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I'll his decisions be- lc--uHieht; hr has
bat somuchsupprrt and cou-t1ut-wmch
n need; and IT," pulpit viii bo,ray 1t, in
laxer iu!e ol .iE. -
An apple ugc, il YOU take out very d~
or a number ot days, "a l'ai &C loan, and
Iut in io'I or sand about IT, rrots-will
.ua IL out. IN apple tree is n tipped
Iind ola creature, and itthi4 treatment be
pursued for short time, think il would
begin to misirust something. And if you
axe out Of the powerful class engaged in
'adc 100 good men and put in 100 bad, q
Shat is just the same thing, Introduce a
emprd,ziu" institutions, would not til
lilar, which Is not much s,upidar than
o. apple tree, presently find it ont! tbo
ala" 81 dollar j, social, as It Is created
y society.
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EAGLE LINE.

Grea. Eas tan ard V'cte7n Lsneof Stages
CENTRAL ROUTE THROUllH LOUISIANA
AND TEXAS.
FROM ALEXANDRIA LOUISIANA,
TO
NACOGDOCHE.S TENS.
Conn, ctin. with the Eastern Mail at Alexandria,
from New Orleans, also, with the Western Line of
SiGges, from Nacogdoches to-
Douplns,
Lnwood.
Alto,
Crockett
CINCINNATI to
Alse, connects with The Line of Stages 10
Tylrr, and 10
HENDERSON and
Mount Pleasant
n. & {. tn YLOR,
PROPRIETORS.
Stages leave Alexandria three times a week, for
Nac0gdoches, Tuesday,, Thursdays and Satur-
days fare through from Alexandria, to Nacog-
dochcs, $i5,60, to Milan, 81 J so, san Augustine
Sl2,5O, Chcrinc,. = 100. Passengers taking this
route, will be certain to connect wIth all Of the
ibove lines, and viii be PUT TIiROClIII with
with dispath
Gg~ Stage Office at the lee House Hotel.
THOMAS ELEMENTS, AGENT.
Greet Red Rtrer Stage and Nal Routc.
g,'EOI the Mouth of Red River to Alexandra,
D. connecting with the EAGLE LINE, to
Nacogdochcs and also with j. Il. Prices Line of
Stages 10 Clouticryilie, NaicLtoches Mansfield and
Shreveport n. x &. TAYLOR,
froprietors
Slroush Ticke, from Rcd River Landing to Nae
ogloci.s S2}G0
From Mouth 81 Il IA River to Alexandria $1,000
TlIOS. CLEMENTS, Aren't.
aug eff At the Ice House Hotel, Alexandra
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fINkLE & LYONS
Sewing TInc;linc%

VHEr UNDERSIGNED 7o7u respectfully
f,s 'aa citizens of Ai.,spdli, end ~
parish generally, that be- ae aIiy'l with a full
suwly.of tire crt-qrafcj fiuii-& Lyons swing
Nscliuc.. ald will keep ~" Same constantly on
bauJ. win state To tLapub.ir llat they are fully
Guaranteed 90 give entire satisfaction. cisr Ns.Ptl
They can %. soon in iui' operation by applying
Ut nay depot IN the ear ct ~. toHft IIons Nf1l'.
\ liberal hare af the patronage Of th' public
-. p.c:.u'.y solicited ......-.-.- .
aug lj-u JOHN >. CA.IiptN- .
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! = There are four thing, that looks
~ awkward in woman, ,iz; To see
7 undertake 60 vuj~,l, To- throw -t.u.
g h.-, 20 smoke Il r.fraui to climb
,r garden fence.
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gentlemen who spoke othayinc been
~ ~ a la3}'s beauty, was advised to
. U, ud.
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L L 8 I Q r.
n. PROPIlEEWOR.
[SE HCTET-

o1{plly inform the ciiz,ns of
~ he has opened a Saloon at
TSE HOTEL,
nstsntly on hand a supply
ut can be purchased, CON
Sherry, Brandy,
Ffie, aud CoTdials
Ihc best brands Of old
>Is key, Monongah-la
1Qpaign, Me bust ever
lsisnn the public that be has
[sr;bove house in the
TEET STYLE.
A@is determined to. merit b sLarr 81 the
rorese BY the SUPfRIOR QUALITY
~ M Il, and strict Intention to his DO j.
Me- PRIVATE ROOMS airy and COM
FcIi.furinnished rooms for private
<r,j3y themselv,s. A SHARE Of
~ IS solicited. augEy.
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S II N ID L | + S :

