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sIspssisI q Hs;sn.,idi,

! rs srsf Ina 81 Special a. Herald A. ~ Sol
n 1WAsniDseoa Dscs 0os~0eusFsl Ord stereed
- ~ tAn ncfnlne H sclalstSd Of
ioeti seei@snta, ne RnsetAl Rile; Ient Col
Ssdssel11sesdets Hoxissers 1Hey pf6Seed.
"a ~ g. t6ss6ing expedi tion 81, ~ direc1iSn Of
sDsaIssYilje. : 6sn. Mccall antieipa6sng thasthey
might ~ sseasked, esdesedhs he isssed ed bri
gad1s 70 fdIlov 1: 8 O'clock ~ Gfst brigade,
0sa. RsyaeadA ADVANCED 80 lSsesbseg end took
positiou on DiGReole sseek, ~ oWuis further
orders: two hour, Ist6r. ue6.. NcCaR With HE
I atak end an. Escort Of cavalry followed r. The
same routs. Meantime Gen, Ord advAaeeA 70
ne6s Drsissville; when HE command vas sudden.
yAasd .upon by ( force lying "a ambush In !
dscss woods adjacent; this WAS theaiepa OF Z
BATHS. and sbtisk engagement ptoapsly snsaed.
Gen. 1cCaH who arrived . few ninufss ptsvi
sou.lH took command; In . moments dina Eat
House. fired rapidly and WITH terrible eifeet Ia
the snsmys embush.: Col. kAneS Bscttails Il.
i1dsoea yss placsdiu advance add fsed upei th1
enemy wherever they made their sppesrsnoe.-
Ths rebek, sho had q battery Of six pieces, ~.
stufssd sbe 'cannOnadiag add replied 20 The fldes
. with mustesrs; 6fiDg YES kept up some three
Quartefs OF IN honr, when the enemy ret1sased
rapidly, OR Gre being too hot for thsm.t Our.
troops stood up bssvely under the ebarp vdIlSys
Of the rebels their steadiness vas .prslse& BY
Gen. Mccall and his ofacers. The rebels took
the direction Of Fairfax @. a., jsaying On ~
deld number of their killed and wounded; e1e
troops ,pufsusd them short distsnce and -.
turned. Several bodies Of the fsbsls were pick.
ed up. and fifteen wounded prisoner were taken.
Gen. Ord captured eight wounded prisoners and
two csissons With ammunition; 10 their haste the
enemy left bshind arms Of oil descriptions:
clothing. 10. Their lofs ID estimated ct $50
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4 slEaruaish In old Vlrgtaia

: Fl. NoHsox, via Baltimore, Dec 2S.-A skir.
mish took place today at New Market bridge
-Four companies at Newport News sent on: at O.,
o'clock this morning were attacked BY the
rebel cavalry and infantry. COL Max Wehbcrt
regimsnt vas ordered 70 reinforce them and went
- thsir aid. Col Wsrdrops regiment also
went % Hampton bridge. Three Of four verv-
wounded. The particulars are mot Jet received
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/ Nv Yess, DO. 9s.-rhs Board Of Fire In
surepee 9onplpies have resolved 70 charge .
special rats Of per cent on an coal, rock and
10 sAspeniA Washingtoa despatch to the Post
Glg1a aiPvnan thst ia Cabinet has resolved q
g1s1eaA 1eam naepA asd sliden, and osjses
ihegeeaA - 49, 49, 6 eneo 70 Halifax.
~ R6ee tsgasoa itas isgsshahh {. -ss s4a
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How GEN. SH0HPS1 TURNED BASKRR The
following excellent operation in banking Is told
Of our Gen. Shoepf, In Kentucky: =
When the General arrived naths neishbor.
hood Of London, after the Wild Cat fight, hs
found that Zollicoaefs had been levying OF, the
Union men for provisions forage, transports
ton, &C., and had paid them In Confederate
honda Initiating an example which secession
lists thought 90 anexceptionable, Gen. Hhoep6
commenced ievying on the secessionists for Elm.
liar supplies. Meantime be assembled the
Union men, and opssing IN exchange oiRcs for
their benefit, ct ct de6sncs al banking rules By
taking the sConfsderass bonds iss par, and SUP.
plying the Union men with good Ohio. and In
disns money in its stead. Thsu, when the. &C.
ccMioutsts prevented their bills, b peid them al
%. With the utmcss polissssss, In their ownscur.
fency Thsy didn't tsew ssoqeh = b sisak.
~ tos Ne aits.Ss0sat, bst dat vasnt his
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Erom Kansaclky,

