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EDUCATIONAL.

DLAINFIELD ACADEMY, NEAR CARLISLE,
Il PA.-Slst session go weeks) commences No
vember l.. Thorough instruction and the comforts
Of home. Circulars at Star Once. Will be at
Martins Hotel October 18th or address
RE- BURNS,
Sc 50 colin Plalnfeld, Cumberland co Pa.
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN FE-
w MALE SEMINARY,
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
No. 422 Est bettcesn 9Th and 7th stS., WaShington
ard No. Isl West ST., Geo7getOtuH.
The duties of this Institution were resumed in
September. Circulars may be obtained at the book
stores, OF by addressing the Principal.
sc o. eotf M. J. NARROWER.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
The War In Missouri.

CONFIRMATION or THE UNION VICTORY AT TRED-
RRIcKTowN, no.-THE REBELS IN FULL RE-
TREAT.
PnoT KNoB, Oct. 22.-The battle at Frederick
town is fully confirmed. The fight lasted about
two hours, but after the first half hour the rebels
broke and left the field in disorder, closely fol-
lowed by both our infantry aud cavalry Our loss
Is reported at five killed, five MORALLY wounded
and twenty slightly wounded. At the last &C.
counts the rebels were in full retreat with their
baggage train, and eur troops In pursuit.
Ffedericktown, where the action above men,
TONED took place, 10 the county seat Of Madison
county, and is about twenty miles southeast of
Pilot Knob.
THE PoNToON BRIDGE FINIsHED-AsKINs PRO-
LECTION.
JEFFERsoN CITY, Oct. 22.-Parties direct from
warsaw say that no news Of importance had
reached there up to two O'Clock yesterday. The
pontoon bridge was finished, and the river was
very high.
r w Bolton, sheriff Of this county, resigned
yesterday, not being willing to take the oath pre-
scribed by the State Convention. F. A. Parsons,
county and circuit clerk, and father Of Gen. Par
sons now in the rebel army, has signifed to Gen.
Price, the commandant at that post, his willing
meas to take that oath, any other General Price
may desire. DR.. Brushman, a member Of the
Legislature and Mr.. Bell, of Miller county-both
OF whom have been In the rebel army-and some
half dozen others from this county, have sent in
their submission. Gen. Price has ordered them
all TO report to his headquarters next week.
PRICE STILL RETRBATINe.
RoLLA, Mo, Oct % Price was at Greenfield
last Wednesday, retreating South.
Gen. Nc Bride, a rebel General, was about dis
banding his division to return home.
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SIZZLING By SAMPLE.-The old practice Of deal
ers 10 northern cities selling goods by sample in
Washington, which was a cause Of great COM
plant with our merchants several years ago, and
suggested the passage of law to prevent II, ap-
pears to have been resumed by merchants abroad.
Yesterday C. Moser, Of New York, was arrested
by Patrolman Fenwick and taken before Justice
Walter. The evidence showed his Offering the
goods by sample, but the case was dismissed, the
justice not perceiving that the law was violated.
Soon after Mr.. Moser was arrested upon another
case, similar to the one dismissed, and taken be-
fore Justice Thompson by the same officer. After
thorough investigation Mr.. Moser was fined
$40 o., which he paid. Justice Walter says he
did not have the law before him when the first
case was being tried, but has since found the law
bearing upon the case.
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ANOTHER SAMPLE SIZZLING CAsR.-H Newman
Of New York, was arrested by patrolman Fea
wick. for selling goods by sample In this city
fined SO So.
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~ CHIROPODIST FROM PARIS,
And from 500 Broadway, New York.
Branch onioe-246 Pennsy lvanis avenue, between
Corns, Buni0ns, Soft Corns. CallosItles, Club
Nails, and Nails penetrating the flesh, DO, cured
without causing pain or inconvenience TO the
patient
The Boot or Shoe can be worn Immediately after
the operation. His treatment Is founded on the
strictly rule of science, such as all Surgeons will
approve.
His charges are quite moderate, trIflnE indeed,
compared with the relief and satisfaction he affords
the sufferer.
Refers to the Physicians and Surgeons of this
city.
Persons attended at their rooms or residences
without extra charge, by leaving orders at -
Pa. ave =, bet. 18th and 18th SITS. 90 lin"
SOMETHING EW-SUPERIOR HULLED
- CORN-The subscriber, having got the agency
to supply Georg etown with this delicate prepare
ton Of Corn, would respectfully ask of his friends
and the public at large, TO give il q trial. Also,
Popped Corn, plain and sug AIRED.
VIM. Brady, Agent.
Pa. avenue. between 18th and 18th sts.
N. B.-Mannfaoturer of Marble Nantes, Monu-
mepts, Table Tops, 90. A large assortment q ways
on hand. l9 SIN
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BOARDING.

