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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-09-24

The recent news from Maryland is every way
cheering, though somewhat mingled with gloomy
apprehensons of the fall Of many Of our gallant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

Patriotism of the Ladies
Edi,ora of tia Dispdtck

Patriotism of the Ladies.
To ne Ea'sors Of tho Dispatek
Please state In your papar that the la.
dies OF Williamsburg. Va, impressed with
the i'm portanee OF every effort to defend our
country have organized society for the pur :.
rrss Of building au iron. CLAD gunboas to aid
fn fS'rsc tng our coast from depre dation and
our capital from az attack by water. Their
efJrts, SO far, have bssn crowned with signal
success, and 1t is to be hoped that with like
enth usiasm, ,heir countrywomen throughout
the State will at once form 81 olilar socie ties
for the purpose Of obtaining funds for this
offset. which, # promptly undertaken and
actively carried ont. may Prove of iEcalcuIa-
bls benetis to oar Statsnod country.
by the energy, industry. and patriotism OF
the women OF Virginia. and the. IL fiusnce
they ean WELD over thoss VINO are abba IL
ccatribute 20 50 IaudabIe a design. a fund
may son be collected sut.cieut 20 place upon
our waters valuable silly OF the IN all clad
Virginia, the beat ds.sl ce ofcrr harbors and
rivers from the attacks of an ihsosopt enemy.
whose naval power has already inflicted
heavY bio ws upon oar COSTS.
Ths ladieso Of Williamsburg, thers fore, earn
est!y IL vits The CO. operation OF their sie tiers
throughout the State, and recommend the
Immediate sdoption OF ouch meaGs-as may
secure the desired result. Contributions from
societies or Individuals may be forwarded 10
ither Of the following ladies'
Itrs. Judge b. TUoklR, Mrs. ". ". TEsr,
" Re. SAusDBas, &c TBoa. AABLER,
" JAS. S1MPLE, '' q. ". CoLsxAE,
q DR.. WILLIAMsoS, CoRHBLIA JoFEs.
!sABgLLA SULLr,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

Thoughtless Conduct of Soldiers.
We publish the following letter from q
citizen df Hano yer, believing, a. We do, that
the evil will be remedied a. soon a. IA becomes
kuown 10 the authorities:
HAxovEs, March IS, 1852.
To Ae Edttors Of tie DsspateA:
Afaw weeks ago, when the cars would stop
the Virginia Central Railroad, the soldiers "a
board would get OH and catch negro men
and boys, and pull them towards the cars,
and In some instances, actually into them; 20
that the conductor had sometimes to inter.
pose This was regarded, however, as mere
mischief or fun. Bat about that time, b
young negro man Of mine, who seemed exhil
suddenly disappeared, and was not heard OF
for three weeks, when, after The lapse Of that
time, be was found by an oficer of the army
with Ill Arkansas regiment, at 0ordons-
vile, and sent down TO Hanover on the trnin
Hs reported that he had been pulled on lhe
train By - em, (willingly, no doubt and car.
Tied along with the regiment and that he
psrsoDs who carried him OF The negro said
they were GeoTetans, but the conductor, Capt.
Richardson. tod mo In the presence Of Ooi.
Fontaine, Prestdent Of this road, that they
were from Arkansas, and that the negro was
quartsred among them. He had on T. pair OF
pants, a cap, and pair If shoes Of some corn
pany uniform, which he satd were given him
count OF the sumptUo1s fare 10 which he
was treated. de hse again absconced, and Is
TO doubt making his way back. Many ne.
s.0ss have disappeared from our midss, and
possibly n Is revelation may furnish q clue to
their whereabouts A. DUKE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

In the great deficiency Of arms In the South.
ern States. it has been suggested that com.
pany Of each regiment, composed Of the mos,
powerful msn, might be armed not only with
pixies. resembling ships boarding pixies, bu,
hand grensdes, after the fashion Of the frs,
grsnadiers> Eaoh man could carry some hal.
dozen Of these formidable shells aud hurled
by strong arms into an advancing body Of
horsemen, they would scatter to the four winds
any body OF cavalry that ever took the field
Is will be remembered tha. the famous grena
diers Of tho great Frederick fis: used the
hand grenade, the term Rrsnadiers being de-.
rived from their employment Of that missile
The suggestion strikes us as valuable one, ana
we hope i. will not be overlooked
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

