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Three Photographs.

We have received from the publisher
T. Anthony. sol Broadway, New York
three hne Photographs, entitled "Hsi
Columbia" "The Neglected Picture
and Done Gone" The FIRST is a Negro
on dismounted cannon. which is his
torical in its associations. playing tn,
national air which gives name to th,
picture. The second is likeness Of
JEFF. Davis in q frame. with the glas,
broken over the eyes and shattered owe,
the whole plate. 1t lis significant in it,
surroundings and appearance. The
third is an mathematical representation
of Secession and its fruits, q head-stone
with the inscription. "Hic jace, Secssh. >
draped in = ragged and soiled rebel flag,
an empty demJon labeled ''old rye" q
pack of greasy cards. yellow covered
novel, Bowie knife etc. The pictures
must BE- seen to be appreciated. Look
ed at through q stereoscope they are
worth . visit to see. Carte dc visi,s
size Is cents each.
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Merchants Hotel.

We appreciated the superior eharac
ter OF this establishment on our return
from the east. Fol two days We had
taken things as We could find them
and We found all the way through Mis-
souri, bad cooking and lily prepared
food. II was real luxury 70 end the
light. sweet bread which LAxprs ALWAYS
furnishes for his table, and the other
good things VIII ich make his house SO
popular with guests. If you have been
travelling. if you have come out of the
wilderness. or if you go from u home
of luxury to the city. call a, the Mer-
chants. and you will find gentleman
iy host and clerk. who will do all tina,
is possible TO make you comfortable,
and the right sort of accommodations.
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The Legislature.

The attendance upon the sit,ings oil
this body is fair. A little more spin,
N its proceedings would add to the in
terest of the sessions. The discussion
of bills should be more general, which
We hope will be the case under the
new rule limiting members to two
speeches Of ten minutes each on the
same bill and evening. Those in the
habit of public speaking should be care
full not to SO monopolize the time Is to
prevent the less experienced from occu-
plying the floor. We know it is uatur-
al for those accustomed to debating to
catch the spirit of discussion and be
carried away with the desire to particle
pate. and the incentive to speak is al
most irresistible. But there is virtue
in resisting temptation. which should
be exercised on such occasions.
These remarks are not personal; they
are suggestive and advisory only. Ev-
cry member should take it upon him
self to do something to add to the in
teres, of the meetings. and none should
feel backward abou. making speeches
or offering bills aud resolutions.
We should he pleased to see . fuller
representation Of ladies out. Their
presence enlivens the scene, adds much
to the welfare of the body. and is every
way promotive of its prosperity. Be
there en- mass, ladies. on the next even
ing.
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The Sabbath School

