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NNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY BEAUTl
~ fuI Bu'Iriog Lots contignons 20 the az

nNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY BEAUTI.
~ ful Bu'l'iog Lots contignons 20 the titi
"a hIChmoud, at Auction. -ss will sell upon the pre-
tuesday, day q April .nns a. clock
D. m besGtu Baeiag L1ts Ling east u ard su5us &c
Rchmoni. the from lith street - tie MehAIs
VILE Ta'npks fon p,ron OF VII n I'll re Is hae view
the C 7hs 'ale orp rtuny profitable
nHstneLt .el to pssoIs Ell lag is fcr tuld
poss ,
ttrng % rurthVe Tssctuly asked 10 veE IN
cpsrty bsore be day q sd, pat which nay be A.
me e sustt dssusI fe opery will be so
10 squares rios
TEIucneha fe.h the balance AZ SIX and ~ cnAr for
yctAbe nots, With inIrs.t add d, aud eiby i cd
M % Jas. NJ. TAYLOR SON. Au IT,
Asn-A Lot the $50 lots Button Hs,
aive tsed by - for Tuesday sh april Of Eve
REV u beautiful elevat and view Il hTosd ~
the end Of lth street. A'g OF c.Ar trfe OF s ro
IsAeigg lie TIrrp ing back 10 tprilE
bAnh Of water making very desirable sEg % o. mar
kst rden.
sp9- JIM &foS
Vfrcs1PoSEyTSr-In eorIequ o. tie o. sment wSaher
the will lake place MONDAY the lih install
commencing at 4 Q eleek, r. NJ.
Ep9-tds J. M. I. sON
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

RRzGs
Daily Paper, es PER EaaaR sclsW yearly, ssefY 80
In adran-e. Reaiaroes zAy os made NJ h o. 20
Rashsr al oassi syjsnes taken On Ne dspon q
iEissrin NE Posi once eOniaiai-s Hensy-
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The derdgned having purchased the inere Of ". AP
person, Of Apps Dupuy hopes By
personal .uian ami eonp-teut stats - :ri the ornr
patron 70 4 the hoase and the pub 10 eco rally.
POwdArkS DUPUY,
nhii-dlnY Gfads-ts In PAArmAsy,
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AJtoNr I ,oIUToN P; ov.DIsa EoR rHEPIYhENt To
MS JULIA TfLEa OF TaE AKRkARAaIs OF PAR IUs TO
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1aisss pessd hs NaasspI previously stssd upon es
tween ihe Partes- .-.,, -
nseocs u se sonuusd anti ordered su and paJsn
enacted Aecord,nsiy.
Ky ETsu.AA Au-zGs.sasFs-ro avoid any 1suueszzi1nas
aahe part0 the Annual Advertisers Il q proper to s.ae i'
lAAt tner prvbeSes on eElen 70 business ke-
Essate L Advertisements by then 70 be -
additional charge, aad no vs-iaucn-
ElAir and General Aceu5 AdveFe1ersn net 70 ee
Hssd ~ year bet 70 De ehged ~ The uTnAi rA saeeo
Euch Hfcoana thau be agreed upoa-
Bookseer yearly .ivvrse generally engaging o1s
Or cra Gpuares VIII pveSc oi chsnEe inah not on e
yearly Averas, In Neek, Insert more thAn ne A. arr
Tkr1 rs uner NE contract and s eHeee
RnR zach amount 70 Be ch1rged a. the usual rates.
Advs-tssrents Inserted Ia he sWeeSy Whg az is osn
psr square Of ns lea for me as ins'u sad so ceaS
psr saaA-s FOR each continuance or weekly, eeuil
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
TIyHE cops Ip Ape ssos DUPUY ssovsd
IL the Ist January. lS62.
An persons Iaoe6 ed requested to make inm.d'ti
claims against tas hrn reques TO
r W. Ape lsoN,
r. I. DUPUY.
