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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

Silver-P1ated Ware, or pure
Alb
FTSablc and Tea spoons,
Table and Desert For 5,
I,ecanter stanas,
Wine Castors. Pie and Fish Knives Cake Baskets
cup Cream and Gravy lfaA s.Cara Baskets,
Segar Tongs and Shnvels.
Mustard spoons and ugar sitter, Butter cups and
ppon Holders. !
Guns, Mugs, Noiaxses Tugs. bait poons, Casters
Butter Knives, Pitchers. Ia le and Tea Knives
in cases
auo3, .3w PIPER Il BRADFORD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18
carriages and Harness
Carrtmgcs aad Uarme.~

Carriages aaad Harness.
T AN NOW RECEIVING : spiesdld assortment Of
i CARRIAGES and IA Of every descrip
ton, to which the attention Of purchasers IL invited
HayiaE selected my stock in person, during the
summer, ! can supply my customers at prices as low
ss any in the South. and of the best quality. Call
aud examine. iwil
NOW In 9ToR1
CAleche and c.ose Caseses,
Two and four seat Rrettx.
Rocks ways and Rarouche~.
Side and single seat Busgies, with and With out
With \ splendid assortment of double and sin
gle Harness, Whips, &c, to match.
Also Stage. Wagon and CartIaeness
Blind Brides. Collars. Hs,nes. &c.,
All Of which will be soaa rs lcw - they can b.
purchased At any house in the South.
Ny facilities for repairing are unsurpassed in all
the h-anches, auia continuance Of patronage is
solicited.
Ihave in store a full assortment Of Iron compris
ing, Fiat, Round and Square, Sheet aai Hoop Iron.
Axies, Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemetery railingss made to order, o.
the latest styles and patterns.
Ihave also on hand Cane Wagons and carts
Road Wagons. Ragasse and other light carts, and all
kinds Of Wheelwriyht work made tn order. .
Also Bakers Force Pumps, Chain Pumps, com
plete Lightning Rods. &C.. SC. Call and examine -,
che old stand (ae~ taih'iug) corner of Maiue spd
Church streeta.&
nov u WE. ruNNARD,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18
Cooking and Heating Stoves.

A OTHER large inyaice Of Cooking and Heating
~ stoves, which in addition to our felMexn steck
makes the largest and most complete asAe i
stoves IN this market. We invites4h6p915eA 10 ean
ard examine them and compa4ethS Quality and pri-
O. with our neighborsb slEe purcf asine.
aug 6. AN&nkR BRADfORD,E
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18
~ r. Tsynnnrd

~ Fl. 1st,enard.
Hone Nan nsaciNse nj Cane.
wAaoNs, CARR PLoUGHs AND
r HARNEs s
TINE SUBSCRIBER is now ready to receive order
L Tor Plantation Wagons, Carts and Harness, for
the aoming season, md would respectfully urge Plan
tiers and others wing any Ut the above articles. to
senl IN their oracissarly that they may BIZ suppliei
without fair, IN time.
~ All orders will b hithfallv executed, and
promptl- applied.
-. HIS .ock ~ Iron Is now esmpsste--con,prising
. fun assortment Of FLAT, ROUND and SQUARF:
PLOUGH SLABS. HOOP and BAND IRON, SwEFDES
IRON, GERMAN Ard SPRING STEEL, IRON AXI.ES
md SPRfNGs-all siscs
~ L. Of shtch win be furnished IS low as at
any establishment IN THE STA =. xsAs.
- HA&Aaen hand 1000 kONTA0U PLOUGHS
which heoe93 for sale to close partnership arcounts
80 Gail and IN ut the Warerooms, corner Of
Chiflch and Main streets, Baton Rouge.
decl8'5s v. r. TrNNARp. j;
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

- .o0x 1.-THE Travels Of 3 Sugar Planter
A Z =. vonths ID. Enrope-by Capt. h Alien
f1aef % For 1ase BY J.
ssSS ro.ts nee Ronkstore. Bston Rouge.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18
Coffee

