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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13

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sheic freight Azd TssksEss L TIA sE3gss2 pfs&Ss7
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9hs Adams hYlgsSs OcraF &7y fss5 thss sGar 8s
gcsrsIsss to ths p25is siriliEy, st.sntea a. as
stssston Ia Gii shslr intsEsccrxs With mar oE 80
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HEAVY AID LiaET FREIahTN, tADAAVA
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wardsd with ssf*sy sEd dlsatsh - Al. gsri. siia'
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ssafys % esf2fp! ane YslizAis ~ s@2s-Er-5-
xOAAuOO axs sshsl s&4 plss -<2ats1 q ssA4-~.'
~ low rates. ..,
Al fr.igna prear.ly salIss Isg Aa& ssl3Fs'1
~ Fer fITtasg isTcrxasiea. s..sse ss,i = ri
"IDaAs rxrgkss o0YsAsr
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MILITARY Obs.

~ Il = IA II % - -
pAYID DAVIS 3 BRO.
30. 81 GToAsVEE ETREsI, PEIEk'BIR8 "a,
Offer for sale
80 dozen Grey Flannel SUIFTe.
&c auzeG Grey tIaaEsl SHEETS.
i,he0 yards Ey:rs super Grey CASHMERE.
LOO yards Extra super Grey CASHMERE.
seo0 ysrds % q" SATIN IT.
5000 yards - " oAIEISGE,
200 pair Navy BLAME cts.
sV0 Patr heYy HLASh&TS-
Loco yards BG4sa1ks LEANS.
,TaG yer6s futIad Carolina h6RsET.
Ices yards Virgins SDMEhPun,
l,oo9 yRrds Gysg RLANEEL-
l,oe3 yards Sue DENNIS
s., 30 yafas 6rOv'a DRILLS
E,neG yards Gh5cE0d liz SEFS.
eco gross Confederate BUTTONS.
200 gross Gap EDITIONS.
Goods o; every kind, quality era description
be bought At
8EFtO DAVIS & FRO -,
NJ. 81 Sycamore street, 3StarsOptg, Tz.,
e:sssEry fHr the complete e. i7msrt = sJdjsfs
MILITARY GO%EAN5as
Ht3aEizi1X = III do wal e. reaE Skis }aet "A mind
S<ra sali soon or t}s subscribers
DAFiG DAY il = 8ZG.,
Nc. l. Sycamore stree,
" -a-Aet bat6FsCIrE, "a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13

