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SOUTHERN FIELD and FIRESlDE.
Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper
Published In ADguStn, Gt0rga.
DR.. D. LEE, Agricultural Editor.
w. w. MANN, Literary Editor.

W. W. MANN, Literary Editor.
S'HlS y The title o Weekly paper, devoted 10 AZ.
sicGhufr. Literature aud An, Which am publish.
ing IN Augusta, Georgia Il viii u 10 qaado l,rm 81
eight pages. folio slecach ssue contain forty co.
iunns ~ matter. Il Wili lie in general ssle smar io
anu - somewhat larger Than The New York led
ger, Il will he Published % good book paper and III
" 10 mechanical execution ID The best style " typo
graphical AT. III utility, il will be ~ that The tts
cuiUra science and practical knowledge u the south
eau furnish. A weekly visitor 10 III homes Of South.
planter. and iarners il will b. ussiul and
aeetplaale - hem than any monthly ouraa u equal
merit.
My aim i 10 establish paper hal rill IL siheIs
Of Information that will BE- useful 10 southern planters
and farmers, and repository o. Southern thought.
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An; and 70 obtain FOR such ettrhl 81 patronage
sud success will justify is liberal eempensa-
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tors are engaged and ssPs ID progress IL secure
contributions from the most pleasing southern writer's
Of haih Much latent talent will IL bfpu III 10
light. and ainsA some agreeable sutptises southern
reOplf.
"Fun many gem o. p9sssi rsy sefsns.a
viii aish hsiors the admtms eyes and cause . gene.
tous glow IN southern genius.
The Agricultural Editor sil b. nr. Daniel Lee the
dsiias usted Professor y grieuas ihe Inisetsrv
q GeOtsstdiim for many years ps.l u liz southern
Eaitsaiof. and leading esalttsisr 10 aasy Noflh.
IN assleslatal puinsis d lie highest reputation.
The l.liefaB Editor viii be Nj. ". W.. Mann ai
his Gus accomplished Titef ~ dns snd srh1
larry sttainment, Who. having reifftd lion hs selss
dues u ihr legal profession spent n,hy yssn II 10
RPS. as FOR several yeats lhs Pss. correspondent
i ths National lntslLgsncer. snd southern Lilsrars
Tefm.-ca.h IN advance. So ) year
Bill. current - The State from ah1h they 80 sent.
feeslssd - par.
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Fran tho North Carolina Presbyterian.
THE OTHER SIDE,
Lu0LA,

THE OTHER SIDE.
LUCIA.
on, 'twoud save a deal Of trouble,
And many 4 SIGH would cease;
'TwouId pour On LIES rough waters
The soothing oil o. peace;
d wouM give is ease Of conscience,
Whatever did betiie,
Il before We pass'd our judgment,
We y hear The other side.
Dame RumOr never stereotype.
A story tha, she tells,
But as il rolls little wave
Into billow swells.
There Z not tale Of scandal,
ofiFeachery, wrong Or pride,
But might be somsrhat brighien'd
Did we know The Other side.
Wien poor, pale pilgrim brother
Does fram The pathway stray,
The world prcclaims him fallen"
And spurns him from the way;
Nor DO they once consider
How sorely he was tried
How he struggled with tie current
Fer be yiekied to The tide.
And We are al 50 erring--
Sc Of through life must crave
A l.nient verdict from our friends,
For actions dark and grave,
lis surely i'll becoming,
And shows unseemly pride,
For Us 70 ST in judgment
Upon the darkest side.
Then let Us seek the sunbeam,
However dark The day.
Let Is hope the wanderer will return,
How IL soe'es he stray;
And with The blessed charity
Which many sin doth hide,
Let Us always judge the erring
By The best--the bfightes, side.
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Ijr 4 ,iurIs hottie u ssatplss'. PREPARED Gt,rE
ailIsase 81 times i, so.l annually. ~
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CAUTION. A. esnsin unprineipted persons arc
attempting % pslm ~ % The Unsuspeciinz public i'm.
ilsiions q ny PREPARED GiIE, l would caution
The foil nstse.
q sPalding's Prepared Glue, ri
= o. The outside wfsppet. IN others sss whaling
concerns.
November v. N-iam
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rsfe Vernon, Ohio. jan. is. 1851.
HsNRr q. sFstpks. E.q
PraEe iinl enclosed twenty Eve esna. ~ whsrh
sfnd ne ano'hsi lar II sauf ctpbshc rlhs They ars
~, IN To- Pll. hsss etgr tfied
Ilest 4. sTOgER. II. ".
gtfe Vernon, Wyaudo! 81. y.
, 1861-05-21

