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Cold KuCeS,
T.. S. RACN
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Scott's Cagail'y Regiment.

Scoft's Cagaily Regiment.
NEW ORh+ANS March %, 1862
Capt. kOSCltSCO r. HYAhS is authorized raise a
company OF Mounted Men, be attached my Regiment.
will supply arms snd all equipments except He will
report to me with his Company, Elk River Middle Tenne
see, or at Gen a. S. Johnston's Headquarters.
J. s. SCOTT,
Colonel First Regiment Louisiana Cavalry.
Under the above authorization raising Company.
Until mustered into se,yce, received will
at Blue Cane Plantat Black iver Caatoua
communications dressed there will be promptly
warded If left the enerals Office Orleans
or at No. 1913 Common street.
APPS 2p2,aw2w K. r. HYAMS.
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HALL OF QurNAN iopGE No IS F.. AND A. NJ. }
Corner ST. Charles and Per dido SITS.
Nat,

New Orleans, April a, lS52.
special communication of this Lodge will be held
Lodge ROOM Is MORNING. 10 O'clock FOR the purpose
of performing The last sad the remains of our
deceased Brother, JOHN KNIGHT, who died of wounds
received i'll defence Of his country the Battle Of sh oh
Members Of the Masonic Fraternity cordially
attend. By order Of
j. W. HOMAN, w II. P.T.
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Dis. OSGOuD's INDIA CIlULA GoGym
Gu

e ~ 's"e' 'nis ana reFer' Dumb AEue, Inter u1Istsn
~ D''''''' feEt''' LAYER complain !, Jaundlee, Bn-
lsrgement Of the Liver, Erlarrener, Of ,be
Spleen. and all various form. of
BILIOUS DISEASES,
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!SOlstH- western

South western
r. RESS COMP AT w
EXPRESS FOR "FoKEIGN NAIL MATTER" CON
Meeting AT TAMPICo, MEXICO, WITH THE
BRITISH STEAMERS.
This Company completed arrangements tho ptsmp,
and rapid transmission of MAIL MATTER
All Parts of the World!
Should Messenger any difficulty owing to the
present political In Mexico, prudent he vii
20 to Havana by
Tariff of Charges on Outward Letters.
Including Confederate Postage from this cy.)
Single Letters half ounce, Mexico 90
10 tnOa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. | W
10 United States l rs
Letters half ounce will charged in proportion
Open letters for the United States will be
ined by committee appointed by Major enerl Lowell
If approved by said committee they will be forward
not approved, they will be returned.
abroad be received through this Company
They enclosed veopcs and directed the
the South Western Express Company" Havana and the
postage that place be prepaid The express charges
Havana may be collected at destination.
this Express forwarded any part
destination being prepaid
by mail be enclosed with required
per tariff of South Express
pany, New Orleans.
For further information apply to Agents of the Southern
Express Company, in any part of the Contederacy.
J. J. MCKEEVER, President,
do 2ptr 96 Camp street, New Orleans La
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ENssszs0n's Cotton. Press.

OPPOSITE TIE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT.
We are prepared TO dray freight ts
shipment per jackson Railroad.
'.ls 9ntf WILLIAMS H. FASSMaN
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:Eaaa. Gapn, eGc.. at EVhcle=alas
aazEccenstany receiving sta CIT
Fur CasGserC, Fanhra Leghorn. Straw Palm 1ahf. aar
md Wool dLTs the oweat p:arkal pr;ces b.
FROST Il CO.,
igl3 2ph& Ro. IL Bagag,uo s;Tes5 Ecr.Cyisau.
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WRIGap's SOUTHERN INDIAN vWGEr
ABLE PILLS

ARE orFhKED TO TIE rEGrIE or raE
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA
PURE SIMPLE HARMLESS AND NATURAL ALTER.
TIVE AND BLOOD.PUEIFIEK
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NEW ORLEANS sc11oOL or mEp1oINn

