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Patriotism AND THE UoTros PowBR.-Tne
New Orleans Christian Advocate saws

The South has always said that cotton was
king, but row she intends to crown him Our
readers Ill Tec0ect that last week we pu oil 81
cd a Circuiaro of the New Orleans cotton factors
TO the planters, recon- ending that no cotton
be shipped from the plantations until the
plocka1e be entirely raised. In addition to this
the hoard of Underwriters have resolved to
take no fiSar Insurance. on cotton bound TO
this port nor flee Insurance. on coz on in this
city. until the blockade is raised. Cotton on
tn' plan tationS Will he Insured for three
four las i5s value, under certoin specified
conditions. .his movement will he hear tily
Sustained by the plan ters and thorough work
WIZ 30 mazda OF the matter. The North Is now
aoout our OF cotton, a..d England Will De need
ing supply before long Fne former cannot
gel 1t at ali, except from Liverpool, and Liver
pcoi can only gat IL when the indepen-
denc- OF the Southern Confs e-s.cy is raaog-
niIed and the blockade abandoned Ii the
English 40 not need cotton, we can afford keep
1t, we suppose, until she does need il. II
they should De such fools as 70 side with the
North, hoping TO get The cotton through the
Northern Government, we shall decii ne, I'm
less we get in n tight place, and then we can
burn it without much trouble. Cotton Is king,
let him be crowned. Joshua commanded tn a
sun to stand still upon aibeon, and the moon 10
remain pendant over the valley Of Ajalon
until be should conquer the enemies of his God
and his people. Thus say We TO the mauu fac-
turing interests OF the civilized world, thank
dod Tor The power ct cotton 1t is the true
scsptre OF the empire OF commerce. The South
has tho pobiest elements OF eonstltut,opal
liberty, the grandest cause ever defended by
arms, inc nest chivalroas people, the brsyest
nSn ing men, the most beautiful women thu
nnest climate and labor system. tho greatest
commercial power, and the purest Christian
CIVILIZATION, In the world. Let Us be thankful
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FLAGS OF TRUcs.-A Washing ton dispa;c
of the Atm inst, says:

OF the Atm inst, says:
Messrs Gornan, Apologize, ard Sterling.
left Washin.,t ton ca Thursday, with q fay OF
truce beartI a conan unication from The Sec
rotary of Wax, ntyiCg for It's oti.ct tina re.
covery OF the bOoy OF bis brother Col Cam
eron They yesterday returned without
success. ow ing, il appears, TO tue communic..
tioa having beer. addressed, ''To whom IL NAV
concern, land not to some particu iar pro,ni
oent officer III the Confederate army This
objection removed, there is no doubt that the
BODY can b. recovered, rs the place OF inter
ment Is marked and every facility promised
to acc1mp iish that purpose.
The gentlemen carrying the Gag speak in
high terms Of tae courteo and kind manner
ia which they were treated by Col Stewart,
commanding the First Virginia Regiment and
other officers within the felq OF ais opera
tons They, however, were not permitted to
approach directly 10 Fairfax O0urIHouse.
" aatevsr they may have seen CT intersst In
the hsigLoornocd, they have the prudence TO
conceal, having gone thither on an errand Of
mercy ana not TOR reconnoiteripg purposes.
one OF the communications recently sent
miner unasr nag Of Eucs from General
Jchhston, was, IL il understood, in rela ton To
report which had reached the Uonfedsratss,
tnst some oi their prisoners had been hung BY
order OF our military authorities. As no such
execn tons nave taken place, IL may Certainly
be inferred that General Mcdowell reriiAd 4,
accordance with this fact. -
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TBB PROSPER OF RECCGSITIoS.-T Co.
lumbus sun publishes q letter from gentle
man in Liverpool, in which the writer. after
expressing his sympathy with the cause of
the South, says:
1--WE cannot think it possible that the Gov
ernment7 OF this country and France will see
their operatives starve for want of raw ma
terias necessary to them, and which you have
and want to exchange for goods or money.
the thing appears Incredible, and we conclude
that sooner than allow such state of things
the blockade must be raised. While ycu are
willing 20 let us have the Gotten, il does NOT
seem right that We should be prevented The
Government aad people are watching ali
these contingencies very closely, and few
months must decide something i'm porta ut in
Ibis respect ] have seen Col. Chambers
letter. which shows a noble patriotism, and
with snch feelings admitting your people You
must triumph. j think your people will pre-
sent to the world an imposing srect acia of
self-devotion, and the Continuation OF the
struggle will gradually interest the world
more ceePiy with your cause. l see Bishop
Otey SAYS the men of the Sou h will present
wall OF steel against their Northern inva.
ders more i'm passable than Tortresses.'
Gas onr people become interested in your
cause. so Will our Government be strength
ened 10 act deeisively''
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PrsLlo SYHPATHy X rys Wssr IyDiEa.-The
nnta <r~y-1 II

