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From the Chicogo Post, tDem
THE DUTY OF DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic party owe no gratitude
to the miscreants now in rebellion. The
wretch who, under the guise OF Democratic
paper or Democratic platform, cries out Tor
forbearance toward sour brethren OF the
South, is not Democrat, but mere tool
Of the enemy. There isno brotherhood be-
tween the Democracy of the North and the
men now in rebellion. The ties OF broth
erhood have long since been severed. The
only allies, the only men at the North who
can be claimed by the rebels as brethren are
the Garrisons and the Phillipses. Between
the two there is an irrepressible sympathy.
Both hate the Constitution; both seek to
destroy it, and between both and the De.
mocracy there is gulf so deep that no
human science can invent bridge strong
enough to enable union Of their members.
One year ago sour brethren" at the south
unmasked themselves ct Charleston. For
twenty years theDemocrats OF the North
had been beasts Of burden under Their
"Southern brethren !" they had walked on
foot while the gentlemen Of the South rode;
they had carried upon their shoulders the
baggage and the camp cquipage, and they
had done all that their "Southern brethren
had asked Of them. Al Charleston they
were required to become menials, to become
body and soul the slaves Of the Yanceys.
Rbetts and SlidelIs. They refused. To
their eternal honor be it said, they declared
themselves free men, and that they would
be pack horses no longer. In the city Of
Charleston, in sight Of Sunpter, they re-
fused to be degraded, and insisted upoI
their freedom. How were they treated
Did fraternal affection, or the memory ol
long years of devotion soften the hearts o.
their "Sou,hern brethren % Not 20. STAT
after State seeded from the Convention,
and the election Of Lincoln was then deter
mined upon By the Southern traitors, and
that determination vas made good.
The Dem ocrncy OF the North 10 lsG0 De.
dared themselves free. Shall they in 1861
20 back to Charleston and pick up the dirtJ
livery they rejected year agoY Shall the.
nov. on their knees, beg for peace from
the men who spat upon and reviied them
twelve month gones .
"Our Southern brethrep," when the,
commenced this unholy var, knew that ther'
we're one million and bali OF voters at tn
North Who were not Republicans; what di'
they care? They either determined 10 ruiz
these million and half Of loyal conserva
tive men. or expected them to become trait
o.. before God and man TO The country
Either estimate was infamous, and an
Democrat Who claims affinity Or brother
hood. politically, Of course, with the me
| Who ODER this issuls, Is jost mean enoug
| to be traitor to bis country.
L
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~A brave o.Fcer Who had been wound
I'd With nu.kes ball in Or nesf the knee.
vas stretched upoo the dissecsine table Of
: surgeon. who, With an ss.istsdt. becan to
co. and probe IN the r~gicn o. bis anaiomy.
Ate, a~hile the s..ubj~cs" said:
sDen's cut me up 10 thas siyle, docsor.--
What are yos sortsring me 10 that erssl
marseY for -
wv. are locking for the ball" !" replied
the senior operator.
..Why didn's sau ~. then hss~se ~ a.ked
the indignant pa;isus; live got the bal %
ny pocket"
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PRENTICE Is CHALLENGE ED TO FIGHT
DUEL--HIS POINTED REPLY.
rrnm The Louisrl,le Journal. Sd.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. !, 1861.
George D. Prentice Sir: am informed
bv INV friend Mr.. Thomas that you in reply
20 his inquiry made at my instance. avowed
Yourself the writer Of an editorial in the
Journal the 9th Of August, and also one OK
= preyious date. both denunciatory OF my
self. Those articles are false and slander-
ou,. and we're written without the least
prov oeasion on my part or the sign'est Jus,
tifcation or excuse upon yours. aemahu
redress, and ssk that yau WI appoIos some
time and place outside OF Jefferson county
when and where it viii be given. This note
will hs handed to you BY my friend
Mr.. George Thomas, who, as such, 10 au-
thorised to act for me.
Respectfully, RoGKR W. HANSON
C;xoasx ID. PRKNTIcE.
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Roger ". Hanson Ssr: Yours OF the "a
mat. i, received. You sought redress
for the articles you complain Of by publish
ius .curriisu. pamphlet, sad II you "ae. !.
nsnds any more redress" You may get !.
10 the came way or in any ether way yeu,
.a, 1 .h.ll not appoint ..iime and place
FOR meeting yoa. for woulan's GO ;so steps
20 meet ar avoid you. AZ for killing you,
/ ,hink ,hs. have done thss ehecaastiy al,
ready. and dom, care 20 sasse pesaes ano
lead uneu a carcass. They can De pas 30
better a.. in these rebelIioas tines.
Respectfully, GEc. D. Psxsfies'
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TAey have story in Chicago about .
drunken Captain Who met . private Of bis
company in the same condition. The Cap-
tam ordered him to shalt" and endsascr-
ing 10 vsin 70 assume firm pcsition % his
feet and to speak With dignihed severity ex.
claimei--ssPrisase Smith, III give you ~
fhic1 fauY o'clock to gisaobeY Il" "CaPn,'
replied the soldiev. "as your b,el d-n
s;~hs drunk ernism ~ give yos ~ thicl ass
o'ciosk to gisscbss hi"
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His Exeellency, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President Of the United States.
E.rcrr,yr MANSION, Sept. IL, lse

