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The Thirteenth Mississippi Regiment.

The Thirteenth MisSissippi Regiment.
Ne have At all times complied with quests
ur correspc ndents, to publish notices Ct
ga.antry OF individual commands In the
ii battle of Manassa; because, in the alb
e of the official report OF the Generals
heb Is explained By Beauregard in his re-
% Of the Bull Ran cornbat) there Is g SEEM
.sreg!ect in some cases to render honor to
ki.m honor is due. In pursuance of this
kyse ice We now insert the following:
h PETERSBURG, Aug. 20, 1851.
q ne Thirteenth Mississippi Regiment, under
BaTksdale, went into battle upon the ex-
tne left wing little after noon, II having
sn held 10 reserve until that hour, in doubt
10 waere it would be needed As we ap-
oachei the battle field tidings of "lost
= greeted us Ct every step--at every step,
T., We met The wounded and dy ing, who We're
ing borne off upon Acknowledgements CT
3yimeats that were cut and scattered to the
! md passed us, and We're passed By us H.
ey rested themselves in the shade and
i we'd their seorched lips in the muddy
|rsam near-and these, too, gave confir-
(auon Of sad reverse to our fortunes
ou can well imagine the exciting effect of
esq scenes upon the soldiers. Colonel
ErkstGle rode up and down his lines and
fhoried his men g TO ne cool and collected,
remember the cause we had at stake" &c
mean 10 tickling compliment, but to repeat
lat ali know, who knows him at all, when
az th2L 70 drawer spirit fought or fsll on
a: d. than Colonel BarksdaIe. With g
;! AID scream his regiment rushed TO bat
ancer an order " TO charge"-and 1t was o
Aahuous order 70 charge, charge 1.-THE men
LINES firing without orders , un Ill the enc
~ was running peE-mcl.. NY own judg-
s IN, Is that the enemy was running before
CLOCK, and l do main tain that they never
.Yarc"d an inch from the time our brigade
9!oEel Early 81 went in
nave said nothicg of Col EarJy's Regi-
ah', because, from accident tel causes, we
IAed TO get orders from him, and fought con
OE' own hook" But this point l desire to
alAe prominent for the brigade, for l sim
rFtiy teiieye in its truth land in so dcirg l
uId lot detract from the gallant Smith, to
ven 70 many have given the honor,) that it
l'nsH me tide Of battle The Is IN Mississippi
fglment, have been informed, since an sc
rae investigation of its losses, suffered
~ 10 the extent OF Is or 16 killed and wound.
D. rom comp parsons made since the battle
-m JUS tined ia saying that few regiments
'VaiHed Lac same well organized, close and
hSs'e2t order throughout the entire action
10 pursuit, as the 18th. 1t slept four miles
EoLt tie battlefield that night.
MISSISSIPPI has received but little of what
lNe her tor her part in the struggle of Ma
IsS-. But l shall abide patient lily the tina
AeL Jus,.ee will be done ali hands The
-ed!ns lite band of Liddeil, whose steps,
Vn beginning to end OF that conflict, were
-fked IL blood. and who, through living
se'S OF lire and smoke, broke their way TO
-soI NE enemy's batteries and took it, vet
-AoHced. Will in that time have Justice done
Respectfully, p.
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The N catcrn Tel. uranh Lima

LOUISVILLE, Aug. 81 -S'eeIetary Cameron
aas proposed to The managers OF the Southe, n
Telegraph Line from this city TO place p, L
ton OF the line in Kentucky in charge of Al.
son Hager, thus allowing to kentucky tele.
graphic privileges. The management herr
refuse, but will allow censor to be placed al
Bowling Greene.
The managers of the Sou thern railroad
say that travel is unin tsrrupted
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Mrs. L. Virginia Smith, lady Of decidedly
literary talent and reputation, has written q
series Of lectures, appropriated and relating
to the times. which It 10 her intention to de-
liver through tho principal cities In tina South
--the proceeds to b approps ia.ed to the pur-
chase Of winter clothing for The Confederate
soldiers In Missouri.
Mr.. Henry Couch, of Russell county, Va.
was engaged in tia ex pertinent Of making CUR.
powder, on the ish. by some rneaps the
MAS 81 material became tgnited. aud be Was
parnt - ssssSsly that no died or the lash.
= y Tsriinsos. Of 1iooainstsa, \. O..
Ms vut NJ n1ceinea % yas ~ sis&n. 70
as1ssusoss 40 eoAtsas % euy ffcn o. Yaa.
TAs peopls II 4sxn1Assa wert statsied ~ I
eeeyY ehoek q - sartAQuaks solly On III.
~ hosaipe last.
80 80: !; a:s,. r s az
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COM Nj ERCIAL.
NaahyillA Market.