been fnrniahed ftom biz own supplies. There
haye been In al 772 ca4es treated ut this hes-
pitAl, sad the death Of drunken man (nos =
Yoluateez) Who H1a wounded By the oecldent-
ii discharge Of gun, i tie only ono TINT has
ocensrnd .Fhs most of ths cs.es 40 are OF d;az-
{ instances ~of paeunonia, and two OF tever
sad agua: Thsfe sze to-day, tveatJ-aiE in
yallds n the:hospltA
trcassd By thp regtmental surgeons, It would
bo difasuH I'd te1L u each rsporta to the Dei
partaent tor hisuself, whIle Dr. Sim reports
to the State GoYaEnrneut al Springfield The
non rteognitton Of DR.. Sim on tbs stah, atter
he had heea assured Of 1t, creates SONS fa1k.
and 81 liable 70 misconatr ctlon++:- !
Tbs staf, ~ 1t stands hus1et1ned, 4 u - fol-
lows: r. Il. -:
Brig. Gen Benz. u p.enlss, ,-of QutrcT-s =
Major 9. D. Baldwin, Inspector: :.~.-~ -.
!. Capt. Vim. HemEt1tet, Ad-de-Camp. !.
Lieut.. 3. c. Rutherfo1d, Dapot comuaisss5.
Lieut.. A. D. Htrtel, Depot QuartsTmastsr. .
/[Col. !. D. Webster, Btato Knglneer, ID e. Q5feG
meenbaS e{ tbs 9taH.3
, 1861-05-21

SECESSION BRAGaING.
Tho Irresistible tendanoy Of S1are own-
ers TO brag and bloW, Is manifested in tbs
following advertisement IN the New York
Herald: :.
srIE1rED BET.
TO tae Edxsr II the Hsr<zd;
I VIII het ycu zoo bales OF good Gotten
against e1A0oo, or it, eauivalent, that tho
South viii spccssd IN estaallsatng aer 1naes M
e. Gogsent II of e Z! TX Goafsssse I Iss IL L
recognized By: England mid FEakcs In lesEthan
ai1 months GAu. data 4 Will net you 81 600
on the. result Of each BATHS kouXh9: be.
tween the Eo{th nnd Eouth, WHARF tbs forces
.ss Mofo 70 ~ ts12 sasa wh,
bet you my plantation, and 100 nezroes, that
Washington City will be in the bands of the
Confsderzte States In lesa than ninety DAYS A.
tar the commencement Of hostl1itles- Com
n1unteatious confidential Address boz No,
101 UnionYille, South CAROLINE.
This. disposition to underrate Northern
men and mngnify Southern valor springs
from the habit Of domineering over slaves
Persons accustomed to kicking and insult
ing unresisting negroes, all their lifetime,
persuade themselves into the belief that
they are actually braver and better than
people who are not accustomed to abusing
snd pounding docilc and helpless Africans.
Ere long this delusion will be widely dis
.pellad-
The s1ayehs1ding barons hate and des-
pise the North. They actually look upon
Us in regard 10 courage, as little better
than Cinnamon; while they flattar them
Eelyes that they are superior race. Ono
Of the results Of the war will be to correct
this popular error, and extract their insult
fsrable y2nity-ta11e the starch out Of their
self eonceit. There is no way left in which
to gain their respect and future frisndship,
hut by the embrace Of battle. A hug Of
the Northern bc.r will do more to tame
the Southern catGmount than any other
mode Of treatment.
The niger pride Of the oligarchy mus1
| b humblcd. They must be taught that the
| rule Of the slaTe driver is bounded by 1is
OWL plantation, and that the man who
whips his living out Of unpaid slaves is no
better or Drawer than the wi.ite man who
earns his bread By the toll Of his own
hands, and who, if another works tor him.
pays that other just wages. This lesson
mar be t1nwilIing1y got, but it is necessary
to the future peace and welfare Of OUT
common country that it be thoroughly
| learned. Bayonets and grape shot, howev-
er, will impress it upon the understanding
Of the lords Of the lash. Let school keep
| Until the recitations are fini he'd.
, 1861-05-21