EXECUTIVE MANSION, Sept. l2, 1901.
Hex. JosrPH HoLT--Desr Sir Yours OF
this day 10 relation to the late proclama-
ton Of Gen. Fremont is received. Yesterday
I addressed letter to him by mail on the
same subject, and which 10 to be made pub.
lie when be receives it. herewith send
you . copy Of that letter, which perhaps
shows nv position as distinctly a. any new
one could write. Twill thank you not 10
make il public until Gen. Fremont shall
have had time to receive the original.
Your obedient servant,
A. LINCOLN.
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~The Cincinnati Enquirer ha. received
informa'inr from 81. Lcs,- sh.s the govern
snsns is huiiIing fsuS cTopellers ard forty
aat. Of eclid timber. each sixsv feet long
and twenty Eve feet vide. 80 be u.ed in fhs
es,n.emp'af.j southern expedition dswn the
Mississippi 70 New Orleans.
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CORR REsPONDENCE BETWEEN MR..
HOLT AND THE PRESIDENT.
WAsursGToN, Sept. L

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.
DEAR SIR The late act Of Congress
providing for the confscation of the es.
ta,es of persons in open rebellion against
the Government was as . necessary war
measure accepted and fully approved by the
loyal men Of the country. 1t limited the
penalty Of confscation to property actually
employed in the service Of the rebellion
with the knowledge and consent OF its own
ers, and, instead Of emancipating slaves
thus employed, left their status to be de-
.ermined either by the courts Of the United
States or by subsequent legislation. The
proclamation, however, Of Gen. Fremont,
under date Of Aug. 80, transcends, and OF
course violates the law in both OF these
particulars, and declares that the property
of rebels, whsther used in supper: OF the
rebellion or not, shall be confscated, and il
consisting in slaves, that they shall be at
once manumitted. The &C. OF Congress
referred to was believed to embody the con-
seryative policy of your Administration
upon this delicate and perplexing question
and hence the loyal men of the Border
Slave States have felt relieved of all fear
of any attempt on the part OF the Govern.
ment of the United States to liberate sud-
denly in their midst population unprepar-
ed for freedom and whose presence could
not fail to prove painful apprehension if
not of terror to the homes and families OF
all. You may therefore well Judge OF the
alarm and condemnation wish which the
Union loving citizens of kentucky-the
State with whose popular sentiment | am
best acquainted read this proclama-
.ion. The hope is earnestly INDUCED By
them as it is by myself that this paper was
issued under the pressure OF military
necessity which Gen. Fremont believed
justified the step, but that in the particulars
specified it has not your appreciation and
will not be enforced in derogation of law.
The magnitude Of the interest at stake, and
nv extreme desire that by no misapprehen.
sion of your eentimen ents or purposes shall
the power and fervor Of the loyalty Of Ken.
tucky be at this moment abated or chilled
must be nv apology for the frankness with
which have addressed you, and for the
request venture to make of an expression
Of your views upon the points Of Gen. Fro.
monts proclamation on which have com
mented.
/ have the honor to bevery respectfully
your obediens servant,
JosEPH HoLr.
His Exeellency, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President Of the United States.
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-wn., h.,u,;su, tina Il i, "a,

