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The ITexicun DIGESTION.
ENGLAND NAY MEDIATE" IN FAVOR OF
FRANCE.

ENGLAND NAY MEDIATE" IN FAVOR OF
FRANCE.
Correspondence Of the London Telegraph
PARIS, JUNE 26th Il hear that England has
demanded explanatOn regarding the new
squadron which is to be organized in the Gulf
Of Mexico, and which is to be placed, as you are
aware, under the supreme command of Vice
Admiral JUrien de Ia Graviere Earl Russell
il is also ststed-and that believe on rood an
ttOlity-hss made, through Count de Flahauit,
verbal overtures to The French government in
case the latter wished TO emerge from the tx"
in which it finds itself with Tssgect TO Mexico
Our Foreign secretary is said 10 have offered
France The good Offices Of his government TO en-
cole it 10 obtain complete satisfaction.
Iae Imperial gOVernuont, am told, replied
through the French Ambassador, that It thanked
Eug.sBd Tor the proposal she had made but
that things had gone TOO far TO retreat. This
statement does net at eli tally with the version /
mentioned yesterday, that the Emperor, en-
lghtened by the Vice Admiral, Julien de Ia
G.avie1e, had resolved upon recalling his troops
on the trs5 decent opportunity. However that
uay be, the correspondence received both here
and at Madrid from Vera Cruz agree in stating
that GenerEl Almonts and Co. have LED General
de L0r-ncsz into the greatest error with respect
TO Tie state Of public opinion in the interior Of
the republic.
In lett.r written by one of the principal
citizens of Oriziba, l end the following passage:
TIE ambitious impatence Of Alm0nte, which
has not suffered him to await the vote Of the nG
ion, cut has imPelled him 70 usurp the supreme
power without the sanction Of any great a.
senbly more or less lawful, even ia form, or rep
rsan;irg. in feet. anything Of the true aspira-
tons OF The coUntry-that impatieace, / Tepe0r
add. d 20 the b1ssting and illusions insepsTable
from an exile. has pfecipitated events, and reu
deTed heuceleTth the solution Of the Mexi-
can question impossible" These remarks
coincide with letter addressed 10 a friend Of
mine hy a Spanish superior officer which statea
thss the advance movement Of General dc Lo
Teucsz was "a en- with view to effect juno
Gou with the ergsetousts who were said to be very
numerous. But that plan was thwarted by the
enemy and activity OF Juayez, who cencertra-
ted upon the ground menaced q body OF 1900
men, commanded by Ssrsgazas. The reacticu
s5s had either been beaten " hsd retired before
Cen SnsEoz4; consequently General de Loren
eez found himself on srriTiug st Puebla, de-
grived Of the support and corporation Of those
1ugn vs. IN be rscEOHad
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Headquarters, Department Of South
mississippi and Eat Louisiana,

EICEsBURG, June 2S. 1862.
Gen Van D n assumes commznd in person OF tbs
dsfe Sc Of VIeksburg and surrounding country. Gen
era NJ /. smith viii rensin in immediate charge Of the
orfense Of th- city, and will call upon the General Com
maudng for whatever force be may require from tine
time. lie viii keep him Informed Of hlz operations and
OF the movements Cf the enemy the river bs front
The General Commanding The troops in the field
(Ereckn-dge's corps viii make the deposition lre-jy
in. Gated by written iustug-Ons 20 him. and VIII be
ually ready for active service Z he prompt
mess Is essential TO success snd It is hoped that al viii
aetuated by The spirit resist TO The death, that
the tizens OF Neks5urE have sDifested by the willing
secrice Of their Pr perry.
Lieut. Col Ferguson is charged with observing the
movements of the enemy both fanks Of position
His cavalry should be vigilsnt energetic farl ard
UnriH Information must be conveyed promptly 60
thete beadq srters The Outpost under command Of
Gen CoUen is mpOrta;and d. Is expected that he viii
do all ID h.s power 20 guard Hes.s We'll The
post OF Col Miller
Couriers oud be kept al ali Headquarters TO con
Wv inforuat00 20 General Headquarters Col Tergu-
o. on vii detail tLem upon application.
Let IS be borne in mind Dy all that the army here is
d-fendng the plac- against CCrupstioR Thi- viii be
Done a al lsz rsgyel though tH beautiful AID de-
votel ci'y should be laid 81 ruins ana ssles
By order Of Nai1r-Gs-s-sl EaHi Van Dorm
81 So. EIaMEL-
jvl9 In Hsipr and a a. g..
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GEN. VAIN DORN's ADDRESS.