LoCwvILLE, Dec. 22.-Passengsrs from below
report everything quiet They confirm the re-
cent rumors Of the rebels tearing up the railroad
track between Green River and Bowling Green.
The rebels engaged at the late NsmfordsvilIs
fight were three skeleton regiments, not full reg.
iments. aggregating 400. The Federal force
was $40 men led by Lieut.. Col. Won Trebna, not
Won Weber, ~ reported. sa
Schoepffis still in statu quo and no immediate
engagement expected. e
80 Fire In New York. as
NEw YoRk. Dec. pa FIRE broke out at 4
o'clock yesterday morning in the extensive drug
store Of Higeman 4 Co., 16l Broadway. The
building and contents we're destroyed. Messrs.
II. & Co. occupied the store and basement
Loss between $4,000 and $4,000; building in.
surcd for its full value, 800 600. and belongs to
the widow of the late George Long. a4 +
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SHERIFF's SALES. ~ I'''
SHERIFF'S SALE. 80

NJ ,tI state Of Iona, De- Moaues Counv
81 BY virtue Of special execation 70 ne @ nS
a. uod out q ths ofacs ofths Cegh ofths Dssa ss
los I'D county In fsvos Of =. eyn and egAns IA
Hiesa have lsvisd upoo End vim sxpess % ~ De-
Mofnes on the seth day q December nexts D. 80
bsswsen shs hours off o'ecct and Ss as, b.
y. sale to commence q o'clock. r n, OF aid d''
Lying and bslnE b Dss kolnss coassy, s>s,e q a
and being lot No six 10y In Huron Island, sees'o1 a.
three, spd The sase half Of the north east quarter
Gay north Of range No ONE ~ Wa Of ne osh Psno Ss
neridan containing tq0 sefss more OF ~ on ~ n.
thereof q may bs sunncsss 70 Pav we s'n'aH' '''
TsIen nd levied upon - properly 81 n'd 1''''
.A.'s''' " 49, H'A'1'''' - 4 ]. WLtHOuBB,
= A..,-e- ShsAk q De- nslnee county.
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as4as~,ssa.yss-e UHo0 AAAeue1k
CIxcIss4s4, Dec. - QpHmercisrs Frank;
fort Dispatch says that Hon. Mp. q Anderson,
formerly member or Consresn aied Today.
The 0oyefnct copsf.ry e Ssp IS AZ ePss
Nothing from Sometset 1890. IS
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Deaah u Thornten Grlmsly. aoa r
81. Loon Dec. 2L-Eo intslliedhoe has been
seceived from the interior since yesterday I. 3.
More s.irring psvs II expecfed 'ssa -
1heasea 0dnaly, an cd eitiaoa. AIsd ~ = =. ?
, ythb assaisg ftsa a Il spoYlesy - :,
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CHAPTER nv.

