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YERANDAH HOTEL,

. - DOTnGT OI IIIdIH aIlu IITTE sET7VVs'
&lGSA~, THE subscriber having leased the above
A AssAAsiM new and commodious house, and has
3 fitted up with furniture, informs
eraTcT3np public that he is prepared to accommo-
da.e guests pedging himsethat nothing shall be want,
md oT his part give satisfaction The table will at all
tines be served with every decacy of the season. pre-
naed bv experienced cooks while the servants and wal
tes ate attentive and polite, The Eerandah Hotel being
located ID quiet and agreeable part of the town. ana al
tho time only afew steps from the steamboat land
ip and centre of business affords unusual inducements
10 travellers who will at all times find comfortable
nome Prices moderate. [nov2ll $. j. DAY.
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lDWARE, IRON, Sc, g,

fs and New Leyee streets, between Gravier
Povdras streets, New Orleans,
HAVE large and well assorted stock Of
. Shetland Heavy Hardware, SwEnEs
and EyGLIsH BAR [RON. They are agents
Z for the sale Of the celebrated CUMBERLAND
Ron. and are supplied with complete assort-
various sizes. They are also Agents for
Brs CELEBRATED QUEEN or THE SouTn CORN
NrLrs and have full assortment on hand
ritv Of these mills over others is fully estab-
- my2
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~ Horses bought and sold here;

q" Horses bought and sold here. ,r
la" Attached to the establishments celebrated ar,
rer who guarantees TO cure in the shortest te te
ridabIe diseases that horseknd is heir to, such as
Bd Staggers, Big Shoulder. Big Head Chambers, Swie;
new Dstemper, Founder, Gravel, and DistemPers ana
Diseases of all descriptions in the successful treatment
Of which he avais himself of his own important dlscoV
cries made in that line Give call and try our sys
teni. LOctE4L t2Ilol REA-lIDil-' " ~
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IE1TNGTON LIVERY STABLE.

1zz5FggEl,.Ex5 zIsxaSs THE undersigned, proprietor
staSs .gD fire TssB Ps?saf s.et aiysrs ast
above Market Street prepared to supply travelling
public with horses buggies hacks and carriages Horses
will be kept BY the day month The services OF eH-
viii be made to give satisfaction to those who favor me
with their patronage Persons leaving their horses with
him may rely upon his strict attention 70 theif inter,
ests His stables win be amply supplied with the best
provender that the country New Orleans will afford
Horses viii be sold or purchased on commission
M " 5ssN J. r. BAYLISS.
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RATTLE HOUSE.

4 rr1T--> BAIILL ELUIoI1s
&Z&-,b THE fremont House, Edwards Street,
TIsssSHss1SS Shreveport La, lately occupied by ,.
p Day having been fitted up with en-
trriy ne@ furniture &c. has been re6pened under the
name of the BATTLE House. by the undersigned who will
endeavor to give satisfaction to the travelling pubic
The house is situated in quiet part Of the town and
partcuarv suited to the accommodation OF ladies' Ihe
proprietor wishes to make but ledgewhchls that
the stctest cleanliness shall be observed IN every ae-
Dartuept FOctl7I A. D. Dhl lIlII.
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TO PRINTERS
WE have hand and for sale the following printing
w materials lately used on the South-W estern:
A font Of 500 lbs. Brewer,
26O :"
" 100
$40 Long Primer,
6 fonts . line Brewer,
Long Primer Condensed,
Together with the column, head advertising and dash
rules leads &c, &c.
all complete and the following materials used TOR short
time in the publication of weekly paper About $50 lbs
of Bourgeois and 3inon, with two line letter. column
head advertising and dash rules, cases chases, ETC.
The above materials viii be sold low for cash
L. DILLARD & Co
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" AND 70 TcHOUPIToULAs STREET,
n hand a full and wen selected stock OF
GRO ERIES,
rtcles in their line in part consisting oi
Rio Havana and Java
leral, Pouchong, gunpowder, hyson, young
loDg, padre, etc.
rown. white loaf, crushed and powdered.
Country, sugar house and golden syrup
. Assorted brands, comprising all qualities
IaTEe stock, well assorted.
loves mace nutmegs, pepper, ginger, alsPice
es of all kinds.
3wn, Boston, western, northern white and
and cakes; CASTLE.
F0Xs Cincinnati
N radeira, Oporto claret, white, sweet aud dry
scat Sherry.
Coguac, Rochelle Bordeaux, Peach Amer
and and domestic
. laica New Orleans n. E.
-Monongahela. Bourbon, Western virginia,
ord, apple champagne.
Ha.f.N1 DYES-Tndigo, madder, sulphate qulnlnc;
r b full assortment of other staple drugs ana
by the case only,
nd Willow Ware brooms, gunny bags buck
lehelves, etc.
HrB's PHILADELPHIA WHITE LEAD-Haylng been
for the sale Of the celebrated White Lead,
.l by Wtherill and Brother, we shall keep
IN hand a large assortment Of the different
various sized packages, to which we invite
of the trade
.l-. ieuds are solicited to give Us call
New Orleans Feb. IL, 1858
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FCIIPsE LIVERY STABLES,