HEADQUARTERs DEPARTMENT S. Mss. & =. Ia,
YICESFURG, Ju'y 4, le02 )
TO TIE People OF Louisiana "a a Mississippi:
" OF will sec by General order O. TO- from these
4 Headquarters, that the District Commanders have
directed TO assemble together camps Of insrruc-
ton and 10 orgsuizsH be troops that De rosea In
this Department. They have also been directed "a ap
point the ecesry officers for that purpose, su5ec 10
The approval Of the President.
Tnesty appe ] 10 you to respond to tEeir call
The objeei is the defense of your homes as be ONES
brave people Se citizens Of Yieksburg have given
you su example OF whst heroic people may accom-
pli,h VII n "a y are truly patriotic and brave.
Victory once sits smiling in the folds & our OuE
dropping bauuershe enemy have been driven back in
Nirginia-h= has withdrawn his from Charleston
hsrb0r TO defend his ca II lis pUzzed what 90 do 10
North Mississippi and Tennessee, and is still bafed at
Yicksburg The river is mo- yet his One more effort
one more determined blow and we are tresl
(Sigae EARL VAN DORM
Official MajorGeuers
n. N KINsIEI- Major anl \. AG.
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MISCELLANEOUS
TO The PLANNERS OF MTssISsIPPT
AND LOUISIANA.
L0.S.g' .sGEECE:

JACKSON, July - 1sC2
tH directions from fhs Depsrrel, At Rich oad no
a &c s hereby Civ fhat su5scrib Of cotton sud
u2-eT 20 ne GSve-luert oan ara required 10 com
pir 1 uccis ely with hs tcrus their s-bscrip ion
th p, o. t1is .osi have el ND 10 al date
a. be optic Of The subsrgs6=r- be supsnson Of the
c'Heciion eng allowed by the Depsr -ment IN CouBs
qle1ca o. toe low prices OF pro5ucs snd desire 10 "a
ca ae The Interest OF b1-h tEC sub c-bsr aad Govern.
Ecaut.
Holders Of eotion dispose Of it pihe- 20 he
Governulenr Or private purcha FAIR and Full
PFC ara 70 - urR-d hat ScribeT viii perform tls
OIL gaicn Which j. upoI them y she ad0l tiou Of the
oae OF she other o. these alternatives 81 speedily pos
She.
ne bonds cf ths eo7era!aent are readily negotiable
a. ps- ctz7 iB:eTes fro h date Ct the trsnssc:in
ana Gre for sCE= Of soc $500 and 5000
II her w"s shy pati0I-m ia making Il VIII be ez
E-p-- Re 1set-sz fhs -uHscrI ton either By fciiius
H-- paying ovr th1 groosed-- Or ~ sr-sadering the
arc ufe 20 tie Govern enE AZ 2 "a vsluston
T. .sa who sevs not hitherto sUb,c-bsd, may row
Cf-. her cr1ps d the same n+uner
1-- Subscriber has es-ab--ei & rffse a TErkqoo
W-ers Dr. p sy 20 re-5e all bssrip ions IA Iaunsy
CT i7 oiaCa sn1 deliver the bond
h7re ps q red s's-e thsir Ioe1flsrs ard the
l)Ves rice ihsf vii be taken the planter to retain
the -urf dy Of she Sane.
iyA ssaF2w :. 2. DEB0W.
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L S. srEAMsR RICHMOND.

