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that were therein 50 fhs dead so6ieE he
sis'v at has dsq,h 'rsre NOR, Uan tbcy ,-F,rb
h ste'r IN &is fro 4
10 the lev lines above quoted lisa thought
of irsnscendsnt moment to every man WHO
meditstes abe death of this patton. How
little such man, it often occurs 10 as,
knows what he is doing or what he is med
itRtfng. The COLONIZATION of desOlation,'
and all the miseries and unspeakable hor-
rors that have made The fall of Jerusalem
typical of hell itself, zbouud 70 fiud their
re-ensctment in this land before tbia nation
dies. No one eau he oblivious to the signs
of the times. As this contest fingers men
ars every day becoming more radical. as
yet We are not upon the threshold of what
viii come if the bitter end is to come. The
loyal people of this Union burn to-day
with a resolution that viii assaredly find
lis issue in victory or aunibilatiou. They
have not seat their hundreds of thousands
of kindred into this war, nor poured out
'heiF hundreds of millions Of dollars to sns-
tain it, to win simply the decent opinion of
history. Aud every day that passes de-
ternines them more reientlessly to either
save this Union or along With it to sacrifice
utterly It's destroysrs
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Aboutthe 0rops.
PAlArlsE, Marion Co., june 8. i

PALArIAE, Marion Co.. June 9, 1862,
Editors LntslLigeaeer:
The wheat crop in this county is tue
best l have seen for ten years. The crop
will be large. Since the recent rains the
oats and corn crops have been very much
improved, aud bids fairto DO heaTy crop.
The grass crop never was better aud win
be large. The fruit crop will be- large.
Peaches will be very abundant.
The blackberry crop In this county will
surPass anything of the kind ever known
10 this or any other county The farmers,
determined not to be beaten, have turned
tue principal part of their farms into the
raising OF the best Of berries. In aiWord,
think this county will be able to supply
the greater part of the world with black
berry JAM. }pr IA FAaMER. :
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sale Of Land in MarahaiI County.
JOalah Inge9oll, 1

NH1I MOI 4
s''' " In csssesry in the Circuit Court
John Wilson and for Marshall County VIrginIa
Benjamin Redd. -. r : = -
pursuance OF the decree Of the said Court made
i In this cause at the Spring Tenn, 1862 the under.
signed, Sheriff Of the said county or Mafshali Will
on the 9Th day Of July, 1sG3 at the court house of
haTshal county, sell for ready money to lie highest
TONED. suhlcieney thereof to pay the silin Of
tWohnndfed and thFty-nine dollars and tWeHty-sev.
en- cents, with interest from the first day Of Anil
In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred ahd my.
ak, and tWentythree dollars aud twenty-five cent?
coats OF this suit together with the cost Of this al
this sale and such other costs Is may be lealIyiI "a.
ede1t to making such sale The sail tract Of land
the tract mentioned In the bill aud prOceeliuR4 N
this ease, containing ninety.one Hcres and seventeen
Qte, aud the same traet Of land situate IN MaFShnii
county, Virginia, on which said BENJAMIN Reld now
stsVare and Others, and which conveyed by nd
!ngeIP0H g said de'endant, John Wilson, by deed
dated the trpt day Of April, 1885, and recorded IN
tns eisrE's ONCE Of MafshAlI county Aforesaid.
je4-S9d;d&w sheriI for Marshall Co.. Va.
EVERYBODY WANTS uomothiug 70 prD,
n text them from tho evil effects Of chSnEes In
water aud Diet and to give tone and strength 10 ths
stomach, when impaired by disease or the heats Oi
(. aLIoGAN's ESSENCE OF. JAMAICA GINGER
YaETanted equal % aBroWnsp and Al only h.,f HE
price, Prepared and sold by
rnye9 and LOGAN, LIST SEQ.
DHOsPHORUs-Reooived aud for ssis5 by
I. II. LOGAN & CO.
and LOGAN, LIST & CO.. 4
Wholesale and Retail DrugEists i
myoD wheeling, "a j
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specimen Of what woman can do with :