ROARD.-Families and single gentlemen cal
- obtain very pleasant Furnished Rooms, viii
Board, on moderate terms, ct 391 and 1898 G
between Sd and ~ streets. Transient and Table
Boarders accommodated. oc 9-2ws
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ITO MILITARY OBFICERs AND OTHERS.

ITO MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.
BATCHELOR'S GENUINE hair DYE,
The Best In the World,
IAs Osly Reliable and Harmlsss Hair Dye Ksocn.
Bold ~ all Druggists; also, Of gRIRRroN's Patent
Medicine Store, D. Patent Once, cor. It'll,
and at
GIsss's Enir store, GAG Penn'a avenue, where
Ladies can have il applied, If desired.
Factory-sl Barclay ST. Cate sSS Broadway N. Y.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to inform their
Il patrons and the pubic generally of be- a.
FALL and WINTER GOODS. M
They also respectful y invite attention of M
their Army and Navy customers, and those 49,
requirIn. outfits in that line. to their superior quail
tiles OF Swords, EPaulets, Shoulder Straps Belts,
Chaseaus, Hats, Caps Sashes, and Gold Laces,
constantly on hand, which are warranted as repre-
scented,
VIII st rendering thanks for the liberal patronage
enjoyed they will endeavOr TO merit continuance.
F. J. HEIBERGER & CO,
Successors to n. F. LoudOn & Co..
CITIZEN, MILITARY and NAVAL TAILORS,
362 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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900 JOHNSON q NAGLE, OOA
%CS NO. 2SS Pennsylvania AVENUE, HOJ
Between Ninth and Tenth SITS. south side,
IMPORTERS OF WIVES, LbQgoRS, Sc
DIMES, FINE GROCERIES, And
SUFFERS STOKES ING ENERAL.
CHAMPAGNES:
II; Mumm, Piper HeidsIck,
Moet & Chandon, Cartier Il Co, Barat Fagot,
TOurette, Royal Grape.
Which We offer az New York Prices-freght
added. JOHNSON & NAGLE,
2s9 Penna. avenue.
Adm. M. Blnlnger & Co.'s l9 Srosd street, New
York; W orld renowned BOTTLED WINES and
LIQUORS, for Camp, Medicinal, and Family use,
constantly on hand and sold at New York Prices
by the Case. At JOHNSON & NAGLE'S,
2S9 Penna. avenue.
PICKLES, Pepper and other SAUCES. To-
MATO CATSUP, by the barrel, gallon, or dozen,
from the oe! ebrated mandatory of fohrt nbarh &
Co., New YORK, at astonishingly low prices.
At JOHNSON NAGLE'S,
Also, -PICKLED- PIG FEET, LAMB AND
or half-barrel. selO
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METALLIC
ARMoR OIL,
FOR
Cleaning. Polishing, and Preventing Rust.