My DEAR AUNT: I am almost in tie dark
respecting afar at homo il is so long since I re-
ceived any letter. We have hesrd the mos. CON
Trajectory accognts respecting HcCl-l'an S me
say he was terribly whipped, others that ne has
been initiating the rebel msneuY-e of fallrg
back to better position. The general impression
here is that his successful evacuation amounted,
in plain words, to a desperate defeat Europe
may now interfere, and who will dare blame her
As it is improbable we will ascend
The river any higher, l expect soon 20 return to
the lively blue ocean waters, and, perhaps to lhe
protection of Nsw York haTbor
4 strange incident occurred to our feet on the
morning of the 18th July. About o'clock in
the morning, the rebel ram A. kansas was dis
covered approaching us, but we fancied our
selves so secure that we had laid for weeks
without fires, aud when it was wanted, not a
single vessel had steam enough to move. She
fired at us and we at her, with but little damage.
She returned under the gus of Vicksburg.-
This obliged Us to return to our old position be-
low the city, which we did the same night The
is thus placed between the two fleets,
and the rebels viii probably soon destroy her.
JOHNNIE.
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General Order No. 2.

HEADGRs DErr. OF MISS. & La
NICKSBURG, July 4, 1862
i HEREAFTER no passports viii be granted to per
Il 20 20 YCksbUrg except 10 those connect
ed With the army, or citizens who may have public
business with the army urgent pr vate E which
ru be satisfactory 70 the Provost Marshal All per
arriving in Vickshurg, required report nue
djafely TO Gen. M L Smith
IT Hereafter, persons residing in districts which
martial law hes been proclaimed who are not connected
with the army, viii not be permitted 20 wear military
clothing Of any description, pain OF Imprisonment or
fine.
III Provost sIarshas are strictly charged with the
enforcement OF this order.
By order Of Major General Earl Van Dom
n. n. EIMMEL,
fyTQlm Major and A A G.
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U. 8 S. RICHMOND.
nur nv Irrfru-=u n Toll las rl.s


w r. Cox, Chitonvile, Plymouth Co. Massae, uss1.s:
DEAR FATHER By Gods providence am
now able to pen you these few lines. Yesterday
morning the gunboats reported the ram Arksn-
sas to be at the mouth Of the Yazoo river, and
coming cut. Com. Davis sent up two rams and
the gGnboat Carondelet The Arkansas came
out, and run the Carondelet ashore, put q shot
through the ram Davis and spoilt her boilers,
completely disabling her, and put SIX or eight
shots through the wooden gunboats, and killed
and wounded twenty-five, and thsn came down
through the whole feet as leisUrely as though
there was not a Yankee within thousand miles
Sne fred at all the feet, but as there was not
spark of fire under our boilers, and ali the feet
the same way, she went down to Vieksburg,
and there was one mortar schooner (POrters)
ashore there The captain of the schooner blew
her up as soon as the ram hove in sight. at a
quarter 10 seven we got under weigh and with
the feet steamed down, engaging the batteries
as we went. TIE enemy did nos FIRE their Dig
guns Us fast SIS they did when we went up, ,butthey
did eVerlastingly put in with artillery and sharp
shooters, as our sides give evidence. We only
gotone cannon ball in our hull. 1t went through
the berth deck, and landed in a SOHss kettle iun
OF SOHSe. We had only two very slightly
wounded. The Hartford had three killed, one
of which was masters mate, aud nine wound
ed. She was astern of US. The city was on
fire before we got by, and burned till II o clock
this morning. The WinOna had to run ashore
to prevent sinking. The prize steamer Sumpter
(pIize to Davis) Wes the only one of Davis
fleet that came by. She is clad with L railroad
iron, and has two big guns. This morning 1t
rains like the devil. We can see the Arkansas
between the showers, laying under the land at
Vicksburg She was not to be seen last night,
twas so dark-by the time we got there we
could not fad her But we will have her yet,
if the rebels do not blow her up. She IS shot
proof, as our firing yesterday testlies We tired
q broadside of solid shot at her yesterday when
she was no farther eff than from the house to
the barn at homo. I have not had 3 letter from
home for over six weeks don't see through 1t.
| have written every mail, nearly, that has lett
wrote to Jo n " Gushing the other day L
should thiak it was about time for an answer
Give my love to all, and tell them to Wnte to
me. will close now. From WM
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, July 16, % O'clock
The rebel ram is, OF rather has been, in sight
all day and has been under way this afternoon.
We are expecting to see signals made every
minute to get under way. There has been
plsn under way all the afternoon, and been Tu-
mored that the fee. was to go up tonight, to tshe
the ram st all hazards. The dag oiHeer says
the ram must be destroyed, and II We can en-
tice her out from under the batteries, think we
can run her ashore or sink her. Give my love
TO all l write this not knowing whether L
shall see to-morrow's sun or not. Good bye
From your son,
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Notice.

