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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-06

/ thing moro nor less than TO csrry q recommends
ton from blr. Slidell to 2lr. Davis - adopt some
step toward the emancipation Of slavery, 30 as
I TO secure tho recognition Of France recon-
mendsiiOn based on suggestions " hich some
pretend to come direct from the Emperor, but
which, perhaps, come no further than from II
De Pcrsigny. The article Of NJ De Ia Gueron-
Mere, Ia La France is regarded as a proof that
the French government had made overtures on
t1is subject, and that the departure of II. De
PoHgnac Is the commencement of the negotia-
tIon, You, Ia America, can j1dgeas well as we,
here, Wbat Will be the chances Of the success OF
such negotiation with the government of the
Southern COnftderacy.
The Patris, the ministerial journal, which
seems thus lar to have had the advance in indi-
eating the progress OF events in Mexico has lust
published an article which assumes also to lay
down a programme for tue government on this
question. This article confirms in detail all
lave written you lately on the change Of policy
ia Mexico, aud l only mention the subject again
N order to call your attention TO the fact that
particular stress is laid on the point that the
French, after radeeming theic military honor in !
Mexico, and obtaining satisfaction fol their !
gIlrt5 are going TO occupy themselves with the |
establishment or government whish shall form /
en uiiSufmouuta0e obstacle to the march of the !
United s aces, divided or not. toward the 18th |
ttlL-5 -l 4 3AiAili1 MS a8 nave NLHaNS E1l. I
You, WAS one Of the objects of the French it is |
inis article OF their programme, which, in their /
own views Of the case, places them IN a posi-
tion Of natural hostility TO the United States,
end j. is for this shat they are sending forces
into the Gulf far beyond tie needs of the ser
yice.
The speech Of the Emperor yesterday 70 Gen.
Concha, the new Spanish ambassador, produced
profound sensation here in poiitcsI circles,
anu If l an able to interpret rightly the senti-
nent OF the diplomatic corps, his excsllency
should have at once resigned and returned
lome. With almost any other nation, such
speech Woud have meant WARMTH Spain It
lmply meant menace ana q reproach, and as
uch viii fall upon tine proud Castilian race, as
IN insult of5red in the pIesence Of the whole
Torli. We will be curious to see whGs wiz
grew out of it.
The history Of General Scots xps3iiion TO
Mexico, by NJ Jouve, an ofisar Of the French
ltat-AlHjor, has just been republished here, and
8 attracting great deal Of attention in connec-
ion with the expedition of Gen. Forey
Dr. Doremus, of New York, has Just sold to |
ne French g0vsrnment, for q large sum of
loncy, his patent for the manufacture of gun
owdsr. Thorough experiments Of this Ro6dsr
ave been g.iug on for the last three months,
nder Jhe eye Of the Minister Of War and the :
inventor. MALAKOFF.
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EN- REvAEOHRl
BY PAUL Il. HAYxE