The late attempt of Captain John Morgan
TO capture Federal General has been heard
OF a. the North, and the Louisville jour sel
makes The following a'iusion to the ciscum.
stance;
cit is said that an attempt was made near
Lebanon, tennessee, few days ago. by Mcr.
gaa's cavalry, to capturs 0anerai Buell. and
Two or three members Of his stsn. The story
goes that Gen eral Buell. waa on horseback, an
az he approached t0l).ghte the keeper warned
him Of the Close proximity Of the rebel cav
airy snbss quentiy the cavalry approached
the gate, after General Buell. and his STAFF
had retired charged the Keeper or the gate
with disclosing their plans 10 General Bnsll,
and then killed him."
To this the Atlantis Csafsteracy adds:
We are In possession Of iSsormAtlou t1at
tue Yankee General was invited BY Union
man. some distance from nash viile, TO come
out and dine with him; that Morgan, BY q
contrfyancs OF hts own. which nobody else
couid have copcocted, was m ade acquainted
with the fact OF the invita- .ton being ex tended,
ana CT Ms acceptance, aud WAS, with his
men, posted at point where he would have
oaGged him and his staR, but for this g,ts-
keeper, who knew Morgan. and proved 70 b
q traitor TO hts country. The swifs iadg-
msnt visltxd upon him by Morgan for his srrea.
son was righteous one.
MorGan 70 q trump. He has wayof mud.
ing ont tnfag6 which no one bat himself, or
one equally fertile IN resources and ache d, e. .
could inysnt. he knows ail the movsme enfs
night and where thsy intsEd to go.next day.
We dOsbt II the world contains his sapertos
In thte 3iao He 10 certainly The MaYSon st
this Var We fear NJ viii b made 8 0ena.
raj o1 some o. tlees dsys, aad shsreby his
usssuilfss Es pat to Ga efid
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our aelds devastated. onr cities burnt, our wo.
men subiscted 10 every manner Of eusrase, our
silers of the earth siaag ghtered in the fields By
the 'housands--And betske ourselves TO scythes,
pi'ohfcrks clubs. pixies, and such other weap.
ons Of rursl warfare For 10 such u eondi.
ton must we he reduced before we can re-
semitic La vendee, which, after all, was con.
ausfed. and became as quiet a. any depart
ment of the Republic or Empire We must
for the present, 1t is true, act on the defensive;
but * We strike blow, we must derive some
benefit from the vis.ory. We mus. abandon,
In word the system which has brcugh. rs TO
The verge OF ruin.
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By RfCAARD CAJTGORN, ..2tif
AR9E AND ATTRAUrIvE SALE OF

u DIZZY GOODS, CLOTdIN4. SHOES,
&C, AT AUCrlON.-From my feeble isa It'll,
being anable % attend to my business have
determined 10 close out at auc ton my entire
stock, consisting In part, Of Dry q oods. Eng.
lish and Fcench Prints, dlpacas, Cassimerss,
ves.ings, flannels, Linen, Uamhrtcs. Mouse
laines, Ticking, &c.; OF Hosiery, "A large as
sort,nent Of WOODEN and Cotton, OF all kinds;
Of Gleihipg &, fms Uio;t and Gessimere Froca
Coats, CnsssXnere snd othsr Pants. Marsejlies
ana sax Tfx.s; CT Shirts, fire l.ip en- Bosom,
Undsish shirts AMI Drawers; g. large yar.e'y Of
Shoes, hns Caif-Skin Hoo - and So ors, heavy
Bfoeans, ladies' Sho+s aud slippers.
Also, Trimmings, 9attons, Thread, Fins,
&cs
The sale will be for cash, Ia banksble
m oney, and will raks place or MONDAY,
Sist inst, ct 10 o'clock, atmy stc;e, on Frank
lin street L. LIOHENSrElN.
Sale conducted by X UAUrzoss, Auctr.
NH ~ asa
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~ SOUTHERN PhUTko11ON INSiI.
~ KANUE COMPANY AT a iing OF
the Directors os the SOUTHERN PHCTEC.
Tl0N Insurance. COMPANY, hell II 'E'eis-
Moud OH the 20to Of Fsaruary, la parsuAncs u &
eesOiussen Of the 0eD.rd Assembly. soa foslowins
proceedings were bad: sas as".
Rssoicsd ~ 1As Dtrsecsors, Thst DE ofios si tbs
saiG psny shsIl for II preseutsts sGtsb'!shsd
st tbs city Of Richmond. nA
That the sevessl agents Of the company tu re
guessed 70 ecumunics.s with the Pfesident HEN.
RY W. THOMAS, Esq., IN rsf.fence to the 5ust
ness of the company, and thAt<hsy rs0ais 10 the
President the aznouot OF their several habtsaesA'
far a. practicable. tifa
kesoasel, That notwithstanding the oecupan<,
OF Alex andria ny the enemy ,ha Directors ha.s NJ
bssisatior Ia expressing thelr entire coEdecce IN
the eelvency Of the compsey, sId ~ ability 10
meet its sneagsmeuts, and to kssurs the parties
insured IL ga teompAny OF tne.r helief In the shtl
ity TO hussain me Oompsny upon ts original basis.
and 10 redeem its lsoiiitiea.
That the Pros cent be required to tssue notices
10 Ill person. insured by the company who msy
have sussansd losses from IRE. communicate the
10 tie President With the proofs required hy
the bye-laWs On OF before the lSt OF April, 10 or
der that provides nay be mode fos thzsr rsy'
msnt. 500 q. W. THOBAA Preat
r. D. HrIL Seesy. 10 Se-- dslssA
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By cLoPToH + $LYNR, Ane.s.