Situated Common street. opposite tho Charity HOSPITAL
IheReSt rCouSe Of Lectures In this institution will uoln
nlenCe
Thursday, the 18th November, 1860,
and terminate in the latter par, of March, 1861.
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aHAL SCAEIUAM SCFKnaFps.
V A N d 4 V 4 E RS

VAN d Z We ER,s
INDICATED GIN, or GENUINE SCRgJDsU srgu,ppa
A pure article of Holland Gin
1 wholesome beverage, and invniunb}e FAMILY rt.1
CINE, particularly berescialiu An cact. of
DgsENTERY
-. DESPEPSIA,
DIARkHFA
RHEUMATISM.
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Esootss SSeasss gsaG BTOaasss,
AZ Wool ESALE

5anaiiols applied WITH prime ptchins BOOTS Eusss
SROiANS Woo. Mexican, Palm Leaf Btrav and anhy
3ATs, attheouest nsrk al prtoss, by
FRCET 4 CO.
80. 10 Magazine sts cot. New o.lssaa
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III EAI!FIi is MANS CHIHT Hl.sGasiyt;

Oh Happiness, how lar fue
From thy own paths in search OF thee
FROM Health. thy swu pure tonnt, strny
Nor God given instincts eer obey
Too proud from NATURES self o lear,,--
NhtiFo's own remedies spRrn."
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RHEuM ATIGh.
1Gur.
HCUT,
FEVERS,
etc., etc,
d by many of the aost er1!aerl II


etc., etc, otp.
ills highly recommended by many aost nh,s
clans throughout the States as excellent agreeable altar
alive, and admitted to etectualy NJ! o rar
Organs etc. and Is peculiarly adapted the use Of and
children.
Az other article been hat is ,ustlv erttiss n
the ofthe ~
Reai srkestsau scsnanps
public rsutisIed purchase no., INT .,e
rt.lad
VANDEVEER's MEDICAL TED GIN;
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tie Al sc n II TN HE Sch nnrps.
EHch bottle will hear he signature tht prepeor and NINA
clher is genuine without 1t.
For sails IN Now Orleans Wholesale retail Mt nrorr,ors
prices by
J. WRIGHT CO.,
II and l5l Uhafrres street.
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A EElGA i......, II !itsEGAi.."..n1E nGTAA,~
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Captain lsyrlc-s re.. 4 a9.e ffil Mr.. p
ter Coosrr. rs g'iessiis that i-s ai. sns,s Nsdi
zbs'a.ll isom sli.stias 81 III t-3 j 81 ls.
X ao~si sis You s..s. SD Tie p2.l'aia. I'd he
Esnfleiae: WHO @-ssSa "a h.sie sl.i.r..y b
ti.on.-.iI woali make k15.s4 s'. s. a..f.
Tie ilii5uius rcsslu,.s.s ~ s E.sr t,4ss
an.l adapted a. tie re-oiafii.:'s cI.i.e s,selk.
5sessfrel. That 5 We tcsrs visoiats
pr secaiio.. OF The present klr. tie ~ scEs..-
tive citizens of this city rsi ca.,iisle ci. e.
fniy t.s4 suppyft aireaily : irtn - H. Is flis-
rrsi,ssfO1s 81 lfsa.i sliii fsclslfe- tIi ,fe III
u tise SINE fiEae. inSzf 0 t.lL fa-iiilltat ss
the present adma.istrltlla 81 IL soIshh
rieiSe a.saost usaass..iif,ils 81 ve. IS - tt4-
sresS d. tie Cliit.3 >sAils- l.i<f Ih-s u4s4is
MOI wa,ed on tleif. - ~ af.y slilll oii sl.-
prcsSpis or for srv PURPOSE 0. ..l.fr.tro.s ~
o. lnierieTsu., va ia iiie n lifs and gft,ii~llI &
Iiisisfrti'ils u ine States. luz u L<fe8l z-ii
lalil;li.i Tie siDTest-y - tlIc liillsi if,-iuli
and 10 seserye.r.sc Jsi.6ss xitli AZ l... ,.sl-l-
Is. ef1-iiiy. AMI rigIIs 81 1iie stYei = = ATS
uiimiaAifed. AID t1t - soIin ~ .llsAe oh;t
arc .i.,oslI Fisiic.i iiie war Oh -|.- ~ etaSe
Ilsso-re.l Ina; The iivesi,-lisohs Us t,t-
gte-s a,.si the S;aie -. si1f.res. have ils-
closed tae exisience uf ielrfhi All n.rxi-ti-
pei caruPt0n ana cxt-lf 7tis-e- tllt T.. lsi's
THESE clprIn0as frauis be diIec .-ef tie uaaIe
c5unfry tglist H. involved tn|b1akr ri.tc1 asa
dis8olor; HAT ,ee would be t4i.lilts~ 10 tie,
pi iaeipiss 81 hosiesiy aa'i essii0-lyi "a tl<aii-
n.is.sifafoh % public ..tiai~ ii ~ ~ TOT X
p,se assi denoulcs ihcss xrDs-rs "a me
lHstry y rle great iH4ss-si o. ;it pc pie. ana
tia- ia the lam, page~of oar frienilk a. Nt|h
Jersey Nc so.eI9sf profess ayailisi tnlil reclk-
less extsasRs@ace AID inlantns siiecl.aris.tl-
Rssoirsa fEZt NE highb aptf6fe 81. a4d
c.seeatIily eaiosse. the ifniAl1l Ar, -nlsilis
4 slltlsiZ y. 6es.iir eI1ai f,lrlill ireseiftl y,
r.. si,iefsf l.suc1in ia iils iiteir.e& zitn tie
-t,liea,i Dese. sIfos. IA ii1s ;n1lrL 81 S-pieis-
her ..-sf llisisei We arc iiit language ol
f.ie Fre>tieni hlns-t -iii-t Tie ils ls IRE f1
ne necessary imperative. a-.dl mex ic,iIeisi.
AID inat -iso pos it-e god cln rtstlE ir0n tie
issuing Or sucii proci1IIIaiioI-''
Rsfotrea. That m the la-,suage Of he reris-
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NUMBER "a.