4 Ballad Of lhs Presszt Har-Fopsded on Faes.
remenber tAst once was human and pure
Then. loved eAes came to nv call
AHs dr.ensS that despite earths passion and rufit
GODS mercy was over Us all
But Tn human ne mOrsi There's blood. blosd, blso,
wherever my vision may fall;
Tbsfe'i blood the heArthssons blood IA tbs slrv
And blood on the temple wall
And NY brain Crews hot with tho burning thought
St my fair yo0ng daughter defled
OF hsr nstAss dsAhsd to earth and slain,
Al tAs struggled to shield her ehild
And my brain crews Get with the burning thought
That, EsAaelsd- bound, oppressed,
ss" Is al, with Z hand ut ny throat
And a afslon'a knee ny breast
Bow dis bear itf Hal hat 20 ask
The VHltursf that feed on the slsiu
From tie red ravines Of the wild s uthwest
Ie tie waves q ths Eastern main.
l. the lone morass where the panther and fox
ansrl ever their mauglsd prey.
n city and haullst field mountain and wood
Yea ever BY night and by Gay,
an tracking the asnds who murdered ny peace,
And 0'Srtskng them, one by one
Oh God bat whenever bring them 70 bay
Ask not u tls deed that IS done
Herai look On ny sabre tia coated with gore.
oL lse stlGAth Ncle slole0 su4 IsLt
But il shall not be sheathed while the Master Fiend
Lives yet unclaimed Of Hell.
That Devil who 'Whelmsd my daughters In shame
While msnscled. bouBd, oppressed
wTiihed with Q rufflsn hand at nv throat
And rufian knee On my breast
he msy eroush In ths darkest cave Of the earth
Yet I'll tsar him out from bis den,
And I'll feast ny eyes on the blood Of bis heart
Were he backed By thousand menI
I hen away, 30 ny doom wheresoeYer . " Hope"
Tke "fsrlOrnsst" speeds to ths strife
NJ breast 81 Il be barred 30 the f7s Rnd the steel
Tor I'm sick ts my soul Of life
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Y Some time in June or July we copied
paragraph from the Memphis APPEAL, stating
that 8 man by the name of Joseph Street. Of
Heurico county, Virginia, formerly a resident of
Mississippi, and an acquaintance of President
Davis, was found plotting the Yankees, and was
taken bssorC General Magruder asd Immediately
executed. Oseph Street, of Hanover county,
Virginia, 4 msrly of Mississippi, and an ac-
quaintance Of President Davis, was taken BY
tle Yankees and confined in Fortress Monroe.
and has lately been released on parole. He has
suffered severely in ths loss of property, but is
as loyal as any to the Coafederacy. This state
ment is made to correct any false idea as
respects Mr. Joseph f. Street. All papers
that copied the paragraph above alluded to will
please notice this Vlcks5urg IFhig.
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From the Knoxville Rsgstsrl
NEAR CUMBERLAND GAP, Aug. ., SIM
Nothing Of interest on our line to-day in front
O. the Gap, only the enemy are burning 70 al
the houses along their picket lines near Morris
town road. Why they are doing 50, it is hard
to tell, without it IS to keep Us from using
them, or to have them ous Of the way If they
attack Us.
Col Gallop, Of the 14Lh regiment Ksntucky
volunteers. came out this N lrning 70 our lines
under a Tag Of trucs. Hs brings the word -haE
two Of Col Birds companies attacked Col. B n
Aston and his body guard, of some thirty men,
IN Bapsist Gap yesterday, killing two OF CsPs-
1mitd's men, capturing Col. Aston and two
others Of Smiths company, and killing seven
horses. Gen. Stevenson received commUnICa-
ton from Col. Aston by the Tag Of HU5s. I
guess he will 6e exchanged soon.
Col GallOp reports Gen Smiths pickets On
the other side Of the mountain within fur miles
Cf the Gap. He says he was out with q hsg Of
truce at his lines day before yesterday. He was
out on the JscksonborO' road yesterday, slso,
with one. l think his plsa Is 10 fUd out our
strength on both sides, to pick place to slip or
fight out.
l think we will have warm times here IN q
day or so. The colonel says they have plenty
OF provisions to do them At she Gap except
medical stores, Especially old Bourbon Ny
opinion is that their provisions are getting
scarce. The sending out Of the scouting party
down the mountain to Baptist Gap, think, was
to see the prospect to march an army down Tho
mountain.
will write you again tO-mOrrsw, as 1 think
we viii have some news.
Yours, etc, EAST TENNESSEE.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE We delay further our
present issue to give hssty account of de-
structive fire. which occurred this Thursday
afternoon. While we write the immense gun
factory in the lower part of this city is being re-
duced t. ashes The fire originated in the dry
ing room, and before the workmen were aware
of it the roof of the building was a sheet of fame;
fortunately, all escaped without injury. Some
of the workuen, we learn, lsaped from the vim
dows Of the second story. The less will not be
far short Of $4,000 in machinery, unfinished
guns, etc, besides the total destruction of the
splendid new three and half story brick build
ing. TIE entire community sympsthizes with
the energetic and gentemanly but unfortunate
propriets-s The building belonged to our es-
teemed townsmsn, Mr.. John G. Eve. We are
not informed as TO whether there was any in
suranee on the building, We regret 10 learn
that Messrs. Dickson, Sadler and Nelson were
not insUred.-Rome (Ga. SOwherner,
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AmthnEEfhceEEanEaE-