II 7
TT, NINE. MILES BvLOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE ST AUCTION
We will ssil at public sueti,n. On TUESDAY, III =
lss lay Of April, df fails not, sh5 next ssie day
thersaftsr) az saa b III 9; IL oc.oek, upon the
yremises, that very vaiuesle Farm ow asa by Mr.
A. B Bufhn, cnntain;ng 80 acres $50 OF which
ars o. Jared AID produces welI o! eorn ~heas, &c /;
.ae eassrce is sse!l woodsa. The improvements
eoasis. Of dwelling. nearly new. containing
ssyea femA. With tse rscs! oa. bni a'ngs. aud -
well wssarsd Apd la ~ sxcell-r; aaigehoSEaoS;
convenient to churches. 49,. Hitlin II nits II Z
pabiic l.ndins on James river. Tie farm c.u
be purchased privately. kr. BufEa, who iiy9
upon the pre- uisea will take pleasure II eAs wiz
the prsmisas to any psrsoa wishing TO pafct ssa
And immedis.siy afnes the ss.s OF the Farm.
viii be xold he osops If com, fodder, &c. aOd tho
stsck, . AMI sing of ave OF NIX valuable mules.
horses. ocsv., hogs, plantation utensils. 30.
TxRHs.-. Liberal and made know \ on day Of
ssle. OLOPcON 4 LYEk,
nh a. Aac4ionears.
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The Reported Fightnear Warrenton
TsxnsstcksErpa March "a 1850


To the Editors Of the Dis9dtca
! see IN yoar issue OF Saturday las, a state.
menr, extracted from the Lynchburg Yir4i.
staa, of a fight between our foress and iae
enemy, occurring nine miles below the War
renton lar c.ion, on the Orange and Aiexan-
dria Railroad. The statement, as given, tn at
40 Of the enemy we're killed and 100 ( ken
prisoners, with their horses and equtpmen IS,
wi IA i 80 on our side of six killed aod Is 0
wounded, is almost without foundation. Ths
circu II stances were simply the e: few
companies OF the lst Va. cavalry, under Col
Jones, on scouting expedition near Cedar
Run, few miles below the Warrenton juno.
ton, disc we're a small body Of the Federal
cavalry, 50 or 80 in number, on the other sid e
Of the stream, After d;smounting, our men
succeaded In getting within about two hun.
dred yards Of them, and fired about fifteen
shots, killing and wOunding some three or
four Of the enemy, who retired without re-
turning on, nre, carrying their dead and
wounded with them. The stream, owing to
heavy rains, was not fordable, and we did
not pursue. have thought proper to make
this ccrrec ton. as such exaggerats state.
merts mn.t Pre- iudice the cause.
A PnIvATA,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