y
n1r1nr the pcrilous crisis throu n which !
Missouri has been and Is still moving, the
81. Louis Democrat has shown IN intrepid
i.y for the righteous sauso Of the Union,
which has arrested the attention Of the en-
tire country. Not only has it spoken the
truth boldly on the occurrence Of the
ercat events which have lately transpired,
but it has, not unfrequent]y, anticipated
the events themselves with sngacions
counsel and words Of eoursge and good
cheer. In the midst Of dependency and
encouragement It has borne aloft the stars
and stripes, determined not to compromise
an iota Of the truth, but, in the
language Of the Apostle, to declare the
whole counsel Of God In so doing it has
suffered large pecmia1y Losses N the de-
cline Of business prosperity in st. Louis
While gaining an enormous circulation
Throughout the West-particular1y in
Southern Illinois, Missouri, Kansas and
Nebraska-it ha. lost heavily IN adyertis-
Ing patronage and consequently IN cash
receipts. This loss is due to the diminished
trade Of st. Louis, irseparable from the
condition into which Claib. Jackson and
his fellow conspn.tors hare plunged the
State OF Missouri .......
The CnIen men OF Illinois, hlssour1 ana
Kansas cannot afford 10 ict the DsnaosF6'
suffer, or to allow its sphere OF oseia'ness
to be contracted for want Of the patronage
which they are ias1shng upon Id ss<sSsSlon
, 1861-05-21

[Frcn tAs Etzmtnsz, Norfolk, VA
Csphalc Pfu4 tcco1pl1h tAa uhIect Tor which ta4V
Eere nAde, VIZ: C1se Of HesdAchs IA Al il forms
CfroEa tta Examiner, Eorta9x, vAl
TttJ hs.e seea teased h nass AAa uaassad
[Ftozu tts Denccrat. St. Cloud. Mua.1
s. ssgs e6sa f = ss
taea IN eA1e Of N st.sck
[r.ora the Advertser. ProYfdsnea, & II
The Cephal,e P11a ~ said 70 b rs1sEkaoy stss.
Gsco7rzed
From ia Westca e 3. Gazas.s. Ca!essu, Ell
We hes;s1y eadosss II. spsldtnz. ara h. aar'Alse
| F1cn tae Kacz~a4 Valley sta-. Kar1ves, ys1
r g 81 - Rs5a: Rx ss.f sq5as asas ~ n' A'
fKrcm taa sorthe4u pssa F1cdez. Hav ortsszA L&l
| TT aera. Yoo tAAs sse snlcted, aud We are suts
o. 5at * Il III LIS fsae7ed II r 6eae1a ths, 70 sa ND
| cha can pzoduca
rTron tae st. L+e1.s De1ocrst1
The iEasease dsznacd +or the Article ecepsascs s'a9
Vtcn tne Gazette, Davenport, 1oxa1
| M epaldln9 would not connect his mana Ea-a -
[ tz1taa he I'D a2s I1oW to Fosae1s real GisFis-
| rFron tae Advertiser, Providence, r. II
Taa testimony IN tnelr aToT strong. from t4 Hae$
| respectable quaTts1L
fFrun Ito Daily HswA Newport R-I
! Caphauo P1ns 10 taxing the plAce Of III HndA
- Rrou tAa Commercial bulletin, Boston, 4AHJ
| HSa to b Tssy eAlcac1ouS tnx tas hezdAcd4.
Fsun tie Co1uercix,. Cincinnati. Cs1A1
l exNsrtux humanity ca7 now be relaTeA.
, 1861-05-21

MECu 70 BE DxFLonHD.-Mhat seems to
cauee the deepest misery to our Bouthers
brethren just row ia the sad reflection that
the flower Of the chlyal,J Ia to be pittsd
sgalnst stthe scnm and 9Th which constitutes
Northern society." II they J'only had foemen
worthy Of their stesl' they would bo perfectly
happy. We can't think Of any remedy Tor
this great tribulation unless 1t bo to lay down
their azns and disbaud. according to proc.
lamAtion Of President Lincoln.
, 1861-05-21

TIE TINES CORRESPONDENT AHFrT1E0
TaEAsoa.-Russsn, Of tho London Times,
II the following dispatch be true, Il trsaaing
on slippery ground, as he may flnd In the
brieiest period:
NOZZLE, May 12-W. Il. Russell, The Cor
respondent ofthe London 2sn.s, visited Fotta
panied by seve1:l prornin citizens.
Mr. Russell t1dzIe seueral 1n,por&dn* suggestions
to C{. HeSdet regarding U< 5ortjt tEeetso7s, path-
aed from Ms experiences Ia Gse C41sned, and aeem-
cd well pleased With HArdee's command. He
says Col Hardee Ii every inch soldie<.
It Is understood thss Mr. Russell viii shori-
lyviait the Northern cities. He Will not tprob-
ably b eyezpowered by the attention he may
receive from Union loving Northern people.
, 1861-05-21
Specie Coming In Circulation.
[From the Detroit Free Press.1