- p CT -LAE lS, i.sa.. OF Be55sa, Is a candi.
- care io7 the otfoe % d strict Att1rnsg In thu
- lis e'pes-a C he counties Of II -psh Mzrshall
L1lase T. Fa1oln Sn1 DeSoto. His s5szrcs 10 a
1nly WI preren any paIssaaI ialess7urss with ID
Fete7s o. the ID s-cic.
Having hoseye-. d. charged tbs dates o. the sfaes
80 Ae---y yea, ~ j1d.ciEl zrp1rtuant (Eithoat
~ 50 2IE} ~ taae- RE hs5rty u refrriuF o. tbs
leet OF TIE 5srr throue tAs district for infsr
elon A. 70 how those dai-s vvsrs ps-fornec AID a.
= - Eeas-a qualifications ard ftnsss f7r ths ofss
rec Ptpiish5d Al t-e D-s.riot copy IN slee3isn.
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EAST TENNESSEE.
Destruction of tl,e Steamer EuaEaa and her
Cargo.

largo
We find the following in the Sa7annsh Re-
publican Of the lst:
The steamer Emma, Captain D A. Martin, Of
four hundred and six tons burtheu. and about
twelve months old, built in Chariestou, South
Carglina, and inte1ded for the Charleston and
Georgetown passenger and freight trade, was
destroyed By FIRE in the Savannah river early
Yesterday morning She had on board seven
hundred and ten bales Of compressed cotton,
valued at $50 600, and eight bales SEA island at
seven hundred and hfty dollars. She had Two
high-pressure engines Of three hundred horse
power, and with her cabin fEtUres, etc, cost
some $4,000.
A. ten o'clock on Saturday night she started
from her anchorage near Fort Jackson, aud pro-
ceeded on her way with favorable prospects OF
passing the Yankee blocksders. A. eleven
O'Clock, being uuder the command Of Captain
John Maxim, enc Of our pilots, she grounded On
Pumpkin Fiat, near Venus Point Her coal,
anchors, chains, and everything that could be
thrown overheard were Immediately disposed Of
in order to tighten her, but without avail A.
daylight she was high and dry on the hat, with
an ebb tide running out.
at being discovered that preparations were
makisg by the enemy at Fort Pulaski % send
force in bsrgss 70 capture her, and Captain Mar
tin seeing the imPOssibility Of rescUiug her, had
her nred IN diHerens parts OF tne SNIP ellsi .s-
curing the passengers, crew, and their effects in
boats. He stayed by her until the flames
seemed to have enveloped her, and then lefs for
the city. On the enemy seeing the smoke from
the burning vessel, they opened FIRE upon her
from Fort Pulaski al of their shots falling short
The river was soon swarming with their launch
es, and a chase was given by them to the boats
crew, which wss kept up, with 8 running FIRE
from their boat hOwitzers, as far as Augustins
creek. The Emma's passengers and crew sRe-
cesded, however, in reaching the city in safety"
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BWe see It suggested that the rs,aking OF
down-trodden, Butler-ridden New Orleans, bo
entrusted to the brilliant and dashing Besurs-
gard. A better selection could not be made than
the chivalrous BsaUregard, the hero Of Sumter.
Manassas, and Shiloh. He knows every road
and fOotpsth leading to the city, and is familiar
with every inch Of ground over which an army
would have to march. His popularity IS IN
bounded, and were be to strike, Louisiana would
rise en- rlasse TO aid him in rescuing the proud
crescent civ from the Yankee Phlistinss. An
army welded by the expert hand Of Besuregard,
we think, could take and retain New Orleans.
Ticksburg HhiR.
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ktTH1ReAs lstte's Of sdministrsI n on ths estate
" II Green Wood, deceased, we're grzutss 10 ths
uncersis ed On Monday, ths frst Cay cf Tie August
tern, 4 D, 1852 cf the Probas cor-t a VaIsbGshs
sou1ty, S-ate o. ssis-iEpi IL seins tae 4sh az of
Esd month, tbs Eoic1 Is therefore hsreby pivsa rs-
qEssug a pesOas having alma ysisst The ssss.s Of
said oeoeas 3D. 10 eEhss the and EaVn them re- -
ts1s1 IN tue All vTIa the time prescribed by
Law, Or t-ey WI. b. forever barred
SERESA WOOD,
ar3lia-fT afrir-isfrsfrir
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EIt is stated that when vasssl enters the
mouth of the Mississippi river with supplies for
New Orleans, General Butler sends 8 tow-bost
to tow it to the city at an enormous price. If
the captain refuses he sends bis brother, now a
merchant of New Orleans, to buy the cargo
upon which enormous profits are made. 50 tcs
mower of General Butler is turned into mer-
camille channel. He and Phelps are engaged IN
gigantic swindle as we'll AS establishing
republican despOtism over the South. They ara
engaged in legalizsd land piracy, and Federal
gunbOsts protect them in their robberies- Vlehf'
bffrg HIig
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Administratorla Notioe.