NaAnFbH6 MARKET
FRIDAY EVENING. Angus. So 1851.
There Is good demand for Wheat hc IN ON
mtllHrs account and ~ fill ORDERS at 55ss0c.
per bushel for prime Red ard White and 10
ior mediterranean An extra article cs
White would perhaps command a sha de above
our quotations There Is a considerable
movement in Flour. and prices are firmly
maintained at s5s5 Is per Dbl for Supesfine,
sue % eoeoe0 Tor Extra ind fancy brands
Sacks range from 50 so 10 Sc.
New Orleans Market.
FkIpAY McRSIxa, Avg 80, 81
There were no sales of cotton reported "a.
tArday. Received, q bales; hrs viously, ], s52 :
olz bales. Exroy'ed. none; previously 9l6,
4Is; stock, 10 lib Nothing reported In tehac
co; received more; previously. 81 s6T hhes
exported none; previously, 40 $50; stock, Is
lie Sslas Of SUGAR. $50 hhds. at steady pricss
fsir to fully fair ruling at S, ;6e Of mola sses
$50 h0is. ut Soc. for ccmmon, "a for thin no !.
boiled, and 70 "a for prime 70 choice, Whiskev
retailing At size for recsified.
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DIED,

On Monday, I'd Instant, at his sons residence
IN he1rico cou ity, RODENT COUErNhY, in nus
18th year. - ~
he friends and acquaintances of the family
are invited to attend his funeral from the Sscond
Baptist Oh arch ibis (Tuesday) morning, at eleven
O clock.
On Saturday morning, August 81, HARVEY "a
DUDLEY, In 4 10 2eth year OF his age.
August 10, Is al, after bsief Illness. Mr.. GEO
5. LUWNks. IA the SD year of his age
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Reported Movement In the Nor,bweS.

WHEELING, Sept. 2.-Great excitement wa,
creafed here last night by a dispatch from
tairmont, which stated that the Ssce ssiop
lists IN the back counties were rising AM
marching On this town to burn it, and tear
up the railroad. This rising is said 20 be /.
concert with some of the movements of Gen
Lee.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
tereaat "'spateh 10 ssRichmoud Dispaaeh
RUNNING The BLOCKADE.