A DIFFICULTY With r1s ST AHIsE 4ovBxs- :
MlKT The Havana Dis,ios Of the p h NIT,
has q long and serioss leader ON the captu re
OF he Spanish brig Tersita, DO und with an
b the u 3. Gil uissr Kiugfish. Toe capture
took place IN latitude 25 deg N, and l. Egi-
tude 50 deg, and, according to the Dsrts, in
the line OF "a strsighi ,ucs0 from Havan to
her port Of destination, .aad, therefore, be.
yond the JaIisdlction Of the blockade. The
offlciai journal treafs 1t as q sabjec OF gray!s
ty, and says that the authorities will max
1t the subject Of INN sdia to reclamation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-28

PATAIoTIo GoUxrY.--The County Court oi
BIpnswick, Va, has appropriated money foT
the support Of the families Of all INDECENT
volunteers from tns coanly; and in addition.
has appro pria.ed thirty collars tor eQ uipiE en-
10 each volunteer Who has lef. or Will leave
the connty, and the same amount flr all who
r6.aAIiSt.
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= \ Y L N n H.

Ms q, q. .LLEN wcHfd iGfoTal the
sits<iies CT L scAfaaud as we'll - thoss who
aaAy be vulsiu tia city, that aba Will open
al her ssole. on Governor steesi. ON Saturday,
uel .irS n1rz., sas tatk wet 4 81 apFinx sssis
~ ~ 4 inf .sssYsss II SSsf III
81 y 6faAs.s, III stss'S ~ xvAs sssstsiris.
sld IA y, ersrsd 70 IL Ak< UP s,l aiats oi
sls. srAps, and 1aacs BoAnent e seest
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VERY DESIRABLE PRlvATR REs

UHRY DkSlRABLE PRIVATE RESI-
v DENOE ON TIE NORTH SIDE CF
MARSHALL. BET WBEN 1sT AND ADAMS
STS., AT AuUsION We ~ii sell, upon the
p,emtss,, On MONDAY, the It day Of March,
casnmancins at O'clock d the valuable pSi.
ssts Rss'dencs ieeatsd On the north eide OF Mar
shall. between LIST ami ADAMS stre<ts. Il con.
tans sever lsrze rooms. with closets, gas aaf
water; ID &C N sahlY srrza ed for n sccomnoda-
lion of large sized fascily. sad is 10 excalieos
osteg having bsea bris within shs past two
years. tits row occupied By . eond tenant, and
IN cornga1ainS q Ace rent. The Let fronts on
Esrahrn street ~ feet and rgns Deck le0 fee. to
sn Alley. as-- =
+ fhsis justly regarded . very dzsra5ls iocA-
tim, ceing In quiet reiglbo' heod, and con.;gu-
ous to the business portion Of shs city.
ggkAs - 0ne-thiid d cash tho balance a. 6 ard
IL months for assotisb.s ao.es with iase: g u
adced. ana secured BY . trust deed. The pur.
chaser 20 pay the tsx, q ard tnsurarco for 1884.
mi rs JA6 NJ TAYLOR 81 ~ Aanfa.
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yTALuAsLx sunuRRAN rAAM, KNOW!