w ~ Fimund B. Perkins, deceased, granted
- se unsefsiensa on Monday she frst day Of tae j.
- a D Is52 ef ths PfO5ste court Of tie county
~ ysisbarhs Sac Ct MssissipPi, it being the TIA
sa 81 said ion b. ihir notice is thsref0rs hereby given
,7estire al persons having claims against he eftate
- s.ls deco as % exhibit tte snd have theE1
,.fred n the manner and within the tiue prescribed
y JOHN g. SMITH,
= o,9a-fsv-6g AdmiBistratcf.
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AUnERfNTRA FYK'S NOTlCE,

II AVLNG qualified as Administrator On 10 estate
II of the ists L. :. Grlows AZ January term Of
to Probate Cou-s, Hars1sl eoansy, hslilzipp' rs
81 fully request al persons Indebted tbs sad
tsre 20 call prOmpflT ne, NY rrs.den,s, in shelby
county, Tenu, twelve niles from Memphis CT hs p
gem EooE5 road a-d se. l.. LEose having slsils
agains siI esse viii present thea duy auth ntcated
for settlement. W 2. KYLE,
rr-=-F
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ADMINISTRATORS EaTICE.

Z ErTEE25 Of gdminis'rasn upOn tbs estate Of John
lL r. Cn-hman. lsss of Lafayetts lnty Mis- sEppL
decsas1 having granled ihs uEdetsE Ened tie
Apr term l352. = the Probate ot said coun'y
al persons tving claims aEsil.t the Of said de-
oessed hereby Boei 10 ezhiois the and have
fheR ress'ered the and VI hia fhe time pre-
Ecr5sd by lzyT, Il The same VIII be foreVe- barred
E q. sHITHER
oxford, Bliss, July u, 1852 Administrator.
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Fer Judge Of tha seventh Judicial
District.

TUE friends o. N.j4r A. ". DPSHAw CT E-a5sBslI
4 county Isis ip7', su2ouzcs his nams IS oAndi
60 lof s1ose cf tie seTenlh Jussl uisrict OF Il
e. p, eimros-e OF ths cCuu- es Of DeSSto Paaols
LatE, e.ta. Aa-saal and Tipzsh
q lor ipshzarz E-16r=l ara a. iE Impaired hEs ev4s
Fl-s oeo1Ire ossstd t-oG e1-oEure In oap 10 sush
an ezent as 70 c9psl % the opinion Of naadls-l
lzea 70 rsiir5 --ol ne sFay n a ss0rs time Nary II
feo7Fc-iizees fhizk HIN, this crlis sniraatlv
suited io- i1dc,sl staO- sad zasnd hla - Lhs
voters Cf the D.Esrict.
au-s-laEid Many CITIZENS.
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hgnfAtsTgArOk's kOTICE,

~ BEREAS letters of sdmiElstTa.ion tbs estate
w CT 4. .. HsCaiH, deesassj. e-ant-d 10 rhs
undsrgue5 q lhs April term A. D., lSs9 y fhs Pro
bste co1rt a Lafayette county, State Elts sriBB
this IS ther fore hereby givsn requesting al per
having cams zgsilst ire OF sa.d dseeased
eEalbir he sane and hsTs fhsm registered il The
manner and within tie tile prescribed By izr they
Mi b. forever barred. v. g MCCAIN
Z 1r71f-x rr.sn
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kAdT1lnIst Istratoy's Fsodce.