~ Oyster, Sariines. Loh>t.l-. j.. kl''. Can.
~ EAsis,s, Tes, Figs, Nu.s tsni.,', ~,tv;.
)fllF<, Pluries, Sauces, : .Ia, k,,;yr, Butter
Pic Nc Wine, Sugar, Lcn.,u. Gik.r CIsck
n, 'Cr>eknel and Gran hecud'
. & Fruits Of all kinds. il tlrr 81 A. n. a.
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1fplly inform the ci.iz,ns of
~ he has opened a Saloon at
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AND FR UI7' STORE.

<sf quality such ~: ~ Il ", Primo.
4 Ilttinidals, Ine rdads. CrIKaut,s. J
lon, Eldofaioe HiN.TcN, Le ieg.s
Nectar Cubano, i.IbJ t0G,,oria
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letter sress, thr I:uards.

RUwDRL's CAMP, Juuc II, 1Sbl.
EpiroR START saw u commuui.
cation in your paper Of the 18th inst.
AMI was surprised to see an article
from Major Randolph, making me
the author Of certain statements,
which | am sorry to say ! did not
make, in the manner in which they
appear in the said communication.
/, Was about the bounty money re-
cciycd by Capt. Moore ut Mobile, for
the benefit Of the ''panola Guards
I am certain the Major would no,
have made it. unless he really though,
|, was SO. lie misintcrprctsd my
statement. Our conversation took
place on a fishing excursion in the
presence of VIM. Shelton, Lieut..
Clan,on and several others. Some
ono remarked that Capt. Moore hal
received one thousand dollars ut Mo.
bile, Il have forgotten Who first nam.
ed the ma,,cr,) and that he expended
FIVE hundred dollars in Noble, and tive
hundred and fifty dollars sinechc had
arrived at Pensacola, for the hcne6,
Of the "Guards." ! remarked, i
tina, was SO. he really did WI ,h'
Pamela Guards two hundred aud CIT,
dollars.
knew nothing Of the bounty mo
ncy, anil never heard Capt Mocr,
say ono word abcu, the bounty none.
until since | saw the Majors commit
nication in the Star. At the time Q
the convcrsation | knew that Cap,
Moore had spcn, . considerable po'
ton Of his own private means. for sh
benefit ofthc Pamela Guards. BY va,
Of closing ! will say the Major misir
,crprcted my language. and | fet
sure tina. his gallant and brave hear
will prompt him to correct !, ss 500
as possible. Respectfully.
n. Il. JoSrs.
r. S.-Nl Of our boys arr in I'm
health and spirits, shd arc workin
like clever fellows, hoping soon to b
turned loose on Pickcns. which the
think will be demolished in q fe,
hours. X. u. :.
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Col. ws.. r. Dowd for Governor