IIEl.3E'
xEZLSsAH4EEsa 1Ysasz9 THE undersigned having pur-
Eks#s9L LAGEkFF&TI[ chased this well known eStab-
SSS2&S24NL4 L4@a& Gshment, beg leave to inform
the citizens Of Shreveport and the public generally that
they are prepared to accommodate the community with
short or long drives rides horseback hacks, bug
ge and carriages to hire they preparedo carry
m any part ofhe country in the State or out OF
it, horses kept by the day, week month The stables
are well ventilated and well supplied with the best Of
provender Having employed experienced ostlers, no
pains or expenses will be spared to give satisfaction to
all those who will favor them with their patronage
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CtITUATED near Shreveport will be again opened for
= the reception Of pupils on the p MONDAY, THE 9TH
OF JANUARY, 1860.
Charges:
lst For board tuition, washing fuel lights
&C. per session Of months, $l25 %
Cd. For day scholars, ,persession of months, 80 90
No pupil received for less than five months no deduc-
ton for absence except in Of proracted illness.
All charges to be paid strictly, half in advance.
S.P. HELME, A. NJ,
January a 1860 Principal and Proprietor.
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(Late Oung Co..
S CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS,
Matchmaker, JeWeler Il SilversmIth,
20 IMPORTER offne Watches for ladies e=7=AI@
I'm. and gentlemen, of the most cele-&g -SS
"a s ewr order expressly in heavy gold and sill
YER and warranted standard fneness.
Ladies' thateaines and neck chains.
Cents guard fob and vest chains, seals keys, etc
FinrerTings, earrings, bresstpins cuf-pins, etc.
Diamond pins and rings.
Epectaces for every age IN gold silver, steel ana tor
toise shell frames; 80,
lverware warranted pure coin, consisting of table
ted and dessert spoons;
silver tabe and dessert forks ladies butter knives,
mustard and salt spoons, sugar, tongs, etc
Plated ware consisting Of castors, candesucKs, wait
ers etc. %
Having been always engaged the mechanical part OF
the business all watches sent for repairs Will have the
tricest personal attention. and having every aey fof
making any portion of watch, be Will be enapeo To
wefk on very reasonable terms. ,,.,
s9g1 Jawelry made to order and repaired; i9 @
rasef in the latest stvle Canes mounted in gold and
silver. ~. -, 80
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Selling off at COst!!
No HITMREG