f[what q beautiful time il is for
pears meetings in Kentucky when the inso-
len, invaders tread il upon her soil-when
he is sewing Der cities and fortifying him.
self upsu her banks-vhsn bis annuneia-
ton has gone forth that he will annex her
- his domain, ssshaugh ~ the price oi
blood and conqness!"- Prentice.
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f<Som. one said to DR.. Petit. s.Yon
are sueh stiilfni snssnmisf, you ought %
knas every i'll thst Se.h is heir "a" 81 Tbss
u ssrn.." ]" yvpIisd she dnesos, ..bus ~ sve
ike she rorssTs ~ Psris. whe kssv oil re
.'rsesa. hn' 1oa's know whst u pacing =
tha boeosos0
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GoSaING. LOVE.
1T xAnY y. c. BOOTH.

hear the rnsffing Of the leaves,
see . shsio1 glide
Prom the sweet Stiffness cs the eves
when we we're side by side,
Ard ali the world was vide,
And sc were all the worid--nine own,
It's by, and meIe<sy. ard moan,
Until there efepf nnderfoue.
Ard sveiIed 10 this deep dirge-ALoxE-
1hs shadow, lore, is eom.n2
Across ihe weary years,
Ny heart 10 faintly humminy
song thy ns1ae ensears;
II almost tEezks to bsteu--
feel thy tread 50 stiii,
And all the deu-arors giis.en,
And ali the roses THRILL;
And all the blessed Angels
Are smiling from abeve,
And singing sweet eyaRgeis,
For thou ART coming, love.
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"a torn up. 60 to work add turn up some
thing.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-02

To the EdIlcrs Of S,dr & Chcgn'cle.-Pe-
mt - through yoar paper TO recommend VIZ
JOHN SMITH Of barley township as s0i.-
able per.on 10 represent this Disulct IN III
Assembly. Nj 81 n IS 10. az uace->e-s~',
but ueIne urged ~ many o. h ; ue.ct hefS AMI
iuend> consents o. 5@ a candidate ant if nomI-
na'ed and elected wi. make an eliicisnt Mem
Der. Beng a practical farmer, and man Of
stern integrity, W cnser.gl'y recommend him
to lh- can,Ileratiaa G! .A= yg'e.s a. proper
selection fOr the 20 Of Angus! c0arsatI0a.
HAarIrr ASp H.HTL.ToS.
T. the Voters Of Union County. an
eau4i!ele or the A>srm5.y-sucIect 10 yvu-
ca ice at The Primary Election. 81 Aug. II
nominated and -.ert-d ~i,I sudeavor o. dis
charge nv d1ry wi,h vigilance and a-e.Iiy 10
al concerned JESSE BEAVER
Ur.7a =. Juy =. l-tl
GEO. ". CHAMBERS. Of Limestone TT.
y respectfully recommend o. the people O.:
this D.,'r,ci, aS uue Hemter OF iae Assembly
a; the next e.ecuon-sG, ,zcI 10 he decision
@! the 81 Aug EAST BCTFALoE
Mr E5r1r-P-rmit n through your paper
q, recommend JACOB VI NOIER. of Key
TT, fuux among the Perl'a Volunteers a.
NaShi1g-7n) a very suitable caut. 'sie Tor
REPRESENTATIVE. Mr.. Mover IS ! se.i-ma'e
man. AT uas aiusys J4Reu an active pert Il
iae Republican, parry. MANI NOr.Rs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-02
Partition of Estate Of John Refer, deed.