pea
The CSnaittes OF Public Defence cali
upon the people td.tprn Dat auii work 1pon
the fOrti6catious, which It Is stated are
nearly completed, and which Is also stated
will protect the city from the Yankee feet
now threatening it. About the best thing
We find in the.Ehoie paPeris the following.
With which we shall conclude: II
a HEnokT
There Is aeompound, sort OF beverage,
on thetop of which We dImly remember 70
have seen strawberries floating ia their
pleasant fragrance, mixing sNeelly with
the more puugent aroma Of q vegetable pro-
ductiOn somewhat Of the c1lor of grass,
the whole blended Os amaIgamated into q
perfect bouquet, by the flavor of a Iiuuid
said TO have been imported from France,
where II is PRt up by sdndry druggists
among others by that celebrated sarGnt, ~
Otard, OF Bordeaux. The compound has a
pleasant. gurgling sound, pfodneed By
small and transparent lumps Of ice, caus-
ing delightful cooluess, blaudified by a
sacchafine Infusion. Dawn into the
mouth by moderate suction applied to a
straw, one end Of which should be firmly
but gently held between the lips, while the
other is in the glass vessel known as a
tumbler, in which the ingredients are usu-
ally mixed, We have known people to
swallow considerable quantity without
any very marked expressions of repug-
nance.
But this was long ago. The compound
is said to have been 4 sinful compound,
and martial law has been declared against
it, and there has been blockade placed
HPon it. and the places that usrd to know
II, know i: no more, bat not forever, for
the natural man is strong, aud the old
Adam that leouid eat the apple still sur
yives in his descendants, who. 10 times
long away after this, when we shall have
passed from the stage-When our bones are
dust, aud our swords are rust. and our
souls are with the saints, re trust, will not
only make, but will take mint juleps, not
only by sucking, but by slipping, drinking,
2ulpin9 and swallowing, for man Is weak
and ju!eps are powerful.
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1oI so various and pointed as they might
be, but my ueSt epistIs sNilIaJ pusts BE
eEh1t more spicy AID Informative.
Yours trulys DAStEL I, NASTY,
Hospital Department.
Andrew Jehhsoa g slaNery Rti.l-sez
Ia his speech al Lahanon. Tennessee.

In his speech at Lebanon, Tennessee,
on the ID inst. Gov. johnson said:
Men tell us We must eOmpgOmise. We
will comprpmise only. by making them
submit; by doing as Jefferson did with
Burr. conquer them, and make them obe-
dent What better Government do we
want than the present Has any one
''lOst his rights" in the Union! If so,
let him come forward and look me in the
face and tell me what he has lost. Lost
your rights? Well, have determined
to give all who say this a chance to get
their rights, by sending them of South to
fight for their rights, and give them in cx-
change for some of those poor fellows in
the rebel army who have found their
rights and want 70 come home j don't
think these fellows who blusteF about
rights have much appetite for fighting.
Some ofthem would rather go to the devil
than enter the army. Rights indeed.
They gave me mine by turning my sick
wife and little boy into tho street That
is the way they gave me my rights Let
me tell these elamOrers that there arc
5000 white people and only 80, 600
shareholders in Tennessee. You are dis.
turbing the stability of Slavery by YOUR
SGNSla SAAG1p 4ub AlAnAAAlE ~ Nd1uHlGsGs
Its sole protection is the Union. And a
Secessionist is the very worst kind of an
AbOlitiOnist. Now, keep forcing this is
sue upon the people make it a question
whether the Government or Slavery shall
perish, and will cling 70 the Government
to the last, and perish amid its fallen
columns. Rather let Africa sink under
the ocean than this republic should per-
ish. Persist in forcing this Slavery issue,
and the Institution is gone =
Clayton, Howell Cobb's secretary, said
to me- on one occasion. eve of the
South are determined not to submit to a
President who has risen from the mass
of the people us Abe Lincoln has," Here
is the full-blown idea of aristscracy-that
you, the people; shall not send up one Of
your own men, aplebeiany without wealth
or negroes, or family, to rule over a con-
ceited and ambitious aristocracy, who es-
innate men not by their brains or virtues,
but by their wealth and lineage
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From neoennln nlr.et.