st Ii fTEs "
Now il came 70 pass that when Uncle
Samuel heard Of these thing, he wps sore
u filed; yea his wrath was like unto !, =
six story stack Of wolverines and Wild
eats. mixed with sudden death and patent
chain liehtuiuR. poasis slsd z e esya's -a9
Hox6sit be lost no lime, and tafrsd mot
TO- take . long swear over Tie business,
But sent forth his ships: asi,a ,dT
Sending likewise Thurlow, whose sur
name was Weed, to prevail over Mason
and Sly-deal and come vitsiSl over their
Vinegar. ~ sln. - 20 4 % gs.a.pg
/ But when the people heard Tharlov
say, 4 60 indeed unto Europe, bat not on
this business -Slidell may slids for aught
/ care, :. -. \ .,',s s., ..sys Ssj
s. Then the multitude winked one unto
the other, 30 that such terrible winking
was never before seen, Eoq aa@
Exchiming, sOh, yssin ! horn. We
knew ii not before but now Ne. know it fol
certain = eei Il isq5ps5 "a s9sb
And certain Simeon, whose sornams
was Draper, stood up ID the market. place
and wagored that Thurlow would pull the
wool over Mason, and humble him;
And there wore no taken. Selah. e
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sPRrNayIrLp, Ill., Dec. ga heavy snow
storm prevails, and winter is indeed upon u.s.
The Quarte,master General sends to Camp
Douglas tomorrow uniforms complete for 100
infantry and 500 cavalry, including 5000 nit.
tens for infantry and 1000 cavalry gloves to
warm all cold fingers in camp there Also goes
forward one battery Of riAed cannon for Capt.
Waterton, which win arrive Tuesday morning.
The uniforms for two regiments of artillery will
arrive this week, and the artillerists in your
camp will be taken care of immediately
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Tho Albany Evening Journal has the follow.
ing sharp and pertinent replies to the insolent
bullying of the London Times: 6iz

The Albany Evening Journal has the follow.
ing sharp and pertinent replies to the insolent
bullying of the London Times:
"The London Times, after admitting that the
arrest of Slidell and Mason was virtually justi6.
ed by English precedent and English law, DELHI
erately sets to work to convince the British pub.
lie that war with this country would open the
cotton ports and set the cotton spindles of Nam
chester buzzing on full time A more deyeIish
appeal, to the baser passions was never made
since Lucifer harangued the hosts of Heaven
The 'Thunderer' has been against US from the
beginning; but We could not believe that even
that bold, bad print would use its influence to
plunge England into war with us But we
give it credit for virtues it did not possess. We
should have known that print which recon.
mended tho blowing Of regiments Of Sepoys from
the mouths Of cannon-whieh befriended Aus
tria in the late war with Italy-which gloated
over the msfortunes of Hungary thirteen years
aso-which was the consistent hacker of despo.
tism in the revolution Of AS and 49-would
pause ut no instrumentalities for the overthrow
of q republic it detested."
"The London Times and its Yankes.phobiac
echoes tell the operatives Of Manchester that
var with this couatry will set all the cotton mills
running on full tins, We tell them on the con.
trary that war will bring starvation to their
doors We have been their best customers: we
have furnished them with bread, and We have
bought their goods The irst hostile gun fred.
and the doors of commerce will be slammed in
the face Of insolent Britannia Not bushel OF
grain not yard Of cloth shall cross the ocean.
England is mighty; but let her beware how she
eoads q desperate people into retaliative con.
fict. Bruised and bleeding as we are, none shall
trample upon us-none snail drive the car of
conquest over US with impunity. Our wounds
will make us only the more dangerous to those
who would hunt US down"
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From A.. Thannas.

Dec 18th say that the Iroquois was at that port
and would sail on cruise OH the 7th inst
The U. 8. ship Shepherd Knapp wastslso in
port at st. Johns. asE gu
Porto Rico advices Of Dec 9Th say that q
Spanish steamer, loaded with troops, had ar.
rived and left for Mexico Several companies
gsrr:soned at Porto Rico had volunteered and
sailed in her. ,ata8 rfd -
Gen. Prim was expected en- route 70 take
charge OF the Spanish forces. ys 70 SO.
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z WAsars0r0a, Dec. g. III 70 On impOf-
tant typographical error, i 'eoeodses necessAry
70 siy that the recent report Of The select com.
mittee on Government contsacts, Was approved
Of bv Representative feleon one Ut the commit.
tee, With the exception Of that part which refer!
red 20 the military Department or the wesk
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Special to the New York Papers.