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( OILS NOE. 40, ~, ~ Ano A6s IN 0rehsAs
pike, together with large fra ed Dwelling
thereon, .nd otb-r buildln. for sale n
the rsQn Of Mr. Jshn sledd, Wi ssll psb-
.uco1, tie Irsvf hLsDAf, tn ltI iph. 1874
oclok the f1l wing valusb ersa ets e. Via lots
- ~ and a. Or hsus tat, font pgether <ss co
West ue OF R,on street, rrn1rg sck about 30 " " D.,
Ons ranch, hsy Gs Ia frame duelh oseu
Sr lev lr Der OF oths build suit As
the Lg a7ss, Afo No &C. fro ting 100 f.st
the tide o. risd. ming bpk $50 feet 10 bee
t-eS, AIf ha froLtf OF et on st md ado pg
pr, pert ON Vim lie on forh and Mr. Ps Las
o. trs nth hi 10 . stv lu.ble builfrg ste
TEkHr.-oI ct Td ba years tsr
'gouabl. Oes interest syAbl annusry seeursi by uut
eed
The take, OF 1864 TO be : aid BY the pu esa,er
tyODDlN APPIseON. Aus.s
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AUCTION oALhn
FUTURE DAYs.
BY GoDDIN 4 ApPIaso :, IUor.,
DECRIvER,S sALx OF VALUABLE RRs L
II Estate In Henrico courIy. Iwa miles be.

DRCRIvER,S sALE OF VALUABLE RRsL
II Bstat. In Henrico courIy. wv. miles be.
low Richmond. on the New williamsb buFT
turnp ke.-By vitae o. decree d 'sD-I ,t'.utofvs
Jcnf ates Of lmeries 10 the osecft If,d,r V
aatss OF Amer assinst Uharl teJers squ,s
prop y OF Ls,is Tudos I,h proceed 10 s
In the oder aiyets a. Tde,d Ee IS
April, lss2, ~ o'cc',p m. The following vsu'l, "A es
s. viz Is The oo't'gs P.rm, abou ~ mile. bslov
&c msnJ sci lining t,e nGs u nr. 10 Ahd thns
Val MS conI4ning O. e'sty led ny ., TudIr.
IRE va liable tract Of Isad miles fr tehnont al
Ing BuRhes Tavrp cor Inins IS la5 1000 Bob Of
si WilD.mt bug " Ike, Ia
i'm Of tee unity. Al the tic IN. TiAs.
si ~ sold two hoTses and psrfona' Effects.
TKss the personal property. Ao the real estate
bsance eist teen orts boz Dc
osarns Lters. vi soed y aud title reaasd MI hs ass
Dsycent rsee.
IN. tar, for lss2 10 be paid By tie purchaser
apT b. ]. BROOKE, Reseivs-.
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sPHING oyEECOATS.
m sprav adapted approaching season. for
tU .asby BALDWIN WILLIAMS.
nbl2 ll6A lis Main s,-eet.
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In. QJI OEUroarELD RIrrEST oT LGHr AErIlLEs
Richmond, March n, 1854.
pARyICULARN NOTICE.

IIAvING ceased resolve substitutes In this battery We are
sirous e.isiag 81 inel en-: Atd etsb- young
atemen el, ranks None but such Is Will answer the
ID plIcn wil be received.
already In Camp Will report Themselves At the
lh and oAry Ereet iImsdiAey, other
wse hey be With, sestrers according to law
sTApLtTJN CRUTOHHlkLD,
wM X TAESER,
p,hS-;f CHLs 4. WORfHAM
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1hs Savannah correspondent OF the Rich
mosd tthig s4,s here are certain premonfto-
~ .;pns which clearly and unerri1gly herald
the soproach of the yellow fever. One is the
snnearsnce Of d certain fy, an insect that never
visits that region without being followed by
severe epidemic Il is known as the yellow
fever ~, and has made al unusually early ad
vent this ye.r in very large swarms. Again,
it has never failed TO be the case that the
poultry have been visited with an epidemic of
soms sort previous TO the appearance of the
yellow fevsr, aud the mortality was never
greater among the fowls than it has been for
tie last eight or ten days. Last year the South
escaped entirely this fearful seourss, but two
years of exemption are not to be anticipated
from anything we have heard Of In the his.