TTyHF undersigned having determined to close up IN
[ this place, Is selling off at COST.
The assortment comprises every description OF fancy
and ane dry goods gentlemen clothing boots, shoes,
etc ali Of the latest styles and fashion
Purchasers are invited TO cail and examine stock and
I - w MARKS.
5s Texas Street
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TIE AsroNIsHEn MEDDLER.-A true story.-N hat,
says Qup is more ntoIerabIe than an oclous inter
medder with other peoples afairs One OF the most
busy of the tribe was travelling in the cars not long ago
sand exercising his talent in at once amusing
and mischievous 'Hallon cries Mr.. Meddler, to a
decrepit old gentleman just the train was leaving
way station tWake up, and step lively, This IS the
place where YOU want to get out. The old man had
barely time to put his totterng legs on the platform Of
the depot when the train was again in motion "Good
gracousl" exclaimed MIR. Medder returning to his
seat which was next to the which the old gentleman
had oceuped-"Good gracous the old fellow has gone
and left his carpet bagn So he kindly threw it out of
the window. Half an hour later, young man came IN
from another and inquired fora missing carpet bag
1T was on this seat said the stranger pointing TO the
spot where the old gentleman had been sitting Good
gracious" again cried Mr.. Meddler why, thought
that carpet bag belonged the old fellow who got out
while ago and 80 threw it out OF the window alter
him, cause sposed he'd forgot it," "The deuce you
did" said the stranger, with scowl, and how came
the old man to leave the train?" Why, said Meddier,
Il thought heard him say he going to Mlddeport,
so when we came to the depot, told him he was there
and had better get out That's how it was" 'I GU had
better have minded your own business said the young
man, rather sharply. THAT old gentleman was going
to Mddlebury to see dying son. who will now be dead
and buried probably before his father can get there
That's one Of the results Of your OicOus lntermeddlng
with things that don't concern You. And the carpet
bag is my carpet bag and has got my wedding suit IN It.
was to have been married tonight. if it hadn't been
for YOU Youv'ed damaged a funeral and spoiled a
wedding with your id uonsonsel And so ne had
s,,re enourh Boston Post.
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BE always cautious of a person who wears ON his
conntsnanee a smile and frovp at :he same time
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Affection, like spring flowers, breaks through the
most frozen ground at last and the heart which seeks
but for another heart to make it happy will never seek
III vain
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STENENS 3 SEYMOUR,

q
or I1-,.' ~ ,ls - ~
s.lLATE ?, \; ,s, sIENE l,.hSi ESh 2 aJd,J SJ,,J
importers ana NI1olesale Ipf d,eseE -, : = oods
SutiSi so -, -. Sruoor ,Nn Tr ,XK Books
PAPER, SFATIoNERf' @ School an ANo 55aANN DooA''
* PLA1lEG ~ EGn54WSS G4EPSs 90 GS'TRIE,r. N. o..
NOS % AND o. o,;I, W Ii,,5, ~ IN ran,ovad
@ IHE snoscfIoers 1 stores [3A
ES&J 20 lhelr In" rl "mu nI,osita thn aA
S- t9s a23ye} rd meIii5 i;5,p tbo attan. @
81 u E.5 e - ~ and canntrv dealers SsIs.Y&i
ton Of city ana county .tl5 ueStd5 9artd5 f=T=4
70 their GAtenSiE : o W. ces;.a orr Goods A
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KEACIII FEMALE COLLEGE.