1 WRIT cf Partition Of the Real Esiaf. Of
Ions REBER,lars Of the borough OF M,i-
Z aaur,. DuICu cgur'y. dec j. issued oct II he
Orrhans' Courl held q; tewI>burs IN and for
lie sad ccua'y Of Union The I'D day nay,
AID 1851, and 10 ne tirsc!et-
-e,ung 'or:a that the atorss John t. Z
lid int-sta-- leaving ihr.~ rhilr-u living. anc --
Is-4e e zha i- 1tz1-Dzr2s!y y-hani- kst-r, Ca
lie. Et7 = u-1rs-i . VII isn f7Ii A1tiids u ~
II.--l-i % Isyii " re'iran; anl LaaIs1 U!sh -
A-- -h- b7 - Tire r1d-eu q >us,a~ao sss I-EE-
ND O. II -r sri I.-1 tef7- h-r ssll f,the-, .rzs-
in- .ai t-0 cAI-en; that szt Louiss ard Alie- s-s
Minors aui have fT Ihei- -usriian John R-h-r the
t,I lslss1r-; that al II above util-f psrtes
istzr3 g. re 1--we IL - -.at- G.: uh'- and John Cs1
W. s-s tt- stat Of iuliAna; that sail n,-<ists
did sizs Bis i~esne Q: Zee g: aa- in ,As fellow
in zeal es:st.. &c VT:
l-L e-r'sn tract piece e Land si;us:s in Linz
81 - township Na1 county q Uuon sd-olnu Ian =
Mary Miller. John >-eh.d PhifiT >boi, AInos Dsrt-.
Fr-i-rs St--s arI F.ei-rick Boi-ut-r. and o. -,
1913 acre. more - les, ,SIth he aqrurt,EsH-'-
= I-rre lois suls :Fzrtiuu = one al coutiElt .
T. one -uothr- sitast- IN th- to-oE q oi NriHa' :
sfresa.5 trgr1-i n tn uorth II NUil-rry siey "a
the ~ O; i-o--e r-rsh.r the -0uth I! w.
~ street. ana N Tie set y It q y9an
t--nln- 60 Terrs -r- 1r los Tth ih- sIT nr-'hees
3 certai1 lot pi-s- z ground -iu1f- n sai boy
ou-h q NftiutEr-. eAlel tie "Lires-or- -; eecn-
t- the north by 1T Of Henry Cast. CO tie .A.t oy
lot q DAVID Fau.t on rbs south ~ Rev ki----.
nj 3n vest hy land Z f. bert ha' '~rs containing
80. IS more = sith the ,prurten,nc-..
c~It--n lot or rrr-- e --uEnt situate IN SD
1rcr-h- bounded the n.-th ~ sn aNey unctso-il
ca n east ~ i-t- ~ David sn1 william watson snt
John b-tu.-r th- south oy Ct o.; Rev. O Ans7srh.
snI on tL- y iet Z : " >-udE containing 10
Jerrl-s. = i->, E'h th- sFT1-t-nsn--s Thss lnt
t-Eit itr t-o in-sris .u-i Tarts ~ the lsy-
iar oat azl yPvnI0g about year ago oi Ne- Msrses
street
: One o;ta- -r.-: n- piece % isr4 s.r.ts =, Centre
.,zrsHsr ia the coantr IF Sn,c-r P-un.sl-au+. ad-
1-ulus lsui- = Henry Sock. H.Bi-i Erl-r. psasel
N7-- Hn i- Nr-rh-.l. -n-.iLiuz - scrr>, Eors or
e-- sl.l O. % app 1g;-nsocrs-
N1tc- l. h-r-ty given the ri-. zri r~-sl Fs--.-
sutst-v-s Z - E--ats tha as7-Sssd John lsl--.
deed. thst Inquest - make Partition NsiUs:na
~ TIE E--r- s-..-I E-lt E--sts. ill - bed n
HUEsosT the 18th fsy sf Alg-t. 1851 - net ~ the
mIss- trst d-1r - tn house of bsr - Reh-r n
Limestone tcE1-hP, IHI-r -r1utv. Al 70 7riurk W
sJUN CEgs>gEOvs >heric.
Sheriff OfS-r IsFishu = July l5. 4. d. lsGl-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-02
MASr FRIEYDs.
Assembly.

