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ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE Democrat says Seigel hsd
1900 men and ten pieces of artillery. The South
erners had 5000 men including many horsemen and
seven pieces CT artillery.
The battle in which Col. Wolf was killed vas
fought Saturday, 60 miles from Springfield.
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Gentleman who make calls on their friends to be-
come candidates for Office, will bear in mind that
when published, such calls are charged for st i'd
vertisinQ rates
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A VERY OLD YoUNG MAN.-COl Hartford Cap
tain of the LeatherwoOd IRvincibles, company of
Henry volunteers, is now siXty-two or sixty three
years of age, but too much of young man not to
have a shot at the Yankees. He boasts that he can
outrun any within ten years of his age to Re
found in the army, and is perfectly assured in his
own mind that he catch lire Yankee In this,
we think the veteran captain is mistaken. Thus
far they have made better time in that line than he
ever made in his youth.-DdRUdle (Fd.) Register.
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80 pi,psIca . tAs 600 I'll Arnst.ean.

RICHMOND, July IO.-The Governor has issued a
proclamation ordering the militia Of the counties Of
Green, Madison, Culpepper, RapPshanock. Faeuter,
Prince Will lam, LOudon, and Fairfax to report IN
mediately.
Gen Beauregard and Gov. Leteher have started
to Northwestern Virginia.
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BIRDS or A FEATHER-From the first DAYS. pro
ceedings Of Lincon's Congress We see his friends
propose to alleviate LipcOlns perjuries by commit
ting perjury themselves. We are reminded Of the
incident the history of celebrated British states
man and wit who, reeling home in state of not
unusual ObfuscatIon espied an acquaintance, more
overcome than himself, lying IN the gutter and COM
fored HIM by saying that he could not help him up,
but he would get down in the gutter and lie with
him-RichnOnl Win.
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President DAvE.-DeBo1r's Review for July
makes the following striking and truthful reference
to this eminent citizen, who is now at the head of
our new republic:
President Davis is endowed by nature with many
heroic qualities which fit him Tor the great position
now assigned TO him by history as the second Faith
er ofhis Country. A statesman of large views sol
der of courage, experience and holiness, gentle
man of pure, personal character and exalted patrl
otism, and withal, mao Of generous heart anc
sympathes his country will hold his name dear IL
all time to come. Contrast him with the usurpeI
of the North-Hyperion to a satyr.
Do not NEGLECT TO INsURE.-The comparatively
rare occurrence of fires in this city for some tim
past should not lull our citizens into state of"coi
scious security" FOR there il no telling at VIII
moment tbs dread element may break forth
dwellings, furniture. and merchandise become
In one red burial blsnt'
Insurance in the best of Southern COmpani
may be obtained Of ". J. MARE. No. IS COlleg,
street. Il.
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COLLEGE CLAssHATES.-C John c. Burch, ai;l
to MsjOr-General Pillow. Edward G. Parker aid to
Major General Butler, at Fortress Monroe, B Graft
Brown. of Missouri Colonel of Lincoln regiment
and MsiOr Winthrop who was killed at Big Bethel
were classmates Our fellow townsman n. N
Trezevsnt, was also member of the same class
Memphis ApDeII
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From 0uincy.

QUINCY ILLINOIS, July 1.-THE State cavalry ap-
peared at Monroe station Missouri and routed the
Federaists, burning the station house. six coaches
and fifteen cars, and tore up the track each side
of the town. 4 messenger Is tere for assistance.
He reports Col. Smith and fifty men prisoners.
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Mes.-s GRsaa o. have favored Us by fun
sling us with the New York Herald and Ns7rs Of
the latest dates. They will receive these papers
daily hereafter.
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Prom Louisville.

BALTIMORE. July 11.-Col. Thomas has been i
dicted for piracy and treason.
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LOUISVILLE. July 1.-THE Court decides against
Brady Davis in the Railroad case, and that the
Government has right to stop the road.
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From Washington.
From Baltimore.