A writer in the Aberdeen Suany
South suggests Col. Wv. j. Dowp,
of aberdeen, as the next Governor
Of Mississippi. While copying the
article We cannot refrain from ex-
pressing the opinion that he is in cv.
cry way qualified for the position, and
would make n most excellent Excen-
tive:
ToTnE EpiTos OF THE SrSSY sotrM;
/, is time for the people Of Missis-
sippi to make the enquiry who
among our statesmen is most tit for
the position Of Governor Of our Com
monwcalth during these cxtraorlina-
nv times! We need u man not less
remarkable for m honest heart than
n clear hcad-a man Of vgor, firm.
ness. decision, penetration, and an
non will. The ISL for which
shall decline TO support tlc present
incumbcn, Of that office Tor %rc.clec.
ton. | viii not, for prudential rea-
sons, give now. | belonged to that
party which nominated and elected
him. and my objections to his re-elec'
ton are not based upon the belle
that he lacks integrity, or that HI
does not try to do his duty. Admit
ting that nc Is man m'eS'"s,
patriot, a man VINO means we'll anu
oil that, there are o'her 9aa'.aes g
sent'aliy ana Pre-emlhcn''y "eses,a
ry Tor the proper a'sc"a.sc u 'h'
duties o. the 1'''ce Of GOVERNOR Q
Mississippi ., .n's ume. 'na' uos
pestas LACKS these essential qualities
alluded 10. though no mch''onea.
assert as q ias'Ioeslns inc assertion
upon the ,ra.n 'na' DC "as 'a''c c. 70 u !,
that when tue people ~" l'en. =
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isfyas "a Fsystlsyllis, xj.<ys sh4y
sn a#aH gH+shef eskrx M Me-
~ have sflas A w elel< iii
mafa 4 t. n .s=s& n sestyss ! ~
lssH sfse6 - s#es4 Wis sU ~ T.
ssff ihslf eaMHt<y n ~ kee< NJ
r. AZ mnH1tj se~>>e1.s,
shsihsf ss.rJ y i3fssssy. IN ~
poft ~ fa~gsstsriI@s ssi wfI b. q
ahes fpFmsi lsss regiments end ksf
islIpns The sse-sy~yy sek~~>swSs
sloras ~lH he fmsssssd Issm o.
posl, Ilslly tfsmpiIy. shss, sIsiS@hs
N Afkansss. sbI Ies NJ 6viv4 NJ
sorfbsfs tsfIs bset from skshss
they ssme,
(sIgasd Drs NaCriaeH,
B'igsIies Gehsfsl Cgmmssdisr
Wpmsafgs. Jsy g--rhe faSsr.
slisi' san. Fsiffas ~ sn fourth N
IDLY
W. Confederate steamer Georys
y cruising 10 the viclm'y n AcqnIa
ffetk.
Colonel stone 4 70 efDuby Mary
land height, immediately commanding
Harper Ferry.
VIM. brent. n South Z rlina Asi
Henry Scott u Maryland nave been
arrested a. alleged spies
A most significant article pul lisLed
simultaneously In tho PstrIc and MonL
ieur, fofeshsdows shs couing sccog
milton Of the Houlhefa Confectionery.
Thd Emperor snnounccs fos hin.
self and other Euvspssn power. that
the Confelsrusy kss shs sssns claims
to acknowledgement ~ The new king.
dom " Itsly. when il cnn msinisfin
itself and international rcIssions ean
BE- established with its rulers.
lFrsmonI hss been Commissioned q
regular majot.gcncral, ranking nex,
10 MeClsllsud.
An oeder hss been ordered TO supply
the vhele force on both sides II the
Potomac with extra ra,ions for six
days.
Pa,,erson's delay In advancing
keeps everything waiting
The government has decided to
take him on, Of the way.
II il believed . general advance
will take place on the fourt Of Jury.
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Mr.. J. o. Stevens u tho Jackson
Foundry is DESTROYS Of obtaining all
tn. east iron, which may be strcwn
abou, the premises II the citizens Of
Mississippi, that il may b cast into
q to ~ pou"d shot for the defence Of
our soil. Planters having old pillow.
points, broken stoves, or any articles
Of cas-, iron will confer a great favor
on Mr.. Stevens, besides rendering
important service to the country, BY
forwarding this, to them useless ma.
%tcrial, to the Foundry in this city,
for which they will receive 81 a hun
bred. Should this appear q small
remuneration for the trouble Of send.
ing this heavy metal. the planter will
have the proud satisfaction Of realiz.
ind that he has done so much for the
patriotic cause Of his country.-Ms.
sissippiaa.