Z = fs 1nstjsr Of tho IN ovcncy of the estate Of Jo
4 seph East En7 iccd Or resd ng aud hearing The
ieart 81 T. 7 Irner Admin trft OF tbs estate Of
Joseph Isud cecd q he insolvency Of said pstt
and sreurn 20 Is ordered b. the C0st n ~ said Ad
1iust-lfo m-ks Eu5 csfou 70 the heirs and dcviFee
and q SO ilferasted N sfii ettte for four con.
sec1,i7e weeks IN .hs Mamphis Weekly Appeal, = a
Der publish 4 n h trvn OF Greuasa 10 tbis State TO
c-me forss2 sHd sh cerse n any the- esn, = ty
said p1r Of insol7e oy should not il ali thugs b al
lc-es ID 60 f-ni-d snf ordered to record.
Issusd J1y 18th, Is ?.
J. r SAMPLE.
f-rnr.vEw f.lerl-
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EOTECE.

IN The matter ~ tee fcs a-ttere1t Of ihe esste Of
q tfstId. Price d>e'd- J. I s2cer Ed1.icistrator Of
the sa of laids P-ice. Cecesssl fhs dsy e ed au6
pres red his sccout OF to els and diEbu seent
b-Lalf 1f sai5 estate. AID we'd t1a Court r.
csi-e ard ailw tbs F6me dnsl sOcount Il hfs ar
minis s-irn Khersupou IN pUraus- .ce a. ths gts-ute
i IBIS behalf 81 is orce GO by The Court that sad Sd
EiniFrst1Y rive aoc5 of ire preseaiai0n of his 81
s-rou1t ~ pubH4stiau OF ih same - tie Appeal a
rlsuzsip p4r nu1h-d i1 tbs 7owa q Grenada IN tbis
aTa-e TO- succe vo weeks ID hat citation ~ ne
20 ne res h-rs Of faid s,ts 20 come forward ana
sh-w caa-e if any hey can Why d final account
sbou -e SLOWED I'D ordered 70 record
Issues July L q, 1862
J. F. SAMPLE.
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RUshWkF CAgGHF!

n 2Il r: ed to the jail OF PanOla county
"A ErthO BOY who Saws bis name q RANSOM
End 'hlt Dr. Nes0-g. TO Php H5oks Of Ti3ton county
Tenn Sad Neg ns~ay from his young master, K
W. Hooks a. tapH.a. re IS about twsn g-ave wears
Cd hair 1ng sHi th ? hsd rn Ersy unIform coat
i=su. ants snd 2 e bl, e isrkeL
J. II. JONES, Sheriff and Jsilcr
fy51aw3zs PsroIa court-- Ms
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sDNlhIsTRaTaR,s NOTICE..

7 EFT Of d. iui- ration upon the estate Of Tohu
j.. 2. C7 huan lat Of Lafayette itv, Nj ssipvi
Ce-a-et hav ng b. gran cd the de 81 ned at the
ApTl term l-t2, The Probate our OF said cOun
81 p-rsons Ving claims sg ! { the es ate ~si1 de-
4sod- re hereby she eyhibH the me and have
re rezs cred the ras1ner md W hin he sine RE
serlbrl by w., or he rsIns VIII be fors' e. barred
r. q. SMTTHER
Oxford, = 'ssi Jnly il5 l5j2. AcmiIstrzt9r
i.rs sw
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BY RCLANAHAN & DILL.
MILITARY ORDERS.
NseTEURl
HEADQUARTERS 2D DISTRl
NrlKsRr- Tnlv 2 1S.