We received yesterday, through the
hands of W. z. Stevenson. formerly
Methodist minister at RavensWood, in
Jackson county, in this State, now the
Captain of Co. A, nth Ohio Regiment,
copies of the Mobile EVening Ne,es and the
yicksburg Daily Why, the former dated
May 18th aud the latter Nay 22d. Our
fdeud Stevenson, like many otter good
men, left the pulpit early in the war, aud
girded on the sword of the church mill
tant, believing that be could serve God aud
humanity better that way for the present
than in any other.
The Yicksburg Why is no longer the
paper that it was uuder the editorship Of
our quondam friend, Col. Partridge, who,
unfortunately for himself, left his business
and went into the Confederate army, more,
we are persuaded, from computation, like
Gov. Brown. than from any choice of his
own. He stood out to the last against se-
cessiou in Mississippi, and only gave up
after everybody else there bad given up.
Mr.. Shannon now runs the Wig. aud a poor
run he seems to be making Of it. Its a
poor little, wilted, maugy looking sheet.
and halt sheet only at that The only
thing of interest We find in it, ia the ac-
cOHut given of an interview between Com.
Rodore Lee, commanding our fleet below
Vicksbnrg, and the city authorities, touch
ing the surrender of the city. 1t seems
chat the authorities refused to surrender it
and therefore the following correspondence
ensned:
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TO TIKI crTIzgSs or vrcKsBuRo.
Mayors OPrtcE,

MAGOh OFFICEs
NIcEsBuRG, Miss, May 81, 1862.
! call the attention Of the citizens to the
correspondence between Tho commander
of the Advance Naval Division Of the U. S.
heet and myself. The reply'IO my cOmmu-
nication may he expected by . o'clock to-
morrow morning. The citizens must gov
ern themselves accordingly. ff2 g
Lac. Lindsey, Mayor.
After this correspondence, the Wig bu-
sizes itself In preparing the minds of the
people Of vicEsburg fora conflict, and nd
vises the women aud children to leave as
suggested. It states that Gen. Lowell had
arrived. aud that he had came 70 partici-
pate in the Ggbt 1t does notappear, how.
ever, by any news that we have yet had
that the anticipated fight has come of. II
is probably reserved for 40 attack from our
Memphis feet. There Is no doubt, hoWev-
er, that the Wig will no. have to wait
long for something, Possibly the news
feOm Memphis will have modifying effect
upon the authorities when IL reaches them,
and save the necessity for bloOdshed.
The copy of the Mobile Mere, which we
have received, lisa much better looking pa
per than the vicksburg ITag. but IT also
is small half sheet, 1t contains very
bitter deuunciatiOu four House of Repre-
sentatives for passing the coBfscation bill
of the gath of April last.
The Nt'vs says that sat q blow IL r6bs al.
most every southeuer of all he has In the
world, provided the North is able to enforce
it, Letters from quite number Of. ladies
are published which send contributions 70
what is called the Ladies' guuboat Com.
mtttee." Quite a number subscribe cotton
not having any money. Others promise
their lead pipes, aud one woman says she
has taken heriast one from the well for The
purpose of sending it. There is in the.
paper, in addition to these letters, a long,
jaunty, dauuty, Sauey ono from d rebel
maid living up At Huntsville, 70 bet sister
At Mobile. The Yankees being ia posses.
sion Of Huntsville, she calls It YankeeviIlei
and dates her letter thus. We eau say. for
her that rebel as she Is, she Is spriehtIy
miss and writes as reey aud readablsa let
ter IS No have seen for. some time. We
publish IL on our forth page and No hope
oqt lediea here win al read it a. coca
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MoWers and Reapers!
9KE, FOR 1sR2.

OC3A3A1E Sg T'OtS 1864
rINHIs justly celebrated Machine Is now reperaIIv
known and reeogpised RS the best ana most pef-
ieet over In nse9 Eaei yeaF'E eSpsrienea adds 10
Us high reputation and proves ITS superiority over
All otheta. 1t combines many advantages not found
IN other. machines. II has two, driving ULeelE
which net thEether or Independently: e also hSg 4
double hinged folding cutter br which makes It es
Peealy adapted to cutting billy aud uneven sfir
cea, allowing u to pass freely over stones or other
also allowing the bar to fold across the
name without reoloIing single bolt OF nut Tho
Achine can thus be transported ready for instant
nse from ned 70 Held or farm to farm as readily a.
common cart The angeE bar q made Of steci. dc
guard nhgets are peculiar to this mower and are ~
cured W patent. They are mRdC OF wrought iron
and laid With steel; the Importance Of this feature
viii be readily Recognized 6ythose yghohaye hen.
BY theegst aud trouble 81 the cast anger
used on other machines. gain, while preSentiSg a
perfect mower Wedls6 furnish when desired An In
reap ng attachment, thus giving the pur-
chaser the adTRntage Of single or combined ~.
chine We warrant every mashlhe, and during nc
experiences OF EHysars have never had aineit' ma
chine returned We therefore feel Justified in re-
Commenting The BUCKEYE as superior 10 alI other.
We now furnISi two GiEes suitable TO the wants az
n
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Read Trains speech, published on our
T.arst page II is his latest and best.
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LIeutennnt George JameA.,
HEADQUARTERS lsT3YA. INFASTaY.
LuRAY, ", June 8, 1852.