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fag fH ff f
iisfsf iA~y Msg
saas hf ~ 'fmt bu'
AsY ny BE- m.s f. I'D gff ipi
ihfai
W wsmssi = sfila " Dsf's a
Mn, n #a ~ hr ~ s9ffss
tgtifhN sf - ainfiNn lhN /"
haff h4i w. fiNf flt W mahN W.
M h1t vi NJ Ne Hllm W ~ "
slitbfliy hips Haf 70 ihe Nfir
shsfs ~ esb fsfl lHsi ssb w.
hats fhsi s m43 48 gsl ihig ffyhi
~ fhai NE hla .fn dlsnnm b
ihemselyas
sag.m lieala bee y iaow
shfiher ypn leIfffei that menig
W rkfi " q sefiaf hlis loal ''ni
lng im h1s n efgiw " yDp hay.
bof he ltf ga saall fgrNe ue
lonffg fof laaall cght
We laye bot Geo n gug men 1t.
charged an aseatmt n physical iH
nbliy vtt. T. # tftfiDn ord Jpf.
llhle1mb The Hoy' all sani 20 'ee
ZIP scDd hm 0f Vs. ~ vnI
10 tro iho tanlip Pifi very much.
and " yoi shooll pafi ~ through
sard oon, please mll on roclhonia.
street. and Of r. certain Julgos %
The suburbs, and tell them that VI
J long to gaze upon their familiar face.
once more.
, We would like very much 70 sem
i. you specimen u the bug tribe ..
|, abundant on our table while writ
, ing, but ~ we suppose yOu are blcssc'
D With plenty, we shall refrain iror
. sending them II you need any lc
r rs know, and well ship you n barre
y by express, provided you will rcturr
G the barrel full Of whisky. We vii
!. write again When Sc have time, and
4 there is any fighting to be done, res
Y contcn,cd, for the l2th regiment vi
|, her duty.
!. Tell all the girls who have an inter
c est in the "Sardis Blues that If the.
u wish to maintain that interest the
r had becttcr come up. a many Of th
t boys came very near being carrie
G away The other day, by the appear
= ancc OF some ladies' from Brookhmcr
Miss. Send them along. W. wi
; now consign this to your readers 70
9 MI it is worth, il it will serve to pa,
4 away the time, VI arr 'ati fed, goo.
i night. BrLL X Jgss.
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W. again request mr. fienlr ip
vfiie short u,ieiss, nd w. careful a.
write On bat sns flh N Ne hsd n
lmpsg. Dnf eumpgsilDf has iftlel
lmaelf ~ VI. tights under ihe
''minters las and viii not "a ~
any article written On bath fiea ~
,he paper, All matter ior publication
must lm directed b. the Plnoh sta
sud rot 10 the editor Wy name
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~ tfH Fl ht# mtie lhA #fefFFt
yall s4 4 ham igfiyh nv br*
sfs BE- Hf I'VE eg'tu H - FL
saapfh elstsst H. . say asaa
ls4 e fsffi b. fhs qiaelliy H.
si r. msds lai ihs p%lahfslblk .
eeeiaflg hsalmy ~ nsss N ~
pftfIfa 80 heyw N fhy feflad hti
tff 'hah ~ fifffhf rlnes II ~
.tiflf 81 n far aand ah
iiestetffply
Joss 4 Wffgaf
EfffFs, Jahs ~, 1901
ft " r. BUiI
is pgHl 81 ~ ~ 20 ihe patrons
VI fHskf. ahi ~ ihofe Wham H mig
interest that h Consequence a anf
n4iIahal raatlo, vi have Wy ihe II.
Wen n friends isiTmsel not g.
hhte orr annual rsllie ostnlanilea.
w. dispense wiih publIe exam nations
fgf The preiebt /. fho determination
NJ III 8u Institutions. O. FIR as ! an
Informed This ac, I'm is itken ~
pnr Institutions RON Two reasons
.ha & H 10 thls political crisis W
il rctrench ~ expenses, ~ iai
b. possible, therefore, orr schools
should not force their patrons to n
10 the extra expense 10 prepare theil
children or wards for their esamin
alton. The second Is, as militar,
excitement rcigns supreme in all ou
minds, 80 much 70. ~ almost to th'
exclusion Of everything else that on
examination would not bcgot cotnpara
lively any interest. Nevertheless a
the close Of the session. the 18th July
We expec, to have a private csamina
ton Of some two or three days, at th
close of which, prizes for their liter
AIRY standing, will be awarded to th
: following young ladies':
Misses N. Y. kclms, .; :. j. Wal
kins, /; NJ. NJ. Sims, | Il. ). Rod
! gers, /; NJ. D. Leach, !; NJ. NJ
Carpenter, |; G. A. Magce, 1; NJ
X. Brown, 2; NJ. NJ. Brown, ].
Respectfully Yours,
Is. II. BRowS.
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= vuSnuCArOus