ITThe disposition thus far seems TO be 10
rut upon our ticket this fall the stronseS. and
best men. This Is as il should always be.
Beside the general reputation ccr Legislature
should have for ePrighr and intelligent men,
1t is often Of advantage 10 the business inter-
ests Of the Dls,ricis 10 De represented by able
and vigilaut members. We therefore recon-
mend K V. B. LINCOLN Esq Of Hartley Tp
for Assembly. Hs character as citizen,
and Qualifications as a man 81 Business, are
well known throughout hs county, and no one
doubrs bu, hat he Is sele 10 represent 'hs
District creirably. aAsI K.susIlcAss
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-02
CANDIDATES..
REcsIGeNl ,iul.GC,

Messrs. Efi'0rs-As II Is understood that
GIoEss F. NILLtR, Esq, has peremptor '
declined being a candidate for the fresltcn!
J1ts>aIp Of tnts J1iicial DIstric,, | would
recommend JAMES +. LINN Esq. tthe sen
ior Member q the Bar Of TIN, coun'y) for thai
Office. Mr.. L.na's long experience n the
profession. h.> ,egal ability aud MS uRtouh,sd
IGtesrlIv, render him admirably qualified .oT
that position. Nltiii n county mas hai The JIfge
FOR nearly twenty years. AMI Il Is high tlme
for Union County 70 have IL turn when sn-
presents a candidate not surpassed IN proi-s-
sIonal knowledge By any gentleman Ia the
Distric,. The interests Of the taxpayers Of
This county demand resiien; Law Judge, aut
Snyier coun,y presents no candidate.
July - 4 NtvsER OF TsE Bar.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-02
independent Candidates.

S'HERlFF.-TJ the Electors Of Union conn
) ": ~ the request Of many friends offrr
myself as candidate for The 0l.cs OF Sher e.
Should be fortunate enough to De elected. /
pledge myself 10 perform the duties Of ,hs oiics
VITA promFJness sti a1eiiiy.
Le-.ssurg June =, IN6l {. D. CGI.
To the lnde pendent Voters o. Union oouE-
": A, the solicitation Of number oi ~
friends, irrespective Of parry, ofer myself
as a1'aisDeriss; C11.r+Iis for The Office o'
Sheriff Of Union county; promising. II elect
81, 10 dischargs Ihs dcHss Of he rslce !s''h-
fully. and - re test :. ~ sHiitr-
Is-us.-.- Jua. ,,.ls4 Cu.sLksF uISs
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-02
Sheriff Sales.