PrsLic SrHPATSE X rgs WBsr IyDiga.-The
following note from Ar. A. J. Gonssle ap.
pears in the Charleston Mercury
The Northern press. in order to disenxaxe. q
possible. the Lincoin Government from the
Fearful posi- ton irSkhich It has placed iseeli
towards the SCUM and several European
powers. IL making desperate Efforts, 1rst. 10
enlist in It's behalf the prejudicss OF France a.
axainst Enxland; and second. threatens Spain
with the loss Of Cuba. Now, sir, tbs enemies
the Abolition host-ars utterly deceived, II
they ever expect any respsc table portion OF
the Cuban people to side with them in the
Ubiquitous war they are waging against our
homes and our rights as Freshmen Far from
doing %, the people OF the West ladies' would
hail With pleasure the re.estab,ishment of
Son them institutions In all those islands
which, previous TO the birth Of Abol uonisYu,
were rnled by European ns..ons
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FAYETTEVILLE ARsRNAL.-Thp Wilmingtor
Journal has the folio wing:

FATErTEvHIg ARssSAL.-The Whining ton
Journal has the folio wing:
We learn that movements are on foo. and
VIII be consummated as soon as possible
u renaer the Fayetteville Arsenal Il com
iete erfnory and arsenal OF construct hon. The
l'nds ale now busily engaged altering the
old mint &nd steel into percussion muskets.-
Two large sean. engines are to bs constructed
at Richmond TO furnish power with which TO
trry on the heavy work OF the es tablisnm emf,
Every tning c Ii be III place and in full work
ing order sometime in the present year. Or
coarse the machinery and the workmeu will
not stand Idle III the moan time, BIT vii, carry
on operations to the full extent Of the power
aud capacity or the es establishment.
We regret 10 learn that one Of the work
men from Harper's Ferry, n gentleman whose
name we forget or did not learn, having gone
on from Fayetteville for his family, which he
had left at the Ferry, has been arrested by
order OF Gsnsrat Banks. He is spoken OF as
very worthy and useful man
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A BsAsE Active find the Subjoined
communication infhe Savannah News, Of the
3 instant
One OF the small sailor boys belonging 10
the q. =. steamer ) .vannqh, whose rather
was quartermaster, tell oTaIb ard eft PulaS-
III yesterday, While the Ld9 was power
fully running and the wind blowing very
fresc. Inc poor lad could not ym, ard haCi
sunk five times, when Mids pnan j b.
Rttciiftr, OF Va, without waiting TO diyest
hinssii OF clothing, sprans iii the wafer
after hun, and, tat tha imminent haZ trd OF ms
own lie, calamity rescued Tue boy. Mid
shipman Ratcliffe Wa5 com piimented by Capt.
naffltt, Oh the quarter deck, IN the presence OF
The whole crew.
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By s..chr ID C..,,,oru, Amc'r.

7 ~ bUVL'%' "sEVES' 1--WE ~ N
IL AFGTiON.-fn FhIpAl, thstaI,, a. ~
, clock st nay Stoi. vii sell o. Dry to"ds.
consisting OF Nous Inns ia IsIae= FLANNEL. ba-
ieGe. Narcotics, Ho. Iery st
sbOS>.-a5Sa q c-ses h lots aud Shoes re-
eaived from country Iaersaaut deciip.ng Dps.
ness.
CLDTHlNJ.-in addition Z" The ab"Ta, wt!t
-elI smAli lot # ti.t.liBg- Pant 'aats, ast-.
&c. &c. tau y x. CAL : HIM, auct
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How THSY AgB PAID Members Of the Lin.
coin Congress have been maid their last
months salary, receiving 80 in gold and 1850
ia the two years six per cent treasury notes.
The employees OF the other depa rt,i,ents Of
the Northsrn Government are hereafter 10 BE-
paid in the same description Of paper.
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HoxfoIDx - McEvoy killed lis in t,maIs
friaa9, james Kirwin, last Sunday night, in
Uha. leston, =, y by cutting his throat Ms
Eyoy, who also received two severe cuts. WA
arrss isd. Both were Intoxicated"
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Prei'ct Of the Rebels for Capturing wash.
ingtsn-Lee 10 Arouse Baltimsre--Beou.
regard - Ersnge Mcclellan and Hen.
niHsssn - DisissGe Rosecrans-Crr fer
Pence,
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Reported for the Richmond Dispatch.
A Warning 70 the Press,