WASHINGTON, July IL The mails are entirely dis
continued IN Middle anJ West Tennessee.
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THE
MaRnOl1a BalnO

A PERFECT AND COMPLETE REMEDY FOB
PImPLES, BLOTCHES,
FRECKLES, ERUPTIONs.
SUNRURN Oh TAN
EHIs Elegant Preparation renders the Skin soft and fresh
importing 70 Il Marble Purity. It Is cool and re
eshng il applied the face after exposure the SUM-
will give imme diste relief the Sting Insects Nothing
oSensus into its composition The ola bottle
might be aiken without harm. rs application sVey Vi0As
for q tDeSk, soEQ eRTe tie UOTst Of PSngpIes.
Sold sVsy eVeTyEhere-Price Fifty Gents Bette.
". =, HAGAN, ProprietoFsI
tlba Troy, Rev York.
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which greatly facilitates the process Of tsehng By soenng
gums, reducing all nhsmmation-En ssy al pain and Epa
modc action, and II
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From lIiIwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, July 1.-THE Banks and Bankers
have paid the ZOuaves 1000 dollars in gold for
Shooting their fellow citizens.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TTHE stockholders Of Tie Nashville Gas Light Company Ar
hereby notified that dividend Of Two pc for the
six months has been ordered t. be paid and after the lott
inst. JAS. II KENDRICK, Secretary.
July I0-Ia
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COMMUNICATIONS NOTICE

II AvING this Gay suAlGe3 ,uainSra.or o. W.,
ley Wheles dscesFef, ST persons indebted e hIs ssfsa
by note or otherEiSe, requested TO max Immediate nav
menS Fhore having c2E Will present. htm 70. payrusnt
properly s1thentcsied) to myself ser Hobson
Wh1 IS fully authorised TO scpt for any indetepe and Ia
pay all demands sRainst said estate.
SUSAN "a WHELEss, Administrative Of
Iolyo-ia Wesley Wbelsss dec'dI
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FrOm Fortress lTonroei

FORTRESS MoxRoE, July 1.-The Quaker City cap
tured the Warwick with 5000 sacks q coffee
mostly owned in Richmond.
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FEsnasr havssUu r,.s Fzos Bsses usssruasnsnsr ~
paper. Read III q viii interest yoz.
maT22-dEwlV
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BY TELEGRAPH

Er1clEGaED GONE TO NcETETcsT-
ERN VIRGINIA.
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY,S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION

| DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
HAS universally suppsnted all other 0nsn and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western HemispheTes
ntroduced and its rso merit is the true secret
OF its success all cG1esas GFeeos whether the case be
| 6cciSsntoF diseGss
BURNS & scAIDs
are instantly relieved OF their anguish, pain and nnan
nation BY timely spplca tier fthS marvellous healer
and the flesh is IS if By charm, ble2sh OF
| searrensining.
TIE FRIEND org THE NURSERY
especially from FEEid and OayapGese EglosoaS-thsr
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
moves the TRTTER OF RING WORN, 80 grsTdls0' Ia tie
nWrSery
ToTRAvALERs By 5 SEA AND LAND.
Tbs Machinst, the Ira TslsY, and every other indi-
viduAl whose lot in life Z throw him within ne
chance Of aceidentfro espio siO lists should
bear that Magic Extractor Is his best and only
be companion friend need There Thousands
Of living witnesses testify Its marvellous virtue, who
their sound limbs aRd muscles to its saving efficacy
DALIEY's a1GIoALPAINS EXTRACTOR isS PREVES
TIVE as we'll 50 CURE
Burns, ErysiTSss seresof al kinds
Bruises, Phtuls, Shot wounds,
Bos, Frost Bites, scrouls,
Broken Breast, Fever Sores scHrvy,
Bites Of Reptiles PelonE, sCalds,
Dancer Glandular DiseassI. scurf,
Cracked Lips, Mercurisi soTss, scsid Hsss,
Wrapped Hands, Pains generally, sprains,
ghilbiRinS, PiDpes, Small Poz,
1rsmP, Piles, Turner'S,
OontrScpea OOEuBI EOlsoHS 4eA-SIs
Chafes, Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Diseases Of the Skin, Rashes, Veneresl Sores, &c
Bold the principal DepOts "A Broadway, New York and2l
and Chsres street. New Orleans, by j. WRIGHT co.
Agent It be obtained Of all respectable Druggists
Merchants hroughoUtth the UDsd States and Canada
SpY9S d,tw&Wls
MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced and female physician, has SoOthn
Syrup children teehing which greatly facilitates the process
Of teething soenlng the gums reducing all Inflammation
will ssy pain, and is to regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers it will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health your infants Perfectly Eafe in al Bee advr
tisemsnt in smother column oct2s-Iy
Messrs Clark Gregory Co.-GentG pu chased bottles
your Ambrossl OIL which has given sEtire satisfaction In
Oolic Toohsche and Headache.
Oyruston, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
Mers CLARK, GragoFy 90 Nashville, Tenn :GentenenT It
gives pleasure tell that AmbrosiaI Oil has given
great RELIEF, and gay, than the CT
other medicine
have used nne bottle and one BALI Of your AnbFoss Oil,
and from the it has in Rheumatic suffering
would be without the ether bottle and hall for price,
provided could not get Respectfully.
". G.. PURSLBY
RngSold, Ga, Sept ID, 1859. apll-d6W2w
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR OHILDREN TEETnINa,


