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TRUSTEE'S 5ALE.-Whereas

RU1lEES 0ALHt.-W heIeaS.
l. Julius J; = kjn41bury and Jane C., his WIFE, and
E11noa q. BuEEner did, On The secnnd dnY of IgIj a
D. 1855 Eake execute and deliver To the undersigned
Deed q Trust o 9he los OF land md premises hers
matter nentt9ned to SECURE The payment Of csTtan
f19miFsEI Note IN said Deed described. made By she
ea1a ySn1s ata t aaa Simon Basnsr of
ssnd due IN fire years from tie data
ADS semi annually At Hartford. Eonnectc15 psJsote
g ne of6er q Joseph spence. which satd Hetd e
1fuft feeof1et il the Recorders Qce u a4a Df ne
county Of Cook In Book 96 OF Deeds 1t taEeA Anas
WhefeaA data1ls hk9 been made IN TIE PA o. ts
principal sum Of said note. and aso o. !nss1e3s
unpaid Ind he ieesi Holder q the tane ~ 1asds q.
RuT. fSa!sfnra III 81 1Ttus of aad Decd snd toS
the Dufooae of nazi irg the said note, &4Al e
day, The f1auty dIst dsy oa Ap&tA fs6ssVt
oSloeS l. e eithat dey e re tset3
HSass = e. s.gEs9,sa gsg, q Gatssggh T. fsg g
sha iots al Isnd and premises 8 9saEa g
S-.Hsfse~ satrsted IN the EfaJ e
inoF md etate Of uliuo1s eosa1 & sfseMss
ttds II Ftfz!e asrcer It tha 81 sa@ I'd.
Gaieago Hysr Sa1a19F{ 6 S6nf esz Esfsd
1EtaT sssf e fh cenxa OF aJson 9feeE tsoms1nes
ssIisG Eaas WateT1 TIT hce along aeVoG9 % fayt
;ae9 - ~ norfn me Of Kinks kee4 Hehce ve4t
s1nnS s. north line Of Ktode sect % Ae Gea1s tss ~
EfnsshnrT ind JAMS C.. ht1 wte, Ind eapu b BRICK
ae1. taeir he.zs and ass'zns or tasESt4 axcxw1FH.
HArlue HucHeocx, Atsosneyh sptep&@ ~
, 1862-04-10

THE LAST CHANCE.-2O Voluu-
- feeIs wanted to hll Capt. Lawrence's company
ap1lp2S 81
, 1862-04-10

4 GENTS WANTED.-Proftable
IA Ennloyment $s2 net prodt per gtoss made BY
Agents Of the new patsnt lHPEoFED lHo1un.x
Two gToss in one dsy. Over seventy thouxanQ soId
SAMPLES sent By na receipt Of 50 centa o. m San
{. f. CLARK, Northampton, Masa- naf1nsS1 sW =
, 1862-04-10

" ANTED- Hoffman & Gelpcke's
W Notes secured, on the corner OF Randotoa
and dearborn streets Also a G.t second class in
RpInsl-1m
, 1862-04-10
Nem advertisements.

A NDERSON RIFLES, ATTEN.
- = Ii0Nl1ou arc hereby oot1tnd to be It y3ur
~ AMofy tnts ThursdaE evening, at o io- the p0fpose
VI Am sS318sn4[atoa Id IT. 3. HOLBR00K4 SECRETARY
, 1862-04-10

"ANTED-By Gentleman and
Wife, 'plea9a1t room OF rpoua furnished Or
qn1unshed, with Board In p1iv1te family. In West
preferred. Address Box S4ti- ap1na532w
, 1862-04-10

M A n T E. D-Two Hundred
~ AREnta-Agent wanted In every town Of tho
gntea states 70 sell Kohfers uew improved method
secnTs1 s b. sepyrget AGENTS making om 8
Office. No Metropolitan Block address T. O, Boz
E52 encoang three cent postage stamp, Chtcagn LII.
de1thSS24IH
, 1862-04-10

w WANTED- Rent q Dwelling
~ suitable for small family situated In the 8ouh
nl{Ssoa ~ & no.th ~ q E1a5.dse Cen Waoash ayenue,
aFsnus Parties having suitsble dwelling can sccET
Ropd p.omIt paying tensnt by aprtytng TO B. W
Building. an-nf,5iW
, 1862-04-10