This is superior to all other oils in the world for
the above purposes, as well as for machinery and
!ubrlcating uses. 1t Is equally applicable to gun
locks and sewing machines. Ii is in high favor at
the Government Navy Yards for ordnance and
machinery.
Principal Depot and General Agency,
PHILHARMONIC HALL,
Penna. avenue, near Eleventh st.
IL Agents wanted with teams, to supply en-
equipments. Sc I'm
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TR.vr fhT At, ZEN Ti6 LADIES' g.,

IT ATTENTION, LADIES'
Il hhNE JUST received large assortment OF new
style Hoop Skirts, Bamoral Skirts, Joqyan,s Kid
Stoves Us cents per pairD Buck and Kid Gaunt-
lets, best mtkes of White and GOIOred Corsets,
Embroidered Linen and Cambria Collars and Sets,
Linen Cambria Handkerchief, Cotton and Wool
en- Hosiery and Gloves, 90.
TIE EUREKA ATTACHMENT SKIRT.
would respectfully call the attention Of Ladies to
the above new style Skirt.
THE ADVANTAGES ARE
The lower hoop, being round and turned In front,
forms lever. keeping the skirt In perfect form
thereby not allowing 1t to hitch up or get entanged
In any way whatever.
The open space in front forming a CIRCLE obvates
all obstruction to the feet while walking getting
in and out of carriages.
Owing to Its peculiar construction, the tendency
while sitting is to fall in v.ry gIacefnl positon
HENRY EGAN,
323 (south sideD Pa. avenue,
90 2l-6t New Iron Building.
7 INEN ShEETINGS, PILLOW LINENS,
j. Blankets, Comforts, Quilts, Cotton ShserinEs
Table .oths. TIoklngs, Towels, Napkins, and al
other kinds of Dry Goods for the of hOusekeep-
ers al our Proverbiay low prices, mark in plaln
hgures.
floors.
An inspection of stock solicited it implies no
obligation to purchase. PERRY i BRO,
oc l5-5t Pa. avenue and Ninth st.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss, &c.
COMPOUND sYY f6P az gUm aRIRc

This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
been go long known and extensively used that mos
persons have become familiar with its extraordi-
nary efficacy. IL can be had at all the primo pal
drug stores, at Is aud 80 cents bottle.
90 lt-d2m6 eO4m$
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PoLIcE-Bsfors Justice Walter The docket OF
Justice Walter for several days shows the follow.
ing Corporation cases:-Mn Holleran, selling
LIQUOR without a license, was dismissed with the
payment Of 81 a. E Lomax, for overchargin2
hack hire, fined 90. CO. A. Latruitte, keeping
billiard tables without a license, fned $40 IS.
Paul Banman, selling on sunday, dismissed for
lack Of proof Bernard Hayes, running q wagon
withouta license, dismissed by paying the license
fee and Sc cents costs.
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Union OYSTER DEPOT.-The undersis ns,
~ respectfully announce to theIr~ ~
friends and the pubic that they havelNN Ia
alwaJs on hand a fresh supply of the Akp
and served In everT style.
Families snd Suffers supplied.
SWORD & CO.
90 SLIM 49S, corner of 18th and u sta
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Suffers WANTED.
NREAT ADVANTAGES to be found by Sut-
ls,s snd dealers IN Boots and Shoes, st the usRn
HOUSE, 34s Pennsylvania avenue, (os erF IN
Janney's Shoe Store,l ~
We manufacture our own Goods, and sell at
Netu York prices, thereby saving freight.
Having constantly on hand q large Stock, we can
A large assortment of sole High-cut Shoes, and
Long-leg Boots.
Suffers literally dealt with.
A call from ali dealers solicited.
WHITEHOUSE g. UNCKLES.
90 T-1w2dp,&SuN
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Coach Mountines, 70 Dc had &C ROB'T II. GKA-
HAMS, Coachmaker, Eighth St 90 ls-lWs
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Just RECEIVED, one of the largest stocks of
= New and Fashionable Clothing ever offered in
hi dsxe rSn lnn ~ foI so w,ntsa Ia me ns1t
sons wanting Clothing, Furnishing Goods. Trunks,
HAS AND Caps, should osli soon, Is now Is the
Post Ofioe. oof I'm
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BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS!!
- CHEAP PRICES.
Sir Improved Marble Bed TasIes.
We wish to inform cit Gems and strangers thai
We still continue at our reduced prices, which ia
one third less than the usual city prices, viz
Single game, % cts.; Six games,
Athenaum Billiard Saloon. $50 Pa. av.
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CHARGE OF FORCING SETTLKMENT-Yester-
day morning, Anthony Inns and Jno B. Diehl
We're arrested and taken before Justice Dom upon
charge made by Mr.. Myer, a sutler, that on
Monday he went TO the ONCE of the accused for
the purpose Of making a settlement Of an account
with them for goods he had obtained dispute
with regard TO the account ensued with Mr.. Inns
and the complainant, and Mr.. Inns locked the
door, and declared the complainant should not
leave I'LL be settled the account He was detained
three hours, although he had other business Of
importance to attend to for the officers Of the re-
giment, which suffered by the detention, and
finally he had TO sign a note for the amount as
charged, which amount he says 10 more than be
owes Mr. Diehl was released from the charge
as he advised Mr.. Inns 10 let Myer 60
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Missouri MtnlngGO1nDanY.

