Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-10-16
The louisville journal.

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The Louisville Journal.
Mr.. Il. H. JENNINGS. Of Nashville ha: our thanks
FOR copy Of the Lvui'.i!!c JoHrnni bearing iatr
Oct. ltL. 1t IS ry nu means laic bat still inter-
ling - coming irrn Il ra,:cr hostile locality.
Let u see wL#: the Notorious PRENTICE is about: {:
lst. lie takes occasion glory in Gcacrul EoS
sEAU and says, "the chivary Of Kentucky never
bore nobler flower" He adds
"We have known Lowell Ii. Rousseau for moro
| than % years, and Ne never knew more gallant.
generous, and krishily spirit. Iis heart is a.
tender lis IL wuman's AMI hravcr than lions. His
whole soul uvrrllowa with tie trues al best icri-
inEs Of humanity, br: lie will .e:ricss!y bare his
breast in The fror. of il.:r hosts TO the irrrcsi
lighnuss H., ever burs; fr"mihe cloud OF battle.
High praise and peri!a; we'll enough hetrowc'i.
Nunc South object 10 iocI:r w"r;ny c[ t"cir
,teel" FEENrlcE thinks thai In; Tor RorssEArs
quick lmovemcnts Louisville wyIl"l low have
been in the l.anus Of the Cuurederacs,-;,n All.
mission which goes far to show that il is LINCOLN,
Rousseau & Co.-not DAVIS, JOHNSTON, Polk,
Pillow, ZOLLTc0FrEE, and BCcKSER,-who are
,yrannizing over the will of the sovereign Gem
ilunwealth of Kentucky.
81. PRESTIGE next takes up the idea Of the old
Persian invnsion,- ,--lnak,s tho South tho invader
and Kentucky the injured States Of Grrrcc,-de-
prsra;rs Thcrmury:r, but lungs for Il Marathon
where the Uniunist Krniuvkialls in an open field
will whip every body. PRENTICE talks wild ON
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frn:y Il false scent.
III. PRESTIGE gees in his next chapter, to
prove that the soaih is t,amrling on Stute
"rc;sr:y with ":rtu!a!sus Hypocrisy when .he
nntrrtukes .,"rr' hrmurhy 10 j"i" hor,-which
iattor as$crti"r Is simply lalsyho" anl has been
uagnidrcrtly crushed hy The late proclamation Of
Gen. ALBERT SlDSEY .IcUSsroN.
iih. Wencxt clip regular PrtEiicism:
.sMust of the scccSsoni.;s say there <I,'t any
L. s. (invcrnmcnt. Thuse ui them in Fort I.afay-
u.tc think th"r" is.
j,i,. After ;hs prr ATTEMPT ut giving jucular
tlrn to matters, We End PkrSrIcE tn the nexr
column celebrating the idsa lhtt spiiier. lie is
the orly one worth copper now.-itat the young
men OF the State have ;:rruilS field heforc them,
where, under the old fas ri The Uni'H homer,
glory AMI wealth await thrm,-aud future civil
rrcl..mcnt from the Presidency ,iuwn. Let us
add hi, chasing w'i,iS:
LIVERY ynuus illaa wh" seeks IN i:or":ai'e
future. who cares To figure IN Il: cra"4rs: DIANA
of the century, who has spirit enough To feel that
Ono crowded hour oi gloriou: life
Is worth an age without name,
., hn.S al In,
is patrintiSn,, shuH, hasten to the help Of his
country in this its death .crapple with hidcUus
treason. Duty and siury alike urge it,"
Well enough said if it were OH the right side,
but let lis see what makes PRENTICE so very en-
pGstulnlory:
9th. 1t is tho plain outstanding truth, that
Kcntuckians nre haltirg every where in the un-
natural uprising which the Lncolnites propose
to them. In this very number Of the .ionr"al are
some bcggarly appeals for volunteers. The j""r-
uni itscli calls upon kcntuckians 10 shake oil
their Indifference, and, fearing thUy wont Go it,
bcgs Indnnn, and Illinois, and 0hi", 10 consider
that "our (pnESrIrEs) danger is their danger
nnI our safety their safety" hut let tho man
prove tho truth in his own words. Says he:
The Regiment under Col. Curran Pope has
nnw been in camp two weeks, and they still re-
uuirc nearly four hundred men to complete their
organization. Sprri"l appeais to the chivulry
and patriotism Of the young men of Louisville,
Jefferson. and the adjuining cuuEtics have been
made. Ere,y ini"rcmaut in The way Of comlorta-
BILE quarters, tr!i rations, thorough camp equip
meats. and immediate service. has been offered,
nnd ,tiW Mc ~"r5' aocs on s'"~iy. Differed by
men in whose experience and c"mrctcnce all have
The most iulplicit confidence, hcing nearer full
titan any other Regiment, and having better
Glance for speedy occupation in til" field. it is
strang. that It's ranks are not more rapidly filled"
w emphasize Tie burden of tt duurouS pnra-
graph tho reader will sca what it proves.
7ti.. Perhaps lrEsTlrE's prices are bette. than
his mtics. lie tells us THAI in Cinrinna;tion
the ,r instant, -four stood Il, $4O, ourn at 2Scs,
whiskcy Mt icts, bacon Mt from i t" Tets, lard at
7ctt, rio cofec at l1cs, and sugar and molasses
firm.