Large quantities Of specie hare lately been
seut from New York to the West Tor tbs pur-
chase'of grain, no lnconsldarah1o proportion
of whieh has como into this State. Il any one.
theredore snde5s loss hereafter n Testesn
ard especially that secured BY the stocks d
southern States, Is now rtxf to worthless, and
shou1A be taken on no cuoafdI.tion whstevey,
Tho people Of tho State have suffered long
enough nom this ;depfc3ated currency, and
should now accept only ofstho hafd cash, q
those bIIls Whieh will bring 1t, dol1sr for dol
1xr KS '--
, 1861-05-21

REQUESTED TO RRa1GH,-ReT. ]. B. Patch,
pastor Of the Baptist Society in Bazaboo, Wis.
whose synpathits seem to be In opposition to
the General Government, has been requested
to resign his pIacc. Hehas stopped preaching
but refuses to resIgr.
, 1861-05-21

The Charles.on Courier has been forced
to deny in the most positive tezro1 that u
single Life WA Lost at any OF our batteries, ~
during the siege Of Fort aunaser.
, 1861-05-21

Coon FOE HHH.-A lady recently cmlggrated
from South Carolina to the North. The ChT-
airy endes7ored to force her to remsin, by
swearing to cont1scate Ill her eouthern prop
city (her whole fortune) If she left. shs
replied that she would far rather depend
upon Northern Aims than upon Southern
Arms for be. future proteedoa.: :: And there
upon she left We know this vas q poor
joke--espe peeta1ly to the ChiValy. Bns Ia =
lbcti
, 1861-05-21

WOULD RI Bn FAAG-Whsn the: omnibus
driver ponnds for bis peEnlss should not tas
passenger look aroaaa ead say 81 VIA takd
sxre q tae Peace "A Ii thePeznas take csre
eft4asaasaEsst':~sl '1ts:i - !, ,;:.'si.i !.
, 1861-05-21

We understand that -she-coayicta IN the
soataeFn Ponltaatlaxies ksve gesaEsuaiy voi-
mteaed *a fight uz4er &ae Gonfeaa<a*e ats.
md that tAaf aita4Hoas NIL be EstAsaad for
them pntu they xetalls.s., : - ?
, 1861-05-21
BArrLx CKxxx. JsnuaTM 1sd1

TEoF. WooppE1R BEH: Allow 70 express 10
tce Ey gratitude for the wonderful ana miraculous
tor. For tut past 1ye years hare eetn under me5t
caltteatneat Tor coEplcsuou Of diseases, an 7nx
xs xiin gt1F11l dersnxeuen: Of tho sto11 seh aad
boMeta. employed thu beas AKIN here and 1t Detrctt
to the room snd good pars Of the Tina to the bed,
Tished t ii III bo lie n.7iuo viii dat dosta shoald
gat Eat AZ ~ . ny s9a:rtpE r. fad aonzn1 q So9.s =
directed ny nexnon 70 thY adysr:t.eue1tu the New
York Times. lproeured hotsle of tay Csrd13h aud
petite vns xaon good. AID what was bettaE, could
seon cat With comfort. My pain ceased. and from 3
70 am ROW eezonx. healthy WOMAN, whoso fsmIfy
w With ever tha0k thee = she instzutaeHs undeE
1icted listers all oyer The world, suffer no longer.
Prof Woods Restorative Cord1al and Bisod feuova-
tor VIII giTe thee instant RELIEF.
Yours faithfully, SUSAN HI9Bf.
, 1861-05-21

w Major Ben. Pcriey Poorc, the s:Perley"
Of tbs Boston Journal, hss been elected AaiaE
Of the Eighth Massachusetts, Regiment.
, 1861-05-21

-A dnr4s ,ost,. ef szA1pzag rREfAKa0
RlUH xl1 bxrs tea stues ts cost t1aaan5.
ma1pna's PREPARED aLuEf
spuDnse,s PREPARED mual
wA.DNG,s PREPARED GLUHI
sAzx TIE FRc1s.
armo4Y,, p1srA1m
ETA ~c1 u ruzAvu Bu1.sa
A. accidents VII nApseu, e.ea u veu regulated
gances4 Il IA VET desirable 70 hxyo soo1t caes0 z
ecG.ataa4 w1y kr fr,asztax EoyA Czodas-
III. &C.
ERALn1RG's PREPARED GLUE
Aeea Al such esnsrgeaetes, And no aoaseho2 csa Il
sHata na xtsen1t t. = u atwa4s ready, saA -
t,s st..s:as pota4
suBayUL n EVERY EoUA"
q. R@ Bzrza seooe1psatss saea Basaa
PRICE, 26 GENT g,
AAkw
HKHRY 9. sPALDINa.
Ne. 4s Cedar Street, New Tnx.
UTION..
! a. essaa*a rxnrtnespfed pexysu9 tn seksxzNnk "a
pGsm c1 Cd tho uas1spscznS p7oae, tnttasa ~ s&a9
| rEypAExp GLUG wesh ee~kscz N psea ~ u
sn,.ra nefces purras3az. aad eas shat 10 ii ssAs
TaHAlpIBE1 FERAH8D aLU1 A4
un ~ oasaas s4a.aoss ID paaezs - u:&A@1
H sRNA3&1
, 1861-05-21

lar Rxa. H.. Volunteers,
EAxr HA1p1u, AaJ Is, 1851.