fbRE-PAt MENg az Posi- Ssa..-ELs TO-
l. lowing &C. sas passed by tbs Con fei eyats Con
rress Or MOI 4aY hGd beng a1Yrcg "a ~ the
President, Was ordered 70 b. DG5:lsAed:
an ACT RELAILy9 70 TIE FsE-7s yhEEG cF POST
sGE * CERTAIN .AeRs
]. The Congress OF the jO2fed6rGta States -
America do enact, Thst ali letters and ether nat
ter authorized By iaF 30 oa transmitted thV0uEh
t!s mail, written or sent 5y any olicer, uGs,eian
OF prlyats 81 the army engaged Ia tho aGLGal SEP
VcS OF the IGoteGe rate ta5+s nay re transmitted
through the msils 30 agy other place IL the Goa
federate STATES, without prepayment 81 postage,
but leaving scCh postage 10 be collected upon tue
delivery of such LISTERS or Otlsr matter FTor;aSt,
nevertheless, mat IL Al such letters al
other matI matter - ct snail OS endorsed ~ oh
the name and shall bS rl: n u iuaiyid-
nRl sending the same, AID shall con aI1 = &sscrip
ton OF the party v no is he same. ~ endorse
Inent OF his military title, = Mcer, 81 the
company ADJ regiment - which he bsiGr4s, Il
mHsician OF private.
That Ietiers SD other mail natter seat % any
cf1csf, musician tE private n Ths Confederate
States rIly r. ss yg31. ron Watth tue ID CI-
hcor, musician or private fG..Y h27s Ns9U iaF iGi
" removed. shall be forwarded Ia IHa person 50
whom directed ~ tbs -u---JsSc6 Ce1TgE. WHICH
he may h&va Boon lel-oysa. tr2a q. sdtllt0G24
postage.
g. That en- letters t-ovs-rittat ~ g rca1abos e.
Con gr8e5, with MS otnci2l signature endorsed on
4alred, out the same Maybe raid - delivery *
the iettera ia as transmitted
i. Any psrsoa tempting 80 cIc3a-e the FT3Ti-
soas 81 THE az sb&!- % E5j'tg II ml-' sTe2Gor
Gad sn ali forIs;t snd pay ths SUI u t79saty toi.
lara 20 Dc recovered before any il.tic9 u IA
psaSs haviRp CogElI1as- ta5Esyt.
APPROX al July 18Th, lsei. ants
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Ia AlCHMUND CLOTHING MANI
YAGTORY.-The subscribers have on haaG
~ . large Ali somplsts assortment Of SOUTH
-A- 4RH MANUFACTURED G0oDs-Cloths
Cass,mers and Vestings. OF all grades, from tt.
following noted mills: CrenshAw Mills, Rish
taond, Va; Miller Co. . hills, Cutpspsr county
Va; kelIsy, foTd s Co.. Mills, FradsrisksSars
Va; Thoaas 4 Aimsa' Mills. Marion, smili
soanty, Va, Rosk Islsac Hille, Chsrloste, y. CT
vhisA We sre prepared 70 make TO measure 1T tn,
shortest nptise, and In the latest ard most a5
proved siyies-goods that vi,l compare IN ever
respect with The best EcEthsrn AanCfsetrrss
good., aae n,Any Ct tbs Crsasnsr goods equal ir
quality to FEensh. There sAn be no longer ar
excuse for boytng goods Manufactured out Of thu
state IL ADDITION, &c kss2 always on hand
stock OF FRkECH AND kNdLIsR CLOTHS AKt
CAsslAskEs, nos TO be surpassed by any house
In the slty Wa have the best Of Cutters
and corps Gs workmsn no. to be surpassss
BY any house in tina Union, with . dst~xmi
nstioa to furnish oar patrons with Sonthsrs
Clctatug-m&tsfial raised South, goods wovs
South, sut aad made south, and va trust TO b
sold ana worn South, ~ We are detsrrain I'd to Z
All in ear power to push forward southern ixsH
tatsoEx. GPAHCk 4ARIY,
Jiothisrs and Merchant rAilon.
Ter nHrssr ~ Main and Yah sssaAts
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Y . r y i y
UiR9EHzA MDYkL,
sgL1NTo2.