AsHfs GroS. Aug. 6 The reprssen tatiyes
81 Inc press from several sect lions hove held a
consultation with i.aerai Mcclellan, TAI
MeCielian sugr, s'ior j ard q committee WIS
appointed 10 transIn.t 70 the ioyR! States III.
following:
1st Eaitors in the loyal States are requested
TO refrain from publishing news from any
point, or about any rnattsr, that may give nj.
ard comfort to toe eneg1v
I'll. Z iitors and publishers are reaues Ted
signify 10 their cores pondents every where Il.
observe these restrictions
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ew RICHMOND

egy RICHMOND
l. / G q T
u u 4 e y
Having mustered iaio service and now goins Into
camp,
WILL RKCEIVE
Anew MoRs
E Il Z
Before leaving. Apply st opce ~
HEADQUARTERS, Iafh street,
~ ee-fz Ratw' Main and Cav Ats.
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Oppr..si.. wea,hsr-Arm. ard Mutations

ST Louis, Arg The heat here is excss.
sive 1he thernome Ter o-day and yes terday
was i(5 deg. Fifteen deaths aTe reported frcn,
sun-strUke.
Twenty car loads Of shot and she'll have
reached here since Saturday; also, larg.
number OF Erfied Rifles.
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The re.nains Of Major ". s. Wood quarter
master OF the Second Regiment !. q. v,
were inferred W n m!littry honors in Co
iumbia on sunday last. lie died n VIZ III :,
OF typhoid fever
Large green worms are making sad havoc
III the harl3y and oat fields OF Rhode Island.
Thsy crawl up AMI eat ne straw through
Just under TIE mead OF grain, which then fails
OFF.
the arrest OF VIM II. LYONS, of Norfolk
was on piece warrant msraty. There was
nothing in The testimony to impugn his 10y
atty.
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AUCTION sALEs.
- = - ~. 49, -----<-s--->-~-.---
fTfttE DAMS.
NJ ARsH Ills S'LE or vcSs FL
vi Il. Il. AEp AZ aNlInuC