CaA1irsTos, 3. e., Sept IA brig. lade,
Win ctHes, ran the blockade to-day. sh
was aasod BY Federal steamer, but arrivet
safe II pors. Another vessel, with fruit, ha
arrived inland.
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Journal, thus pitches into the New Yori
H.rald. another Aoo'ition = ar jonrna!
Bennett e Just now snseevs ring to =. gp IL
elements Of disorder and vloas a a e me MOTH
more riots. for more such Nd D a. cmpelled
him, not long ako, TO- stop advocating tbs
,suss Of secession and to hoist ne Union nag
aewspspers. and IL espseisIiy s,A ,ous in stir.
ing mp hate against She Times 4 "a Tribune
OF course he does It BY Iyin.s-.oy 'isehood Of
he most bafefaced and U0ss tmpua lent sort
It would not be in character for hi a TO tell
the truth, even II that wousA serve his turn
RECOGNITION OF TEE SOUTHERN cosvA oEsAcY.
The Turin correspondent. of tss New York
Times, speaking Of the Emperor Nap ,leor
s,ys:
Everywhere he is trying tn keep up divis, %,
aud thus to maintain the French prepoEds r.
acc. As soon as the tidings OF the rousA ;
Manassas arrived in Europe, M. Thouvena
received the agents of the Confederates. in an
hs M be
~ the recognition CT the Southern CoLt-
tederacy.
BIowSLow's INTERPRETATION OF THE P2EsI-
DENTS PROCLAMATION.
Brownlow, in the Knox vile Wing, Of the
2ith ult., says: u - =; -
AMany are leaving East Tennessee, as W.
are informed, under the impression that, at
5sr forty days, thsy will be forced to leave
the State, and have their effects confiscated.
Sucn Is not the spirit and intent Of the pro-
clamation OF Davis, or the act in pursuance
Of which the proclamation is issued. We ad
wise ali such to return to their own Lawful
pursuits and homes; and as a guarantee fo ,
heir safety and protection, we refer to th .
order OF General Zollicc fer. Men who g. c
not found in arms against the State author :
lies will not be Interrupted, and those wi 10
IRE, must expect IN Interruption. This mu III
sc have felt called upon to say for the info /.
nation of those who are deceived by the r.
soneous interpretations given TO the recf Mt
proclamation from Richmond.
EFFECTS OF The WAR ON THE MANUFACTURING In.
TERHsTs OF FRANCE.
a Paris letter of the 10th says:
The American war causes d great ca. of
misery here. The great SIX, velvet an 1 nor.
celain factories have discharged one. lalf OF
heir workmen, While Tie manufacture of ar
iclss OF luxury, broLzss, &c, are Ii 1ewiss
.-fec Ted. a pac 1er, VINO lives In the Fan
oourg st. Antoine, ASSURED me ths otn, n day
that his bus lneS IS Was lutte At Il stand iii
de said that where nisnerto he em:aloyed
thirty -four men, lie now has but two. There
Ire no goods 10 PACK up now said he ue-
spOnc iagly; 4" The Americans only think Oh
cutting each others tnroatS, not Of buyip,
from us cur 80 dds
Tue fac toIieS inst need cotton have beer
given somehow 10 understand that The need.
Jul supply Will be PROVIDED this faIi. How i :.
is TO be got has not, as yet, tTans pied.
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NEW YORK, Aug 81 Richard Freeman
was arrested on yesterday Or his way 10 Nsw
Humphreys to purchase q shoe paging M
chine for Georgia. He was sent to Fort La.
giys.ts.
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ANsth or Rlrk RGhhsty.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.--Four Thousand dol
iars belonging To Scu.he-ners were yes.er.
day seized "a the Park Bank
Cotton was brisk to-day. with sales of 4 900
bales. Midd;ing Orleans, 20l cents
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Capture in Missouri.

JEFFERSON CITY, September "A com pany
OF Cavalry on YESTERDAY surrounded Ge-rge
town, and took Msgoffin and several others
prisoners. This dispatch is somewhat OBJ
scure
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From Nor. n Carslina-Runping, the BLOCK.
sdt.
WILAIEaToa, N. O., Sept. 2-Nothiug fur.
Their of interest has been received from Ocre
coke Or Hatteras.
The ship Gonder, from Live: Dol, arrived
last week at Beaufort, N. g. She was seer
and chased by the Lincoln fleet, but she made
good her entrance.
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W. MAr.-Msssrs. West Il John
| ,.s,eilsrs, Of this city, have in press
I. issue in a few days, q complete plar
-sa, battle of Manassa. This contri.
,ss literature Of the war is invalua
go rot Of ccnTse able TO speak Of its
ass. iron, cur own experience, having
4 -. aver the ground bat persons who
N. action and who have seen the
Get describe 1t as extremely correct go
nra eoeptable Just at this moment
!. net that We may in a few days ex
-. geaurgard and Johns on's report
,..,a Those who have been much a..
- 20 read accounts Of battles, kpow
asuIt it is to fern a just conception Of
.,.,,euts without he sid of q plan.
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.sssnpss DaAsH. - Hon. WssAiusson Trad
suiasyof q u. Louis. 6isd sudd6Sly & r..
KY ~ that caty on tAs ~ u tastSss. ~.
Of 8 wss sisctsd Mayor by the Ansvto1ns
X.,y we hsan Sslsfs ~ I'D = ~ -, ~ -.
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DEATH OF SURVIVOR OF Moscow AKIN ars-
~ -nichsed ksrsher died in Flagstaff
n4s! gu the l2sh nlt.. AGED IS years and 6
L ~ The Pennington Patriot, of the 2sd
uit., says:
Fraros deceased a was soldier in the armies of
IN alce Tor fourteen years and nine mon,hs
eamn osfssd under Napoleon Bonaparts in his
Prus,ia "a Itaiy, Spain, Austria, Germany.
mnscn. zig RUSSIA; Was In the battles al
was sOow, Ahstsrii.x, and several Others He
tas bss uuhaeo severely three times-once in
eu,ls e,.a oy bullet, once by the stroke Of a
arus is On me head, and once by a bayonst
ssf vica , Trough the thigh. Three years Of his
ny nacs were spent In the artiIIsrv And The ,ss
haindsr in the cavalry - ANN sae re-
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Specie fer New Yark,