Tss vlK6IEIA HOT1L, 50 sIsssslsasy New
the travelling pubiis NJ oas CT .as very pss. re-
tells In abe stats, 10 now cwnod soasy nss
" 81. n. THos. p. PEfToH, who VIII dsyos'
their Whole Attsnton to the purpose OF fGsEahsins
Il possible, the high reputation WISE II ~ pres
sLt snstajnz, and viii leave no exsTioh uneA'
rioyad to render thsir gusxts satsnsd $50 eon
soYtsbls. TIE ysssnt additions yut 30 tais sssse
.hmept a. ah,e tha pYorti s.ors TO accommodate
llsh larger ruuesf CT sussss .hen iofIIsIly -
The whole baiidioG, Ia tne .ntsfies And sxsSrs1s
has been rssspt- kRFITTSD ana EAiS AsS'
and look. now GOOD as aRW. -.
Ths propri stor. nsvs secured ths ssFvtsss Of
Eg. WIN u. aILKksOa, 81, 80 s2psrtentss
landlord and formerly Of the Taylor Hotais WE
sbsstsr, as SUPERIETssDsbT, woo VIZ paS
sssrv sitsnticn 20 those stopping - s2e b9tei..
Cspaais and fsfthfvi sssFsntR are $50 pfcfi1sa
o sesur@ tia aom.crE II 50 ssts. @hs LsSis VII
sontlnre. Sc asgsso,ors, 70 aGEl s2ss " any aeFs
ooaasTs1 With ire gctsl ere extsneiys STA
sI,hs, updsr Tia S8zHRgsnans OF bI4AS g w.
X ell srnwa feF :asiK sEpsr!snss AnG easssasS -
shis dapartuen.. Aorses viii - ssrss en- Livery
sn4 <soPssss bJgsiss, Saa ksess VIZ 10 ~SoE@s-
gLSsts Tss@oEsbis 81 E1s. -
-as pscpYtetoTs ste veil rsareTs1 e sssoH2E1S
ate fsmiiies who Wish % .PSna fss Htf1fssf
g-o1tts IN tEiE hsa'tty portion on me hts.Ts
ISIS B9,si Is wall lsrafgheS, and ecatAiEs q
d and so2s oF.ihs ha@ iiSG 81 Az Gea@S IA -2'
In shls Hss,i shs,s sc tve CO yi+.tiaR's rss'
ara exsallsa. sasYtIe-Esfiei, sid Pts5nt-sIs4
!-GeS a5EaL5AED -A5LE5. As~ ana 5oc!tertscis
EAZEIEG ROOFS have .ufs been neatly 5ttsa NC
%z e. PEYTG1, who las rssE so tohS Sex
nastsd ~itt sais 9otsi. VII devote ms "ncas
"a thAakFa fog ths .ibsrsl pst.oaass hA-a.oi?r.
Bestowed, Ea1 void respectfully Eek ssss!z
nasss ,. s-s sAEns,s
s w s. > r psyTor gEesssscrs.
E g.-yhs ozse Of 81 tae STAGE LINES IL q
his aoa's s1zc rs s' O 1g55F !. - ss -
$3.50, ,y.. ~ 80 L. - - g
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rE0raw O0D Bx0ggk,

cE0ra " O0D M2ggk,
~ EICHNOsn, Va.
~h;s ssv Ho-sE, S. tbs sornar Of s1Ais sad So
ssssstz, i1rt EalEhs1 ard elegantly furnished. p
zoH cr.a fUr sac SsS2p. II .&aEacG Of guests.
Ihs iGsStiaa IL s1e asst ia tas sitr spG sTars
sTcI. WA 80 case 10 piszss tas rstTcs5 c4 sAs
EGGss.
/ Lava sssrra5 sas ssTyisss 81 ST. =. ~. Gzw'
zrGza tsss G: SO Sy@ts,i Ho1ss, EsE 7crE.
-os-sv TGsEPH Il GgxSSHEW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13
g a, -|@>--+ - -.

ax$ssz1SesSy2TO POETs FOVISra..,f as
JAMESTOWN, GBOFS ASH ~T.,..- r.iA, ~ ,
y HAkke,-Tbs steamer CCETlS cog b
J. Z. FsEg.aH, viii leave be vgsa-s -. u 81
regularly, EVERY MOENiE@. (sxts.. ,ffStI
It o'clock, Tor ths above Places zga 49, -
lay, aboot y o'clock nj, togtajux q. All ,1cs
regular isudia&s. golzT ana ra.gvaicy VI 'as
Psbssge 70 Grove or Stone Whsrf, sx-sea,,.-
tTa, Sc ceots ssck- -'-+ X
ri ae ~ ST.. kECh gu 60 ass va ,sss
Wharf apd through tickets, 70 o,a'o~t 90 49, 's
iusEf viii 5s given On the Gcas lcrf5 100 -
era, SC senss each. l. g.. HA@.e *
"a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13

i ERsSGa+ fcCNDkg the reuChk pound
- SO li& M @no sasg 10 handle ttR5 Il super
s'd~d cavalry al The battle OF VI agenta, in
- h!Ch the Austriaus we're, every body
kuo KS, pursued Ia thalr n,ght by the aTtil-
lary Stu the campai N of Ii9ly, the French
4T uv has beeu provided with a 4.vounder
H'ta Hznter, rhro sing % same pro- tile au
50 i Il di@'t-uCe, and tEa" portab!e on horse
back This IAN IA We CHS only 2}3 pounds,
ANA nav '!i0" toe ntsutry ia AL places and
positions IL may he ytiied 10 occupy The
AL I'ery trains have also been made Iigh ter,
aud mobility aud simplicity, essential eIe-
msg's OF the succea~ 81 armies, have been in
trrA rcd ia aiI dc parfnaatS
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q - ..a.a4, -a.. A..4s4 4S 1zg9