tory Of the past Under these circumstances,
it would seem the dictate OF prudence to re-
move from the Southern coast those of our
troops who have not been accimated, aud
transfer them to some region where they will
not De exposed TO an enemy more deadly than
the battle. Should the present Indications Of
a yellow fever season be realiz I'd the Yankees
will be entirely unable to pusb their Southern
incursions, or even TO hold the positions they
have occupied We ehall have au ally in this
pestilence more terrible than hundred thou
sand armed men an ally who does not stop
to ditch and trench, and only falls back when
he has no more victims TO pursue.
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into their hands: and whatever else they ac.
comphsh, they will never obtain thoss staples
for the control Of which they went to war.
This, at least, is in the power of the South,
aud this they may depend upon as certainly as
upon any future event. Tho prospect before
them is gloomy in the extreme. The crop new
on hand cannot be obtained and another year
,here will be no crop, fos the planters have al
mosa universally determined TO raise no more
cotton till the war is over. All the sirategy
of their Generals. and all their advantages OF
Numbers and of arms, are powerless against
this calamity, and, even we're the eonques' OF
the whole South possible, it could not eomPeh-
safe for the destruction of cotton, because IN
losing that, they lose ell for which they went
10 war
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could not have been In SuTday's fight, or
else be would o have fskat the question, ss
all their batteries insG day hal beea cHa,nrad

could not have been In Sutday's fight, or
else be would o. have fskat the question ss
all their batteries tnsG day hal b-ea chH,ured
by u..
The ge1a yir2ir.an th-a reTa1k9h 'hTt
Gen. varte- was great f--n Of hi. whom
be h"d krowh well n; vest POM, and NAT
be would like 10 s5od him b Jargis two h)t
es Il brandy Bari rak-r ted - cousd not
conveniently carry .ne tot-ia5.
Cen mCEous tae0 expressed ~ &c surpT, .
st ~ Ns"ufeg'Fd hsvst ai'rs = hIn o!--
k.,eh 10 = 9en. Brol., to-.r,t OF q tat, b i4z
tha' the latter raa in cprnTuTui.
Tn fn"g-~F Gsr U.H ret ne', Wa. Ns =,
NJ % 4 in for III ii Lieut. 1arri~ Bat ! 'ns-fi
tueii naa ab.'n' from his he. dqrTteFs, BAT
that n .4aDswer would b. SET 10 CUR tines w.
dsT II 1, -aI Iru95 thai evening.
H2virg learned rom D.. Huuhaugh, =
Eedrr j surgeon who ncenmpatisi llienten-
ART Harris, the rur port Of H. aistatcb, H.1-
to>H ssj5 that ne d'i 70. doub. bnt nat IN
tx2h,Lae cf yon.de! yrisoLsrs wplta -
hSr-ed r.. hu5 that pj! &rlnv hsu b1eosJ %cli
supplied vi IA atnnI:i mes and as>isUtrts
iar.nz the rec: htht, h. ns@r'r 9il cur
F"nhGcd hit pc recovered 1y Ir-el c2--
1hose tatr t43. L Il tas9n, ba faii, -ai i'tt2'
cip Ny bee. Eear - =. i4o,lis. r .duoIG, "r
cincinnati. to b. : er e rat. IL l.i=0oeEslJ
Harr's .heu Ic"k his '"rye
~ ths a.'ar 4o0 Il ly G = n ca frcai .0e =.