En BAG .7o. for sale by
~ fsbl2 0 BENJAMIN.
ERESH SUP
L IL Barrels Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon,
10 casks fresh bacon Shoulders. 4"
10 casks Stages sugar cured Hams.
70 boxes Vsrmiceli.
20 boxes Macaroni.
so bags tine Salt-large size.
5000 yards Kentucky Psgging'
bale Tw,ne,
l00 barrels Cape lime, s
100 barrels Alabauia4ime.
y 100 barrels Thomaston Lime, t
% bags iEastering Hair,
so ba rrels Cement,
IS barrels Plaste1of Paris.
10 barrels Crushed Sugar, a ,o-sr;nr,.
10 " Powdered " II
10 kegs rn Powder.
100 bags assorted Shot,
20 dozen Buckets, assorted coiors. Mustard
Pickles. Pepper. and many other articles all for sale
low 1t the warehouse of
seps SOL BENJAMIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18
n.1cn Rouge Steam Ferry.
SFW sTEA1 FEKKY BOAT ~

=. seass .t7 O'Clock, 4. ...daIing -
!. 1,:s' !, .; ,..s,., sss during ~ ss,s tie DAY. ss''a K y Interval
q: ~. ~ minutes viii take place b~etweensthe trips
ron e,s w iii leave the Ration Rouge side on her
AZ. q suu-do~u, and remain hv4 minutes only
q i. opposite side; ate. which sn,n gn.'o ssn ae ss tst: %
ess I. .s;1s At doubie rates Of ferriage, according
e@M n .o.traet will be made for ferriage bv the
.nsrter, but IN order to suit the conyeniences
Y those vho-e business or pleasure causes .ne IRE.
sss.s.S T,ekrts'' will BE- sold On the 6oai 10 pack
- +, tvepfy I've for Four Dollaes. being 4 discount
S.-.tv ~ cent. a the established rates.
RlCH'DMARKRAM Z Co..
..nasf Proprietors
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

Furnituro.
ny Late Arrivals
ID $50 Bedst-ads, ait patterns.
3 dozen Armoirs,
100 dozen Chairs.
2 dor Extension Tables. 2 dog Safes, 2 dos S0fas,
dozen Tete-s-tetea.
book ca ses. Secretaries Fall leaf desks. What Nets. &c.
apoa1 3w PIPER Il BRADFORD
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18
LargMier + Lan0Me.
j. Larguser .... .. ...EL4asseu,
F.

III On hand, our regular assortment II these nm.
rivalled plows. large and small. with and without
cn,ters-some Of which are made expressly for the
cult yation or cotton. L.AHt;IIEl. i L.sNUCE,
deeS Cor. Lafayette l. Florida SITS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

Ne A large assortment Of the above wooden mould
board Plowa, from No. l to4, extended bars-the very
article for the culture Of cotton and corn-to be had
at moderate prices, At LARGUIER 4 LANOUE'S
decS Cor. lafayette 4 Flnrids SITS.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

Baron ROUGE, Jan l9, 1851. ]
ryHE copartnership beretofore existing befweeD'
the Undersigned, unde the naWe of WILSON 4
HtoGass, is this day dissolved py mutual consent.
C, e.. WILSON,
HOLDREHE HIGGINS.
The subscriber will contsnue tho bus,ness OF the
late firm for his own account.
HOIDREGE HIGGINS.
Having dissolved copartnersaip with Mr. H Hie-
gins, | respectfully solicit for him q continuance Of
the public patronage SO literally bestowed on me.
jan22 sc "i'S'S.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

TrNgERY.-Th The best Of English and Germs6s 10
II merry, . full supply just received aud Tor sale BY
..R4a l. RUSENF1EI.D.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

ENclIsR BAsEGE.-plain and Embroidered, just
u rsesivedDnd for sale BY
aplA, A KOsENflEAN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

Per william Jarvis.
COrAS. Chairs. and Extension Tables. z
- PIPER + BRADFORD.
aug ~ ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

Sundries.
s g St. : s:;;;s s:zs:::; - quartz;
20 Ten pound hoves Green Tea
20 Chests low priced Black Tes
20 Barrels Iurring's Crushed Sugar;
90 Barrels White B1Anf @
100 Barrels Pink yeyed Potatoes:
and a number ofother articles n hich will b sold low
at wholesale and retail. ~
feh12 S6E. BEJVyA WIN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