gums reducing ali inaammatOn-win alAy al pain and pas
modic action, and II
sURE TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS
Depend rPoa it, roEnr VIII give res :s yourselves,
Relief and Health 20 your IafanGz.
We hAveput up this srties over ten years. and
DAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUMP Ct It, what We
have been able to say Of other nedicne-NEVER
CURE when timely used Never did instance Of
dissatisfaction by any used It, On the contrary
delighted with It's operations and spsak Of commends
this matter tWHAT WE DO KNOW" sfeI years expert
cad pledge reputation for Tie lLletO ohdf
hero declare In almost instance where the infant IL
teen twenty minutes after the syTupis administered
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of ons OF tbs
most experienced and aeifaI SUTsss in New Engsnd,
has been used With he0s7 falling slccesS in
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
It only relieve the child frem pain, but lnvigorates
stomach and bowels, coec acdy and gives tone and ensS
to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve
Gripping an the Bowels and Wind Collie,
and convusons which, II not speedily remedied end
In death We believe it the 66st and sHrst remedy IN the
cord In all cases Of DySeTY and DiarTh1 IN Cb9rc,
whether 1t arises from teehng, from other We
would mother who has child suffering from
OF the foregoing conpsnts-do not Ist your ETeiuces
tie TEdices Of STEERS stand betwe you and your suE
fering child, and the relief that will be sgre-yes absolutely
saF6-to follow the Of this medicine timely used Full
unless the fac smile Of CURTIS PERKINS, New York,
en- the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, 10 Cedar Street, MA
PRICE ONLY 3 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
ect30-d,tW&wIY ms
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military Goods at Wholesale Only.
We have now in store, and are daily receiving
Dark Ga Navy Blue Cloths;
Light Ga
Gray Ga Cadet
Z Satinets
Blue T "
Gray Wool Tweeds 7
Flannels 81 ..
Over Shirts
&c Drawers:
White Flannel Shirts ard Drawers:
Black Italian Cloths:
Military Buttons-StafI, Zouave and Infantry.
Orders solicited. Terms cash
Also, Colts Navy Pistols.
IRBY MORGAN & CO..
Wholesale dealers in general Dry Goods,
Clothing. Notions, &c
No s Public Square, Nashville Tenn.
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Dark, Glossy and
LuXuriant Hairs
HOWL
By using Hemstrsets EaiuitG5b Restorative. DonT
anything slse on your Head
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Sold everywhere
We. HAGAN & CO., ProprissOrs, Troy, my.
Sea an advertisement headed,
tGYOU LOOK IN yAINs''
oct25IydtW6W
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HAVANA SEGARs!

HAV ANA seq AR 8!
JOHN WHOELEY. SO South Market ST.,
Nashville, cnn.,--.2O1OOO Imported ETa.
vRnas.-JUS7 RECEITED KROK IA EARA
Latest News from Old virginia.
JOHN WHORLEY,
80 south Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without AM ADULTERA TON.
Shoes! SLOcsI!
FARHAR, DTsNUKEs Co. are opening most beau
ful lot Of Shoes Of all kinds, especially for LGdes
I'd Children. Call on them. ladies', they are beauti
Il, and they sell them very low for the Cash.
mRreh1l-tf
For RENT-A desirable suit Of rooms in the
Union and American Buildings. Apply At this
office. dec29-tf
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ETAs universally ppsnted all other 0ntments and healing
applications in both the Eastern and Western HemisheTs
wherever introduced and its tFsio merit the secret
Of all GseonS whether the be
dOcidsltoF disedsS.
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FRESH ARRIVALS OF

FRESH ARRIVALS OF
Prints,
Grey Ssttinetts,
Grey Flannels,
BleaChed Cottens,
Brown CottOns,
Shelf Goods,
Hats, &c. &c.
Junel5-lm WM. S. EAklN i co.
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southern Rights Meeting.