Incorporated Feb. 22d, 1881.
CAPITAL sTooIS;s.. ~ .........s5 10000
o ~ fs 1at ,nSrSnS 5ItarsstS oi
oi az IN tns Stsse 81,
,,,rSI '1 6RtTIo ~ ~.
~ ~ ~ ~ stsI ~ I - IA -
,a, I, ss ~ sI
III = ~, ~ t y. n a.
S ~ ~ IN II x
I,I sSVtiIps "a SS y ~ ~ az
" ~ 4, -
Y Jye Sb"ti me lie on 4 i
nIetS inin.I Inrra5 Of lie rineTai ~ tie
oh1sN, Soli Iniperi iands SEhAreyer ins..,t In
NsSou1 Great indnesnet,ts M BE ofIere ia can
4 H. a. ~
n ~ u - T Z y ". ~ STs ~ ~ III
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s.rllke, soidle.s,, ssDiIt :, strilts.



Strike, soidIsrs, strike rebellion doWnl i,
Strike, soldiers, Tor the land that bore you'll
GLORY eieh hero's head shall crowns
Victory shall light the way before You si
Oat Of the cloud ofssm6ks and flame - ~
The hero plucifs immortal gloryi fiA q
With sword inspired he cAryes tlis name }
Beside the names that live In story.
Long As the eternal TiVers dow -, F.Jrf ~
HIS deeds shall thrill the souls OF nations
And through the coming ageI glow
1oq Allght % gIldo all galefati0nA
Z Traitors shah tall a. II the hand 4'l q
m OF God had smittOn them in angsrt la-
Treason shall ass at His command, So 5
And cease her mad, diSeoriant clangor.
Up from the graves Of allen men s...,. .
Shall rise full many q grand example, g
Till Union be restored again, Ht
And bless our llycsiWlth blessings ample.
Strike soldiers, sttiks the blow that makes
RSbGlllOus hsart3 EFUHs4tak and tTemblet ,
Strike, strike the blow sublime, that shnkes ~.
The shleld from trait0Il WllQ diS1omblel
Wing to the bFOoEa the STRIPES and stAES;
Uphold the Dag our fAtheTs gave us;
Make this the grandest OF all wars,
And from r6belllon's terror save uSt 7a
Strong in your might, right onward press:
q Let nc base acts the Unt0n saVeri
d Aud millions yet unborn shall bless iIaI
7 The memory Of ygur high endeaTor.
History shah eonsoerato and keep. =.ly
The records Of your dAeds victorious.
Minstrsls their thriIling Tyres shall sweep,
And sing your praise In numbers glorious.
Strike till the cannon's lips grow dumb;
81 TIL God and Right are VindieAted;
Till, out Of conflict dire, shall come
The Union Pule as when created. s.,i.i Z.
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) Al Interesting News!
a New Oil ii WLltIIt wen Just discovered BIIly 9s!s!ssd