~ ~ suue . IoVA''
Hearing that reports ara Ia circulation in
the neighLorhoOd of the home Of 1t. Geo.
James. detracting from his soldietIy con.
duct atthe battle of Winchester, here.
by pronounce all such rnmors entirely false
and groundless. There is abundant evil,
dence to prove that Lieut. James was. in
the hottest of the fight, and that he stood to
his post like man. iea
JosRPH THoBuRS, s
Col. Commanding Let Va. Infantry.
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100 CARRTAGEs.

=. HAYES q co. beg IsaTa tc
IL Y @ their old cultomers aud The public
~ seaelel thae they have now on hand, and IN
SS1ste o. 1nishing, 100 Carriage consulting Of Ba
apd no top Rpgges,l All q which ~ n ne latest
most improved patterns and Of the best ,nS-
tsLlal and workmanship. All viii Be warranted 10
give the utmost altisEAetion. 6paS-smdEv
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vicksbutg, Miss, May 81, 1862.
To $. PuiLLiPs LES, q, s. y Commanding
Naval Advance Division:
Sin Yonr communication of this date
was handed to nae at late hour this even.
iuR-too late to give public notice to the
WOMEN and children. In consequence
thereof, | shatl date your tweniy-fOur
hours time from to-morrow morning, the
22d inst, at o'clock A. N.
Respectfully,
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BOOK.KEEPING

9tss Writing, Counting house Calculations Pc.
iLsseel Economy, Finlnce and Banking Commercial
~ me chief subj ects OF attention. but the In
III ~ these ara inttFspetsed with naxIms
Saa ineuleatons tending t0tha for1nation Of hIgL
GnaIaster a. men and citizens
The connie Of Instruction 4 fDtsods,i N he a.
comprehensive and thorough e. that OF any Of the
Colleges, while the expense to the stu.
s =. u: beSs leave TO refer those to whom he IL
" .oyn % Geo. W. Smith, Iss1 or to the osBrsrs
% 1 sis 9 sal5 IN Wheeling and bridgeport.
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Q. s. STEAMER ONEIDA,
Below Vicksburg, May 81, 1862.

Sir: It becomes my duty to give yonnn
iice TO remove the women Hui children be-
yOnd the range Of our guns, within TWEEN
ty-f0ur hours, as 1t will be impossible to
attack the defeuses without iniuring or de-
slroying the tOwn-a proceeding which all
the authorities of Yirksburg seem deter
mined to require. had hoped that the
same spirit which induced the military au-
thoriIies to retire from the city of New Or
leans, rather than waRtonly sacrifice the
lives and properly of its inhabitants, wonld
have been followed here.
Respectfully. yours,
s. PHILLIPs LEE, u. 8, N,
Commanding Naval Advance Division.
To l., Lindsey, Esq, Mayor of city of Yicks.
D"rg' v..a.,. 49,.
, 1862-10-23