vt meeting of the citizens of Knoxville in favor
of Southern rights, on Tuesday evening, which vas
largely attended, the following resolutions was
UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
Res0lUcd That the manner in which His Exceen-
Cy Isham G.. Harris has discharged the arduous
duties imposed upon him during the last two years,
has increased our confidence in his ability and H.
tegrity, and we cordially recommend him to the
people Of the State for reelection.
\ full and free consultation in regard to candI-
dates for Congressional, Senatorial and FlOstOrial
districts, for the ensuing August election, resulted
IN the unanimous recommendation of the following
gentlemen:
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tits entirely unlike every medicine prescribed for Vsne
real Diseases as contains mineral poison or
drugs being prepared from roots, banks and leaves IN me "
Of pleasant and delicious Syrup. .,, A..
II Is NATURES remedy for Gonorrhea, tCLsP oIs'
Gravel. Structure, and s especially Tec9unenoeo rSr fu Al
bua Whites Feuales for ts Complaint = Is HV&a-4.'7
As general Alternative and blood purifier Il nas No s ~
does not tail scroula, secondary syphs, gAnes
EveIHngS mercuria and all eF1PtTe diseases, curing @
more speedily and permanently tran any oher meql
cine known It does this 5y purifying and eleansog s
blood Causing Gov in all its original purity and VgoIi
thus removing system s impure AID Per1ous causes
which have ind uced disease. -, -,
In All old Gases Of Gonorrha and Geet st have eaed 81
medical ski is especially rconmendedn Old cases u
never fails and recent cures from one to Tires days
few doses positively removes al scaaing neat enof2ea anu
pain. ,., ~, - No., -.
business
1t requires No assistance from otter uedic1ne -
It can lag on the toe ble counting Toera win
out its being suspected Sc remedy Iof Pf4'As US
eases - -. -. -, i,
Treatise on Vsne-ea Diseases, with all directions foT their
permanent cure, accompany each bottle.
For fall directions get oirsular free trom any drugn
the United States -
Il is sod at retail for 50 per bottle three BOTTLES for IS
By responsible druggists and dealers in me nes Aroughsu
the United States and st Wholesale By all wholesale gSa
POTTER & MERWIN, Sole Proprietor
MEMPHIS, TENG.
Sold n NASHVILLE b. G. w. RsndsrshOt., Berry DsmOV
Ewing & Psndlsto2 snd b 81 responsible aIuFgia5
where oct%sdsE%Sy
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We are now Selling our stock of
HATS, CAPS, BONNETs

straw GOOdS |!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT
MANU- CTURER RS PRICES.
Everybody is invited to call Immediately as we
are bound to close out our stock at any sacrifice.
Don't be tardy if you want bargains.
PORTER, JOHNSON & Co.
Over Hardys Auction rooms, No. Il, Public Square.
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JESSE D. FERGUSON, candidate for Floater in this
district will address the people of Robertson eoun-
u at the following times and places. to>Hit
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For Prortstonq! Congress-:

JAMES T. Shields, Of Granger county.
For State Senator:
Col. 2. N. MCCLUNG, of Knox county.
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wANTED ImMEDIATELy
CORPORATION TAXES

Good Cook, Washsr and IorD WITHOUT inenmrauc. DO
n unless known to be No One Apply st this Office,
luna 25-IW
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ported. On the other hand, the scope of
war is infinitely enlarged. And the pro-
traction of the contest is all in favor Of
those who have the largest reserves of
men and means. A defeat Of the North
shuts the door to compromise, or to ac-
quiesce in any terms the South can offer.
Tie Union as bound to conquer notc. The
spirit of New England and the North
west will rise to the occasion and we of
the old race, tried and strengthened by
many reverses, shall not be surprised if
our kinsmen never rest until they have
turned defeat into victory. 1t may be
that the triumph of the cause of freedom
must date from defeat. An easy war
is often content to subside into an inglo-
rious peace"
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CARRYING THE WHIr.-There is
more in the movements Of the driver of
an OK team, and in carrying the whip
than most farmers think. Oxen, howey-
er quick in their movements, or upright
in their walk in the yoke, soon become
dull; and get the practice of SHOWING"
or "hauling" in consequence of the drl-
yer tagging along, or, as is often the prac-
tice, going ahead Of his team and from
time to time going back and whipping
them. A driver OF an OK team should
walk directly opposite the yoke, walk
straight, and carry his whip as upright as
a soldier would his gun. Use whip
stock with short lash, and touch the cat
tie only with the lash, and never strike
them on the nose or over the eyes
Stock Journal
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ATTENTION SHARP SHOOTERS,