Pickles.
4 n BOXES Gerkins-PInts
lU 10 i,oxes a~ssorteI-Quarts,
10 do Capers.
10 do French Olives.
do Large Spanish Olives,
do baltimore Cove Oysters.
10 do Assorted Pickles-Gallnn jars
wholesale and retail. ~ Sol. BENJAMIN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

1iOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS--i
~ Nav, Just received : complete supply of Clothing
ssA rsrnishiag Goods. comprising the latest and best
styis, sAieS I viii sell 1t old prices. Those in want
Of the above goods should. not forget t. csi On
apl3o A. ROsENFikaA'.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

WEYMOUTH NAILS
w Always on hand. from 3 to 80 Penny. at
LARGUiER & LANOUE.
EsRESH ARRYVALs.
e Stag ! shAy's sugar sred Hams,
Hvat. L Woods H 1 !" 49
Ieighton's
Bacon shoulders,
Whisk, in Barrels, 4s, ~
Star Candles. = Il
Jamaiea Coffee. a fine article,
Beef in Barrels. .
For sale at a samsu advance to the trade. y
May l2th-'6o S. BENJAMIN.
nAINTS, OILS. vARNlsHES Ct
5000 rs pure White Lead.
$500 rs American Snow Zinc in tin cans.
1000 rs French 40 do do
500 lis Chrome Yellow in OH.
500 rs Paris h Chrome Green ~ OH, ..
PrussiaR Blue and Black Iasnt,a a"
"a Boiled and Raw Iinseed Oil.
Turpentine and Liquid Zinc Dryer, '@
vavnish IS, Brushes ani Dry Paints,
st Hardware Store of 4t. III Z r. "a b.
LARGrIER &LANOEF,. n
-re; Lafayette and Florids eta. fa4# l
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

1ORsElS, PARASOLs and Fans.-! have just re-
esived 1 full supply OF the above NAMED articlee.
apl9o. A~sR0SENFIEI.n.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

AVE you seen the new EGG-BEI7FR? At
Sser LIT a PIPER 4 BR II FORT1S
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-05-18

Sundri.x.
1UST Received steroscopes and pictures, m. ors.
- 8 day and 80 hour clOeks. with and wit wi
alarm. a large stock of glass ware. picture cord I'd
tasse's. curtain loops. window shades, multiply 9
gla Sses. Transparent states knife rests. etc.
oct s.. PIPER Il BRADFORD
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a n.nnr, afio,. e..,I,a.

TIE Phil,ts'phis Ledger stst.s that ssas
Gays ago the n cart General Co nnittse n
IBIS city ssnt on q % 1-eom mittes 10 most Mr..
BkEOKInBiDoE In Bsltimorv, and inviie hin -
New York e. hop 'hom In their spproashtng
ihs Keniuskisn's diseomaiurs In Baltfnsrs
frightened the leaders and they ordered tksir
isputiss TO WITHHOLD tss iuviiatea Bat un--
hrtupE ely the sub committee had sitssdy
doro thalr w0rs, sna rothing remained fsT
them but 70 fetrsct. Their interview VIA
sRpcKDnDeE 10 tslcfib,d - very rich. Ms
sbu oi the northern Democrats In round tsrrn9
and Threatened that the roSsl troops shsui4
sooa be qusr'ered In the marbls palaces q
Nav York. IL IL not stat.d whethsr he 81
anything about the "WooD"-sn buildisCs.
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THE NEW YORK SUN
WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG IL lsg :