Will meet At half-past two o'clock,
p NJ, at the n. E. Church on mex
Sunday, and thereafter during the win.
ter. instead of at 8, A. NJ, as hereto.
fore. This change is decidedly . good
one, rs the house will be warm in the
afternoon. SO that the scholars can be
comfortable, which was not the case
when they met in the morning.
A deeper interest should be taken 10
the school BY our citizens, and We hope
j: win be the case in future.
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On Thursday q couple of Indians
we're in town, said to be Pottawsita-
mics. Who Obtained some liquor and
while under its inf usnce. aggravated
by some white men, made such demon
STATIONS ~ induced their committal TO
Jail during the night. 1. is the gener-
al belief that they would have left in
peace if let alone. But the great fault
WIS committed BY the per.on who cold
them the liquor. If any one ought to
have gone 70 Jail it Was the dramseller
rather than the victims. If the liquor
was sold in town the thing should be
looked into. We are told there is q
Law imposing 6ne and imprisonment
for selling liquor 10 Indians. II SO. it
should be enforced in this instance. -
Liquor sellers are q curse to any coun-
try. Their avocation is everywhere
followed BY crime. disorder. confusion
and expense to the public.
We are tod grog-sbop has recent
'ly been opened in town. If there is
one it should be abated - . nuisance.
For the pitiful sum Of Eve or ten
cents. the miserable dramssller will give
. Wild man whisky to set his brain on
Ere. and possibly endanger the lives Of
peaceable citizens, women and hidren
possibly his own mother. wife or els
ter. Is there any use for q man who
will put life in the scales with = half
dime? We think not Let the law be
enforced. fall the penalty where it may.
We do not know who sold the Indi.
ans the liquor that brought them into
trouble. but have been told they bought
il in town. We would fain hope Tor
tbs credit of the place that this is a
mistake. We have no use for such =
place in this village. The Indians left
on Friday morning. When sober they
were quiet and peaesable.
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Among all our exchanges land they
embrace the Oest papers IN tho us'ion
-. nr;,. NON. h;gber than Moora's Ru
P 49, e
raj New Yorker. which is Justly styled
..L
s"o Ae"u'"S s"o AA'oes PoPussI TAAs
and FIRrsIDr JouRSAL in Americ. .
As hrst class Agrlculturrl, dOrtlcul-
C;,r
'"'s' ~"u a'y newspaper We "A'e
known il for the last fen years. and nj.
ways have regarded it rs one OF THE
If ;,s olsss avar rnhl;.h.d w.
-. "a -. ~ r.,,a-;. 60
.r-,.,eca.
.,I., p.,ir.,. .s o,,.....;,. -,
Ru.AL has long been the fav ,ri,e Agricu l,ura
. .In s =, ~ .n .s T.. ...'.,,
LII" a.,.n,,,s 5000 - ., Rel
49, ~, IA t'.,,i, LIN. '.r;c''I,u,s Hor,;cnI
,r,o A,ch;,. c,m,s Rpr.I Econ.mv Ednca,,on
A., "a 5000: T;,.r.,u1s. Gs,ers, New.
,v;,h v.~;on' ,,;no, dsn.,,men,s and ;n,lu ,,no
nmme,ons IIIm.rr.,;on. Tie Sketches' Nn,ic
Po.,rv Eniom.s he Ic-renderinr the nape,
ins.,vc,;v. snd En,.,,a;r;,o A. ,he va,;ous mem
hers of the F.m;Iv Circle
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r. Mas. Ans S. STEPHENS ia

~ MRs. Ans S. STEPnENs is en-.
gagged in writing history Of the exist.
ing war. the first volume Of which ID
completed and nov ready for the public.
II is written in the best style Of the tai
entsd authorizes, which is all that need
be said on this point. The illustrations
are new, lively and well executed. 1, is
q valuable work Sold only BY Agents.
The publishers wishes to get good
Agent in this region. See the advsr-
tisement in another column.
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H We direct attention TO the ad
vertisement Of Mr.. A. Kaizenstein in
another column. Mr.. K. is we'll posted
in The Book Binding business. has new
machinery and material throughout, OF
the lates, and best patterns and make.
end is prepared 10 do good work. Try
him.
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GoDRY's LAnY's Book for January
has ore Of the finest engravinss for q
Ti,le-page ever published in any msgs-
zine. Cooley is always ahead. Now is
the time 10 subscribe. Cooley and tho
Independent both . year 81. Come on!
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NOTICE.

Ii PERSONS are hereby torewarned against
"A purchasing . certain note OF hand, xecated
by the under, igned on or about The 18th day Of
April, 1862. in favor OF 5. B. Casebier, Tor the
sum Of T~enty five Dollars. payable in plaster
ing two months after date. Sal note was oh
tanned from me without consideration, and
will not pay the same.
lO9.sw So SO. WILLIAM A. JENKINS.
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Lowest Possible Rates.

Since Ieavenworth has become emphatically
THE CITY OF THE PLAINS and the only
nstaral point Of supply for the entire region
stretching West to the Rocky Mountains, il will
be my purpose to meet this vast amount Of trade
with 4 stock commensurate to It's magnitude, and
At prices that cannot tail to attract the attention
Of dealers
All dealers and BUYERS are invited to examine
my stock Of II HARDWARE At No. 81 II lware
Street, Leavenwor,h, Kansas, where the forme,
popular employees Of this establishment Me.srs
Root and itavens.( whose services have secuted
can At all times be found TO give them their at
tention.
P:S. Ny Insurance Agency will hereafter be
ia No. 81 Delaware Street.
1l3 tt
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AT A BARGAINi