Wy virtue CT >uBiIy wrils OF Vend- Ex. ana
fIFals>led out Of he Court Of Common
Peas # UniOn county and 10 me directed,
VII eIpo>e To Purlc Sale or Query, al the
times and places fJiioElns-
Artue pu.4c house ii Michael kl-csner in
the Borough Of New B-rIE, Uni0n county. on
S,ruuu.r he iO.a cay C. August IsIi, al lO
C'c,u1r II liz forenoon,
\ certain .at q ground situate in he boro'
f N=s r.,n. Ua.-a c0Gniy. numbered IN
the eI1r1t ? "a G.. sad ccr- Nc eO-, b. antet
ucr.a ~ Na road. east By COmmoH al Ih-
80 easI jIae 81 Lt Ne rs, south -
:. y :. Pclus creek. and Il the vest 81
-, 51 common. containing ohe-ion1a
--1.Ae>.Ty u an acre more or less, whsreon
are erected Z 'Ihcee->tareg Brick Grisi -
MILL. Tvo->-rrey Frame Dwelling EaA
House. &c, u. "a he aPPGfienances
Ai>1 .rar continuous Lots Of Grount-
Mo. roaIaei nortn By Mater sIreei,east
=. by Cherry street. south oy Mil road and
L. aes, bv 1t No. lCi. wh-reon are cree
ted Tw.-strrey Frame DSeiiInc House,
Wei vt,a = Prrap. crh-r OurhuIltIae-. &c
It. Nc lCi. oruni-t nrrrh by Waier street.
eas; b. L.: W @76 soulh ny Nj, road. and
vest bv LotNy.l03. contain ne One Hal Acre
more or less wn-re0n are erected a Wagon
House s1- P.g Pen.
Iyr N..IO3. bounded ncrih bv Wafer street.
easr CT l.. y. 10. south " Mil road. and
west by Lot No. !02, Containing One Half
Acre more or lssS.
LctNoI02 bouoist north bv Water street..
..s: u Il ". lCs, south by Mill road. and
wes, 5y l.; Ny.ICl. CONTAINING Oae-FouIth Of
- Acre. q re or IsSs.Eilh the apPurienances.
Also FOTE 0.Her conusu0us Lots oi ground
No. ga N. 273. n. e72. aad Nc. l3s--
bounded north 5g Cherry alley. ea>t by Cherry
S.-=ef. south bg Wafer street. ert on the west
tr l.; y i. i.-acn L.. containing One Fourth
O, an Ac-- more or .tSS. w..h Frame Barn
- b.. V. 27i &c. viii ne arrur;en auces-
SO a. IAe properly Of J.spa kislkn.r.
ALSO On Vyn17y. August l., 1861, at
he Pu5lc House Of u D GlItIn. IN The bore
@. L-x.>llrs. Union county, al o'clock IN
The afternoon
A oer.a.- lie Let Of Gcound siyuate IN ihs
borough o' L-w.stGr-. Cn.c1 cuun;y, BuE5e-
re- ~ 80 --Ta plan No.-.- thai Is to say, he
ezs, hall thereof. iranubg on Market street..
bounded north by Cherry alley east ~ LnI
y. -. south bv MARIE; street, an v-,t hy
- ot--r half Of same lot, conial 'sei
= \ r. n and It's iesJ n de7th, we. "a
erec.-. a Thr=e->Jorev Brick Dwelling -
and sore Room, Frame sable VEL
E!ld Pump. and other Ogi-BuilfIogs. & c..
with The a2partenanoes, as the properly cf
J1cc5 H. Br1'CI.
JOHN CROSSGROVE Si.rr
Sheriff Oi:icr. LewiS5uIs, July Is. 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-02
Wanted! 4!

% J0URNEYMEN SHGEMAkERS
Immediately, fer working On ARMY
SHOES Also
500 lbs heavy slaughter Sole Leather
and
200 sides Upper, TO : lbs. TO the side.
j. SCOTT & 5. SLiFER
IeuisburE, Ialy L., is6i
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-02
Treasurer.

To tn. Voters Of Union county. 81 Aus.-I
respectfully submit my name for Trsq.rrer Of
IN. County. and IF successful WILL be thankful
to YOU aud faithful 10 the trust
JOHN i. NERTZ.
The undersigned vii, be a csnd date for
COUNTY TREASURER al the coming Elec-
ton, subIec; 10 The Republican Union Con
yentlcl. Nav - PETER HURSH
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-08-02

There was probably no. half the usual
a,teDdauce Of persons from abroad, ye,
there were many vlsi,ers, who, Ike the
venerable Thomas Watson, have these
dozen year. annually exhibited By their
Fre-euce, their deep interes, 10 the Uni
versiry enterprise. With many, recessa-
rily, tu; buried word, if any, could be
eIcbapged-ye; even the Sigh, Of friend
is often cheering ard most pleasant.
Our uaiversi'y has suffered as lfiie as
any other from the ,imes, aud otfer> high
advantages to all seeking literary a,talu-
uer'.. The ncx: Session opens Thurs
day, Sept. .6h.
-Iu the afternoon, a parade Of Fire
men, Zouave, aud an "Iuviucibie" Ar
tl.lery Company