o' ne sia-nfek of tisis STATE. The writ Of
,.,.,stl 10. ls ne great b1itor of pcrsoaal
.'-.s ~ - ne 'i1-n- that ii in- E1-iali if
i.,,,l.e ca - ne .il;nfiesl inlirs1aai IN me
p ls {, sreetn-- tneazs - wei 70 release
'.'.l'ssi. lnr-sn cpra,4itfed ty ths kin- AZ
'',r - - .e Pt4is1 those u'ho un>on<litu-
- ,-iSsse afni. t1en Al tbs Repnbiican
-ii-.-- - s'Pl'4 r' ieAst bc. as edecinai 10
- t'e1- an Hi-.er-t-a ci.lz-ii rem arrest lroa
..iIe Sasi'.e'9a = inaerio of dlSicyd pr1c-
'ell. cseii hv lie highest oiTicsrs 5, -. -
,ii+' We noii ihai'ih privilege Of tbs w-ir or
1zn-aF ooT7ss csr only le srsl,eule br act
p pnn-sseS>. ard fhat Tie -cnes.so, or rhs
l.oa-ef ~ the Prefideslf 70 sasie,.l 4 ,.,Sr ID
sec del by The S'ipr-,re conrl-a d.,css,on -
nh.ci bosh Tie Pfessde-it and ourselves mast
yieli- p =
1'esoireI. That faiiafnl to 1-r own record
We reiiclr efr vc.rs ~ iora,rr Il lie r.,;,,r
i'la 'iie cni7s1ita-i,a 4i.1 sri ,i. &. - s-sr-
Sil'i'o i.rS tle si.il.s an ~ The Eorcslai-uf
- i''s +Al 9re-,.S4aief ocr,retn fi= co1St.tl-
iif T.. Siiis - tir l'cfpe % ihe C.ni..i >iarss
az. .''s r'slfs ho7 d q 'oser'si ming fose~ a..a
1i-S.,irsf. That IA the -no-ainatioa oi Se--
ii'iiiif anu ~ saisU11rt 5v the respective par
.Sf7 =" The State. ihe i7ee Is dss;ici.y a,1 chr
y drawn i'-ireeii those WHO bclieve ia tae
Se.si iiii,oii as = : al fic Unien Is u -.
sIi -e ratn s.hI. So 4 -,-r>r i,i7s,, - ;ll..,r
S,tt = t-cff tiiiS- fril - alil \ sier Cnicii
1s'.s''res. That NE reco-nrne.si 10 file eiec-
i,Ts - i.lis ~taic lile ticket isomiiaicd Al Al
s.i tug Sfoff.i i4at us election wil teal
60 c-,s extra,.;s fnce' and csrrHril3a a. pul,-
~ eifrers. siSt i.s n visor - the prosecution
/. 4 .-ie v.9. aud assure ihe pcSple ilaa. sAs
Z fisn 'aiir iae tos kfliriiot for Oiic;i ol- "a.
i'tse i.i'..9 sacri4ces sill I've IN al t.i-.r
uri-iHai sssor
F''.'s ; 'snio li.. i.ae ,..s,i islass f,- C5re--
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k~ozs iLIx- TE>s. ut 10. lss--
I7Nfi7r I,sfs IS r,s i,-sa.r e--rri,.'. - K,ar-
- siflr. = iiIcf-s1 -l1ri rl-l.irln ~ Il4ii-
- e. fr- tii-y - fraF-s -cl-ll-1ts 81
f,lr 1-r.ll. rsisrl - eal--, u1-Ia ccr1iG
EiIl- -.~y lie 1-rr1rf 10 - p-rr-1lcs -
80 /. ssrt-rli I1- tar nts-s-ri-
L-r.'iI ~. = -fr- 4rl l--r-1 I'd ~ y = Ca zsr
- ri "a - e n r. - t,c n--r-sl clai f.r say
,re t1tg ~ q rl ilrr p sol -tlI t1-flrt t--
strF1s l1f tirce r - 49, 11reFrr. rrona
&5- q "a ,-r -e<.-l p r4t-l crll->s a vera
D-rl- a.r-f,-r.F- u 5i.tkE IL Ilf. e. - A.
rc-l+--W ~ls.-- l.-c-TlIril< -er4is
Anfr' f1,'Et tlraFc--a4- - the--. ti-te -rills.
ant Jin-.1 - p.p-rs spy
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=
l. Ea-o sir Z q err nj c.,..-..,- 4. =,
i1tl-s "a le- Es- ~ 81 fs.a sl.-I-.e - 49,
-lsl. lef- ~. I a. rtt,Ir .cr1 80
III En.-.Il - ~ -. - ,.--,--.s,s -. !. a =
part o. fher du-s lI,' h..e r1sse -, 80 - ~
l.-4ce- Al >eI--r- 1lIln llrs ny Ard ura'a t,l-i-
ll-lr 4.--l fr..rr tte.r r.-n-ai-- urhs-r icar-.
xilr1 i.1rr Il - ,.i.-- - 1arr cd So
-1ta are t-.r --r< rr.ta x "a --s- r1ry
pat fr s-r ll-re i-nrlalrlF --..l ne - trcE-1 -
lr,ill- r-1Iers-
-If. l-a-iel s.Iditrs nr.t be ~-1sr-d = r-ru-f
3 BE- A. 49, ,e ~ e. u ar~s-e1 - p-r>i-- n4ls
= ID la~s ll'y riIl D. ai,o9e' - Ecls-a = t1sr
b91 = rtli1 s=eir Se-sict. .rr rrq 7@.-r.srs
=. D. 3LAkrs. Ilc-- t-l
.stls ~ s-7L nssr.ii--t sarr1ss-
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SO fRENAEsfl-