- ~ IueraiuS u1spatcb.I
WASHINGTON, Dec 20-The President, in
his special message, communicated to the Sem
ate yesterday, referred the whole subject of the
Tr2ortite Expedition to Mexico. and asked the
Senate to advise him what course to pursue.
-r-a ITribuues dispatch.I
Ex-Minister Jones, Of Iowa, has been arrested
on charge ofswriting letters from Bogota to
JET. Davis, protesting the utmost anxiety for
the success Of the disunion movement and prom
ising to join him on his return from New Gre
NADIA. ssg. AZ o ~ Rms, .-,-- s5.s-lr .f'ss
Thomas Francis Neagher vas to-day appointed
Q Brigadier- General by the President. Also
Gen. Palmer, of Illinois -tsT q
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st. LOUIS, Dec. ga large force OF troops
were sent out on the North Missouri railroad
this morning, to enforce the General Order l..
sued to-day by Gen. Halleck. Some sharp work
in that quarter may be expected in Q few days
Memphis papers of the 10th received, contiin
dispatch dated Augusta, Georgia, Dec. 10th,
which says that one thousand sacks of coffee ar
rived At Confederate port that week. 5salI 1
= A Telegram, from Charleston, South Carolina.
states that four Federal gun boats ascended
Edisto Inlet on Tuesday last, and anchored OBJ
positsl Rockville on ST. Johns Island, so miles
tom Charleston, aud shelled the: camp Of the
LIT Carolina regiment Under cover of the
ERE they landed : large force, and the Carolini-
ans retrested to . brick church fa4dk e93ae
Official rctnrn var this morning made 70 the
Pravost Marshal General that III, tho notices Of
Assessments FOR the 10000 refsscs bonds had
been duly served on the sixty citizens designa-
.sa Tie 200 iprissnsss o.psared by Gem Pope
have mos yes arrived but are expected here ..
Tia President Of he North Missouri Railroad
rece!std dftbm the Assistant Superintendent
this ds6q1fhg dispatch from st. Charles, saying
no word of SftyHa1 on tho freight train. II viii
60 to WsvfentOn q soon as the troops can Be-
started from here, and will 60 up thsroad 70 lind
o1t the condition u Flynn. Z . ir9 81 iia 2
g No word north u High Hill. isses emes q
ss lhave been informed that Flynn 10 payuastsr
Of the road, and that be had .a6out 81 600 with
him 20 pay on employees. He nay have fallen
into the handa Of the rebels Il ~. 80 sa'
~ ~ @ MsxSean Trsasy. 49, ~ Z
Nsw Yosz, Dec. 2l--Ibs Tsibane learns that
amyng The papers on fhsrsday sraasuitsed 10
the s4aAts, cobcprning ,xAxicaa a6siea Va the
project OF . treaty With 1nxiook H. -rrovieio.a
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T !OOK HERE.

Lea vsa y yssr josrsah, and t:.g - v'n 'A'''
-. mi 1cn1, nv year q ab6ir Of any one ~,
Yor Cns,s xLisH vM I'll yoa ehsepsr
pve ali kipds q yanests, both Anished and plain
Sor AZ, faeer Bssf, 9tsen And WISER;
Z -x.A mi - In much lses thA1 I ouosfsE
$50 -, - 4 t.t :, CHRIS. ALLEN,
: =. 7. N. Il. eorsse Nais snd ws.hhgson streets
iunas1.wtf - u-lls - 1en.gson w.
sESTRAY NOTICE. ,,..,
u fskss up Neysnbs sosh, 1871, ~ NEa 81. asss
~ q n rsaldsnAe IN roeanY. ~ -
n ~ vhss usdss he belly, white srps o. 80
sirAs AiD. Ne 81 9esle .eyPpsssd z o. - jsps
ca. ASpsassd q 9sb ~ ehaA 9 nnss =, 4 O..
nsrs.s q - 81 ~ q 10 sss aoss -
VI - a '.s,s,.' =" : JOHN LAMA cIss; ,
p. daeao.l0ua. ~. W. VI. annsSsS0@
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-LUrd Lyons yester-
day made his first official communication to the
Secretary Of State, who at at once set about the
preparation of reply. The contents Of the
dispatches are known to no one except those
two, the President and probably Gen. Mcclellan.
The general opinion among outsiders is that they
do not present an ,ultimatun but leave room for
negotiation. As regards the statement that the
Cabinctis determined to yield to England even
to the point of surrendcring Mason and Slidell
| rather than fight her, which the Herald Of Sat
urday makes boldly and the Times insinuates s
utterly false. y
Richmond correspondent Of the Nashville
Union and American learns from an authentic
source that President Davis has under consider
alton matter which would in all probability
result in the resignation of Gen. Wise and al
the officers in his legion, in which event O. Jen.
nins Wise, his son, would resume his post as
editor Of the. Enquirer and oppose the Admins
tration with all his power. This would be a
most unfortunate circumstance at this iuncturo
when single turn OF the wheel may bring end
lose aisaeinr tn tho Santh-
The GoveFment to-day received intelligence
brought by steamer from Europe, from General
Scott stating that he intended to take passage
in the next steamer for the United States. The
General does not state his object in returning,
but he undoubtedly brings information to our
Government of an important movement abroad.
II must be q serious matter or Gen. Scott would
not return so speedily, for it is well known that
he had made arrangements to remain for q long
time.
A gentleman occupying q high position in
impression was very general in the best inform
ed circles in France and England that rupture
between England and the United States il inevi.
table. ''FsS4]AffitF
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CHAPTER VII.

