV/ turned home, and nay be foeap
IIJ asususl a. his once, from 81"
and fion, 20 o clock: al.
Joining Or. q W Jones "a 9.-h'
CMOKING "BACCO~seSsIal vsr' pePa.sr
y brxads; Chssing Toosteo, Of all st.de,
Blacxhsrry Brandy. old fren,h Brandy, Bakers
Si'''' Toilet SOAPS E v W p; * Druggist
anee Corner Main aud sh ~
FAMILY FLOUR.-Rowiand's Paine 70 *
j brand, grouad from the pursst ne~ 49,
s.esis ..H s.as o. ever sssss .s'
~ .u. cd ss.pn |. =. al ! e sIs: Il.
JU.T kkC. NEY s,,sss i,sm .A e. s0a hes. ~
p Draw sA ..s 81 AL 2LrsEb !, sis. . N.a i.
VKR6sENK OF. I hA ssiIl supply "
n good kerossn: u, on ph h,Sf; pruss,..
auM Corner nAin And ls.h ~:
IkOUND SrICKS a. large .ss.Isssl. ~ -
ola ID e ess:ss y s'i'sa 4 e
WIT. .EEsT IS. "a p s .,e,: :; "
al. pare Aaa'"0 S'Ass ILpss 4 niLLER.
aaH oorasr t.sA ans Oar, -.
TAn-ia ''o's .aa for s ri. 12 4 xILLss.
suss Corner itth And Casy Ne,
- sELpRN MlILns,
ann Corner issh and Cary -:
TNNDL EE-dsTaSn WAx, Hydssai'e rsssSS ~
y I. r. = f'rAa'' c.'ei'.as s. J II 6zvEsFSx+
CAVITY FUS E-11sat Aaa Bed VsIs IA
wsli Is s. 8; and rssss'ns' SS1ssstSl5
4 yK9IJiEEzyFggtSx1fsiRHs.s D $50"
q e4ssy r.,.s, nm asd Iih -.
Hs.E;!!}ssE,T W3 Sl7slli ssiis =
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WANTS.

l-'' osssr :. Wa~ss, see Irst Pco.-,--
WAIVED GARDEasR nary
.vo saos y LasoHSskS, = grade, di.es, &C. 40
the year, in heal, by situation ns os,anee o.
srleksburS. Apply to 'H VI FRED
q, AEssRs. DUNLOP. MoSCuRE
80 s"' Eicfr1orS -
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M h , l. I - n A'S > 4 n Z, an
The nextssssioa OF thi. school viii eonn.a,.
sIATEKNTH DAY OF sEPTgMBKR. 1871
each department ns 10
For psrtieuisr., applyto MARY D. LIBBY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-11-29

capital in other employments, so diminish
the supply as to bring ruin upon all these
interests Of foreign countries which arc
dependent upon that staple. For every
laborer who is diverted from the culture OF
cotton Ii the South, perhaps four times
as many elsewhere who have found SUBJ
sstence in the various employ rhents grow
ihg out Of its. use, will be forced also TO
change their occupation. While the war
is wsged to take from us the right of self
government, though they cannot obtain
that end it remains TO be seen how far il
may work revolution in the industrial
system of the world, which may carry suf-
fering to other lands as we'll as our own.
In the meantime We shall continue this
struggle in humbls dependence upon Pro-
from whose searching scrutiny
we cannot conceal the secrets of our
hearts, and to whom we confidently sub
NIT our destinies. For the rest we shall
depend upon ourselves. Liberty is al:
ways won where there exists tho determi-
nation TO be free, and We have reason to
know the strength that is given BY con
Scious sense, not only Of the magnitude,
but of the righteousness of our cause.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.