An int,llig gent correspondent, who's infos-
nation is nnqusstiOpsbls, furnishes ths s.i-
loving pleasant picture Of the North Carolina
Neckdds -
Fth prizes are bang daily tsk,n into the
inland watsrs Of North Carolina, which 10
rapisly and efficiently Strengthening lie p rat
ie Asst. The real coast Of norih CsrcliCA
II should be borss In mind, Is not the long
dangerous ltns of sand shoals wnich re-. l.s
from Cape Lookout ncrthvsrt almcst TO C'ps
Henry, bat tn, shores Of the spaoioAs SOUNDS
when lie within, aud which farm sh mag ni-
6osnt RtvL DEPOT, bsing accessible By iev-
sral conysnisnt tnleis, the principal one
OF which Ia Beat fort, or Old Topsail Intst,
which has twenty feat of va'sr s-d IL pro.
tsctsd by the guns Of Fort Maeol. For nidasls
batteries havs bean erected a, Oaaeoks and
Cedar Isl.is, mounted With guns brought from
Notfo 4 through the Albsnafls snd C1s,p,sk,
Ship Canal. or rent down the ChouAn River
from Bla1k water, on the Sssbosrd and koa-
nOks Railroad. f,on thses waters by way OF
the raliosd which runs 70 POrtauouth, Va,
and conn nscts, At WslsOa snd st Suff LII, wi h
Petersburg, Q. ffss, tea, and o, her eonmoditls'
OF prime nee' sAty, togst lss WITH uI's and like
luxuIus are iurhishsd IN sbun1aucS TO the
troops OF tie Coaf,dsrAts army ih'ouga ths
eut,tPiho Of Ihs piIvstosrs snd h,r crsU
wbich are oout'nu,lly rInn!ng the blockA1s
and who $ aG-sci y w,ult txtr ct sdmirA'ior
wtru it not fOI tNs sp isftrt hbSancs ?! Ell oh
staol,1 tAv9 itos, Wlic have been in,srpolsi
by Uk'ur-.
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A Mstbodist camp meeting eomnsasef y.s-
tsrcsy ct Mrthss Vineyard, Nsss. Prspar
ratios on The mos sRtsnavs scale wsrs ma4s
std usBy srninsnt p sschsfs promissd - a.
tend. The q ound ,N rs-s.sted, with acorn
nodatious for 8. GOO pan oua, and nav prsssh-
a. stand erected, st . cot OF $500. tbs pisss
1, dslightfuIlJ situated, and . fsvorits ~ mner
ssAott BY parties ~to make srrsngspsnis -
remain tevsal week, ibsugh the rsllsicas sE-
q CT SOS My last tns week. Rhsnds and nsxh-
ooIs unite and sosid th,mselves slsgsntiy al
chssply. This annual camp mating IL ens q
he irstituticbs of Msfthss Vinsy ard. n,
ptoper,y r,mtinipg stored on th, ground N.
war roand "a elima,ed at between thirty sat
'orty thou ard doilns.
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xsuchins Litter en- The Kvo or Battle.

The following lstter was written by youth
Of twsnty-on from one Of the camps, aftsr
tho order had tesn given for the march, aid
waa sint TO friends nc homo AS ths last message
Of the writer In case he did not survive the
expected engagement.
My Dear q when danger co nss ns,r,
how very dear our friends become 70 us. do
not think | sver loved my dear r.latv's more
than today, and yet | naver felt more tatisdod
to pert with tb'm. This is my last day a.
Can p -.---- for NO Ms under orders 70 move
at ten o'clock. Thsrs Is danger TO fAca and
for ne Em lrsrArsd. God has blstsei me,
ard tf late CjrIs: my Saviour has been more
precious 10 my soul than aver before. have
never felt better than Wh,n trying 20 do my
duty ID n . camp, sni now sss CID In AZ
sNeI TO my prayers and thtss OF otheri, Clsi.-
irg ths souls Of men ip III, camp Hst, trust,
awakening sim sis. | WIS last night talking
wi b Two young friends who are seekiDg J.sus
Ged has piom std, and We must trust he viii
through Jssus scospt. though It 10 at this late
hsur.
Tan In the hands Of . righteous God, and
one who bIoaks 20 promises. who has prom
ised TO save through Christ, aud who Will sAys
even to the uttsrmes! taose who come 70 Linn
through Csris'.
have ftn trust that should lose my
life In this glorious caues, thail ses God In
peace, my Lops b ing In Chiist who has olf.r-
I'd salvation through his blood.
Oh, @ Ilovs ycu all. l never sxp,ct to
tes you Ig,tn on 'nth, ths charc's are &C
much sssnst ue. But woald leave an AZ
surarcs TO ,ho,s whom | love OF a trust o.
immortal ifo, through the blood Of g IIist
This 8. ould console us-'hlt Ia that g!oriou
wcrld 10 which ws are bound tlsIe Q no Gor'
row, no war, no Teb,llion.
Good bye. Love TO all. 90 not g'utge N
life, if II ia lost. Though ssoh a thing &
possible II may not be that | ole, God Is wit
me. YturJ affectioDAtsly, -
~ Y ObseTrer
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MisOen enanOous Tten&