Ala SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS
U..iN1 The report IN circulation that the SALT
AlLPHCa tPeiAGS, Monroe countv, Va, ars
net Opr for visitors, is H1fouTs1e6. have IN de
ample arrang erpents for The acc mm0d len OF all
p6Ts who desire secure zoo healthy place !
summ resort. WIN. EhhKlNs. Proprietor.
2-z~
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TN s.,
81 s:
TE r. T 3,
Ccnstantiv on had, = large supply Of WALL
and ." 4 Do TENTS, and vTlu contract for ny rum
bSr, n hs made g short notice
MTEHs
Conner Main and Pearl arrests.
40 s-Inz Eichm0~d, 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13

s-zks5fA e AZ E+t5Sj~ q zeS9
~ GAURCN VIII, GIGHGoS . L.
FsEGTz EA-ysg F4--ip wards, 60 paP wSsA: =
Sgs+Nsa rooIns. 81 30 SiE rsT week.
BlAyRa--s5 pse weak, Leaz .SsA E .YSss, q ,es
Gs- rat net % szsasG - ssr wask. Etasli22s
3Tss sLs kf1t w eE = Gents pc. H4r.
Fl s-;g& ssG-esf sxsFpt Cox xGFs.ssj Cs'sst-i2as
saa t.aa IL zaa.SrCGSi fss sgr4:rZ gTcsc 81 - a.
R.! pa shasgs1. STA YIsd5ss ~ Tssoscj! 9! T.
ExiE+sF. = -gg8st-rcT admitted.
a sovsTad SPYING ~s2CIl 4lu convey pk;isEEs =
and from lis aos 9itSi W. 81 .as,Fst 0rosTs Eisy
LAT Il ss Eos !,sl 81 ~ c oEs - o 4. I. 3SGE
ssDSTs LSL Attest Dss a24 Etst2 SID Jaay.
81 a~GssIi&EE, gro hs.t Saa1 SOC Gesf e. sltE
s2a ias:.c ssGp sl1ea It's I>Iz4t on. hasins ta14s
Is 1c5SC ms eystasis sh5IT4. o.. ID ~ EoDlr sSsG
2sS.szs1.E. 5c.tsi,s = ee2Nn4A22e cE ga Hc2T2
:escoSE9s 81 1ls ffis2Ga s@s ci tAzs Stselss saas
tsssy.
&ts-sds&z EAy8!.&IB a. :. ezfas9a,
JkSES El.l.ZpG, -. D,
erase ssssay. aStr-s es as ss i s;.s
.s5EEzT4Ess-
=. ". y. ssooK, u. u,
EaSs3a Aiii, ?, EEth and 1ssansl sts,
". ". G}GatN. Il. D.,
"a ss-Is Essia%us Phyrss}ax.
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DUEAL's soJGa sYkJP-A sovereign
~ remedy fer Coughs Colds, Hoarseness
WhooWBE Cough, Asthma and Ineipisut Con.
~um2.i n. Prepared and sold by
~ ~ PATTERSON Il co, nruggisls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13

" = Il Z 4 L Is y
IL aAVERsA CKs, &c
The best and ehespa-t ~ the city. Companies
furnished OIL the shortest notice r is6, iar patent
kcsps&ck. " nlcb serves the four foiG FETp9ss u
Kaapsack, CLOAK. Tent ana Blanket. can ard
examine ri tbs DEPOT, OF Governor and Mai1
strsets. over sFES"a y GAIEv Clothing store.
Z on. CI..lIiEE tnr - IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13