cAxr HAap1n, Aay IS. 1sSL
: In: Ito daily papers Of sous city, see =
statement Of tho officers of tho difersnt resi-
naats Of troops stationed In or near Cairo, IN
which Hs a1o not correctly reported This
Regiment left Springfield Sunday evening,
arriving here 1t . o'clock Monday morning in
the min. We Immediately surve5ed and loea-
ted our "Canap HNdin," shout 40 rods rom
the railroad track, on high bluff, bnils cur
pssracks, clearing up tho ground, and al Of
The men are nov well quaxtered, al Of our
bzildiae erected, sad the troopa drilling
dat1y, In which they hare made great end rapid
proficiency, and II called upon tomorrow,
would give q good account Of themselves. Ia
the noro stirring duties Of the soldIer, under
the command o{ our gallant Colonel.
Below viii bo~ found . correct lh4 Of the
5taf and Company oface1s:
W. Il. l. Wallace, Colonta.
j. ". Fu1cE, Leatanant Coloo4.
T.K. G. Ransom, Msjor. 49, :
| CT. Hotchkiss, LtJutsnt.
| NvI Davis; Qua1seEmaksa.-. :. q =:
G. L. Fort, Asslstant GonmissasY.
Be Be- fw 7 aoasat8' aass s4Esss zss'st.at Surgeon.
conpaay l, Capt. s .. Atkins ~; =
! a C-~"-1 s: Roak1oed.
I ID, at'G.Neviu5. =
Z g. E. - .LD.:WaddeM: =
q VT Hopkins. ::
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Fer sale ~ the following Druggists n Chicago:
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H{TGaEGReiFs HdnKER 4 i. & Z 1 . Hess Raadolah street.
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Wholesale Asrasa. ss Manufacturers ps.esz:
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FULLER a FINCH.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Ho. - &se mark tst., :.
Between LIZ. saa Randolph Gtreea Etdses.
|, aasasxs1S7 so: CHICAGO,
, 1861-05-21
THERE Is NO 1IISTAKE ABOUT 1T
MOTHERS, TRY 1T.

And 5ou appea1 to detect the t1lress or decs
Eot o9y Of yons daagter. before y tee late bat
nen f.ss de!ieaey of1sn 50 daTa TT to = Rrsmatnf;s
tne The latteE often mixed d? with ths excite
ment q satnss ths. w.re 80. for yon. theY ~
tro late to arrest their fatal Au Bat the n ther Ii
Aiwavs r1zaEt, and TO ys1 coGade1tly 1ppea; for
we arr sare yaCc E1Fer faii.z affection Etu CaeT1nx
II pcaEt Jouto
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Il r ON Al G T I O NJ
loo Pieces Rich PLATA Silks,

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200 PIECES PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
AEN1t1s.
$50 Pcs. Black Figured a.1ka.
ores FtYe HzadrsdP1ecos
a1cH LYONS DRESS atlks,
=. nm TIE moral Es.1sa aad eaoacs essosnsa
:: Extraordinary Bargains Ia silks
~-z--''' oFEyREY DESCRIPTION.
20 E1R BuY7KI6EWHERE7Ar A6Y~ ~pa1E,
IN you peo ocr Barzslas,
u1nninated Bdozaxabiques,
81 aanZA1tB1puEa aue Ladies' sa,a =:
HLCAIHATKD P0FLINHr
. FRENCH an4Kas 80 :
-~,1'; - HARN4& ATHI.AIA
AfA aN 80 eho&eest neTelnes h Dress 6ooda h IN
Eykted v9sY. 1ce Istegt P1z!s novelasa Ii Iaktta
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oUH WASHINGTON LETTER.

4 KRuaas Senator, the;Type ef others
0onning-:n fssouti.ThirTy Days--An..
4ta9r ss.assn' VonaGs sn,fT.rNsos go Gnno9 .n1
Eeu. HutleT-shefn1a11- OF ,kf1e Bat.
ID, tery--BoaKdinE House Expert euces-
All I3fxT and1p RnT-Cnb1aet Rceep.
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