NJ Ash us SIZE or vESsE
Va II, HI AfPsR&5, VI "SlfrRf AND
- Rfo by sirtfe @. ~ t of wand tfonI an
popgs. issued IT ~ me IL ~ &; Court VI ibe g. 4
Ut america tor The bsstsrr Distfict of ii ri is
ia ihe ca &c Of Geo. Rollins apa Others libel
acts. a. "a Mt the schooner Margaret: OF y. o-a
her Tart lie, Apparel, Furniture aud Cargs to i,,r
OF ugust. commencing - eleven q. clock A. VI
pr coed 10 sell at public ~. tIsh To 10 h yi..st
bidde f ca-h, i.HydD.s o b ~ able tnbI~ IN
.hs town Of FIedeT:css baf2, On biIard the sr3t.
Mary Pierce. iyieg In The ttHFP+ha@HoCk river, -
the wh2rI, IN the tow OF ,iedeI ickshurS, Iisss
.ad schooner Margaret. her Tackle. appsrsi
furaitufs ata Cargo 3 he targo cgn.ist- oi ma
herland Coal -Epp0~ j 10 la anon Two hundred
aud wanty ttni Tee Fai; sehgcuer M-gsrei,
ner cargo. ar., now iyiaS in tue ESppahaDn oss
iiver. bear he t0wH 81 fsPp4hsBnock, sad " III
ha e0le a. Il lies J.U. q, Willy.
har-h&j OF tn" G : 10. tbs Z. d Of W
Sit
Nak~E as SALE UF f. h ; :.
Va TACkbE. AfpAhEL, FUN ITuhE hNb
CakGo.--Sy vlrtus 81 wrjt r.t1fH7oHi ,ToR..
'ssusd from the DislIi-t Court Of toa Confederate
states Q! &mar1eA ter me Eastern District ol Slr
q ala IL tHs case OF George Huiiius, and OH
rs, hbeia 1ts, against che Hco 1n.r Mar Pierre,
OF Fusion her tackle, Apparel Fu-L: ire, &c
10 NE dIIected, anal on WEDN GSDAi, The 18th
o'clock a. 81. proceed t. sell At pr ic Ueiion.
TO tee ct bid sr les "a b. lpassb g 10 bank
able funds 10 he i"~U ~ Frederic ks re,
board aid Schooner Mary Pierce iytug IN The
Ran, sbona"ck kiref, 81 the ~bait. IN the town
OF Freds, "keburg. John Willy,
harsh % the Cor fed crate etates the BasieIa
n.st i.t of Nl'31n's au sc
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NEWPORT News The following is ali we
find il the Norfolk Herald, Of yesterday.
relative to the evX0ation Of Newport News
As there seams 20 be some misappretler sion
as 10 the movements OF The enemy at this
place recently, we state, Up0n information
lot to be doubted, that two hnstou steamers,
one o. them recognized rs the S. P. Whitney,
came in from sea on Sunday and proceeded up
TO NeWport News. Daring the night the
troops on shore were busy al work embark
ing on board the steamers, with their bag
gage, and early on Monday morning they got
under way aud steamed down toe Ca pes, with
their decks crowded with troops, and pro-
ceeded TO sea
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HIeH OLD TIMES F0x FARMERS The st
Louis Repuoiican, speaking OF The depressing
effects OF the war, Says: In this market pota-
toes cannot be given away at d.. per bushel;
new corn will &C down 20 i0c IT 1T can be soia
~ all; oats will be worth nothing: hay will
De drug, and wheat viii not, in all proba-
biity, command over 35G.''
In Northern Illinois last years potatoes,
sound and nice, are given away. One farmer
III Whiteside coanty has throw five hundred
bushels OF Nue potatoes ont to the weather,
no one WOuia take them Tor cCs. of trans
portation.
An Iowa paper quotes potatoes at &c !;
wheat, J &C ; corn, Sc. per bushel; butter, &c
per pcAnd; eggs, &c. per dozen; cheese, o.. per
pound; markets Guil a. that.
The Inference from the above is, that the
West feels the pressure o. the blockade in a
far greater ratio than the South. The farmers
have no market, and the small consumers no
money to buy even at such prica>.
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PERSONAL.

PERSON
INFORMATION WANTED-Of the where
! aboute Of ar. WM II. MCCAR o, Company
H, cath Virginia Volunteers, Capt. John G..
Coleman. of Halifax county, which Will be thank
fully rece we'd thts day by his father.
JAMES G McCARG0,
an Sltt 81. Charles F"spitai. Main st
OrItE..-The Proprietor OF the Tatpahan-
~ hock Essex county "EHRaA SOGI HERN-
En- can learn any information concerning the
Agents tr1nssctiOls with the frLn, by addressing
bin al Richmond, Va. JAS. ii. HANER,
su s--'te Areot Of "Rural snuJhtruer."
If Ny. y. IA. KEENAN,. OF Sou Il Carolina
L will call on or address us he will hear OF
somethi * to his adv ntsge.
ROBERT HOU6K SEQ,
au F-@~~ No. "a Pearl street
kOTBCE.--To those who ara SO generously
~ mimic terilg to the wants Of he sick sold ers
in the encAmpmeuts al J imeStuwu and YoI ktown
! III my services. | am wllip4 O visit tn ese
any duy that may be required. No c0mpsnsa-
ton desired. Ajdres, d Y - at this ofics.
sd 7-3.A
1tEStsO AGT lDfo r4logipu a. to the
i whnres bonts OF =. Il. BUTLEk, Il Corporal
Capt. Porter Kings Company, hama keSi-
ment, wounded al MaAassds 2l.t Jaly, will be
thankfully received. Address the uudereigned
imu ediAtely, care Columbian Hotel. Richmond
Va tau 7-3tN] T p. WEBSTER.
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HAsAiEGTos, Aug. Elm The House on yes
teroay the Senate's bill, adding Iour hundred
millions ~ dollars and legallzing Lincoln
war debt, was passed
Tae Senate was in secret session until n i'd
night
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kS8iucky EIerttap.