THE undersigned offers for sale, a; very low
i figures, quarter section of Land, beautIf'i-
y situated in one Of the best portions Of Kansas,
good settle ment surrounds it, and two Stare
roads pass near BY it. There is no better upland
IN the State. JOHN w. DAY,
ly-3-n50. Real E=fats Agent.
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THE OLIVE STREET HOUSE,, St Louis,
is . new, nea, aud clean hotel. well kept
by experienced proprie,ors. Travellers
viii ind it good place 10 stop At.
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A Prctracted Nesting

Commenced in the n. E. Church in
this place on Thursday evening. 1t
will continue over Sabbath. and probably
during next week.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the County Board Of Jeffer-
son Counry nj the January Term, 1858, for a
change in the Oskalooec and Fairfield County
road from the northeast Corner OF the s L. OF
Section "a twenty tour, +. o. nine, X. tls)
eighteen to Uskaioosa as follows: SO as 10 run
from said northeast corner Of s. E. I. See "a
above named along the range line south about
6O chains, thence southeast about 60 chains TO
ioter,. ct the north and south line running thro'
,te center OF sections 80 and 81, T. O. II. 10,
th nee south along sal center line to the sou,h.
ives, corner OF the widow Bells farm on the NJ
3. sec. 81, T. 3. X. 10. hence in an esstsFy d.
rec,ion to intersect the Osawkes and Oskaioosa
county road Mt or near Slough Creek.
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9l@ @l q @e
coo 0On MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
OUJUNU TO SELL LLOYD'S NEW
STEEL PLATE COUNTY COI.ORED
4 Il \ :l Gse

COO OOO MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
OUUsUUW TO SELL LLOYDS NEW
STEEL PLATE COUNTY COIORED
Map Of the United States,
Canadas, and New Brunswick.
From recently surve, completed Aug 10. 1862;
cost SO 900 70 engrave II and one years time
Superior 10 any SO map ever made by Cotton
or Mitchell, and sells the low price OF so cts
$40, 900 names are engraved on this map.
II is no, only COUNTY Map, but il is also
County and Railroad Map
Every Railroad Station
and distance between.
Guarantee any woman or man Three to Five
Dollars Der day, and will take back all maps that
cannot be sold and refund the money
Send for One Dollars worth To try.
Printed instructions how TO canvass well, fur
nisl,ed TO all our agents .
WANrED-W hOesale Agents for our Maps in
every State, California, Canada, England France
ard Cuba A fortune may be made with q few
hundred dollars capital No Competitions.
1T LLOYD, No, 81 Broadway, n. Y.
The Wsr Department uses our Map Of Vir
xinia. Maryland and Pennsylvania, cost Sle0 :
900, In which is marked Antietam Creek, Snaps
burg, MoryiaBd nlgnts, WuuruisPHt EeIIy,
Rhorersville, hollands Ford, and all Others on the
Potomac. and other places in Maryland, Virgin
ia and Pennsylvania, or money refunded.
Lioyd's Typographical Map OF
kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and
ILLINOIS, is the only authority for Cen Buell.
and the War Department Money refunded 90
any one finding an error in Il. PRICE 50 cents,
From the Tribune. AYg. 2.
"I.LOYDS MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARY
LAND and PENNSYLVANIA This Map is
very laree its cost is bui 3 cents, and 1t Is tie
bet Which can Be purchased"
Lloyd's Great Map of the Mis-
SISSlPPI RIVER From Actual Surveys by
Cap,s, Bart and VIM. Bowen, Mississippi River
Pilots, Of St. Louis, Mo-, shows every mans
plantation and owners name from 81. Louis TO
the Gulf u Mexico-l $50 miles-every sard-bar.
island, iown, landing, and oil places 20 miles
back from thu river colonel in counties and
States. Price 81 IN sheets, 81 pocket form, and
50 SO on linen, with rollers. Ready Sept %.
Navy DKPARrnkxT. WASH. Sept II. 1852
IT. LLOYD .Sir: Send me your Map OF the
Mississippi River. with price per hundred copies.
Rear. Admiral Charles H. Davis commanding the
Mississippi squadron, 10 authorized To purchase
a. many ss are required for use Of that squadron.
GIDEON WELLES, Sec'y Of the Navy.
ll0-3w
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On All Taxes ur paid on he frss day oi Jann
airy, 1858, penalty OF ten fc, cu..wiii he added
). ; COOPER, Ire sarery C.
Treasursr's Office, Osksloosa, Jel. Co Kans,.
Oe,eb.r 18th. 1852.
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Photographic Materials
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