Y ES "lOGWO0D" IS TIE TOWN OF
SIDNEY. ONE M1LG WEST or The CITY,
AT AUC1IDN.-Wewi viii sell, upoo tbs pfsmAss
on TUESDAY, the II: day Of April. 1882. com.
n scclne at IL o'clock H., the vniuable suburban
Farm. known ~ Dog~os d." the late rssidencs
cf Eugtaee kLb asou. oscasstd located on E Eryie
stree. ,r Sidney, ons mile wett Of the city.
II lies as thu i1tssscitsn of Harvie ard Robin.
son ssres.s sdjoiitrg .ha Acda Of ssys. Stislcs,
Garter Tcrd, ard atse ., sud contains By recent
survey ~ acres. ss .
ITO epsirs prepssty j, Ioeals.i u bes ;ifu osk
grovs ot oriS. .aai grosth aaA Viii be !aia et taso
fossns squares, t. sult the visws Q, putebasrrs
This propssty, for snixi,s pa:psaes, !, ~ daa'.
rable ~ any Aow IN LA masset, saG No luvits
the A.tentlOu si peeeoUs dssiinS u sseass subnx.
bAA property, or espital'sss, 70 thG sais. 81
TEsxs. All sums q IS .oco aad anlsr. ons
feursh cash he bslsn.s st v "a ac3 =. III .lsns.
O7ef 1: n reaai eIs-ayE cak IL esisssss II :.
H. lS .sass GisLsns tss ssss siasss ssssss sF.n N
tersxf sasssd ard secnSsA by - trE q drsa. The
taxes for Isde te bs paid ~ tA1rnseGAser. ss
JAe. u. TAyL08 = ooA,
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VTEkH DESIkABI.E FRAMRD HOUSE
" AID LOT ON TIL Z NORTH SIDE tiF
MARShAisL, BETWEEN iST ANB I'D
STREETS, AT AuETIUS.--We vial sell
uren the prsmiees, ON MDSDAY. the slst
mat, commencing at o'ciooI r. NJ, the
very desirsbIs framed HOUSE located AS
abovs. 1t has good rooms, together with
gas and water, and II we'll Arranged for the
Z Hae lot fron.s IS fact, aud rams back the
u aal depth. There u upon ths lot large
cnivert .1i*& 9s @ @us 81
TBsMs.- Tine. third cash, the balance At six
am, twelve mon tbs, for negotiable rotes,
TIE purch aaer 10 pay tho u xes and tnslsr.
ancs for 1858 J. NJ. TAYLOR T. SON,
NH - a. sTs ArcuoneeYs.
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Dr. 4. sou'hgate, u. s A., has bsen as.
signed by the War department as inspector
OF OamDs and Hospitals IN the divisions Of
Gems, M.grudcr, Hug Or, and J. B. ARds, son.
Hes6Quarters Norfolk city.
J. l. Pennington, editor OF the Newbsi, !.
Pro17sss, who lost ali his maie-iai by tbs
FedeTa. iuvaeiop, announces that ne is
making Arrangements to iseHe tie Progress at
some roint not remote from the oio sand.
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Tya.k0N HILL COKE.

~ ks.s r.s4atae I the Iraau~tsyfs ara ssls III
S@s' + iTISP r " ssss fsg ssasss saj Eaa asSy ~
*. 81 "a sstis Wiafa ps.nsssss ii ! q
uxf y ns sueply Of Iaokissx saa fasAA.s s5eks
y " te kspi mp Alse, .s.-..zsa.s ~ 8
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By r. ". kkESEE, Asc:tsnew,
fnfAse ct,rucr l2Sa as.d Gary stras.a.

