, 1862-03-03

!, ',at u. uic s,loge'c - noS 81 nope1e's ~
luz t'@:s 'nl'As' 'n'a II 10s oeen pre"y
!. sno" aaso 'a'a' 'ue con-
lece1a'es T. ha'e n0s tne &a'an1ase Ii the
'ntlislaun eAesuenee o. taelr troops N
ne .nntis apu'uaeol 'aelf popalahon,
nor N .ne mofe fesolatc determination Of
.lleli men,
Issen s.'' steamer that departs iron our
sn ~ VII oeaf aoanlonal evidence o1 tne
o1 Tue loyal cit'zens to suouoc Inc
''sloy;!' 70 restore the national autaori'y
o'el ait Inc ota'es' ana 70 preserve 70 'u-
'ufe senefauons tne 9fea. NepuoIlc' +
s.rx~1WWKN Avn m11D-srrtS.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Nfre York Ereai1q Post, saws:
Ono wealthy woman from Georgia, residing here,
anq az 1n eae aas ef ae sontb
1t seems 70 hdrsi that @ ths aowcr q Of The South,
.hoaid Be Eil!ed and captured by northern
geSs1nos ammops ea of tbe b'e3a s{Ifs
the Sorth; and the eIuelest feature Of the var te
northern .'mudsili'' must meet On The deadly
he.a a.. ci oa't'e: ,...
uo.'' ~ noul eeo4s - i' no1 alone ~ nes
sn sit eleaeo LIES pleu'y u nan,
"1'u "o.ttn WIZ nave sl,.n' :. ~ 1ne laSs !,lu
sen Ill oennts1 .nc uiSs1aee ~ VIZ
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nsA. ans. - tue e4e .n ~ tns
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~ - $500 :. -.
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"5 'el"~ ''a,t, W. - piaee III un, .
uI.rn ,:.u 1ocns *leu o1ne'1n o'p'assefeo
eenn " 4enee " -al,s ~ itont anu rear
s1eios'os no' on's .ne iall'!y mansion
ou. 1ne H'es's '..''1's 1nssefs ~ 'ne f1sn'
s'no n'sgge1s 10 tne lett no school house
near White society sparse and When found
roce anu onoes1raple Tue African dialect
nppe1most III speech African passions and
Pl'al'aloA n1anhe's lhe oane OF lie ano
'ne 1o4e ol soe1ety' no ASSOCIATIONS fo'
literary sceaals or sclennhc improve
ment; newspapers, and but few OF them
WHICH reflect the opinions Of the readers
a dearth OF books that the majority
o1 Northern mechanics could not endur'
Tor single year; a table which, in spite o
the loud boasts OF Southern hospitality ami
southern cheer, Is an evidence OF the in
grained pafbarlsm Which buys and sell
men ana WHIPS women, on which but litti
more uenca'e than rank bacon and cori
pone, with an occasional addition of mill
and moia*ses, can DC found. The out doc
lne corresponds with the inner barrenness
httic amusement aud, save IN the cut11n
a1io a1aS1nG o1 h1sse1s, out little industry
Inc llal'1efs son may h'iilt or ilsh Whe
driven 10 ehher W cnnm, Wuc
1dleness brings; put he more Goa
monty loafs with those who corrupt h]
haflts' or Il he works, lie goes to the fiel
win Inc dcoased creatures who like dca
"e'snt o1as n'h constantly nearer an
nearer 10 1he'1 leFel; ora"as and quarre
c1oine frequently In oafoafous personal e7
counters or III way s1le assasslnaslons' Il
Nn1Sh 'he Offenders are rarely punlslle
! III up no snua i:.l' o1 MS slhe; rehsle
f "nen Is cant anu ny loeIass' oecaose It sci
1n'o lac-lons oonuase inc Dreuren OF II
= cnuiea'' Ut "uich Is oais hceSns mcn'
eAe.'e'aen' WINCH no"ls 'looay WIN de
Fa't anu 'o1i'cAs III 'us' anu afinN to'mo
+ Io"; consiane eliolt 10 RAISE more cotto
= 1of tne purpcseo1 ouylhg more hGscfs, Al
c is ,hn result of the rn1inc amhition III,
S vhitb not4,inr cAn hc nor.. ;p,oh1e. ;, I;
d f,71 IF rr;ae naes;,, and ;a,,r,n,o
: uh;c1, is no 1,eantv-ihcse are t,,c con;
n tions- incidents and surroundings viii
n make the +plantcrs; sonsn will, rare r
il ceptiuns, in the Cotton States, what til
are. There arc cultivated and sencro
n men in Tie South but outside Of tho Bord
&C Slave States they are few; and under t
pressure Of Ignorance. as universal rs il
i,cn1ora11c are crrow;nc lcss. md vho
as in Kcn,nctE ,1arr1,n5 and y7;rn;n
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