D., TA4oLr y L4rr1rpp
pnarIo taEs. Z u e 49, "a ,rI cinoa
fresioen' an0 @ ol anu ioi d
NJ = - WIfSSS
. .lles 2. =; r. y ,it 100 \ g.
WIsa ssTTIF n fng5is9 5 C0G4S lGsfSo"
-. =; Nc NJ tI1l+;o, - a. pt,,,,;oo1 eoior,oos
lhsuucuess N u m ai5J g 1G ~ eoa
MISS 49,. 5i - ~, ~
lhS'rucH[ess @ ~ = SrtIIIG II 1a
e hVf ~ - p p;no = S,;taL'o,d ~ violin
1hsuuc'3[ " a1T - !Sioa q 1pisl pT NOV Nv
MISS oAhLlE iIll; H. B;llo Ganl-n9Nt "a Gi4o
Ins'rucfess ~ ~, MuSlcTr a1IT rnY i,Io anu "oi'"i
i liiee y ~ ~ 49, 80 !, I,o,,o,+r,on+
Ins'FuceS9 IN fFehGn G qT1 TGKER EIs @
fSEF. >. II. 4, oIINI-N I an hADi'
steward DePalR(InNGGE' tHRINE
MRS L. ,9. ~, :" "IL' i>h'"'
m, NJ fat! az: oI, t;, oo,n,or,oS ~,
Inc AutulllaI Erlu = u lills ~ - - n T III II;
ee y! honu"S "a St @ IG catio Each Term
naeoIa.eS Ia ~ suGIeIu' 1oaIe " "i'iO"' '-'
tWehy one r!t MSths e ~, g, f vvepls &c
Rates OF Iul'lon lot 'ne ielh Vi 0''e %
follows 1,...,4 s75 no
- - .drasic nanaTtmnnt - 90 90
In Co]Iegiate Department nt.................. 25 90
MISC Piano Or Guitar 25 90
Drawing and Painting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 90
Embroidery 10 90
Board including fuel lights, and washing 62 so
Pupls entering at the opening of the Term within
two weeks thereafter charged for the Term No de
deduction for absence except in Of protraced i'll
ness THOS. NJ. GATLIN,
aug %, 1859 President Board Of Trustees
NJ NSFTFTO FEM ALE COLLEGE.
FACULTY
REV CHARLES B. STUART, President,
AJ profaguor nf Moral Mental and NuturaI Science
JOHN W. STUART, A. NJ,
Professor of Ancient Languages and Mathematics.
w S. DONALDSON, NJ D.,
Professor Of Vocal and Instrumental Music Thorough
Bass and CompostiOn
Mrs LIZZIE STUART,
Ipstructress in English Literature and Mathematics.
Mrs f. A. BATCHELOR
Ipstructress in the Primary Department.
4 MILE ---- Ia native of France
/ Instructress in Modern Languages and Music,
MISS HATTIE NJ. CUSHMAN,
InstuctrcSs in Vocal and Instrumental Music,
MISS ANNETTE G. RICE
Instructress in the Ornamental Department
Mr.. A. II. THOMAS,
Steward and Bursar.
I Mrs EMMA L. A. THOMAS
Stewardess.
\ THE next Collegiate wear commences Wednesday,
A. II. THOMAS or to j. L. ScAGEs, Secretary Board OF
President Board Trustees
! j. l.. SCALES, Secretary. aug2g-lY
4 1T T.7TI YT@T ~ ~ ~ a 7 a. S7IIT y TT5y ~
A1I' N-A = - =
FACTTTy.
,,,, T[nIGi5I T,atx-LyrI,- mann
hbN D. fhANhhIN FoND,
AA" d 10 SatnraI Sc;arco
ee ana , II Inc laura ETS : SoCleaGgs; I6Gs;,>
- Ni.2o , " - ~. =. =:
wee frlncP"i' ana tnSTuttresS III ha'nei"'i' anu
,tIISS InSSN NSn = ~ ir.tt@-II6i INE6n
MISS b: BRAlNERD,
,,1Cs, 7rr1,,G90ITt 6iocuuon' ,o,rxeox,
MlSS IHhoRoCIA Y. ~ u. ~ gQhRSoS, 1E
MISS 7 = .-o ---7 ..2I -
Ts+,c+rass N tba PRIMARY and Academic Derart-art
PROF. GEO G. TAYLOR
BIugIr nm +ha TIarr, piano and ViAln
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SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER,
q, n, n ID - - II n