NEW YoEK, September -Intellirance from
California announces that the Uncle Sam will,
leave San Francisco with one million in tre,
eufe.
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Arrival Of Gen. A. 3. Jshus.su,
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 81 - Gen Albert Syd.
ney Johnston and suite arrived here tails
evening safely and In good health.
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ihaoAxlaLx AyyAIa.-One oav last ,wssk nv
hs'r coiano. Of st. Mary's Bay. n. s..
tsst oeea informed by ono Of his children
VIA. VI. aaws was killing young robins ia q
us. "A zee :. pear dis house, went bsaast6 ths
80 sitmsiag 20 ths nss, he va hor,irsd 4
bart. WV "a tHF0R&k NJ
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capture of FEDERAL Recruiting OfFic,rs
ST IosEPHs, Mo, Sept. lone hundred
and ten mounted Missourisrs paradsd on,
town yesterday and captured two Fedora
recruiting officers.
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Effect of Fro monrs Prscia nation.
LOUISVILLE Aug 81 The Abolition proc
ismation issued ny Gen. Fremont is received
here with anazament.
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Arprsh. nd.d Movement upon Illinois.
QuIrcEr, ILL Sept 2-Grsat excitement
Is creatsd here. in consequence of an appre.
herded attack from Missouri
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Lincoln Dec ms His Blockade EEicien,

Lincofn Dcems His Blockade Efficient.
WAsHIsaToE, Aug. 31-The G yernment
will not attempt TO collect duties On bosr'
of vessels or declare the ports closed. bu. will
rely on the efficiency of the blockade.
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- = - ----' - -
AUCTION SALEa
THIS DAP,
tFNrErt HOussHr1.n ere-,rr.