TIE Taxes of the present year will be due on
the 10th d~y OF November, 1867 In pursuance
Ut law, in such eases made aud provided, | will
visit the several townships OF the County, a, the
usual places OF voting for the purpose OF Receiv
ing Taxes, ON the foliOwing days: "a
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GTaSshOpper IIOnd1y = uesday, I'D . co.
From & after tine 18th. nj nv Otiise IN Osh aloosa
The following IS The amount q Tax charged
for the year 1862, for State, Sehooi. O. saiy and
Township purposes:
State Tx 50 cents on tbs loC Dollars .iG1tiua
State School Tax i0css. . g
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Attachment Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS In Justices Court,
before 5. A. Z, ffman
ro,. TT OF JErFERsOS \ Jus ice Of the Peace
tor kaw Township in
Robert Wright Said County
vs. Attachment
Thomas Wright, and Garnishmeat.
Thomas Wright will take notice that he was
sued by Robert Wright before the Shove named
ln.rice. for the sum of Sixty Dollars. due upon
IN account. and that said Justice. On the 2O,h
dav Of October. 1852, issued an order OF attach
msrt anj sarnishment against the cilattes and
,fFacts ~ said sicisndAnt, and that the cause is
s-t Tor final hearing on the 9th day OF Decem.
her. 1862, At ten o'closk, A. M.
Il53w $500. Z BERT WRIGHT.
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CASH PURCHASERS:
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR! z
200 Hogs'd N. o. Sugar, and
200 Bbls. Loaf Crushed
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 BIS. :. II. g. N. o. MOlasses,
100 Bis. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee;
1900 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
100 Pks. Mackcrel g. Herring /;
SO Coils Cordage;
100 Half BIS. S. G. Soda,
100 BxS Babbilt's Salaratus:
900 BIS. Yeast Powders:
800 Boxes Kaisins:
400 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
:s,W Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
1000 Bdls. Wrapping Paper:
100000 Segars.
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r. Hon. S. G. PoMEsoY has our
thanks for valuable Public Documents.
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The Best, Paper in the State
Fol iHE
FAMILY CIRCLE,

incIuninS III ageS uuu OccupauonD
TERMS:
copy year, $500
10 copies yesr, $500
Six months half these rates. In case Of clubs
the cash must be paid invariably in advance.
To persons unacquainted with our payer, We
will furnish il o.. trial four months for so cents
in advance.
Az an inducement 10 persons to subscribe now
We offer the following
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Nbsk1OW0 Evacuated.