slS cP WmoHr viii BE- iutsrsstsd 10 knsW
that See'reiDg 20 law reesny Pat IN 49,
IS 6xsd ~ I59 lbs. r. sDch Ssight. All 0vse
bat pay d, ubls fare. Th.s lRR dosS not spply
70 EuifseS msssuTsmsnt, 80 that Gsr sia
In no wSJ n. c cd.
AIousG MAN, named JpHS CoIIxR, disA
Al Chicsgo, lalt N''t OF q b,ts Of . TAt1lA-
. skS N hie.sd three days p. .esions.
TlLSGRl PHO pnPATcRAs =" Well. thHAA
Al, Ays the w.y With ths telegraph folks l~
xe'Siusd Ms MslLov, the go:d bsvs
,hsy s,ud "a ops DAY Is pretty sAEt'n 70 bs
oontrAaic,ea ths mkt. Why, thsre's oar
nsigbbsr, SALLY SHprE, vho got story %
how Ter hasbaId had hssn killsd in one q tha
battles, ard the eAy Aftsr I, Vas AL upsos, fsr
Il proved 10 b ar other man Gin ne hsc
mail stage altar all. cootinusd ma n.4A
I Low; ~ 'twss sloN 'twaa sdTnn =
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rbo Rsbs. RoIpoasib for the slave rraSs.
LORD PALAKksIoss AoKHoW LKD0IMkar OF
THE FACT.