" "ANTED--A Horse weirhirr
Ky from fifteen 70. eighteen hundred pouuis'
@ AIss be sasnd sId zen broke. ana SUE rs rTIL
Hp9 pSGa2t
, 1862-04-10

w A N Z E D-Employment for
colored serTanta With good city refcfencea At ~
faisdelphia 1ntell1geace ONCE No 80 South CLARK
III o.deEA punctuaHy attended to. Fog Office Boz IG
AE6- D. PRATT IN aS1enua9c9- drSR1a5
, 1862-04-10

TAKEN UP.-0n Corner Of North
- and Clark Streets Hor1e and Buggy, TneoYu-
e. can haye the same By applying At corner
&C. aplnpEN1t
, 1862-04-10

E'OR S SALE.-Three Portsble
=, FLA1FoEH 6cALKs-new-vetcu 1r1 and H1
ttnfsTMS4sap tfTM Tor SaRh. Inquire 1t 8HELTOE 3 TUT.
srtenlM arlington and Madison ets apI1 n5tSS
, 1862-04-10

ITO PR1NTERS.-Wanted to pur.
,,tz, c1ssa By 5oupg mAa from Nev Enz,aad. an
interest," m well established and thrifty EeWYpnptr
and Job Omce. located within $50 miles or ChIcacp
Addresa Is 5o5 ten days. Al. G.. Lockport III
, 1862-04-10

w WANTED- Security Fire Insur-
-! s1ce Cougsny,.sc11p Rt No. 14sx sou.h Watsx
Street. laP4uS96Im1 GEO. BAKER,
, 1862-04-10

" "ANTED.-Who wants to rent
w toa good tenant, a LOFT, with privilege Of
show WINDOW Oh atst door and good cellar % tbf
premtaes hy. Any one having either Lots o..
CellaEs TO rent viii address @Reut Tribnne Office
, 1862-04-10

;" "ANTED.-Purchs sers for fif.
W teen NO. WHEELER 4 WIISuE Sewing Asr
chimes the bett for family nearly new aad I'd per-
feet order good machine Will awe t5 cost In six
menths. GILBERT, HUBBARD i CO.
Ship Chandter1 and Sail Maket4,
mh2fu4S8SR a9s South H8ter IT,, coz. Netla,
, 1862-04-10

:" "ANTED.-A Kentuckian, %
~ years ofageand endowed With good business
nes where ideuess viii not be eucourseed Ety teist
ences given required. Address j. B TAYLOR Chi
caEo. no4 n3I1w
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Davis vs.. Lincoln.

The Atlanta lntelzsgencero learns from
Confederate officers recently released from
Yankee prisons that the Yankees at Niaga
ra Falls, some time since, procured th'
hulk of an old vessel, painted the name o
"Jef Dauis'' on her side, hoisted Con
federate flag on her mast, and then viii
jeers and huzzas committed the boat to the
mercies of the angry current, anticipating
no doubt, the largest degree of enjoyment
at seeing the representative of rebellion
rush over the Falls and be dashed to pieces
But the fates we're against the Yankees
The vessel lodged on the rocks above the
precipice, and with her noble flag flying
proudly to the breeze, she became such an
object of annoyance to those who projected
the experiment, that they expressed the in
tention to send to Buffalo for battery of
artillery with which to dislodge her.
Not to be behind their neighbors in
Yankeedom, the Rebels and Canadians also
procured a boat, dubbed her the "Abe
Lincoln," and raised at her mast head the
"Stars and Stripes" now the emblem OF
cruelty, oppression, duphcity, and every
thing mean. She was taken to proper
position, turned loose to the current, and
without delay or obstruction reached the
precipice, made the mad leap and was
dashed into thousand fragments.
We hope and believe the incidents We
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From the Edgefeld Advertiser.
Suuaring the Circle.

Mr. Lawrence S. Benson, of Aiken, s
G. has written pamphlet upon the Quadra
ture of the Circle, in which he claims tc
have solved the long-mooted problem. I'VE
are indebted to the author for copy of bis
work, which has every appearance of being
an elaborate aud scientific disquisition.-
His rule seems to be, that the eract mean
betweem-a circatm,scribed and an inscribed
square Of any circle contains the precise
era Of the circle. We hope Mr. B. has
succeeded, and recommend his pamphlet
to the savans He himself has all the con.
fdence of discoverer, as the following of.
fer in his preface viii sk.sE: -
To any person aoho detects any Error n
the System Of Principles and Rules to'
the Curve, contained in this Pamphlet
and thereby retate my argument IN ats sup
port, SNORING the taUacy or tallactes there
of and destroying the validity and con
sistence Of the Principle upon a0hich III
said argument is conducted, I bind myse!
to pay the sum of ONE THOUSAND Dol
LARS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-01
Running the Blockade.
The Convention VS.. heSPeople.