FOR THE SOUTH AND So;77nvn

"''H"0No AND DAA VILE RAILROAD
On and affsr MONDAY, Arx q go.
Trains Gill tBn - flows - -@@ FsS3s, zap
Asll Train J. ayes EMnSD nave
day !tc ud"d Al 20 a. n hp- ~ 49,, n.
~ Ia Roe 20 BU AWHILE onIv .'Jif =
thsfe with be n -ins IN Tbs sonia 49se'',s
Tor he : uh and scCtt zr-f 2'ee Aa.s,s.1
NAIL TrStn lsr yea = = VILE Dartr
az ~ L NJ, ''~"7' Eli EAlSD
On srnd4vs there VIII re 2 MAIL 77.,.
bo SnkFl Ls'o fiCHNoNn Il. leavIB. ,s1-,f Fr--
81 ~ ltlV:l az 'Ge Train n Tt tas \ 1919
at Is + Nj N'-Hs XII hUlrS
Trains tom Blehm 9aa c7ausc, 2. RI.
WIN Re TRANS on he =. IN SD ~ "a rl,is
Ly nhu < snd tie : NJ act n 81 - - -
The irain from T. iecsag.r. iy.
and # TX -' ~ / e'er- a7-T
stG Tir Tickets can d. u~oc,..,.-,.
Cinfa: -[.-. -
Il ncahurS, Montgomery sf.-.-.
BFis "a, { , .. <r.! - "a
Knoxville, Hsshvi - r.t
Dalton, hunt-glt2e
Atlanta, NESrt UGc.!op. Ne 2 III ., S6a
.&i ii-fN Has q TAI .wp
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s@1@ FRANKLIN 4 CO., sCIgN-
~ TX TIFIC AND PRACTICAL oP-
I III Ms. cvl,inue to suit their IMPROVED
FEkIs'OPlC SPECTACLkS to every age and
each psrticu ar cass
MARINa AND MILITARY SPY GLASS gs-At
FRANKLIN b co IS, Opticians,
a
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ar -.4aszs.A4 "a 81 = = = s.&s-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13

* 5-gsfTFss. lgssg fVa n (. To "A 49,
10 tsssfSSEs@ss b RsEfsE-eIs l5aS.rs
f1sAh RtehMoaJ or Pstasaanf. - e..
kFT So. oO1. win HOf MAKE 4 Cos fiJC uua
CON j .LTIOS south o; Wilmington, H. s-.lg,
schedule from Kichmoaj Gouta, by tnlr trs.q
passengers wiz 4sy osgs e " l.lGl st9a gIoA T..
n until p n.
BY lskvins Risb-1oad or Petersburg g. .h uars.
lag, there VIII ts . soEtl2Goas epra-tIca ALA.
way through. (. FEtGVGT
Engineer SD s-pe -llIaraaat
NYilE., n tan. =. 3 .la-ga ~. =. u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13

Rsssivi0s ib.s uorEirg Frcp Columbus. Gsor.
: 2. 10 barss fresr EiaH-, snd 10 bokea frs,i
-Asla<, f:T 2&ts. wholesale s2d retail, by
a. AHT0Rf,
- 100 MsiU 50
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13

yyk.s KhSEA kfL2.GE--A certain remedy
IL for the positive sad speedy cure Of DiarrhGa
Summer Complaint, Cholsra Aorbus, and ail ether
diseases OF tina stomach aad bowe.J This we'll
known medicine mas Dsel IUuZ hstCta The public
and Gan be son nj emily Tsto9In idea 9r he above
complaints. Il IL pCs up IL cheap form, 80 IS tc
snsbls all 20 supply themselves without much tx
penss. Price, Only Is cents "a bottle. llDeral
deduction with bs made to soldiers hCyi2g BY the
. dozen, Prepared and sold b.
:. ". POWERS, Druggist,
7jyl7 Corner Main and i6t b SITS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13

pee, "UHE W,S., UCkeRsHAC-
- r2a's Eeh.ijed Molsss6s, Fam, Imitati0a
Hs4UtY' ;of sale ny
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13