fpf&Er- XOSkoOWo GvoC00ee0s
Il sns hundred thousand men behind the
nsse bsuidlhs Asld. works ever erected on
AAis sooti.sat cannot bold their position,
oAsss b shs rshsls' hops? They have enc.
us1eYssktows, and Esd in what il admit
1AleAs essiasisa. The Generals were not
a0as4ss'ths pslsy q svacuating the place,
sDtahs tssops usdsr Gen. hagrudsr are in
s,asse e,ss ssss'lioa-f've regiments having
Enthusiastically down their arms. '@2t''''
w. Ths rsAsls- have asd';to, Richmond, Of
ssahss = uowssd's Grove, i've miles from
Rish1eal, but may never reach there - ,
Assvy hscs q eavsiry. artillery and infantry
ere alssr them, and have overtaken thei,
Jsae gard. a strong bsce has also been
ssat u wstss up the York. River to IVES,
lsias, which u but thirty miles fson Rich.
1ssd. Il = believed our forces sessn %,
tAsss II lime 10 ebstruct the retreat 81 en-
sshsl,. aaA ~ whole. o. : large portion 9
~ as.g my ~ b ospssrsd. Mcclellan
49, soa6dsas 81 his ultimate suecess, snd
- II evn language. that ). VIII ''driv.
Aea - ~ vall." ~. .gs@s. - -, - - ss'.
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aAs.-Ths lLsndon ApssSss Il San
1s tAae Hss.sa lbs arrived in England
AASss Rarpess Of contss,ins with
u Hasa. IL championship OF .he world
hiD1ss1Ass aanssaosA TIA. the afFass will
- sasalRs& "irr.n sa.s.s AassalssSa,
Assa ) shallsa y ,he vio.or IL IL PAID
NJ =. SAssvsr = nay x vhish. 8,
g.sstAs sslDs ef.ths ps;ss hing. = MI
0ss>s,at - lssfis IL sAaap;sa bsa,.,
= N lpsaalilfsy d. nghta Yin sa~.ksl
= ssss = glaliissis szsse;s vhiseA NJ
9h Dsasal - aritisa q - sial
1ona1A al s.5 S. 10 ~ ss
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The Richmond Dispatch says The Con-
federate Government are not prepared to
yield Tennessee" Well, the quicker they
prepare for the event the better they will
feel about it,. As sure IS the bones Of
Andrew Jackson are buried, in Tennessee
soil, SO sure that soil can never bo wrested
from tho Union which Old Hickory loved :,
ACCOUNTS from the army of the .rel,el
General Price state that his force IS rapidly
dwindling away, and that tho portion that
remains with him is in rad condition tor
want Of supplies. Five thousand Missouri
ans have left him and ten regiments prom
ised him from Texas have not come along
The idea of his marching northward is con
sidered ridiculous. > So xes,4 =. ~a.nrs.$sS
"JAc1Nro" says he once courted Down
East gal and popped the question" to her.
She Immediately pitched her entire mass Of
lovely clay into bis wiliingsarms and answer
ed, Il want to know H'saneyen bet that
"Jacinto impaired the desired knowledge.
THE CAPITAL FREE. The President an
nounces that he has signed the bill abolish
ing slavery IN the District OF Columbia
How many slaves this will affect we know
not; but we know that the capital Of this
Republic is now free territory. Glory en-.
ough.-M2aoaukce iSeatt,,cL
CHARLESTON NExr,-Qur forces, arc 8, Ct
ing uncomfortably near Charlie ston, having
captured battery within twenty two miles
"f it. Its capture will not be long past
p0neh.-M ltO tukes Sentinel. y.,t.} y
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GOODHUE COUNTY f'A
DRUG 9ToE II.
MATHEK & CLARK.

7"Hu1esd1u ma TetalI 9dcalofss IN
D r u GS AND MEDIC1N Els.
PATS. OILS, GLASS, vARNmHEs,
Dye Stnfs, Hdir and Cloth Brushes,
PATENT MEDICINES. FANCY SOAP, RI
TOBACCO. SNUFF. 81
Perfumery, Red and " hite Lead, Zinc Paint &c .
90 RED " INC, Min, xeorA.
ni60 n4lve:1y
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q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,thst ths ..
turning loyalty u d. 1sonsssss .psspIl
night a6sa ssch Of tkAir relatives . sre,im
the coOtsderAse army. oae d The 6nt thing
bt1nfesard did. on assuming command,
wAs TO aend of his Tennessee regiments q
New Orleans, Pensseols, and osl,sr pisces o.
sl1e Cur shoTe-so IS 70 be % remote q
possible from ,'rsscfiosary iDf5uskcss''a :.
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I. WRIGHT, M. D.,

I. e. WRIGHT. M. D., fa
Having permanently located in Rod Wing,
would inform the citizens and vicinity that Ne
!. prepared to Practice mEDIc1NK. and do all
kinda Of SuRoxRx within the bounds Of hiS pro-
fession. Office ~sr,v >, a,...u.s,
|. CORNER BUSH AND MAIFe3TRHETI
next door q, B,nk. Il II, sarsasrsesss q
Office hours from TO 10 Il. II. and 10 .
.r.tLxs nl6o Is. ! .knNyeSpg
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go. - - ts-t-'s-fss .ssfst,,s-
s FOn Ancon.