Nsfii afF-l ~ s--iie- i-f-l -uvils 7-r-i,r 80
- 4 --l --t ,. .ei--i- i,ls. rsE rsn- ra--y- -als
rit- re 49, rl-4 .t--.f l-frrt- a.
2 - ~ la-- J'il-- -fat -l=ie 4-1 So .,r-rr
-fi -ir- i- tarss rfrtrc g. .i-E ntli --snr
tt- ert-t = IA - ~ i1ase 1-s- I'- Tk- Tx-f as
-'1 (. - ~ 49, L-i..Ise- ILSL lC-k,sf- =
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The MEi4issirE.iaAa gIunls III the number 81
arms shlah have Falar into oilr IlaIis in the


his eftmatel may be litls over the mari,
IN some ITstaIlcef aud under Itin others, ~e
'hnk. yer tif approx su1les very lisal II
tiie cnrraqi fs5uEfs Making iaif die alla.ss5-
cos for ckSggeIafiun ana tie sszirr,is.ss,.,l.-
some oG THE guns eantayed by ~ va. my ,se
y say IhhF We ast TOW able 70 ann 5psC0
moro rccF.i,s with fae Ya4skeele,iiis fla. ~.
.seie sixty GaSs ago: ;iti; HAT Ne lave ,.F,,e
10 onr or5Ranee EelaetEr4nt atlslst on, 49,.
Of cannoE I94a 4Ee
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political "a ma, Of any mcrnb.-. ue ara bifv
ininilinS qur Obligations % Gil and The
Church IN thus guarding IT'S purity and ifife--
riU-
i true extract from The Minutes
J. " DieKrT. As-t sre,
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Tho cause II H.. Aieiito Nh Ia Wis-is.
iugtor IL that he i;say have ihf danr'Se1e r
,,alitd SUSTAINED ia Ilie q.sitisci "a the Aef-
riniao AID lie l.'.tlefis~ # ilrur. tut.
Bfieaairr tieneTal DeNens las beer DnFnir-
ru,ed ior Gaysnos ~ il:a kcpei licans16. Mas
eh uas ira
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ASornFH nirrEcrE4r II Eotisvrl.r.r..-t.i t.ieI

ASornFH niFfFcyE1r n .EE.ofisvrl-r.r- Lieut.
Gay .'wh9 Fetnrbe,sI from Ipuiks lid TO-DAY 81.
ports difficulty 4; lie Gal llonscl on s,1ni,
evening tttN .ci.5r Motion and t;e.,eT,,
Boyle. he iaticr n1ltle ~ ctiilvffsaiIsIs made
some whhlsalc rellaliEohs ispoI tl,ss coarasse n,
Indiana spfli4r4I tssvefor Mortot. preti9s,tly
took i. E .ias3d. i ter some waa sis had ,11ss.
retwecu iei tile IL ~ u, iiikulE ,;,1gtl,,.n
rePeaied be d.lsi4ihteIy ksats tIlltIis i.Gel-
ten. Mrfdck afhfsiro stdis.s.ti Ii,!,tarl ard a.
suned ile insiIlt slB III a. 6btea.br Morton
Vas cenc.red. Aid tsl1e. cen. ISJtie 10 ti,,it.r
stand iiiak lie ,yo= rcSpoilsib|.. kor iii Il.ts Il
the stdfJ3 ri tsay Heard Il drs tie street
y y E S'y1 Hsssps ss'ist y wPFill1- Lssft ae
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Provost Esi.S1kL.S erri5a
Ca 49,. 1-.-.- .. lssl.