.ExTEEf HOussHpIB fUR TrUvx
4 y clock. / viii teil, NJ the re- f4au4s ~ n
Biafosd ssq.. t~ho 10 sbept i.ay-ag /, r Ne
sr On Broad sfrsst, nsxt 10 ths AZ. lea ! flhnren
tnogasy Tate a. Tetes, ftsgra, Msh,1 soy
ri4g sess Chairs, karnis-top sbIes. MIRO
.!T ess. CIrt1iRs aad Cornics, Hslr and huek
"a tessses Jenny Lind sud Their Eeiste Is.
idtn<, w sshstan6s. Wsrdr hes, Bureaus
. va nd We i seat Chairs, texssher with many
er aftieles OF Chamber Furniture
lac asral variety ef Dia.ng-room and Kitchen
afhiture, amongst which 1e a 10 Jst excsll eat
v9king ttbve. with ell the appEnsaaness.
he sb We Furnitnra is a nr-t-rate Co adition
1ad worth the attention Of those 10 want
90 > v 90 n to-~a~
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GILH A MS
~ MILITARY MANUAL.
WEST & JOHNSTON,
PUBLISHERS,
SAVE NOW READY,
COL. VIM. GILHAM'S
MI a m u a l.
VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA
CONFEDERATE STATES,
Army Organization:
Organization of Iatentry.
Cavalry; Field Artillery,
and the stsf
Arms and Ammunition:
c,mnsnr pa...u. Schools of the Soldier;
Trooper, Troop and Squadron
Evoirticns Of the Rsgimsnt;
Honoss Paid by Troops;
Duties Of Captains;
Duties II Camp and Garrisons;
Ths Stat: Battles;
Court s ssa 5ss Article. of war.
price, $3.50; by Mail, sS]
ALSO, RECENTLY PUBLISHED:
| lNsTRuCTIoNs 70, Field Artillery, extracted
THE TEo or f. MANUAL By Col. J. 1us,u.
MAP OF THs SEAT OF WAR in Eastern vir-
NAP s'a s. r IS CONFEDERATE STATES. 500.
BAyoNET EXERCISE and skirmisher:' rrin
By in., Colouel q r Milton Cary. Beautifully IL
THE. voJuH rEERs' HANn- BOOK. rhi, book
fhseaa De IN The hands of every person soc.
complies editon with anq p sss s. So the only
THE School o. the Guides; or, the Practical
ras s0 vos6N sl1nsIrsset MA Y
EoBFRTs' HAND BOOK Of Artillery. 7sc.
B BH,;k b9,Tz infantry Camp Dirty. Soc
Tax MAJ o XIRG Ma. '7 7so.
DISTRACTIONS in Heavy AItillery-very scarce.
soDaHERS Military Manual. a.
ARMY REGULATIONS.
Adopted for the use Of the Confederate States. In
ssn YIN late acts Of Congress revised
ing al, that is essential for fc cars of the Lin
to which 10 added set for the establish
G"nsa sas stsa at Of the Arm? o the
81 s War Tor the aovsroneat Of the army Of
PersoHs remifspg stsses 81 smsri,s
si, ,f, OF the above. Except Gilham's Mammal
Will receive them free otEottsge or reisht
Address orders tn WEST Il JOHNoTON.
| Publishers and Bookssllers
90 .--H lao Maln st.. Richmond. Va.
CHEWING And
" SIM KING
| $4,000.
have on hand, at my Factory, ON It'll street,
Richmond, Va,
A large stock, OF
| CaEwIHG
1900.
/ OF all grades and stylss,
| At prices ranging from
| IS to Is CxNTS PER POUND,
Including Sc. les, half. pounds, pounds.
BOTH Dark
AND BRIaaT.
| ALSO
TWIST and ether
| Rsa.ass
sk0K!s0 roHAuoo. q. IRON
70 70 CENTS PEN rouap.
Al st whish IN oSsrsa ssr sails q nsdsrsis Sriso1
| ter sssh.
| ~ rssnps a.ssasisa Daia 10 sll ortsss assan.
panied With saaA. " ceAfsassste hsAda.
/ 40 s--i.fin JAMls 4MonA1s n.
lYTMUN s71UF, E1(Sd0S 1TEUE.-z
/ - tAblespsaAl1l e tAas 1yrap - lap6lsf 3
vsias nAkes z SlASs q a1neaa4s sspAl = tAsl
IN J. ~ iIsaI1 S'k
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SLOW MOVING MACHINERY,
The New York Times fAbolition) saws !:

From one end of the country to the ott ler
there is q profound and universal discont nut
with the movements Of the War Depa rim 81 1t
discomfort tia, takes no definite shave, fas fens
upon no specific acts, aud is not incline I'd to
WACO any personal warfare on the preser { in.
cumbsnt, but which plans the seeds Of a. pro-
found distrnsf, and a heavy, hopeless. laden
encouragement in the public heart. n } man
who has been among the people anywhs re can
doubt the existence Of such feeling. They
are rot hopeful of victories, and are n ore and
more depressed by the tidings of fras disa,-
tiers. They feel, without knowing exa lily
why. that while they are giving mtllie ns upon
millions Of money and hundreds Of tf sous ands
of men to the Government for the.f service of
the country. these enormous resources are not
used to the best aivantage--the cou ntry does
not rea from them the benefits it / rs a RIGHT
to expect-snd they naturally look , the War
Department as responsible Tor this dishea.t-
enilg disappointment.
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COLD COMFORT FoR A PRISONER.