s'y. coysTiE9 IA Fsjeiai surgeon anc e.1e-
ot'i ers, .appcoacAed ca 'inn, ~j'h 'i"s i5Ee
pt. t, 20 a. hinos'a o. - - a'.As sfo,sS Tor
= receive i, Hut fss5d - .tou 20 t@e e
Ge"I5 ne grJisn,. ':.-. =. ns-.: tIoush Gst!-
iod, sapptie, OF - ".sl
.ifser .ba FEEDER Il FL ssfs It. o"o ~ orr
p.cse.s ioi,, i.le9t ;Ss-=3 u " ..:e r , G. %
uo, aut y hui 81, --'acT pscA-' hai o'Ast =. e.
III. ne salE-e ii Gue.. .,rJ.eCt'or o5
'he x, endea$ 0.ei :" irsuc -i'a : te.srt,
POI. ,tH:; Cut Ill" d Il .-t;cs .-t4-sAr ms &c:
: ,nleG"ri.5a : stetl ga . nLG 60 Il y 2
r d. escoC:. Ia u a., t',l'i-l .iJt OtoreS
sTi" a d d g.: ~, I".l' 80" 'nss"
OF pic % 4.ouos IN - ir ecrly, 'vnCD
mel" ctttc'rs, unc - ;ns rauGttty and y 3,t3-
i IN Of i: G, trhc0, c)uid, i. Sl,,a.I;n u
;lat all me cd c.5 ass /. ;A9 vvciH - ia
%. cover a.; - Vtt.-i4y. sHIs. Re
HI II fs,t re2uasd. Atd s"y4Il q Try enc p.
lad rHx'ons TO g. 5to1 Its pi1y thlt o"G
I'd sS OF /. -E31s tte Esat..! ny 20! t.
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Alison, the historian of the great French
wars, tells Us that in all the charges made, in
all the battles between the French and Eng
ish, from 1898 to 1915, from Toulcn to Water
loo inclusive, the bayonets never crossed but
on one occasion, viz: at the combat of Fuentes
dOnoro. In the Peninsula One sids or the
other be says, invariably gives way before the
weapons come in contact.
A report of the British Adjatant- General
was publi.hed few years ago, from which
we learn that the British army, 50 900 strong
fred a. the battle Of Vittoria 100000 musket
aud Tifs .hot They had large body of cav
airy, and l50 pieces of artillery. The cavalry,
the artillery, and the bayonet, were all in &C
tive requisition. The whos number OF French
kilied, wounded and prisoners, fell shor, Of
: 600
These are eignitcsnt facts. IN connection
with the pike. They show that there 10 not
half the danger from musket firing that raw
soldiers are apt TO imagine. They show. also,
that it is in the power Of pikemen, brave and
well disciplined to break the ranks of the in
fantry niue times out of ten,sby resolnte
charge from proper distance, and that they
will auffer comparatively very little from the
Fho, of the infantry in making is. Cromwell {
men used TO cut the pike in half when they
mounted parapet or stormed a breach, and
they were never known TO fail.
The lance is nothing more than the pike
used by horsemsn. II is one of the most for
nlidabs weapons ia the world, when thu:
used, and is superior to all others iu breaking
sq1ares of infantry. We wonder, in Virginia
where there are 80 many hne horses, ant
whore everybody Is good rider, it has no
| been brought into general use. 1t would rem
der great service, we have no doubt.
We hope the pike, at least, is In a fair way
| 10 be ssiimatsd At its proper valus.
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An Agreeable 5ebsliIsa.

fAsE rhsu Joarnals are never tired of
,ntAiEe the riiiculoU2 word, ret tsllion, ao If
hs eer.i be sueh thing as rebellion of a
Fsfslgl Sate against any other sovereign,
eahes gains a mere federal agent Of the
& vereignties Blt, passing by the ri
er Appropriateness of the term, they
Ghlt sTs to be congratulated in this, that
hye tae excitement and eclat of some
rbeil!ng sgainst them, without auy of
nssrs snd psrils which usually appertain
II condition. When there il a rebel
hf1gand, France, Germany, Italy, or
atsr country that we have ever heard
hssupsrlor power is generally in at leaa.