l. Ill-r.-rrr .as uo;, Fsrt-.r -ratrs -. -. ..-s
WI ,.s y hs.i i.--s1l rs..rs r. n st.es "a ia
sti-rts 10 vili 7zss theta -lih III e-c -s--s--r
w 'fdsr = tEAS- ~. PsoES-
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DriXli fliiT aa.t.-f-i - - - -..,-.-..-l.
- srrri X - t,.,hf-.;--.-e ~s.t-s {, -. 4.
faf.rtry ~ ti.e var li ,s.I.si-. - : =,
r-sifE+l -l,l have fh IA rn.s--ss s-f., - -
rTItitr u ~ ter 81 f.,err.-i,--. -, n -,
rc-- F@.ift Il-1 fIr-c-t - r.t.te1 IA
frlF IaZ ~FANa<
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Rewars HI a ai.,sta ,sot.ll;1s .irces h.
aine r4sos but III ten sncli nebn,I,s; Il
ene rets,EIhni4 oIntlites.r3dt. Iflssv ~ n.
are tic..staiey those trhuack braiiis,ssIlc.t.'-
esat intFhse ives into the belieK fiI:.t
tis world h.a!aiirins tteit .-e..,,,
ilsat slseiH iIcsss sFc r,sfesa.,,tei bv
wonany ltiaoliuE / l,sh wi.o 4 a,,f.i~'I.',
by mere lr-sS. u kildceers..,a IN Eii,. n,,,,,.l
Is dear t All s,..... "A, III. -
him lls ssl1 - - : -'s
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lAs sr 4 iankfr llus..i'a-- ii-i,r-se Fraa-s-
a',,'lif ,"e i-iiaN fsif' 81 hii.i~i l.ii l-ri5s
- rn lre4ciiiiis iiis il-osIls.si. -.
/. 'iifus'ed - : st0;i Is tac irieA IS or
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-04-24
From the Fifty-Eifh PcnnsyI-
VaMia Regiment.