VIcKsBU7G. July q 1862
NOTICE Is hereby gwen 20 al persons vho ere >ub.
~ iec the scti01 Of he C3pscriDt Act thai those
WIN v uutie vi.font Wailiag 90 be enrrilsa uu Ter
the law " u be slcwed 20 ,elec ther own conDas y
and regimen r tbei- Sts'e iron TN ns the seterJ
corps II hs Brigade composed Of the f5liowing reg
mems viz;
First Regiment Lousisns Arsnery-cOOnel G. 4
Fu'ler
siehth Battalion Loui iaas Arsins7y-Leut -Co'oael
". Pin Frev
Fourth f. giEnsnt Loplsisaa Volunteers Colonel II.
" Alien
Ssyeq,esn.h Regiment Loui4aaa vo.uu'eeIz-Col
r ich5rdson
Twsrty-sixth R'g.meat Louisiaaa Volunteen-cOl.
A DecloUss
Tveptygsvssth Regiment Louisiana vol1atesrz-
Col / D. AIsrkt
Twersy eighth Regiment Louisiaas volunls sers--co'
Alien Thomas
Third Regiment Mississippi Yoluateers-Col T A
Mellon.
SIKH Battalion Mississippi Volu1tssrs-Lleu,.
J. y. Balon-
Com any Of Ssppers md liiners-Cspt D. Winter
By command Of Brig.-Gen. N, L. SMITH
}. Il. GRaGES,
iv22 I'm A . f'era-als
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
MAILS!
POST OFFICE-GRENADA, MISS, :
Tr~,-z DftI 1850 (

POST OFFICE-GRENADA, MISS,
JUNE 24th, 1852.
DR0P0gALS VIII be rscsired II this ofice for cary
i Ing The rails on ihs following routes, for fslF
years. from sni af.sr ths drst day Of July next:
ROute 639. C9455.)
Fr-m Grans5a. b. Providence, Elssm Elz statelsnd.
Ca re-cta Oakley, BeIlefoEJsius sua Mount VISA 20
Ho1enlnd-H s. miles alI baeS once q week.
Lesve Grtnsda MOa7sy st A II. Arrivs st Eohsniin-
de5 sane day by 10 r.
Lsl-s H1heltin6ea Tn siaT st 6 A n Arrive at Gre
nsds same ds7 by 10 p r.
Route 043. C545G.)
From Greua6s 70 Troy G miles and back oHcs week
Leave -ensde Tlursssy At 6 A. y Arrive at Troy
So. e nay by An
Lsa7e Troy Tauze5ry q, T. Arrive At Grenaza
same day 6y P. D
2. Il HAEEIvS. ? p
tul4-lav8T Grenada Miss
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CFITED STATES saIF EICHs,OSD.
NIrE-RrRG ImIw I--L LEO

UNITED STATES SHIF hECEEGSE,
FiCEsBURG, July lsLh, 1862.
DEAR AUNT think I had better write 70
you while I have z chance, for if things con-
iHue Cs they are our ship gil never be fetched
home. The day before yesterday we were above
Vicksburg, in company with Davis feet, when
an iron cad boat came down on Us and succeed
ed in passing Us, aud get.iDg safe under the
guns Of the rebel batteries. We lost over 80
killed and 100 wounded. A good many Of TIE
men were killed by hot water, which she threw
cut of her ports while ne were trying 20 board
her. She is now lying within our sight and we
expect to have the JOB Of fetching hef out every
minute. Oar (FsTagut's) fleet came down,
passed the batteries the same evening, and we
had an awful engagement Of abOus IN hours
duration. Our commodore says wa must take
her from under tie rebel guns OF die in The a.
tempt, snd I believe # We 20 up re shall never
come down again without having cur snip 50
uddlsd as to render her uuft 70 come home /
again. l would give a hundred dollars to Be |
ont Of this river, and shall indeed be glad when |
l once more fetch up home, for L hsys learned d |
good lesson, and will never leave homo again.
If Tom bss gone taTough as much fighting as |
have, III bet ne is pretty well dged Ct il too
The rest is en- private matters.
Accept ths love Of
your sffeci0nsse nephew,
PHILLIP ER!Es.
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Administrator'g q Notice.