LorIsviLLE, KY, Avg. 6.-Raturns show
large l mon losses since the last Congressiona.
elec ion, but the GnIJpists will uudouo ted l.,
have large majority in the Legislature,
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MERCER UNIVERSITY The Board OF Trus-
tees OF Mercy {,fa I diversity have resolved,
by q unanimous Vote, TO invest 500 ooO IN the
COn.euerats Loan.
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DRY GOODS, &c.


MOTTO E-SOUT9 SIN CcN DKRACS
" BOhHS i VIII receive 81 par southern Con.
federaev Bonds, fer the pur.hass 81 goods, or In
payment Of debts due ne
Is 20 ALFRED MOSES ~ Main
fpsNkis&. P,SkiN". riNn,<"! a"
TuS LADIhS.-Ladlss Wishing Flounces or
Jther articles PINkSD, Can have Ii neatly exc.
;utec a. the shortest uottce. Flounciug ptassd
jr three ceDts the yard, at EXabikL'S
" 80 No. q NNtr sr-eei
no y.sLLs sst.S a - 40 ar .flra@ r. Hs.-
4 haya hand 81 oi small Eat fAh NEEDS,
.uited Tor III, u'neIs ana cloth cap makers. Very
'carce 10 De run OF cGeap :" ca0se, at
II Il tEBki' Is. Al Main street
4 tAAlitsL.4 - ssa:U ~. ii ecslsec, isrRs
- lot oi caioo, f2si eJlors which we cRer 81 lie
I'd price 81 II Giants pax yard.
yO&Aeo. & HARDWOOD.
mvls No II Main 1t
;,hh> siLhs fancy Dres- silks for eaIs
~ ~ very low prices. :
AMI CITIES & CpyFEkF.
Is ECEsVEp AMI sOK .ALE-orey MIA
Ia tary EassiI eres, Enamallea Cloth, Tor Ban
xsSs; eoiored FiaposiS; white Rlapkefs
JOHNSON & HAYWOOD,
ta26 No. 7. Main street.
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ParvArrr.snrr Arp r.,aorr.a on WA

I EkIVATkBBo4BN A1U IkIuONBB1 OF WAA-
The New York Times comments "a follows
upon the letter from President Davis 20 Ahra-
ham Lincoln, relative 70 the fate OF our pr-
vateersmen now in the hands of toe enemy
Davis unfortunately has IL In his PC wer TO
make this thrent effective. He has in his
hands very large number Of our prisoners.
and will nnq usstionably retaliate upon them
whatever treatment we may extend TO these
privateers. PresideI ut Lincoln, in his prccia-
maticn, has announced his purpose TO treat
aIl who may accept letters of raaIaue and
reprisai from the Confederate Govern men. as
pirates, and the general sentiment of Ike pub
lie would uuquestionabiy snstain him Il: 80
doing. II cannot be concealed however tina
the current of even IS may render /: necessary
To act with canton in this Ins tier and not
fake Il position which may Augment greatly
the hoTroTs-great enough at bes t-of this ciyi.
war.
by taking and holding prisoners at all, l..
would seem TO De recognizing the Southern
States rs bellgaTents.
We do not, therefore, concede to them any
civil rights, nor in the slightest degree COM
NIT ourselves to a recognition CT their poiiti
cal existence. But we do conce da that they
are entitled to the benefit Of those usages
~nich obtain among all civilized nations in 4
state OF w2r. We exchange prisoners with
ITEM we treat their men taken in arms as
prisoners Of war, and net as rebels, and we
recognize the sacTedness of flags of truce. We
are Dy no means sure That we do rot thus put
ourselves in Il position which will render it
necessary to recognize their Issue of letters OF
maIque, so far, az least, as to distinguish IL
from piracy. We snail, undoubtedly, soon
have proposition, from one side or the other,
Tor an exchange OF prisoners and then this
matter must be finally s5ttled.
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,1oK pithKHEAA>u >rnMrx ,nM

LUX "a n HRsE MP SUMNER IDN
fnA ~ lS.-N nave i hanu a very superio
article of GbAtkBsknT BSANDY Of am ow,
maze; also. Concentrated EXIT &C. Of Jamaica Z in
Ser and fresh arrow boot, &c for the relies AN,
cure OF Uiarrho5a.
Msaps & BAKER, Phsrnaceutists.
au ls6 Main st corn- r ahtya Posi- :. lice
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Abandonment a., fort Sum.er.