Rut n Small AmountI ifOreV
cry one to take Share.
.EPsty 50 esnts i4gs,fsd .giA yiSa 81 is9r1
a, IN ADVANCE OF THE NEW HIqH r7II TARHIgF. y ARHIgF.
,.1n0 oAsRs or NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
n illAJNl5g3i 81 DRY G0ODSh ahal re
lave lust been received which the subscriber iA able
to san f0rless thAn half their ginh1 value
BbAides many other goods recBiyNdI hb VIII bnly
mention 160 pieces OF sk Of al The lategt EIeg %
ullpficag some R5 low ~ 30 etE per yhfd worth ht
leISt 81, and some Plain Sg low ~ $40 par yard.
IS pieces Of Plain BiAe Silks for Dresses and Man
p tilaA. bFa ttgti 3ila qtpl 1ltHpni T.1en!h
Dress Goods a large and varied 4sSortnept; Some
IiSns and lawn Rbbss, ptain and agurod Btrsges
ana hsSes hi.s ~ 9 ma .s 49, sI ~,
shawls and DusteTsS some worth 81 iSt only 20 cts
c6siifas add t5latRss, ehataE ana dhintuss,
15c per yard worth At least SIC and light chIhtEes
ut no peF yard.iz Hsi+aaa slHpmu Gl2ef 70
orags sh4EI. 81 splsEs from %
9tytes; 100 Stella siSVls, some a. low Al q. val
sIlk and Cloth D1sters and oleaks, at ali priett
Proneh Lace Mantlea of all the latest styles.ai
AlAfea Rt6ek OF Rmbb0fdGEt6l and white G0Ods.
500 d0E. Ladies, AZ Hpse, sqme worth 15c, for G3[etI
ap4iF. sAfYAAAfsAf , aPfft- -l-N = =
Il Ptnsols Hoop sklrta aad Corsets, a larg6 stock.
t0rf105 Sand o. 4ei per yard, worth 125< 10 aud %
per yard. BleSched and nnbleanhed MlSlina of al
widths and Qualities. IriSl Linen Ard Linen TabIo
rsGis piscss Of In rfEsin, ply and super.
ansoaFpetn athlI prieeG nsEaS Ia5lp 90
! A g9ed assortment of Roys Ready M4de Qlething,
6t Witch haSe been s6ught E8r edih h0m LmP0ttots,
eS s8q oSsSla iSs9tS = 8s si sfgif SIf III TEfStA
i 9pa ar ,,,,l .sD5i y lsT Main
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% S1-sFErIAL NoI1c1s Double the above rates
AS=Yearly Advertising reasonable terms, aeeor.
ding to the space occupied and the number Of changes
made ~
Alladyertlsemshtsfru sfrum transient perlons~s strang
ors, to be paid for iR GfpGEeG = --J-- o5F
business Cards not exceeding i've lines SO per year
or 50 for tx months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted les than y square. el5E
The privilege of Animal Advertising l. limited to
the Advertiser own Immediate buGiuess; and all
advertisements for tho benefit Of other prisons n
OfHuct0n lleg and real estate, sent In by them Sf
be paid for Rt the nSuat rates,
GB-AdVeFt tSementH not aeeomp AnI0d with RTitte.i
diFeetlonk VIII be lngsFted hntl forbid ,md charged
Notiees for Political Meets . to be charged in ali
cases at fun rates -
Marriages, NOticesof Funerals, ,andannouneemeuts
of sermons, 50 cents each. nOyl1-69
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The progress OF this Desperation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons OF financial sun
.hino md storm or periods oVentf11 In exempt from
oudaefations and maritime disaster. Be-
uE long established, ,Ona esh baSa, the troubles OF
nrinR AhRTd tluai1 che security OF reliable Insn.
anee 4 an Imperative duty-the ability Of property
hoIdsFS 10 sustain los being theH much lO8sonsd.
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Upwards OF SI3,0OO,OOO
IT LoGses have been paid BY tho Atnl Insurance Co.
Iuths past Il years.
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F.A. IBRENTLINGER & co.