VFTHE2E As, letters ot sd1i1s;rat.. on the estate
" q t-h1 9-iT- 6Fcaasei, ara I'D 20 the 1n-
cars Fa-r the .l7 terra a. y. 1867 OF ha Probate
C0rrt ~ Esl-hu-ha ntv- ate Of Hisassic1i this
IL or sid u.h. BE notice Is there ere he-rby
ei-es q17-Li pe-s.Es having cai.E sgs5ust n
eE-ts cf Fs5 -lased GO EXHIBIT TIE same AID we
'hsE reg stored in he manner and vv;hin tie time pre-
Ec-i5el - law or thsy viii be 70 ever barred.
GEO W. ONLY
ivlf-T -wfw Adu .n;zrr.tor.
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Asministrator's Notice.

VI HERL s5- letters of admins rsticn or the e.tste
- OF H. y. F-i-es deceased, were rrsn-ed 20 the
under 'gned a. II J-ly tern, A d SOP OF the Pro
fat- Court cf Tal0bu-ls coulv Sta.s of -fsiss mi
tl- IN lsy If aid loDtb, tas uo.cs is Therefore
hereby Fivea requesting al Pc sous having claims
Glst tEe es.ts cf said 1eseased, exhibit the same
sa1 have them et RED Ia tie msnnsr AID VII bfn he
sine prescribed oy law or they vii be forever bred
MARTHA Pa RES
Adminis.rzrrir.
J. 3. FATRES
iy14 lsE6E Asri-is!- sto-.
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JkfLgRsS Notice.

N0-EITTbD 70 Cd jan # Pamela county Mss.s.
\, sigpl q EGRO IA ryl9 calls h. maze sIdON
g t7-- le Del g. 10 Eobe-- Eczsiy, Z Ecotuckv.
l-e 5usr-- 1-uI "a !. F.IDn near Hsieua Ar suzss
1ta st-7s 20 'e Eb-u. wsn y-sven yssrs o' Is y
black, Eve ceet ten niche III tEs scar over hig
eye and has tuz l7tie bezra
z. JONES, Shsr.f and EsTloT.
5g5 -ww- P-ro e roun-y Mss.
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RUYaEaYs ClTGnTI

(tHA"LE an TO g, be'oeginF 20 ". S. Ball Of
y surtl-, 3 e r. runaway from Lew Ei gs re p
Y glsE alton Cent a read UhErl-s Is a very
s. 1- f~r fset hl-b. large Wi ke-s thirty years
cd s15 ak Fem Is yellow, gIaRl goG'ee, and slut
ts-s while "a king.
J. n. gOvES- sbe-,f and Tag-r
ivI ts--fg~- pe-a1s rrrnfr AFfga
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GOV. MoRToN's PLEDGE.


Gov. Morton, on his recent visit to Washing
Ton, pledged " Honest Old Abe" IS coo more
volunteers from Indiana, if he would adopt a
eOercive policy toward the Confeder ate States
This pledge was made for the purpose of stir
fening the timber back Of the President, and to
induce hin to abandon the pacific policy an
nOunced by AIr Seward. The governor will
fDd it more easy to promise than to redeem his
pledges. The people Of Indiana do not intend
to engage in crusade against the South for
party purposes-to advance the schemes of the
abohtionist5 and protectionists of New England
and Pennsylvania. The Southern States have
not trespassed upon the rights Of the people of
Indiana, nor do they propose to do so.
The legislation of toe Confederate States is
not inimical to the interests of the northwest,
but in harmony herewith, while that of the
Black Repub lican Congress discriminates
against them. Gov. Mor.on's sympathies are
not with the people Of Indiana, but with the
sectional party ia the Eastern States, who pro-
pose to make the labor Of the people Of the
West tributary 10 the advancement Of its inter
ests-mere hewers Of wood and drawers of
water for the cotton Dabobs Of New England
and the iron masters Of Pennsylvania
But to Gov Morton's pledge. How soon
does be propose &, open his recruiting Office 2
VIII he head the 10000 volunteers he has
pledged from Indiana to engage in the butchery
Of the men, women and children Of the South
Of toe people Of the States who fought our battles
and defended our hearthstones when unable
alone to resist the foe
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IaIlnR,s EATlrE.

Et0--sETTED 20 trs fsG of pauo comfy. two NE
y GRO NE& vic say ter narnss are PHILIP a. d
slM AID that rH-v 10. s0 E~bprf hocus q Tsf-s-
ht's1i. u1tT A-i-s o-i- Bo b ere co. per c9lo75d
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