-DIES ALE q X % G u TX
49, ON LEyEE STREET. .l15
lspital and Barrack streets, New Orleans
a. daily receiving from Europe and the North
Choicest Liquors. Wines, BrandIeS
81. 4 Groceries. to which they call the special
sntion of families, planters and country mer-
,ev pledge themselves to furnish their friends
Die terms as any housein the trade IN the oi-
owing comprises only a small portion OF their
Ock:
5fClaret Wine;
White Wine, tHaute Sautcrne0
do do BarsaC;
casks Alexander Seiguette Cognaoi
do do do;
er do Louis Lo Breton, 1905, do
do CastillOu 90;
do John Morris, 1915, do
do burgundy Port;
do Old Madeira VP;
very old Bourbon Whiskeyi
New York Brandy and Gin;
ts Champagne, pints and quarts
Annsctte and assorted Cordlalsi
Brandy Cherries;
1rger Cheeses;
Holland Herringsi
Sardines;
nd Western Butter and Cheese;
she'd powdered and broken Sugar
ma, and Java Coffee;
# 4 Black Teas, of every quality;
candles soap, spices, pickles, sauces, Ketch-
d. pepper preserves Havana sweet meats,
3, anchovies, almonds, raisins hgs, prunes,
tes, filberts, chesnuts, cranberries maekerel,
a. Goldfish buCkwheat, salad, olive and Lard
-ured hams buffalo tongues, family beet, pork,
Of the best quality. or,
N the country punctually and carefully hled
chant and others visiting the city are invited
SCHMIDT & ZIEGLER.
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SPEECH or GEN. SeoT1.-On the 5th uIt, delega-
ton from Illinois waited upon Gen. Scott AT his resi-
dence in Washington, to tender their congratulations
Three enthusiastic cheers We're given for the general
when he came forward and spoke as follows;
FELLow-CITIzENs OF ILLINOIS:-l am sorry that my
apartments are too receive you but my heart
is capacious enough to receive YOU all. Cheers. ]
am acquainted with country, having been around
and through the State OF Illinois in every dreeaonand
proud to meet you at this great distance from youl
homes am aware of the cause that has brought you
/ into this neighborhood. We had yesterday great
saturnaia Oar Union has been in state OF great
peril--our government, federal government, ha'
been in state Of great peril but, thank God we ye
have federal government. Immense applause
Thank Cod the great body of the Union still exists
/ TAmen."
Voiees-"Tbank God" Yes, and ever will"
Gen Scott-Yes thank God! we still have glorious
Union left US.
A voice-And glorious president
Another voice-Yes, and glorious general too.
/ Gen Scotland president who has brought th
right heart and the right mind to preserve what w
have and to bring back what We have lost have NJ
doubt but that give him time to make his wishes, hi
principles and his feeling known be will recover tn
States which we have lost. Loud applause
/ A yoice-With Your help.
Gen. Scott-In that hope I am sure that all tFu
Americans will concur with me. | was made happy O
the of yesterday by the successful and gloriou
termination of the important events which then too
place returned thanks to GCd at night that we sti
had federal government; Good and my prayers an
my wishes will go up to heaven that the goyernmen
may continue throughout its term of four years eve
more prosperously than before-prosperousIy t
you in the north-west-prosperously to the people
the west the people of the south, the north and tn
east, [Good! that again shall be mighty MO
of thirty -four United States cries of good and AZ
plause "a mighty nation, to stamp name, and to Civ
racea race that shall be broad this whole cor
tnent, numerous in people and prosperous in wealtf
happy and glorious in arms, and still more glorious
all the arts of peace. Cries of good and applause
should be intimdated, upon ordinary occasions
from appearing before such large mass of my fellow
beings if did not know that in each and every
you had the happiness to behold friend Cries
good" 'thats so!' and 'true as gospel"] Iam to
your friend applausel though, aIas at my time of Ii
my friendship and my services could be of little ava
fCres of ''no, sr!"l Ny IS nearly run; but Il
little remnant Of life which is left to shall, befo
: God and upon my knees, be devoted to my. countr
Enthusiastic applause. My friends, may God bic
you! T''May your prayers be heard!'l God bless VI
!: for the honor you have shown old soldier in tn
E calling upon me.
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IN. CLAIBORNE STEELE. FERDINAND PINKAkD.
PINCKARD, STEELE & CO.,
.avier and Tchoupitoulas Streets, y. Orleans,
IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS &c
Wholesale Dealers in
BAcco, FINE GROCERIES and PLANTATION SUP
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Pray AND PUNP, PuMP AND PRAY.-In a seamans
nrayerneeting lately in New York of the speakers
thanked God that he had been sailor. He had beenin
some tight places at sea- but he never hid his religion
or lost his confidence in God He had learned to call
on God in trouble and had not been disappointed. But
then faith must be joined with practice Praying only
without using effort is not enough.
owe were once" said he ''drven to great straits in
gale The wind blew a perfect hurricane and our
ship sprung leak. 1t seemed if go to the
bottom in few minutes Our men worked hard at the
pumps. The water gained on us. Death stared us in
the face ran down below and my knees asked Jesus
to save US, and give token. | opened my bible,
lying before me- and Isaiah XII: 10met my eyes The
words are these and the first | saw
'sFear not thou for am with thee. Be not thou dis
mayed for ] am thy God will strengthen thee; yea
will uphold thee with the right hand ofmy righteous
ness
''That was enough. l on deck, and told the men
said, men we are going somewhere, but we are MOI
going down. reported to them what had asked o
/ the Lord and how he had answered me-
''Now,n said I, linen pump and pray, and pray ant
pump" and they did it with will And We pumpeo
and PRAYED cur vessel into Cork believe, in answe
to PRAYER and promise But what is the of prayn;
with leak in the ship, without pumping Itmust eve
be york and pray, and pray and work
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Pupils entering at the opening of the term, or within
two weeks thereafter win be charged for the term nor
will any deduction be made for absence except Provl
dental cause Sep2l-ly
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,e .ETs Pr,Gi inserted at the rate Of ONE DOLLAR
The the drst insertion, and FIFTY Cents for
I'm one. Eight lines, or less, constitute a
.-aI deductions made to those whe advertise
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n IA r M S