ATTENTION SHARP SHOOTERS,
Orders from headquarters to hasten
the enlistment of the Vermont Sharp
Shooters with all dispatch, induce me to
alter my plan of enlistment some what
and permit each applicant for admission
to the company, to make his trial shots
in presence Of some reliable person in his
own town.
Each one using rifles with globe sight,
or telescope sights will be required to
make ten consecutive shots from firm
rest, at target 200 yards distant.
Each one using common rife, with
plain open sights will be required to make
ten consecutive shots from a firm rest, at
a forget 100 yards distant, in each case
the sum of the distances of all the shots
from the center of the bulls eyenot to eX
ceed 80 inches measuring from the cen
ter of each shot separately to the center
Of the bulls eye.
Each person attending the trial as at
tested witness will be required to enclose
to me at West Randolph, VT, each sep
arate target with applicants name at
tached thereto; also enclosing letter Civ
ing style of sights on the rife used in
making the target Of each applicant, age,
hight, general appearance, and statement
as to morals, and particularly regarding
temperate habits.
My orders are strict regarding inIem-
perance, and no one will knowingly be
admitted who is in the habit Of getting in
toxicated, and if any are found when in
encampment,gven to the habit Of intoxi-
cation they will be promptly expeIledifrom
the regiment.
As there will be another trial, let each
one be sure he can make his target at
any time or place.
Advlces from Col. Berdan' state me
uniform to be light blue pants with green
cord on outside OF seem, dark blue coat
grey oVercoat'
CoI. Berdan at my request sehuS 'ne
names oI some oI 'ie pest I'''c ul"Ae'9 III
the country
Allen q " heeier' worcester 1'
Morgan James Ou'"' ~ l. Geo'Se ~
err'S, ouca' ~ : Quo" ~ " "eS'e''
Ne" 10TH O''y ne "'So say a."
no" "oou' 'e'''''S :" '"'' '''' ''''r
Ior 'o"8 ra'ls7 snoo'''s' anu '''''H It WIZ
oe very ue''i"ole "' III 'o' U.s. " I "''
now engaged ID testing u'Hc'e"' ''"Ne' u
rlhes' IN the course OF Ie" Gays 'L"i' 0e
able to decide when Is pest
Let all wishing TO enter the 'narP snoo'-
ers' get a rihe 10 maze '''e'' "a S'' "''"'
anu II '"ey are do'' 'P'0u' ,'''''' Wv ''''
no rifle OF their own or hno" o' 10 one
OF particular make 'hey prefer '"ey
heed give themselves no uD''''''''' "''''
a rifle, one VIII be iouhu' every way sat
stactory that they can procure
The men will be armed and equip
ped at the expense of the state, Each
man to find his own rife, The govern .
o,,o. ou,u;nc him SEQ far ,be use off
'''' ,r, M, ,.......
The same Inc pay VIII oe ''ie same "S
that Of any other body OF volunteers 60
inc from this State, commencing from
~. &c ,,roIl,,o,t
~ -,....,.....
shall enue"'oI - So0 '''" ~ p''0''''
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SHORT SoLDIERs.-Mr, Willis writes
from Idlewild to the Home Journal
"Another stroll through our besol-
diered Broadway has confirmed my i'm
preston that men of small stature are
aptest to be military. The Vermont reg
iment with not man under six feet, who
we're on their way to embark tnat day,
were so evidently mere exceptions-fne
looking fellows all of them, but still with
out that combative demeanor which shows
that a man takes to it naturally. The
of smaller men in uniform who
were elsewhere visible were of such a
different style-so much more bantam-y
and pluck-y in their bearing aud counte-
nance am inclined to think for a di-
minutive man to fight gives relief to a GER
tain Jealous resentment against nature for
having done injustice to him."
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The right man in the right place-a
husband at home in the evening.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-09-05

DRYING THEM UP.-The past ten days
have been a hard season for traitor news.
papers in the North. Having advocated
the cause of people who mob printing Of
fees and suppress the freedom Of speech.
the thing is beginning to come home to
them. Everywhere in the East. we hear
of secession newspaper Offices being mob
bed-and the work has all been done by
returned volunteers. in consequence Of
abuse, insults and ISLANDERS bestowed upon
them by the papers. The Democrat,
Bangor, Maine Democratic Standard,
Concord. New Hampshire Essex DEM
ocrat. (and editor tarred and feathered,
Haverhill. Massachusetts, Farmer.
Bridgeport. Connecticut; Sentinel. Ess-
ton. Pennsylvania; Jef1ersonian. West
Chester. Pennsylvania Stark County
Democrat. Canton. Ohio; and even the
Alleghenian. Of Cumberland, Maryland.
have all gone to destruction. A paper
at Wilmington, Delaware. narrowly es.
capped similar fate. Besides, number oi
papers have suspended publication. in
order to escape like treatment and
Grand Jurics and Government have sus-
pended Others. The fact is. the Northern
people have about quit tolerating trea.
son. even thougi it does attempt to shield
itself under the garb Of freedom of speech
and freedom Of the press.