Since our last issue We have re.
.civcd q, letter from Capt. foctc.
hey are about twenty miles from
Washington City. Some sickness,
a. non, serious. We would publish
. lcs.er but the writer says xe mus.
Il, for the reason that they are
cicdy forbidden to write anything
.oa, their number, place or move
rents.
d. NJ. whi,ten, while cleaning hi'
gun le. j, 60 oG, and killed one man
sad wounded another. In the Confed.
crate Guards from Holly SPRING
lie vas tried and acquitted.
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vaom PENSACOLA.

Lieut.. J. u. Vance. cf the Pamela
Guards arrived at home on Monday.
IN leave Of absence for fifteen days.
Tie report. the boys all well bu, two,
ri. Morgan and KNOX, he thinks
they will die il they do no, get away
from the army.
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sANG sICO

Wcaeain call attention ioihc great
necessity there u for every body sos
ing plenty Of seeds Of all descrip
TONS,
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In visv Of he blockade cf Missis.
.;ppi scsMd BY lincoln troops. and
the threatening aspect Of AFFAIRS in
S1Aas ssafses. Tn CresceWt ~pessinently
ssts ssAe commands the New Orleans
@eohiasipPi Sound Naval Stasical'
We would alec like to kncw Who CON.
msnds 'hc Confederate lsnd fssces in
shss quarter. What arr their mum.
hers. and whsss icir means &c defrnce
against scssH rsSsic, ,--fasfsJr
o)boWsstDs.
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SrvcisL NoricR.-wc will take
Mississippi Treasury notes for all
debts due mr., or in paymcn. for any
property VIC hasc,o sell.
=. MAgtiS \ Soy.
July LIST. 1861. n2i.3w
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A METRO Man ron nIRr.-An
active negro man for hire, BY the day,
week or month. Enquire a, the Star
Office.
June y. 1861. na3.tf
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roeg MEETING At IOwO.

We have not been furnished with
the proceedings Of this meeting, bn.
understand that they got aboa, a
thousand bales Of ration subscribed.
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nss-Au children will cry when

they have collie. They may be re-
'licved ., once by that gentle force
Ambrosiai Oh. Read the evidence
in our special notices.
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GovfALEs. Texas. June H.. 81.
Col w. * Ward.
The planters here are in high spirits
in regard 10 the rr,srs:. for crnrs.
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Haa gfH Va
fth 4my t9H fu
iHsa FL
fkifH fs1ti FIn
. ~ nhi' nstJ n fsa .
II g lubt bgtsf sssi b glpl
n " i.am 'ia auf4 ! - sti
IT, .s.mhf m hs faff Has p
feut m N0t mfi.i, M Fit Hifmbt
Haf .tt.h N camp W. II aaa
clftysf y,if f''ist masf tf e.
pes nf RI ihms fhs besfa II fam
position ahah m ff1ushly aiise
~ fa'ghhi NJ fbs t'if f sf m
BE- yufbiai p Iielt end sA4li need
maah stfnfhea beiofa af hall Lf
fam aayihihr DON Interesting saf
fsronifhit N fhH saAa sIan
ssfts since W lsh We bssHial
county ~ lh9lt Al rstafh ouf
place n foIlay,oai WI fpeat quito .
merry 'ne Daf improvement 70 drill
sas yely mpl A. sege aIl
things v@o roiiy Wo started m
+. Union ciy, mf pfeiehl plaeo n
%uhdelgpm, here We are laeliel 40
neeily 10 ihe NJ a . u H. two
milcs north n I Mon City IT. h htau
tiiul shady force, Woye, which pro
tecis uH 'om the bot rays u the sun,
shieh prevail, W. assure you hsre rs
IL the moro oxtrome South, bat We
are afraid that We viii Don be- trans.
~, planted from this shady retreat 70 m
exposed field which lei adjoining,
owing TO M being recommended NY
the Surgeon Of the regiment This
may prove decidedly advantageous 10
the health Of the camp, yet We are
' slow ~ believe IT, Our camp, or
rather company Is remarkably healthy
: having but one bal case, and he
is considered not very dangerous.
We have the most healthy location ia
the regiment, being situated directly
h on the hill OF ridge, aud there is a
!. gradual slopins on both sides Of us.
a We are al treated mighty well, have
/. plenty to eat, and We can assure you
that our fare is a great deal better
y than the Tennessee troops, in fac,
Y Mississippi and the Confederate
e States in general have given their
g soldiers plenty Of the necessaries Of
life. W. have one Of til best Colo
els. and every one loves Inn, and hc
"a is in every respect a gentleman aud
experienced officer. Brig. Genera
Clarke was here a few days ago, m,
h. paid us a visit again to-day, all ,h'
boys are in hopes he has come to or
der us to take up the line Of marcl
for Missouri, but We ate afraid thu i
: al CANNON. VI had q brigade in
spec,ion Of troops by the General thi
afternoon. both the 18th aud l3tl
regiments we're IN line together, an
Ia j, presented a beautiful sigh, to til
N spectators around. W. are glad tina
no Mr.. W. Dickens and Burel Perry O
Pamela we're present to witness III
sici'. The "Blucs'' held their head
up aud eyes dirce. in front, Of cour,
they would when their friends froi
IN Pamela were looking on. We wis
y. the 18th and 18th regiments could
seen in Pamela, well might all tho,
who have relations in them be prou
II them. II all the Mississippi reg
mcnts are rs iinc as these two, Y
= could defy the world.
But We must pass on. a. the bear,
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0-The Linco.nitss hevs clipped
to Fortress Monroe TIE great 6hy
thousand pond "unicn ssns' VA
which hey expect 10 demclish ~
batteries ii Sewsll's Point. shooting
way across Hampton Roads, about
four miles and a half. They nigh.
hi, the little battery in the course Of
the year-and they might not But
cas-, L they can . gun which sill carry
effectively at that distance. the Trede
gar works 1t Richmond ran also den
and LET Il be done. Planted %
Sewsll's Point, il would have . tne
mark to shoot at and woald nevsf
miss dropping . shell inso the seventy
Ave acre camp enclosed BY The walls
Of Fortress Monroe. after the sunns!s
20, the range. Il would kssp she'f
quarters beat up consinsally-Os'
ford Msresry.
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uN-Texas hes On Organised force
Of eight thousand mounted troops in
the fcld and Trsay fw immediate
service.
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II KtttIHE FVNTVc, anu yuu NtII khnW
tha, a regimen, Of men use a vas,
quantity Of water, especially when
corn juicc is scarce. Capt. Crumr
has Just returned from panola whcr,
he has been in pursui, Of uniform
for the 'sIlucs,' NC are very mucl
pleased with his selection. and VIC ar,
sure the '.Dlucs'' will be very proud
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This is the Just and generous and prosper.
ous system which opens the way 10 all
gives hope 10 alt, and consequently energy
and progress and improvement OF the
condition OF ALL
NO men living are more worthy to he
trusted than those who toll mp from poverty
--none less inclined 10 take or touch aught
which they have not honestly earned. Let
them beware Of surreudering political
power which they already possess, and
which, if surrendered, will surely be used
TO close the door Of advancement against
slch as they, and to nx new disabilities and
burdens upon them till all Of liberty shall
be lost.
From the first taxing of our National
Census 10 the last are seventy years
aud we find our population at the end OF the
period eight times as great as ii was at the
The increase of those other things which
men deem desirable has boen greater
We thus have al one view wha, the pop.
nlar principle applied 10 Government
through the machinery OF The States and the
Union has produced in given time, and
also what, it f. mly maintained, it promises
ior the future.
There are already among us hose who,
Ii the Union be preserved, will live to see
II contain two hundred and iity millions. -
The struggle OF to-day is not altogether for
10 day, il is for vast future also With a
reliance on Providence all the more firm
and earnest, lei us proceed III the great task
which events have deyOived upon US
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WAsuiNGToN, Dec 3, 1861.
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SIOOmsburg Ladies' Army AID S0cie,y
Proceedings o, Monday 5 Meeting