ID Psrl as the insurgents, who take good
hsI the game played by their master.
IN 0e, " heads ! win, tails you lose -
bsts frN rebellion" if il can be called
which tie rebels get Themselves up
Nrinspins, 10 be bowled down at such
sths de1tsrity of their assaiiants can
nfsh the feat Or, if not rebellion,
iwar, ss We suppose, between equally
Ragn and independent nations, then it is
in var and the first combat of any kind,
WIZ we ever heard IN which there were
6esaio Sivs hs well ss blows TO take.
Mene long wear hgs war, in it's most win
W'oFu, ragged upon Southern territory,
~ q this hour not single blow has
p1'k upon Northern sell, no, Southern
go fas been fred beyond Southern limits,
Mh he sound of hostile gun has bssn
usPon the Northern air. NJ. one North
ily has been driven from their homes,
Northern home stead given 10 the
noi one Northern acre desolated -
- We have borne-ws who only ask for
s~e who only desire to bs let alone; VT,
enending people OF the Sonth, are made
- =. this, and nsve- nee 10 strike back
- srnei i0v.4erc. y are playing the
~ ne frog, IA tn. lond, pelJed with
fy eTuel b2ys, and only 10 find safety in
X az bees we eea tue dangerous missiles
f1g is this more than child's play 20 be
- What good nae IL accomplished 2
etlf surerings softeaed the hearts of our
- Has cur forbearancs Inspired then,
kllimsDts of toleration On the con
p hss increased their hate aud ferocit,
They look lpon it, not as forbear
fcl n pusilianin'sy. II we had followed
at Msnnsa4a, oorned Washington Il
'und, and raiiying around our banns
froas men Of Maryl land, had poured oul
H'a, lssious ato Pennsylvania and Ohio
would by ,tis tine be ended, or a
"a ''e eneDys eapacity for mischief
g. Poaoe a ,.eace, and war Is war,
-A ms wars ws have ever hoard OF
- CO. sie i.sst deserves the name. |
.-'e 81 7s,:.e7s this fatal error, W.
1Ase g1sau.s effort to hurl bael
sA"nys country, In an irresistible
cue u sas calauitiss and evils Of wal
w ont long year he hse visited at hi
apon ouisslv..
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The Csstsn Ports.

| anticipated, the Herald and other
- journal sra in delirium of ecetasy
'~as'r7d aequisition Of frst-rate
y" 10 'hs'r triumph at Hsw Orleans
- 70 learn nothing from experience.
' sure OF opening 4 great sctton port
possessed Them selves CT Port
:, vac COTTON disappeared as rapidly
-. 4ssh'sd Tbs planters, with pa
/, .'n' sP.led tie torch TO 1t where.
| r.. - aanaef Of falling into their
s p issalt a, New Or,ean. will bs the
k,,a,, .i .'' h"'sl. aud In every other cot.
'A "a.sa The vsudsls have Invaded.
VIZ % essDsd. /, vii never MI
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,np>IN9.........MAT g, iso2.


A.Et el
3on T,r,rs observes that sueh
. .,h,ncstiou Of the Southern peo.
!. .hls If the Southern spirit Is up
1 a.4 resolved 10 have indepeu-
hs,,rd. This is the only point
80 tho T,rqfs appears 10 entertain
., sffar its knowledge of the
! -. .,hs II the Yankees IN the Weet.