III HERBAS let err Of 5n o. the estate
W oi Bat >-i-h- deces=i, were sranlsd TO tas m
GERS Ee1 - Eo-cz zy- tie h-At d1y Of thB jay term
Z. y, 1879 oi tire Probze c-urt @ YzurbusAa eo1utv
eia- o. lls fspI it os9E tie d dag Of said Hopth
this Holes s ter5forg he eaT given rsq-esinF al psF
sens naTnZ ans against The o. Eai5 tsoezssd
tc e1hiair tte sBue and have them rssissrez il The
manner a1a within the tine prefched by lsp OF thsy
WlL Dc fereTer barred JOHN p SMITH,
sa91-7 e-F-- tF--s-gg+--..-
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ADMINISTRATIONS EATICF.

ITO all persons hsvisg els ms against the ss3ae cf
4 Nfchsef johnson. Ceces ssd: Lgr.e-E Of aimFiitra
Il n bavng bsen gcsutsd % TIE IN n7sraign.d b. ths
probate court Of 5oivar county Missss ppi, At ths
Nay tenn A. D 1888 notice is hereby given to al
1lerens Hsv NJ claims agsinst said esst3 - present
The zane ana lave them gs-ared Ia she manner, and
vhn tha ne pressrised b " aW or they viii Be f5r
ever barred aad al Prlns i1e5tsd 30 said esta'e aFS
hereby reoue ted 10 make -.rne1iste pHyuent.
JOHN II. SBANNOE,
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Fer DISIriCt Attorney o. the seventh
Fud:riqs district

TFFEE friends cf Cal. CAByIy MILLER. q Papols
a county, -lssssPpi sHnouacs his slns IS es-d.-
"a a. he enul1g Ost5bsr lection Tor DFtdst uor
ny composed Of shs ccun'iss OF Ds55ts, Panols La
taTst-s, sfsrshali ana Iip=sh
tf. hil'er E os vel -uo~n 20 tle clti-s7s Of thss
Ds ret 20 need rcoo-11sl1siIon- lis extensive pras
lte a. the bsr hs iong eE5ereles. his eekaolefged
shi y end t-eesz energy susc eut Fus-sntee y
al-I-' ar1 7Cta II Ny WATERS
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TaEEor,a Notice.

Z FAVE IN ths jau % ttis couatV EsGRC EOF,
{ T-Ls Gals his name DICK and says he belongs -
y Z. ky-rs. OF Attsiz county, HissisEippL- Dick Is
young sna likely, very black e.s Tbs i 70 nottJ the
1o--Yer vyhe-s lie can be found. J. II. JONES,
She iE and Jaior.
n-an 1a-arr panols csuatE. Elsd.E.EpL
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EJfIlIf4TRArUR's F0rICE,

TETHERaAS, letters Of a5niais ration on ~ estate
" cf Ro5e-t p. Gasis deceased. Uers grated &c
the Fnsd at he Auyusi term A. D. lsd2 - tie
Pr4bs.e Co1rt cf aGe5ussa county. State Of MsEis-
Eipp the 4ta u said mo1tht1s notes is therefore
hereby given rsaugE nE ali persons having claims
sganst ettGts Of said deces ed exhibit The sane
and hsve them registered IN She rra1uer a1d within She
fme pre- eri5sd b. law they vi be forever barred
AEGELiNE GATTIS
au2I 1lr6w Adm .rfvfr4trfr
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MISCELLANEOUS.
re EGE yTUCKEAES AND
TENNESSEEAEs.

= cfesaf Ai command o. ksnrucky Rene- r 70 bat
taloa or Teglufnt viii receive recruits sfpg'v n
= as - N 60 npsnes. Mr. J1ha Ribiason Il Hgllv
sPrings anf J1r1ss Rehsrrs r a. Ssas.obis are 81.
t1s-a :. receive recrui1s and forward ttsra 70 NV
seSit-aao. Tee OPERATORS Il ID coRman5 are EN-
ALea io tae present 20 West TeB-eses and Kennedy
" ". FAULRSER
eH-s-lItF Cant X 1r+uckH Rsnga-s
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IaTlor's Notice,

7 HAVE in the jail Of ttil county EE9Ro NAN,
,-bo se-v hs na,ns j. JII and that be belongs 10
Dick Pryr vho li7es fifteen r1les ifcm Trenton ARK
sa5 sb,1. Eve feet ten inches hight ThiI is 10
~ he owner where he csn be found
= ID JONES Sheriff ard Jaiier,
pauoia comfy Mics
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E The Yankees fired a good many shells IN
the direction Of Button on Saturday morn
ing, to the terror OF the cattle quietly grazing in
the pastures. At one time it was thought the
gunb0at would come within tho range Of Sc
cluded point, whsre a warm reception awaited
them; but, "bad luck to them" as ",sl in
gray remarked, they 'didn't como up, and so
the fun was postponed,-C Charleston Mercury,
Sept /,
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.JaUOr's Notice.