F. a. BREEELINGER ] :, Y, : il. Z CO. ei,,,.
Died Pharmaeeutiea and Prescription Stopein MOI
16t Market street where they Will be pleasedl Is
serve those who may feel disposed TO cali. Theft
long bxperienee and known aceuTaey IN compound
ing physicians cannot fail to give ooug
Hd6ncS 10 an fffl l7uGfH4 2af 1870 pfs1fe (
:, PllyEcians apd Drpss lists Eeqplrips ph4rnaePtti
cal and ehenfcAt preparations for their own dis
panEingS Soffall and uniform strength as h the YES
PhArmlpla, can have them prepared at the shottest
notice, Ne being now proSidGd With ~ neeessary
sppaE1tps. fppt1sl. IA bntS2itNpRRAO COY
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
aoeepfod al terms consistent with solveney and
fair profit. :
RtneefaIG.ttaiEoa1 1fsta % faSlhaRetQf DWELLINGS
snd C6HteatJ Jor tsflsT cf0Ht o tlUsyeGys-
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1ailygn gntelligeutft
TERMS OF ADvERTIsING.

TWE1yt so11D 1lx1s or NoSPlirl, Ion OxI 1SoH, )Oa
LRsR, MAXI SRUARE.i Z
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Ehe Eate Of south oarollna.
[Prom Vanity Ealr.I - ~


Weep, Carolina, and ye sons of "chtyal-
rs" mournl ..----
Rhett, be reticent no longer, but heaye
the tumultuous sObl sf.lg. g
Ye maidens come out strong with your
sultry sighsl
For the mudsill, the hind, theson of toll,
not content with invading the .ssacred soil
of Virginia las polluted with his footsteps
the '.soil" of South Carolina which we
have no doubt is at least a hundred times
more .'sacred." a st- @ait 94l .
The town Of Beaufort is taken. That
beautiful watering place has been wrested
from your fond embrace. No more shall
your mAidens lave their lovely limbsin the
waves that break upon. that seductive
shore. r.7aH.a "a .szaIg ssik aiii E
No moro shall the '.heayy fatheri' pace
the beach with restless steps, arprehensive
as tohOIcl bills and DdcOgitHtingiut the mat
ter of cotton. The banquet hall is repletc
with sshake downs'l for Federal hirelings
and the innrcenartes OF that bloRted and
ptmpled despotLincoln throng every porch
and piazza, r-!a-ta a~iflt7 i15iss
As with the beginning so with the end.
The fate OF your pet city, Charleston, is
written on the wall in ltVid hand-wri-
ting,
The free man Of the North will soou pace
its strAets, regardless Of Vigilance Com.
mittees, fearless Of tar and feathers and
cke OF the painful rail.
ThctIme, isnigtf wden p PiIisCnsa ind Rhett
shall have no more interviews in Meeting
street.
The day draws near when the Queens OF
Chariestou shall no longer aas6 along
King street, but keep them in the seelusion
of their own boudofrs. -
YoIare pretty, you darlihgs, very pret-
ty, but you are rebels nnd you must suffer.
The Union pals are more than match
for your Palmetto, and Secession must die
whereit had its birth
Wherefore, weep Carolina, and ye sons
and daughters Of the same, bow your beads
in grtefl ,,s,-l,,,i,. ~ 80. Il
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supper; he came to me, looking worse than
ever, the stOekingsin-hi hand. "Jtmmy,"
ssidthe, i.you know gave them to Cradle,
and told him to sewup the small holes. and
what do you think hehds done2 He's gone
and sewed up the heads" 'Trst hard
case, Jimmy said he,y ain such a acase tears
arc almost jnsttfiabIe.h 4=i
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:, 4, 4,HslTI .RgeVRi lh,1,gp s Il 4 IgsSEyts
ias, ". BuTLfER Treas; @ ALFhEp M D SlAf M Prsst
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WAR 70 DO w1fn YoUR MoSEY.-when
found, nakea Treasury ofsit
in business, .75.'s=,. = =.
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