/, 4. ,nest,an tn. spiri, and valor of the
s.a,n,e but 1t says shat it remains 10
.,s ss,ler they ars capable of making
Of property as may be required
bHshmeui Of their Independence
f6iak the occurrences Of the past
- tie most skeptical upon this
=. peog. of the South have not
- eric from any sacrifices dem anded
-. They have given their posses,
uG. osnse with a lavish generosity
L wec.ieu; in history, aud taey have
1. A.royed the staples Of IN cir soil
shes sere n danger Of falling into the
kaes enemy. Weare at i loss 10 know
kbete7 proofs they could give Of being
bo4k Moreover, Were they capable of
= tAEr country for The purpose of pre-
.sth property, that miserable resort
,yu5e sui selfish soul is no longer
L;-bae TIE enemy has left them no such
.av Universal eoufiscatIon is his evi-
Animation The war debt has Ia.
1dNs1cb 3 GO .ssl figure that the ex
Mlle taxes " hich would be wrupg
Ase ata would OF itself render value
.rsy mans possessions. The avowed
t.sos b lcy Of the Government is anoi her
sink d. the very yltats of SontheT IN
IL n, deprived of It's peculiar labor,
s.as9ronnd' OF the Son'h mast ineVl'ao'y
k~sWrtae.s.
,astE lon the score of interest alone. il is
e srrect taa' the spiyit of the South will
.nves qu.l TO ihs emergency, especially
hl. opinion Of all mankind, the coun-
II. nsver be conquered until our souls are
kurst1A-s subjugation which no earthly
m but ourselves can effect The Times,
i, sracis referred to, has spoken of the
,of ths American Revolution as an exam
A. sbejmposslbillty of e)nquering coun-
Hsxtenslye territory. II s.ys it was thi,
rsth.r than our armies, which eecursd
ksimats trilmph Of American indepen
However this may be, the TIMES, If
h,sniliar with the history of that strug-
sa be aware that the uucoDq1ecablo
shich it Justly spplsuis az essential to
awas pre-emiuently the spirit of the
Whilst slower 10 act than the North
beginning Of the war, and having Dc
Nef selfish interest for a separation, il
urped back after it had once laid it.
nthe plough, nor showed any signs ..
zsson OF exhaustion from the bsginnin.
n Of the contest. II was the lofty
mAnd heroic valoy of the South which
pthe American Revolution its stern and
k1nt spirit ofsndurancs that which refls.
ala couusel from de feat and which pluck
kAowefs Of hope from the very cavern of
4. Wa,hiugtor spoke the spirit Of the
kHogth when he declared that if beaten
kw lands be woald retire TO the noun
mdtasse rally around him the men who
Ia sa,ss tbs ble-t!ng country from the
" do rot bsll.ave that his native lant
dsrnerated
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- yAkKsE NlssILE -Ierutcges picked up
on -La Dat. j. flsid OF shiloh coseis.ed Ct HFe
nueGsaots k.pt .Jse.Asr Ia eoppes wire.
Gy-, in snacs ,.xe sas nssr vta's conts1nins
b IN op tuIc III -die,nes. NO a"' o. lae
ts a In aa IA Z II sao,a Les 4 .rx,t.. -
.i'ss m y aceouni ter tbs fncuranieneAs o.
naly a weund received by our soldiers a. the
las. bat sts.
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tJrIaar!y CT rce u :. savy, End a son o.. gall
laEt old Co,nmoiorr h-5 ssen appo;4;at
C0lo1el liz 'hs 10 81 isfite srny. and us-
signed - trs c1a1 1lnl.d cf an A laDAEu- are! d.
iuept c0rn pu.sci 81 she tsnains of tas g'orions
f9uFsa, ci A.anaS4as fame, and Il iIesn bat
taii-I. TA7 re- SiE,snt is stationed a. pens@'
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r.. =. J. wl,&4!s ocoa. "a grs4.n q taa
is. J. D lrla SiAsnt. uas tEx~n pt.tcr~r st
the battis OF shiloh,
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The Cold S.eel

IL is undeniable that this is the true and reli
able weapon of men ; that, In the language Of
the French General, "the bullet ia foolish; the
bayonat only is wise" We learn from gal
LIANT officer, who participated in the battle Of
CoriDth, that this fact was strikingy iliustra-
ed in that battle. So long as the contest was
confined to firing at long taw, he says the enemy
stood mp to their work with entire composurei
but when our men closed in upon them with the
deadly grapple Of steel, their firmness forsook
them and they fell back with amazing velocity
Our informant, . highly Intelligent and re.