T. WESTERN is published weekly az hRhE u
auuum, payable in advanee-lour GJt;aLs =
ss time of subscribing PERSONS NJ %iSHrg na5ep a.
nj a. the option of the publishers, until all
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ANOTHER NATRINttN
have already been inf OF
are striving to gain d r
France. In England Ial
deeds of defunct royailt
! into which they had iIal
Of the Philadelphia n |ol
| A lady is striving t b
Of that duke of Cumb pr
III. The story brief
| of Cumberland marrit ID
! Chatham, the earl of "
daughttf of DR.. WilmI b
and who himself had En
king of Poland.
A daughter, also n "a
marriage, who was heE Is
Thomas Jones; a girl bT
and the Layinia janet /.
in the court of probate
Lancaster revenues all b
with a further sum of
certificates signed "GIe
Warwick, " y. WilulC
are all declared to be E
to prove that they are!
All the writer's Of thcs| E
the present application
before sir Creswell Orb
( prove that her own biz
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Importers ana Wholesale Dealers IN
Cutlery Guns Pistols. PeTfumery, FancyGoods
PAPER, STATIONERY, School AND BLANK Books,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-24
Tho IntentIon of enc ReboIs.

A correspondent of tho Charleston Mer-
curry, writing from Richmond, Va, says:
"An army is an artificial thing; there
must be men, but there must also be arms,
implements, utensils, clothing and provis-
ions, and at the very spot where they are
needed. These are being prepared as rap
idly as possible, and, as fast as they are pre-
pared there are men to take them. In this
way the state is dotted by encampments.-
/ think that, upon the call to rally, there
could be assembled at least $4,000 ready
for their work; but they will not rally yet.
For the present, at least, we will await the
fire of the enemy. If he shall make head
towards Harper's Ferry or Norfolk or Rich
mond, we will be there to meet him. And
though am sure the war will yet be car
ried into Africa'-that the South will not
be contented with resistance merely--will
not be content TO bare her bosom only 10
the stroke--yet / feel equally sure that
the movement will not be made until after
the enemy shall have left his strong posi-
ton, and until the North shall lay her side
more completely bare to an efficient stroke
from an active and woll.appointed army
The North will feel the war 10 her hearts
content; but she will be permitted still
more richly 10 merit the sutferings she will
have invoked. @