kT EURNliUhE tor, sale q. auction
VIII be sold on MONDAY morninS. March
Stat, commencing a, 10 o'clock, at the resi-.
cence of ut. a n. Porter, cor aer OF Thirc
Kitchen Furnitare, cansis.tz- OF the usual
variety; nil of goci quality, aud nearly new
{atsy rsadet. A
TszMs --ttash ON delivery sss a
sa THOS. w. kEhSEE,
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A. Ht0aussr AfrDAL..
Tbs sollowisg appeal tyom Gen, Jackson
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III W @ EXDELLENT BHIUk TENE-
MEaTS ON The SOUTH SIDE OF
LEIGH STREET. AT THE CORNER OF
5rH ST, FOB SALE AT AUCTION. - Wili
be sold at auction on the premises, on 5 A.
UNDAY, The a9th March. lsS2, at II o clock
p al, those two excellent and well built
brick teaemsuts located as above, one OF
which Is occupied by Uhas. l.. Hobson, ks4
the other by john l.. Williams Esq Each
tenement has ample accomModa ions for .
large family, and is supplied with gas, water.
culverts, marble man tells, and all the mod.
ern Improvements, and are occupied by per-
man ant tenan Is al reasonable rents,
fgaHs-~One third, cash; balance at one and
two years. Tor negotiabls notes, in,eres 81
added, secureo.by trust deed. The Ia xei
and insurance for 1852, 10 he Paid by the par.
chassfs. GOD. IN & APPEkSoN,
NH rs AUcttpnesrs.
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,nuM ASPHALrUM-
3Ali wm. sATTLEx : Oo.
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XTAt.U Il biz ASI1 oS fslx kLlS AND
v MAIN STREETS FOR SaLE AT AUC.
T1OE.--Wiii hs sold as aa,ton, or the pre-
misses, ia the order advertisaa. on THURS-
DAY, the Sd day OF Arrli. lsse, at ! O'Clock
p. "a the following valuable HuiidirC l.ots.
Wis: -
!, /. That beau sifnI Lot on the north aide oi
Frauklin, between .3.h and 18th stI Gets, ad.
joining the property Of Mr.. William Sinton,
Tsustse. fronting s. feets running back la
feet to an alley ~ feet wide.
. That valuable Lo. on the north side o1
Main, between A.h and 18th streets. txlsh AZ
old BILE scksmtth shop thsrsor.) frontirx - feet
Ispnir back les feet ia M asisy 10 f o. vide
These are both very valuable lots.
TKhns.- One ihira casa balance y ak aud
tgelve months. for negotiable nctss, tntares
addssl, AID secured hy : rus deed. The .axes
for 1852 TO be paid by ths purchaser.
0UUu1N A ARP ERSoE.
r. r. n 9. Auctt0neeYr
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GcKs IN HENkIvn COUNT, ON; :. I;
RICHMOND. F6kE AT AuOTIVA--F
~ tbs reqafss VI MIR. rAErles u. GanSe, We
will sell IL nucsicn 0n thN pfemtses. % lOM :.
DAY. the Stss MArch, leo1, ~ o'esoe4 y La
the fsRm on whseh he u0w resides, one 40 =
hair M iss fyom Riehmend. on tAA IdeadoV.
bfisig. rcsd. aoi.intDG the tAnds of oeeoee
A. Dils, W.. h. q. 0Axnetts D. ". Os1ons
fsndaii 0rishn. aGs othery, coDteMtpea ~
recent survey, ~ acfeA 1ne dWel1tng -
heen vlshiu ths lsss n months. SA0row9h1y
repaired and painted ard cOptAtns elx yoo0ss
besidss basement. presenting rev = oeNntlful
/ oo.iaxe residence. The kttchen - entlTvU
l new, and has four rooms 10 feet sQuAre. -
l harm, stable, carn. haUse, amoke. honse, -:
are aew and Ia exc-licns ccndlstcns 1os lsu0
| for the NEST par {, has been highly nAnerca
| q market garJexs. About tan serss Ars ta
woods. asfesvsnx an anpae - pplY for - -
Of shr pIees. tE eonmaass - pfsstya vseS
ii lsaealnoa@4E Is esu ee had kcm sny 2t0si
| place ia Toe eaanky, 3 = "a y .sss.a.ssyasss.
l. 10 Asy favs,n wisafnk sNhufe@a Sees
.teuee. lie placs yssxSsssss - NAAAE 0AvaAtolel
~ any ctnef.Ase ~ ~ vipxHlEy II .3eaSxok
4 Wit1 10 saieki1sa, fha lwpnf, VIII fAQe v9e4 4
srre IA shnxkes 81 - any r1rtCn WNe ~
g.eA Ia ID ssff&ss. sfesa tsada9 ei eA1e e s9s
Fwassssh has L aas lst. sas sAaAacss - fs-s ~.
xsxa y.sss. los - tiAtts s1tsss a. al aSSe 49, :
81 s.s .sarsl hY tgaxt deed. TAs a xes tof lsu =
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a. We give no credit to the statement
of the correspondent of the New York Ex-
press, that Mr.. Seward has proposed to
give up Mason and slidell if England
will assent to general rule APPLICABLE to
all such cases-that is renounce the right
Of visit and search upon which she has
50 strenuously insisted hithertoo. In
fact nothing is really known as to the
state of the controversy between the two
governments, but if the hints that leak
out indicate anything it is the disposition
Of our government to surrender the two
distinguished traitors rather than fight
England, if it comes to that. Mr.. Seward
will Of course postpone the final decision
as long as possible if he sees that to be
the final alternative. If we surrender
Mason and Slidell, and loan Mexico elev-
en- millions on mortgage, in order to keep
the allied feet out Of American waters,
we shall at least show to the world the
depth and sincerity Of our CONSERVATION.
II our statesmen think these arc the prop
er measures to avert the hostility of Eng
laLd. and are determined upon them at
any cost. Of course they will adopt them.
But the country will be more disheartened
by the preservation of peace by such
means than even by war with England,
and very lusty we hink.--Reputiican.