Correspondence of the Har. Telegraph.
CAMP DICK WHITE, EDIsTo ISLAND, S. c.
April 1862 Z
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that the rebels were short of provisions, it
was thought that instead of attacking
them, an attempt would be made to starve
them out. Fortifcations were building
at Newbern, in anticipation of an attack
by the rebels
The bombardment of Fort Wright, 20
miles above Memphis, still continues
On Thursday last the firing was very
heavy on both sides. Deserters say that
the batteries now mount forty guns, and
the rebels have sixty more which they
are putting rapidly into position. Gen.
Bragg Is in command of the rebels The
present high state of the river will pre-
vent any immediate cooperation Of our
land and water forces.
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viii attain the end which they so much
desire, is point which we do not care to
decide; but certain it is, that the course
pursued is one which cannot commend
itself to the right-thinking and patriotic
men of any party, because it necessarily
tends to cripple the Administration in the
great work of suppressing the rebellion
and preserving the Union and Constitution.
The outcries which have been raised
against ABRAHAM LINCOLN, false and
unfounded as they are, have done and are
doing great work for the bogus Confed-
eracy. JEFFERSON DAVIS is, no doubt,
as well pleased with the worthies in the
North who serve him in this way, as he
would be if they shouldered their mus
kets and fought under his banner.
But Se have no fears of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. lie will be sustained. IF he
were to rely upon the sscalled Democratic
party, as such, for that purpose, he might
be disappointed, We admit nevertheless,
good may come out of Nazareth, and even
that organization embraced many at the
last Presidential! election VINO now centre
their hopes in the man chosen by the
people to rule over them. If be would
rely upon the supporters of JOHN Q.
NC are s,re he would be
disappointed. But he may rely, and that
with entire confidence, upoa the Republi-
can party, whose champion he was, and
whose glorious representative he is The
greatest political organization in the coun-
try, it still retains its virtue and it is cur
pride and boast that not one Of its mem
bess has ever been knogu to syrlpathiae
vlth the internal treason which would
desolate our homes and destroy our gov
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less suggested by the triple traitor whose
name heads this article. It is clear that
the doublc-distillel devil was cognizant
| Of, and conniyed at, the barbarous and di-
abolical conduct Of the wretches under
| his command.
| 1t seems that the Union troops were
| located about three miles from the rivfr,
and their situation described a scmicircle.
in fair readiness for bold resistance, had
no covert measures been resorted to by
the enemy. The Federal pickets thrown
out as usual, and no one dreaming of an
attack from the Rebel forces, Gen GRANT,
the Union Commander, was at Savannah,
some miles distant
On Saturday evening before the battle,
tue Rebels contrived to learn the counter
sign OF the night, and used it to their
great advantage. They butchered num-
Der of Union pickets with their fearful
looking Mississippi knives; then gagged
some dozen of others, and hurried them
within their lines aud thus made rapid
headway towards the Union encampment.
The Rebels exchanged uniforms with
those whom they killed, performed mimic
guard, and just at daylight on Sunday
morning, the whole OF their force, num-
bering one hundred thousand men, silent.
ly crept almost into the Federal camp,
and Immediately opened terrific FIRE