spectacle gentleman, says that We took every
one of their batteries, by ceasinQ firing and
charging with the bsyonet We must not per.
mis the ensmy to worry Us out with his gun
merry At long distances, but bnug him =. once
at all hazards 70 the hand to hand encounter,
the true test of the metal Of tho brave and re-
liable arbiter of the issue Of battles
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Uy charles ID. Rases, formerly sptesan
ia ths u g. navy, died sacsauy N Athens.
0DoaGlA.
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a large company OF Cherokee warriors, from.
III" tnf1rtatnoGs rsg,1a NJ Horth DssoH,ss,
.nsye Hrrlytt a: kt.ugvl 3, senn- fntvr AVE-
lsyean enlisted In tha ipon sedera'e ss.Ntcs ~
Major Morgan,
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AFFAIRS NEAR CosIs1H,-Ths army CORES
nnndent nf tha Savannah RsunhLicau In q Iat.

pendent Of the Savannah Republican, In a let
ter dated April 18Th, says:
buell's progrc mme hes been completely up
set; ibis is evident. His army has Eot only
chosen ground and its own camps, but he has
beer forced 10 change front IN the face of an
active and WatchIui foe. The moral Effects
OF nis disaster are not los important 1t is
plain from ths letters picked mp on the fleld
that the Federal troops, though burstiag with
rri de and cor fdencs, are tired OF the war,
ard that The people a, home sympasnize with
them in bis feeling. They eel eyed as the
thai there would be but little hxhting, and
that they were only called UPON 10 engage In
= grand military promenade through tbs
SCUM. INTO what thin air has their DIRE ms
oisslpasedl The mea OF tie SOutt,West
nave met the men OF the Northwest
Aiab ma, Mississippi, Louisiana. Texas. ar
kansas and Tennessee have engaged Ohio
Indiana, Illinois. Michigan, 10 va. W,ausso;a
ard Wisconsin, Kentucky being divided On
ina ops side were superior umbers. armand
equipments; on the other, greater pluck and
determination NO one who witnessed the
bttt.s can question the courage ana f1s tin 2
qualities OF she men Of The Northwsst They
fought splendioly; and yet, :withstan ding
all their adv vantagos, they We're no match for
the men OF the SouthWost, VINO fought In
front of their own doors, and IN Aght OF their
wives and little ones. One Was the w-nton
invadcr; tbs other tbs d'spa' ate defender Of
hi : owa hear r.hstone.
IL Is not piopaole IN ~ tss enemy Will SeeX
beauregard for some days - come. 1tts re.
port,a that Gen. Haiieck, the COmmandar OF
the W ex,ern Department mas arrived at t}en
Grants headquarters, and will take the deid
In person he will probably seek TO mite ell
the forces on ths Mississippi and TsnHesses,
aud elsewhere in his department., before he
again assumes the offensive The next battle,
therefore, promises 70 Do the biood'est and
10 ost decisive OF the waT. Possibly we may
mad /, necessary to change our position, and
the enemy may even advance farther South;
bu: enough has trnnsptred 70 satisfy an in tei-
Iigsnt observer that the Federal CAM pAikn In
the southwes will sospe9 OF latar end in dts
Es.eY.
Meanwhile, Ws are NOT idle ourselves.
pr,c. AID an .UoYn have arrived here with
tLs,r troops, and are fa.t getting tnso position
20 meet the enemy. Ton TACT - eoubslsss
knoVa 20 the enemy, and has alrs dy been
public bed IN the New Orleans papers; other
wfss, .hoYld not have alluded 70 II.
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