't.Ta. ! he law. or rather the demands of
asIi' frs pest, national honor, and the
- VI our nationality i'll the eyes OF
"+Dl'' Ri demand that we should retain
1sge''oA OF Fort Sumter At any and
.-.' 9"' ''ACe ard no man in tbs ma.
- Lore deeply Impressed VI d the
s.lL-OuH' Importance Of SO doing than il
intel i.ihcoIn, the President OF the
1.Ja,h >ea'tt. BE teelr and racoc-
80 AIs Go;y IN the premises. but the Law Il
ans t.'E step N, puts at defiance his wishes
IT., UD'', ana fteIBIy forbiis his aiteinpt.
...4., ''r'N u T'iisN7 Inc noble Fortress sc
f-t. s'-S,oh"d from the hands 81 the
- T." lid TRAITORS of CharIealou ~ H.
. aviion - "a jcr Anoeraor. Euebarsn
f.a, traitor tAbiaat bad DELIBERATELY
sv,s,,. - f2b1lHE 81 our arstnals autar tha
ui'l '-'drl'c4 a, ard with the couuiv.nca
agu Die fellow Floyd, " hose portrgit
l1Ass 80 ccnepicUousiy IN lhe 'pror,at
~, q cur tity police: and ". m. - ou,
IT, ~ .Is5Gr Anderson TOOK ps,sspss,,,,'
..gr =, S"i4.ef 10y Il demanded its r-~ tors
yietsi ne Rebels, and Buchanan actuaiI,
ds,yS. - We demand, until threatened with
Dg, ~ ms peroon If he yenttred mn
49,. .neh Hct Of treachery lie yieIisd ~
.sF,nirl. necessity but in yielding he dc.
7aJ - 70 accom- piish by managemer /
o d. Use wat ne had not The courage
yerll,. psNiy. lie accordingly refused to
lavs h,sr 10Y 10 be reinforced as 1t could
.a.n 80 sA Ii those days, with the Eacsssary
AId stores 10 enable II 70 hold nut fnr =
be bto,.a .sast against any force which could
af,s, w ~ against IL; AID Ii was not until
sssr,; aorfis Island mad been fortifed. thai he
mad. h me Ebortiys attempt at succor
eount.,,, ne star OF the West and even
ned in,a sran' 'na' order before 1t was car
DE tr,, christmas until the fourth of March.
u Hators and rebels OF Oharj.stcc sn1
sa,. sUa States received rv+ry = ten.
coald hs support from Mr. hochera, hich
'Dm ot,cs -. .hemi ard ~he' "a ?. red
"a t g.sie Lion mat ne aad sis3sa ,sbs,,,ar
u "a, 1sol nntu they haa o. o. ,ge - ~. 80
u b,s Aat they we're bsya,a -. Coz .,'
e., ~ successor. And rAs ,;,, -,
hh Eierineaeltfs whe, that Fort
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4 - ~ AhON. WIZ Us Z Il Ash hand
n aud for sale IN qasntties to suit superior auc
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p A correspondent Of the Ohio State jour.
nal from Kentucky, who is with the Nineteenth
Ohio Regiment, Col. BEATTY, writes as fol-
lows:
Great dissatisfaction exists among the Union
men In Kentucky In regard to the policy pur'
sued by Cameron and Congress In regard to the
slavery question-rest assured that at least in
this State there is but one sentiment on this
SUBJECT. If the object Of the Government is to
free the slaves, the volunteers Of Kentucky will
at once disband and take sides with the South,
together with large proportion of Northern
troops. This may appear strong language in
your part of the country, but let me assure you
that Il is true. have mingled with them and
conyersed with them freely on this subject
They are willing to fight for the Constitution
and the maintenance Of the laws, and 60 on
oonduering and to conquer until the last rebel
has laid down his arms, and the Angel Of Peace
again folds her wings over q united country;
but they will not submit TO this eternal croak-
ing about slavery. am satisfied that If the
mass Of the people Of Kentucky and Tennessee
Were convinced that this war was not war on
slavery, 1t would not be one month before q
rebel could not be found within their borders.
Their designing leaders have succeeded In
making them believe that the only object OF
the Government is TO rob them Of their slaves,
and they seize upon the doings of Congress OF
late TO verify their former assertion, and the
effect Is beginning to be seen and felt abroad.
This is undoubtedly the true state of feeling
In Kentucky.