upon about tortyfve thousand men who
were almost entirely unpre pared
So much for beginning. During the
engagement on Sunday, and after the
Union men had been compelled to retire
from the field, the Rebels stripped our
dead and wounded OF their clothes, lea
wing many Of them almost naked These
were substituted for their own, aud in
conjunction with the use OF some Ameri-
can flags, deceived our soldiers to such an
extent that the officers ordered them not
to fire.
Thus fight the Southern chivalry.-
These are the "men" who delight to
serve under the benevolent BRECKIH-
RIDGE, and the benevolent BREcHINnIDGE
is the barbarous brute who delights to
marshal these 'men," under the stars
and bars of the bogus Confederacy. Hale
fellows well met are these men and their |
leader
1t is strange, indeed, that such a wick
ed wretch as BRECKINRIDGE should have |
friends in the North. And yet it is evea
50. There are still few left in the 10y |
II States, who cherish his doctrines and |
secretly sympathize with his treason
These characters are too cowardly to en-
iorse his course publicly, and they are too
mean to repudiate it.
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1t is most deplorable and humiliating
fact, that the armed treason of the South
which seeks to ruin and destroy our
nationality, is daily receiving encourage
nient and support from many persons in
the North There are certain class of
men,-and they have their representatives
IN Congress, in the editorial chair, aud at
the street corner,-who make it point
to oppose and clamor against any and
every act and measure which our consti-
tutcd authorities may propose or employ
in relation tc the crisis. The opposition
to the Administration seems indeed to
have become systematic, and its every
movement is made the subject of the
seyerest criticism, Of the most wilful mis-
representation, and not unfrequently of
the meanest and most cowartiy abuse.
Doubtless there are many who have
unwittiugly lent themselves to this infa-
nous business, and who, if they did but
reflect properly upon the aid and comfort
which they are thus rendering to the en-
emy, would look with horror upon the
consequences that must ensue, and who
would pause in the bad career in which
they have already run too long. There
are others, however, who began and ale
persisting in the disreputabe work with
their eyes open. These are the old polit
ical hacks and fag-ends Of Democracy-an
unanointed pack whose motto is srule
or ruin whose patriotism consists only
in their desire to have their country sub.
serve their party, and their party, in turn,
to subserve their pockets. Finding that,
since the inauguration Of President LIN
COLIN, they cannot bask in the sunshine
Of government patronage, and slut them
selves with the spoils of office, they must
needs resort to the despicablc scheme of
open and avowed hostility to the Admin
Their rallying cry is: Incom-
potency, Extravaganza, Emancipation and. |
forsooth, AboIitionism Upon misrepre
sentations of this character, they hope to
gull the people to bring together the
shattered remnants of their party and to
regain the power which they so shamefully
abused, and which they SO righteously /
lost
Whether those who employ these means
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"EIAT RURGIARy"-Go Po

"FLAT BuRGLARY."-Governor Rec
tor, OF Arkansas, proposes, with all the
gravity of Dogberry, to fine every man
who expresses u doubt of the success of
the Rebel armies, and to treat as "felonv~
a second offence of that description ! 1t
appears that the privilege of utterine
the truth is not included among the
Preserved rights" Of which the Secession.
lists love to prate
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