The Worcester tMass.l Spy is bitter in It's
sarcasm. 1t says:
Congressman Ely Is eyiden thy not st all In
danger of becoming eminent for grea tress
OF character. He went to witness the battle
of Ball Ran, where he bothered tho soldiers
like othar curious and self-important civil.
lars. Fortunately, he was caught by the
Oonfederates, and now he evidently thinks the
whole policy of the Government should be
shaped with view to his release. LIE. him
stay at Richmond, and if an exchange Of
prisoners ever should take place, let him ba
the last individual for whom negotiation is
under taken. I
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WHAT
The Abolition correspondent OF the Phila.
delphia BuIietir writes:

Inc Abolition CORES pondeut CT tie ThIla-
de]phia BaIietir writes:
am not sure that an army of Confederates
invading New York wcald not ii cd d coed
amount of their own coioTs waiting for them
l am no: sure that the excellent and fashion
able ladies Of Fifth ard other avenues are not
almost as ready TO flutter their cambria for
Beauregard as for Mcclellan. There is &
dreadful state OF sentiment here. Of this
there is no douh-. 1t is probably the strict
truth that New York should be under marital.
law O-day- y
AL ezcitements here are over soon, and our
crowds startie strangers by their rapid transi.
ton from fever to chill, and chill TO fever -
And yet this war ought to mean something
more even TO OGr street crowds than the recep-
ton Of a Tommy; and the change had heen SO
very rapid from throrged sidewalks cheering
the going or returning regiments in few "a
cant starsrs from the upper windows OK the
"paIaces' that one naturally thinks of the
pallid death that has confron ted recruitirC g..
and wonders whether the only earnest M n
in the Empire City are the show men, no
avail themselves of the incidents OF the bat
tie of Bull RIM and advertise Ti,lmaa and
bis idestjcai hatchet," with an accom- pany-
ing per trait.
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The Philadelphia Iuq uirer says:

The Philadelphia Iuqu says:
The people Of .lfast, Nsine. {: re greatly
agitated by the arrival Of 8 number Of boxes
in that city from Boston, con tainir g muskets,
CARTRIDGES. and other munitions of var. which
have gone into the hands of abb at zoe men,
who have openly proclaimed thei. disloyaity
70 the Government, and organized themselves
into a company, with1u. any az thoriiy from
the State, declaring it their object TO resist
any attempt made to draft am member In
their ranks into military service and the pay
ment of war taxes.
SOMETHING MORE ABOUT THE LIHEETY OF THH
Pksss.
The Detroit Free Press holds forth as fol-
lows upon the censorship now in vogue at
the North
Who is 20 be the Judge whether a newspa-
per shall be published or noti Who shall de.
tsTmine whether the isenes Of q journal fhall
be carried thror Oh the mailsf Shall there be
censor Of the cress In every locality whore
. ne wspaper Is published, or will the Admin.
istration nppot.t some one to whom every
article shall bei submitted fer approval before
II IL pnbiishsdf Must we support With
hearty good gill every measure and act o.
the Admins tration, whether we think u
right propefh and jadic,ous or mott Suca
scans 70 ~ t'fs liberalization ct tbs ~ tScri.
ties Et Wash inx ton. u reliance can b placed
MON the lettss ~ hare quoted.
Who u y y the Judge wAen ~ Jaw = vio.
Aee0 ng5ea Ne1r0 tAsSe y 10 Warf ealoAy
20 ntlitef I oneefs,sarsly not political psrt..
ea1ef upuf this courss. for Il y ono full q
denssf, jrcunAsd o. svary aide with psrtla
watch - buld make sAs stousnt heart quail.
SM1 HGs11Uy can.
- Nsw xetk TIn1ss = Absli,Isa wAE
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WANTS,


u.pv,.yr.ora company Of 81
VOW nelrg LINED unosr he reesut lay ,ss
y Consi ess. FOR the bepef. Of yoIuptsars sra,n
ad Missouri Neh'asAJ,
IN eomxany Will be composed entirely of
Ian LAsDEas Ali persons om that 81 ata who
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