rbe Rsbs. RoIpousib for the slave rr-Ss.
LORD PALMkksIos's ACKBoW LKD0L OF
TIE FACT.
The tslsgTaphic dis spatches by the Europa
misIsprtssntsd Lord PALMKRsros, who's late
patlIamsntafy speech upon the subject Of the
African slave trade did not lay tie onus OF
treaty violation upJn the United States In Its
cooperate capacity, but upon the inhueneeS
operating In government qusrtsrs which have
now unmASked themselves Ia ths shape OF oP,n
rebellion. His state nsnt of the facts OF the
case Ia really very Just, as well as bis com
monts thsIsou-and, as an indication that
EnglAhd's first statesman clearly psrcsiyss the
OBSTACLES which have lain In the way OF ffse
pSI plss executive sxI res sion on the subJec. OF
he slave trade infAmy, we subjo 40 mu d OF
this sptesh q, rsfe 70 our Ames'c An action
IL Is quite trus that ~ tn, time o' thS
disruption Of tho Un'on-it We may assume 1t
10 have taken place or before this evil cou
,e.t bfoks out, II was the influence Il the SJutr
which prevailed a. w. shingun hsAr, hear
ard prevented the Rov,rnu eat thsss froI
accepting any tf ths cf r. We mads for tn.
purpCsStf ,nlisting the srpport OF the Unis 90
9'a'ss government IN the execution OF thSr
treaty engagements. Tnsrs is treaty Gn
sGI sm,nt by which they are bound to C,
OprAte with us for tie supprz. sion o. the Save
tfads. Fra time they ssnt one or twp smL
stFels 10 The coast Of Africa, Snh lS'sl thsy
have inefe std us buLbar. Bat mi, hays
| otstIysi. thai wIen an American cru''oe II
sosTAndsd by a captain from the sopth, n
| fsctiva ass stance wbAtav,r h giy'n 10; Ih1
| supp, ,ssioH Of the slavs trade. GeI Idi
tIutbeIn captain shuts his ~ e. 20 VIA Is goihS
| On. and Iurs N 70 Madsris 'or supfl'e' O.
water, but tbH cTIis'Ts eomnA,dsd by cap
isips FROM the NoTth % siyo ui very IN ,t,Ns
ard vigiant co. oosTSti,n. hsar. Ihs.
would l,9d 10 ths bopa nU dohOt. M. v th'
| c5urps OF events should give to ths hcItb {
moys ssy,r-i n txissuc., pc'sibly The ~ ~
Of III. Norlh would prevail over tbs l. aa'He'
which hitherto has controlled them, avd al
though most OF tbs eraissTs wsrs fitted out a
Nav York snd Boston, aud p,ghApt wiA
capital fJom the HoIth, yet L was ths spirl
Il th,o SOSth Fh'sh animated thtse sxPeti
titrs.
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A gsnti'msa who clShd,s, ,iEsly lsr Rich
mond W avoid oou drAf ed into tbs rebel ar
my, has lusJ arrived Ia Washington, sut re-
ports that th,Ta v,rs not ovsr 1000 soldiers
IN kieun,t nd when he lsit Tbs reports that
Bici mo tas StrUn,i fortified and hi ap
ptoiclse u Il m.naj, a's unIuo; 90 tbat whom
lie ctf,pes NJ NsuasAi are destroyed ,hs
Tath 10 h chmoud will be open. A. J ar ss
town and 7 IktCwa the rebsls a's in lofcs--
tcms 4 eco usn b,iug q: the latter pl,es
There AIo no eel rcd soldiers In Virgini,, ~
reported. There are negroes In Damp, indeed,
bat ttey ae employed IS menias. A nOrsh'
orD mschibist haa ieeo.v,d So 900 for ss:sb-
Thing a percussion cap mauuf.ctory mar
Riehmoud, but numerous aocitsnts he'd occur.
rod OWING 10 The itos Acity OF the employees
In prepaiiug tn, ohsnics's. At tn, AIs.nsl
tnd tho roc eyer Works muske.S, cannon and
h, LIS were he ng manufactured.
A strong u ION fssling existed in Il edmond,
notsitrstar ciug the t,rio tan pric lc,d by ths
tecsSsionists, aud there is littls olbt tsst oar
atN y ", uld met q hear y welsoms fro Z psr
ties there. Is 10 veil understood that there
are fecIst Union lodgei tbtre, the same a. In
North Cafollns. III. prisoners Of war are
brought TO the jail In gangs, with ttsir
hands ti,d in the manner In which
slaves are ms scbsd by thar masters. Frss-
dom Of speech |, entirely rsyresssd, and
the p'ess represents the northsfn,rs ~ bG.
bsrians. Al one time report prevailed that
the pr iivateer prisoners iu New York hsd bssu
sentenced 10 death for piracy, ~h,rsupon al
the prisoners on parole In Richmond were o.
dared 10 Jail, aud JAFF. DAVIS made speech
and stated II his privateers were Ia lpg,d, evsiy
Union pisonsr should meet the SANE fate.
Evsry bu'in,s not directly connscAd with
the war Is at an end including oven slAv'
trading. The navigation Of the jamestown
was suspended, but large quantities. Of good
continued to arrivs by way u Ksatucky. II
Ia untrue that DAVIS ard LEV are hostile "a
each other. but Gov. LErcHxR Is susP,ctei Of
luts-varmnsss in the reoel cau'e, ard has ltttl'
infusncs. Our informant passed large nun
bers OF Tennessee soldiers and learned that thar
were Al lssat 80 0C0 troops snoamped In tha
state, but they w.rs badly armed ana equip
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A lsttsr received In this city ffom Atlanta,
Ga, givss this Incident OF the battle Of SIons
Bridge;
A stsff oficn from Charleston, engaged
in he battle Of the 2lst Of july says,
"'I rode out the day A'tsr the battle to
yiSw the ground, and pissed pilss OF dsad Ia
various positions Under large tree | sAw
a body lyiog very handsomely dressed with
a fancy sword and q handkerchief over tn,
face. II attracted my curiosity. I stopped,
removed til. handk iii u, aud saw sLe of the
hAndsomest faces ever mat with, OF boy
not more than twelve or fourtssn ysaTs old
HIS app, arsncs and dr,ss indicated high socia
position probably he was q temporary aid u
sOn general officer To ss .oTtAin Who 10 was
| sxsmin,d his 70 ksts, and found q ts,tamont
In which was wdten
JAMES S.AIMoNs, New Ynk. From hl
loving mother. Ny son, remember thy Crsa
tor IN the days OF thy yeu'h.
"I wished very much to take the bod,
4wsy b1t ! was sK mills from qlGrtsrs, OF
horseback, ard It Wss Impossible.
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to 'rauftr The s,st ~ Cover onsnt 20 this dty,
nsy sndauger Riehmoud- THIS msy b. mssut
- sugst-p'uu 10 plea . the Hcyth Csrciln -
~ their ssrpsstnss In the rsbsilion = grsvey
dcubt.d; bat the prscsrious foothold Of tie
'Confsder.t.s In the Old Domiaion, has mach
TO DO with n.