OF DR. CzAFKAT already secured in position vh.h
places IT, as It's proprietor FAR above tie assaults o. epvV ~
professional malice In the schools OF FtHnce m. No..
prizes oen awarded to pracroners in this
Of medical science and they occupy with others an souSv
LOFTY position In the profession. Renrd an IuSfTions
ample, shining light the philosophical StarI AZ N.
in Europe, and Dr. CERpkay has fully euusrd hI II ~
country; n proof Of which, the PhiadelphIa cons.s
Medicine compimsnted him with Diploma, and the ho"ar.
dd eRdeD degree Selecting this hs Geld Of oDsrS,,
although qualified graduate Of the University n ph'
and the late Chief SurRrOn Of the Hungarian Revon,on
army, for extended lahOrs Dr. l. CsApkay has ~
his earnest attention TO the Of chronic and private ~
eases, in which he has become expert that ~ n
now regarded the leader In this branch Of h prof
throughout the United States, and his portrait and hl.S
published as matter OF interest their readeR In
exclusive journals The Doctors Offices are Al M 49,.
and Surgical Institute Sacramento street. corner of 49,
dorR nearly opposite the budnFs ~ the Paehe Man ass
ship Company. 9'e-"-
~ We ask the particular aierio Of our Teade,. a, ~.
sworn certificates Of remarkable cuFts In another coun
this paper. Nos"n N
DR.. l. cEAPKAYs prIvats Medical and eurrical TD,.
tnte on Sacramento street below MONTGOMERY ~
Pacific Mail Steamship Cnmpany Office San FfineIsro ~
Doctor offers free eOhsuliaOn and asks no rempns,.
unless he effects q cure. ~'e'suon
t Persons not Wishing to lose time In eorFespoDd.n.
please enclose In their letters and they win ri wss.,
attention 10 their cases. 'ss'Ass
Address I. J. CZAPKAY mn
oi'om San fFanehca OIL +.
, 1862-10-23

Such is the choice left those resisting the Gov
ernment Time is afforded for reflection; and is
it to be doubted that the many who were forced
to take up arms against their country and its flag
through fear that their property would be saeri-
feed, will continue that career when such con-
tiuuance involves the certainty Of utter deStitu.
ton: We regard this proclamation, this 1" dash
of the pen," as a very heavy dash against the
vitality Of the rebellion.
SeTeralwee are yet lcft for active operations
by the Union host before winter sets in. The
campaign, ere this, has opened on grand scale,
and the indications are that the fall campaign
will be short and terrific, but decisive. We trust
in Heaven that our hopes may be realizcd-tbat
victory upon victory may perch upon the Union
standards-that the gallant defenders Of our ma
tional honor and Of constitutional liberty may
triumph on every ield-that our much beloved
country msy, with the coming year, be restored
to peace and national harmony-the integrity Of
the Union be so maintained that it cannot here.
after be assailed-the Constitution respected in
all the States Of the American Republic, and its
time honored and glorious flag everywhere float
honortd and respected.
, 1862-10-23

! The most horrible fatal accident it has been
took place last Thursday evening. at Balch &
Webber's saw mill, about six miles from Stella.
COON. Messrs. S. 4. Hackett and Augustus
Balch had leased this mill for short period, a
few days previously, and were just getting fairly
started in what promised to be a profitable un-
dertaking, when, by an accident as unlocked for
as it was fatal, the earthly career of the first
named was sIddenly brought to a close. 1t seems
that, while the saw "a circular) was in motion,
the car, with a very heavy log upon il, got off
the track and Mr.. lIackett was in the act Of
prying it upon the track again, with lever,
when he was preCipitatcd against the saw, which
in an instant cut through bis arm, between the
elbow and shoulder, and passed thence obliqnely
into his body till it reached the backbone. The
saw would have severed the body Of Mr.. Ha l.
EFT completely in twO if one Of the employees had
not quickly seized and pulled him from under it.
The only words be uttered, after the accident,
were Boys, go fer the doctor" Some fifteen
or twenty minutes afterwards he expired His
remains were buried on Sunday last, in the grave.
yard near Olympia.
During his residence here, some two years or
more, Mr.. Hackctt bad won the respect and con
idence Of all with whom be came in contact.
His energy, industrious habits, and invariably
correct department were remarked by all and
secured him the friendship Of everybody. Being
therefore highly appreciated, his loss Is deeply
doplored. His young family, with the aged pa
rents Of bis WIFE, were on the eve Of leaving their
home in the East 20 rejoin him here, at last &C.
counts, and only awaited another letter from
him before doing So To them his loss is indeed
heavy may Heaven sustain them in their deep
atfliction. A letter has been addressed 10 them,
advising them Of his untimely death.
The Rebel Congress threaten that unless Pres.
dent Lincoln revoke his emancipation proclama.
tion, which they s,igmatze as an atrocious viola-
ton Of the usages Of civilized warfare, they will
hoist the black fag and wage war of extermi
nation. Let EN- exterminatc, and see who gels
tired Of the gau., first