I hNioT >YRUP, LEMON sYHU PA
, .-bt-sp pOGfgl Q: this syrup in a tomhleE Of
~st-5 Ike, glass 81 lemonade e4uas to thai
l.=as .s5-a ira7l iemnBs For sale ia bottles, by
b}HGhEa = co, Apothecaries,
- %: HS'u - rear the aid Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-13

n snd for sale II quantities to suit superior nd
Low y iced CHEWING TOBACCO ana CIGARS
WHISKY and BRANDY IN bottles or by the gsi.
Ion; WOOD BUCKETS, and hoops w ASH
BOARDi, Sc. ALEX MOTT,
srsu Coz Is n aud Main .t,
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600 4 Ill 4 - " KsgiLEE AMI FAMILY
- hUAssS AND PEPFrNkRY 3A6UEACI0kT
This is he 0uiy esta6ils ament IA inc Southern
States waerc rGila. SOAPS a. m&ds direc, .rom
'tae raw materials, 81d warrant th8m 10 rs a.
good as aay imported from Europe OF made Ia
the y rth. always on hand a large agsoftmsn II
,oi Toilet Soaps, Cologne, Extracts. &c Military.
BARRIERS a2a other Shaving sGaPs, axtr- Family
and Detersye Soaps, Nc. Also, Mandatory "
the celebrated Oriental Hair Restorative.
e. GAkClS, 5gcAa siTGst
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I OHM n. G0RUUN j. sUN, l4rH ST,
NsAR THE EXCHANGE HoT3L,
isys for sSla = large assortment OF lRON, con-
:tsipg S~esdss American Hammered, kpg!ith.
nd English Eshnet English. Amerlesp, Russia
nd Imitation Russia Sheet Iron Hoop, Rand SEC
croil Iron; Refined Plow Ircn and fi0w Platss
LAO, Tin-Piats OK various sizes, FOX Tinns-s ant
Manufacturers; Sheet, Bolt Gnd lngot Copper
usually sold in this Enarss6 nm "
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A New Tune.

The leaders of tie Republican party
have lately beer urging upon the Border
Slave States the policy of lihelHting, or
emancipating, their olayes. TO this tho
Baltimore correspondent Of the Tribune en-
tiers q very emphatic protest as follows:
IL notice, of late, that our rhilanthro.
2ists are more than usually given TO harp
upon this string. DO they no. know that,
in this thing, they run counter to our
strongest prcjudices? II j. the very thing
we donot want. five are to have change
in our system Of labor, upon this great
scale we want to retain our negro popula-
ten, infinite prgerriag free black labor 10 free
whdc lqJor. The negro is native
to our soil, ard much more to our liking
than the same number of Irish or German
laboreis would be. And if ever emanci-
patton should take place in the Slave
States, the present master race will never
consent, in my opinion, to the removal OF
the emanclpated,'
The song Of the Republican party dur
ing the Kansas troubles, was, that slavery
must be kept out of that Territory for the
purpose Of "dedicatiIg it to freedom. "
Free homes for free lato., and nothing
less would be acceptable to these especial
fritnds(?) of the laboring classes.
Now, according to this writer, the negro,
if freed, would be preferred ty these phil,
anthropists, and they would be "much
more TO their liking than the Irish and
German laborers would be-"
This is, undoubtedly, an honest state
ment of the case, and just so long as the
leaders of the Republican party can hood
wink ard deceive the laboring classes
the Irish and German-to assist them in
their darling object the freedom Of the
siaycs-they will continue to practice all
kinds Of iInpositions upon them; and as
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Party First Country Afterwards.