Z HAVE n the jail Of this comfy sn CID NEGRO
4 1rsN --ho eslis his nsme DICK, snd rays he be-
i-1g "a a Ilsry Frgift. who lives near Beuton Ms
I9lSt feuls 10 lie about hty fT5 years Of age. The
ogner esn fad him g. this place.
: Il JONES' Sheriff and JaFor,
pas1Gla oo-1tv Rgfsr
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE OF PENNsTLVANIA, !
Philadelphia, August Ii, 1862
Honorable William Il. Seward, Secretary of State
DEAR SIR: With some hesitation, I take the
liberty of inclosing to you three documents, viz
The ad 'ress of the Democratic State central
committee of this Ssate an address this day is
sued by myself as chairman, and the form of a
call for q great mass meeting about 10 be held
in this city
Allow me to say that the address of the COM
mi5tee has been much assaied by leading and
influential journals conducted by those who
claim to be your political friends The denun-
citation has been so decided as 30 pronounce it
reasonable Whistler or nOs il is reasonable
you can best determine if you read it. It is
lengthy, and may take up TOO much of your
time, but the address issued by myself this day
is comparatively short and as it states positions
sufficiently to determine the character of the
former, it will relieve you Of labor if you will
read the latter.
As the address Of the committee, as well as
that By myself as chairman arc both from my
own pen, l should bear the greater part of what
ever reproach should attach to their publica-
ton. Still, allow ne TO assure yau that they
contain the sentiments Of not less than three
hundred thousand Of the men of Pennsylvania,
and believe Of over one million of men in the
Central States OF New jersey, Pennsylvania,
New York, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. viii
add, too, that believe there is 10 other million
Of men in the whole country Of more devoted
patriotism aud loyalty.
viii add, toe, that believe this million of
men will, amid political changes, remain Patri-
otie and loysl. If you viii read one or both Of
the incloscd addresses, and if, in connection
with the facts have stated in regard to their
supporters, it will stimulate you or serve you in
A. 70 IN fha If
down the demon Of abolitonism, my sole OBJ
jet in addressing you this (perhaps prssump-
Euous) note shall be more than Abundsntly OBJ
taiEed. At all events, rest assured that | sd.
dress you with the profound respect due your
high personal and Official chsrssser.
Z, w. HUGHES.
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R.sTrief AFFarnrE-

W. E-s autEarized 20 Enr5uacs zhat yclo-el W \
w BRANTTET VII Be = candidate Lsr he osiea Of
sTiot Attorney IN the Tsuth Mississippi DistreA al
ths a-srf-r election
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- Esrnhnf.. -Errriro

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" olA-AANS as es1dds-s for he ofEcs OF Pro
osie 1Ee of Holmes county Mississippi at he eu.u-
tlg elserion in Oct be- rext T-n71 5s
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NAfANi I'D. A SUBSTITUTES 70 serve 10 the Vlses
- of = mzl1bzr of Van Dora's srlly. 20 when Lib
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AMERICAN AFFAIRS IN FRANCE.

TME MEDIATION qUzsrIo.v
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EMANCIPATION AND RECOGNITION
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orraspondencs Of The st. Paul Ploaser.1

The Indian Agents tho Cause OF Ihe
ETCZbio.
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TEEE INDIAN 0UTBREAK IN MIN
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GYaDhTc Picture n fis Great Scare Eli
Garner County.
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PARFXEsH an THE PRESENT con-
TEST.
Correspondent Belosen ds Chairman of the
Democratic State Central Committes Of Penn
sglraKia asd Secretary Se1oard.

From the Philadelphia Inquirerl
The following important correspondence be-
tween Francis ". Hughes. Esq, chirman Of the
Democratic State central committee, and Secre-
tsry Seward viii be read with interest