CHAPTER VII. sd
Now it had come to pass years before, and
| was on record, -
That Mason, hsving been asked to visit Bos-
ton, 5fa Ht 20
Replied, Verify, verify, say unto you that I
viii not set foot therein again save a. IN ambas.
| sador to that land - ESQ 81H ~
Now these things were remembered against
him, and printed in all the papers. even in the
Boston papers printed they them.
And they bare him into prison. With Sidell
| and poor Eustis was he borne of them. ff
And they seemed extremely wamblecropt and
chop-failen their feathers shonc not, even their
sickle-feathers dropped in the dust, and their
| combs were white. 3e % lfE t'fI .dsafw
And they seemed a. unclesn men caught in
their unrighteousness, who had been sold uncom-
monty chesp, with nary buyer. sacl
And they took from them the gold which they
had stolen afore.time from Uncle Sam, even the
bills upon the Hebrews did they yield up. How
| belt. they received receipt for them 3sdl 81
And they asked much, How shall We feed,
and may We have servants p and wished 70 live
pleasantly; yet, when a Richmond, Sldell had
rcviicd the Yankee prisoners sorely, and coun:
seied harsh treatment. 60 solos ~ go a.
Then went they into the jug, and were allotted
each man his bunk in the prison.housc. . r99,
And the word went forth to hang all pirates
ana robbe!s on the sea, even a. it had been
spoken sternlv BY Old Abe, Of Washington. n
Saying, string them up ia short order -.
And Il they Of Secessia hang the brave Corco-
ran and his friends, ii1}1t 20 lsIila 20 :,
Then, q the Lord liveth, Slidell and Mason
snail pull hemp even on the gallevs shall thew
hang like thieves and murderers-the land hath
sworn il. Selah g'f} l0si-IsG - - 49, :.
WHEaE SHALL WE GET Qua sAI.r.rsr -
Large orders have been cent to England for
saltpetre, which cannot nov be Oiled. The
stock in importers and specuiators' hands n this
country, November so, vas 1881 baes 4 has
containing shout ITO pounds zlThe number a.
bags TO arrive was %, sSS The deliveries for
consumption in Novsmbef were 7Oio bses. The
proportion Of saltpetre in the gdnpowder manu-.
incurred IN this country 10 seventyfse per cent.
Inc saitpetre used IN this counsry 10 for the
most part brought from India II vac manufsc.
su.ed IN tnis country to some extent, however.
both in tho revolutionary war ana in tbas 4 :.
war with EnI land, BY preparing nitre beds srS
BY teaching the earth taken nom benessS oId
buildings. II was also manufScture6 M the
aammoth cave 10 Kentucky during the vsr AZ
1917, the earth 10 the cave being thorousblv i'm.
pregnated with it The quantities obtsinsd hv
these methods were. however, scomparstively
!. II The accounts BY The Ruro,s - true. sh.t
Great Britain has stopped The rtation { a
sAitpetre 70 this country, the fcrverdine 81 the
purchases recently made BY tits eovsrus,sut Of
al the .e!tpetre In England YIN . stopped al
once the plan for ehscsine ~ purchase vas
devised By Assistant ssctetiliss Harrington and
SCOT. and soarlstly VA &c Doe 7Shas, nsssiy
Ms .no!s stcck wn beaght bsfees any 90 Wa
q Il
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-sSss l~z97ss 4el sssq ioan1a sri9
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CHA.PTER Y