B Il i welt known 10 oar rsa11s.s that For,
y ) aeon . siftnzte On Ethe coast ofA orth ca.
q M, It lisentrahes 81 Beaufort Harbor.-
It u considered enc 0: The strongest Of gu,
coast Notifications. Ito rstsntion 81 ID,
enemy Was serious hindsssnce to our eaus,
under Gen. burnside, inasmuch q Il com
maaded the entrance to the only harbor Q,
with saisty. That difficulty is new rsmov
ed, .aad swishsit the Gevern'asat issposssss
I'd sof its property. The. Fort WAS reduced
aiterss terrible bomhrdmsnt Of slsvsn hour,
during which time more than eleven thous
and shot and shells were fired. Col. Rod
man, Of tho Fourth Rhode I.l.nd Artiller,
Is now in command Of the Fort. 81;
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is Ours.
The Enemy 100000 Strong
Abandon their FOrtific ltiOMS.
Gaval'y and light AartiHery IN
hot Pursuit.
HARR1SoSBuRG. April %

Mcclellan Sends q Division up Yoril
River
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BY TELEGRAPH.
1MPoRrAN1T' FROM new MEXICO.
The Union Forces Form a juno
lion.
GEN. BANKS PUSHING FORWARD. =
The Governor OF North Carolina Ar
ss&t$i - Pr rested. F% tEF=t +
~. 1ne! Seige Of Fort Wzgl.t.
FORT MACON 50 Il RENDERED
800 PRISONERS TAKEN.
o"' Los. at rit,.bnreh Landing. u
KiEe1, Wounded and Missing Nealy
81. , ...zl ..:a.l3ll $4,000. .s"{ ....s
Down the Mississippi. 49,
TREMENDOUS FRESHET.
|Fown~ Unaer water.
DESTRUCTION OF COTTON.
|VnrI zfAvUn..~ Sc nu,,e,
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b. Norlh Carolina


This State was among The last to secsde,
and was then driven out BY the force Of cir
tbeing hemmed in and surround.
ed BY those that had already gone, and il
she had remained true to the Union, would
have received the force Of their blows
Many Of her political leader. were =eces
siorists, no doubt, but no people in the
South is more imbued with loyalty to the
Government than the people Of North Caro-
lima. Our army has been we'll received,
and, comparatively speaking, but little oppo
sition has been offered TO them. 1t is now
reported that the Governor has lately been
making arrangements to surrender the whole
State to the Union forces. There is no
doubt but that such is the case, for almost
the next rews We hear is that he has been
on account Of his Union sympathy.
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pr the sei1d Of Yorkt.....

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,asn'' n he se'so Of Yorktswaa
sThens i'm old chap in the Bsrdan Sh.,p.
sh6otsrs. fBown as 'old Seth" Heis ouif1
: character, and saa crack shot-sne &
the best inths regiment. HE .instru,.snts
q he TERMS it, Is ono Of the heaviest tels.
scopic rifles. The other night, 1t roll calf,
4'old Seth was nan ct. This uas son<.
What unusual, as the old chap vas always
PIP 70 time. "A Sergeant. vehf ri 10 Ihpner
Him ap. 10 being some hat slzasiuls TIT thf
old man had been hit. Alter nsfambslat-,
|irg arDund n the saidyyiSrniiSsaasnnfEYSxs nEH
fins. he heard s low .hsiloo. j aWVH1f
thefc = inquired The. Sc ffreatnst i -
responded Seth "and rys captured ~
cesh gun" Bring it in, )" said tha Safreabf.
Cant do it, exclaimed Seth.
It soon became apparent to the serre.nt
that ''Old Seth hsd;ths exact rs.neAr az one
# the efiemyts ginis;,, aaasla thsy could gsnsf
load It for fear Of beirg picked of bv him..
Again the old man sliouted-.Fetch - !
couple OF havtrsscks ii,lf 81 ffub. q this =
my gun. and the :cussed variants sinn;t16rs1
it sgin while the scrimmaees iasts.6 fhk
waa done, and the old patriot has kent spof
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