Nothing in the history Of the world can
surpass the want Of true patriotism cx-
hioited by the leaders Of ttc Republican
party. Weeks ago Grceiy announced in
hu 1rilrmc that The Chicago plalr.rm was
worth fifty Unions. Every act Of the
Lincoln Administration thus far, rs oiIic
IalIy avowed and acknowledged goes to
show that the destruction Of The country
is a small matter in their estimation, when
contrastrd with the disruption of their
party, and "Occasional understood to
be Foncy himsclf) in his letter Of the Sd
inst, IN a,ludlug to probable extra ses-
sion Of Congress, uses the following Ian,
guagc:
" What policy can Mr.. Lincoln recomu
mcrd to a Congress thus nssc nbled. If
he demands 4 force bill, the Border States
will withdraw from both branches almost
in body. They have, from Virginia to
Missouri, through their Conventions, Leg
sIatureS ard newspapers, declared that
the Cotton states should not be coorced.
i he suggests otacc prhcy, his o,cn part
,c.H bd dccnmatcd. The National Legislature,
in that event, will re scene of terrible
excitement. What. then, is the Execu-
tive to 90 10 remove the obstaP,es to a
lasting peace? I confess that am at .faui
10 suggest q rcwcdy.'
Here is truly remarkable confession,
and no less remarkable admission In
effect, this writer says there is but ore
way to save the country from utter and
hopeless ruin--that President Lincoln
possesses this saving power--a power
which, if he would exercise, would inn
mortalize his name as the second Savior o.
his country, but that he dare not exercise
it lest the dccinalion OF his party be the
result. This, we say, is truly remarka.
bic admission, and is only equalled by
the ignoole confession of tho writer, that,
in such an emergency, upon the plain and
direct question, whether this Union shall
be destroyed, or the Republican party
decimatod, Occasional +" l. Forney, is
unable to answer-0annot suggest q
remedy"
We have repeatedly declared that the
only difficulty m the way of an amicable
adjustment of our National difficulties,
and the immediate restoration Of peace
and prosperity, is the Republican party.
The practical application of their princi-
Piles in the administration of the govern
ment is now demonstrated 10 be destruc-
tive to TIE Union, and that the existence
Of tho Union and the Republican party,
are moral imposSibiites. One or the
other must succnmb.
In such an emergency what does pat
riot!sm suggest ? Why, not only the de,
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Tho late uots tom he aouth 10 again
of MIN alarming character Special pains
secm ,o hiyc been lhl,,n Wy lhc present
Administration 90 imptr" tho country
with lrlicriu il8 peaceful intentions .-
Not Ices than siX CO.. ro,on different Lobi'
net decisions iu favor Of the withdrawal oI
the lroops from Fott sumter have been
announced as If "by authority But
arcordug tn tho lnstulviycs iom Charles
ton, this measure has not yet taken place,
and it is nov suspected, in corIaih qu'r'
icIs. initial thoeo peaceful dcmons'm'
uons were mere shan q, laIsc.lirhts, de.
cows. &C., for ,he purpose Of gaining lin'''
and dccciyml Capitalists into the belief
in the pacific intent ious Of hr, Lincoln,
in order ,hcy might he thus induced tn
bid for the new government loan OF eight
millions This loan was taken last week
at n discount Of about six per ccLt, and
Immediately it is announced that tho Adj
lninislration means ,sar aud not psac>.
Scyera, companis Of u. $. troops that
were chartered al Washington oil winter
were sent to New York, last week, with
the intention it is Suspected, Of being sent
South.
Charleston was much eXertcd on the
4th, End everybody felt that crisis was
lat hand The Charlestonians said there
should be no more boys play, Evacua'
;ion or tight was the prevailing sentiment
it was understood that orders had been
received from Montgomery, ,ordereing that
supplies to Hajor Anderson should be cut
off.
1t is understood that the Southern Com
nissioners, who have been at Washington
tor some weeks, had been informally as
sured by the present Administration that
the military Stat4S should remain, and nc
movement be male in regard to the
Southern Forts without first inliMating
the same to the Southern Commissioner.
and having noticed the recent sudden
naval and army movements, they have
called upon proper authorities for ar ex'
IpiaL alton. 1t is not likely they will got q
very satisfactory answer and it is quite
probable that the assurances given were
only intended to deceive them, OH tho
ground that all things are fair in war, and
that rebels and traitors deserve no better
treatment.
The reported invasion Of Texas by the
Mexioan5 under General Ampudia is not
credited.
A rumor ras rife in Washington last
week that revolutionary movement wa'
on foot IN Richmond by which Virginia
was to be united with the Southern Con
fedcracy. 1t is said 10 DO at least five
thousand strong, to be strengthened by
large reiniorcements from Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York.
The first Treasury notes Of the Coined
crate States were issued at Montgomery
on the 4rh instant, AID the frs; bonds, of
one thousand dollars each, on the 3rd,
which latter sold ut 20 Per cent prc>
lnium.