Now there was 9 valiant captain, . man
Of war, hating Ill inquiry even - poison:
And his name was Wilkes honor and
praise to it in oil lands! sl
Captain of the San Jacinto, cruising
for pirate on the high seas, even for the
Sumter. go d
And he came from Africa, even from
the East unto the Havana. in an isle Of
the sea which lieth under the tower Of the
Moro; II iis'e Us, e ~ q o.
Where he heard from his Consul
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'tsfsf = VIZ FI'FI III uUsla.lf ffUI II.7IE
i9iav sqst sesgu2 dis soasiiia ssfl 81 ssnsl1
silas 10 iA bssoggrs svsd sleosq .ass9
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largest stocks Of Dry Goods

A. NJ bsss ssss - 20 % Bass ~ p9she0 q =
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.isssasasaa 5tiGistES sss~ az,
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CHAPTER vi

first day that they saw tho Trent in the
Bermudas, even in the channel.
Then the brave captain sent on board
Lieutenant Fairfax, which in the Morse
tongue is Herfagar or Fair Haired; since
it runneth in the family to be sea-kings,
and brave on the ocean. bHaH !! q
And he mounting the ship, cried aloud
Where are thcy?' s.a
Then the Englishman replied, & know
not whom ye seek 10 they are not here!
Then he, seeing Mason little apart
cried, 10 here he is. = e "
And Mason, hearing this, turned to the
color of ashes: his knees smete. together;
he became even as a boiled turkey cock;
there was no soul left in him.
Yea, even his COLLAR wilted, aud the
stock of his heart went down ninety-five
per cent. !, !,
o Howbeit he said, with Slidell, I'VE will
not 60 save We be forced II, ID
Then, replied Fairfax, L shall take
you by force u 81 os79G l az
So they held council together, and
resolved to go. & -'l
But their wives and little ones they
sent on to Europe, and gave instructions
to poor Eu.tis. - gt Hf
Bidding him go in when it should rain,
and be sure and put up his umbrella if
ne had one. % pse. d ,.sa- sa3 s..5r.
Likewise to bear certain documents
promptly and speedily to the kings and
princes; n qaasa ~ -a,.s s q s
Which Wilkes hearing, he speedily
smashed, taking poor Eustis with the ps.
pen; -. ~ # ~ ,7 : re /,
This was the end of the Council Of
Trent. It was not that great council Of
the name, but very small one, and which
came to nothing small potatoes, and few
in hill. Selah! - =
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country calleth7 Not if I know it, Sezah.
up steam and after them, oh my soul
let there be coal under the boilers, oh my
heart; let the way in which we shall trav.
ell be caution, faster than Flora Temple
or any other man. '.ia 10 7H d3.
Fling forth the stripes and stars hoist
the rag, thou gallant sailor; go it strong
as it can be mixed. For the star-spangled
banner in triumph shall wave Ger the
land Of the free and the free the home Of
the brave ~. $" A ~
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-16
U. 3. Hail Line,

BETWEEN PLAQUEMINE AMI CHARENTON.
,h.h The steam prope Ter VIRGINIA,
S$sRl RoDoLPH MILLER, Captain, will rave
PlaqGemine, carrying the mali, every Tuesday
Morning, at 6 O'Clock precisely-and returning,
Charenton every Wednesday Morning at
6 o'clock, and arrive at Plaquemine the sam
day. Leave Plaquemine again on Saturday morn
ing at 6, and leave Charenlon again on Sunday
morning. at 6 O'Clock, connecting with the IbervilIe
for Baton Rouge and Bayou sara, and with the
st. Mary for Franklin and New iberia.
~Shippers will please see that their freight
is on board the boat the evening previous TO her
departure.-For further particulars apply to
dec22 ), McWILLiAMS & CO.