Proceedings o; Monday Meeting
n resHonse 70 the Appeal o. lne SANITARY Coinun.
sor number OF lad,Hs of eloomsburg met in the base
meat Of the Presbyterian Church Monday afternoon
the second inst.
On motion Mise HARRIET RrrEKr was elected Pro 81.
dent; Miss DEL!LAY CEsysLlSd, Vice Presden! Mr7
HAfEAu lane JoHS Secretary
On motion the following Committees were appointed
10 wit On Constitution Grd BY LIrs, Misses BELL Rob
nson Evchno Barton and arfiet Sharpless to Solili,
Contribution. Mis;". Alice Snyder, Amelia Eoutoy.
Mary Chamberlain, Jennie Cathcart, Hannah gcone.
Marie MoyeT Mrs. Saran Brown, Mrs. Fannie Weaver
Mrs. H. C Philips. and Mrs NJ {. Woodward to Ms.
trispt. HoL Mrs. Z. MendenhaIl, Mrs. WIN Neal, Mrs
d. L. Mckinney, and Mrs, X. Drinker.
The Committee on Constitution and bylaws were
ordered to report TO cur next meeting.
Mr. William Snyder selected to receive snd tor
waid articles
one motion adjourned, to HGst in the Lecture Room
Of the Lutheran Church, Oh wednesday the 4th inst
az } o'clock 2. N,
HARRIET RUPERT, Prc'9,t
inus