Did ever strike any body that ifa steam
er with an s'assorted cargo" Of, Yankee
goods, taken in at Nassau, attempts to rur
the blockade, she generally does it; and il
the same steamer takes out cotton to Mas
sau, to be Immediately taken thence to New
York or Boston, she somehow slips out with
out the blockaders seeing her. .a.
But let vessel have a cargo on board
that does not come from Yankee land, aud
the blockaders are wide.awake, she is done
for certain; or let her try to run out with
cotton not intended for the Yankee mar
lat and she is bound to be picked up
just Keep you. .-'os open and see if this
is not about so. 1t is thu. that this kpowl
edge shouldEs realized, and actvl .oon.-
We do not accnse our citizens of any con
|plicity With Lincondom-we do think thai
the Yankee agents do connive at this sorl
'of thing. By means of their consuls they
know precisely what cargo vessel takes on
board, and they act accordingly.-Wiz
msington (N CO. Journal, Sept. 4.
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LATEST FROM OUR ,ARMY-GEN. LEI
PURSUING MoCLEbLAN.--At o late hour
last evening, we received important aud
gratifying information from the lines of oul
army, which puts a new complexion upon
affairs, and assures US of the sustained suc'
cess and progress of our arms. The new;
is meagre and general in its terms, but as
far as we relate it here, may be treated as
reliable. - ...{ .-.-... ... -...-
1t appears from statements which have
reached here in official form, but which we
are assured are credited by the Government,
that Gen. Lee, With the main body Of bis
forces, is in hot pursuit of Mcclellan that
missing him from his front on Thursday
morning, he pursued him, came up with
him on Friday, and after sharp engage
ment whipped the enemy again, who vas
retreating towards Frederick.
~z' The report of our forces having crossed
to the South side of the Potomac has MOTH
ing more for its foundation than that a
detachment of oar forces had been thro~n
across the riuer to protect our traasporta'
.stS77- -Jg'''aae Harper's Ferry against repor-
tel movenaeaa 1T Burnside on the South
side of the riper.
On Thursday morning, General Lsas LLas bad
commenced to she'll what he supposed to
be McClelhn's position, but discovering
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nSKEsADDLE."-The Morristown {Te

"SKEBADDLE. The Morristown Ten
nessee) correspondent of the Atlanta Com,
tederacy is responsible for the following /:
The word skedadale I see frequently
used, but it never was so we'll put in, as In
smart little brush that four companies Of
the Sd Georgia battalion had with the ene-
my last week. 1t seems that some few Of
the Federals were guarding some stock in
the vicinity of the Gap when movement
was made to capture them. On approach.
ing them from two sides the Federals smell.
ed rat, but to put a bold face in the sight
of our boys, they halloosd out, ri say, you
internal rebels, come down>here-come
down, you cowardly rascals," Crack went
a rifle in front-crack went one on the
aank-crack, crack, crack-"Skedaddle,
you cowardly rascals"-aud away went the
Federals, our boys after them yelling, "ske.
dadaie !! skedaddle!" They put out for a
large body Of their cavalry, and I am told
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. Another Counterfeit.

The. Augusta Ghronicle notices . new
counterfeit bill of the green-colored<issus
of September q, The engraving Of th.
counterfeit Is inferior to the sgenuine-tht
portrait fMr., Memmiuger in the. centre
being badly done. All the, genuine are
lettefed q 10 two places; the counterfeit
has the j once. The words dFor Tressu
rsr," following the signature in the geuu
inc, are left ont of the counterfeit. +, The
Jfves 10 the circles on the left hand of the
genuine are omittediu, the spurious, and
wherever they appear in the latterare ooar
ser,than in the genuine The engraver's
name does not appear on the coantefeit.-
There are many other points of difference,
but t. s.above are sufficient to put the CON-
munity on their guard,
: The. Mobile Adyertiser and Register has
the following notice, which may referto the
same counterfeit: =. = sss ;. ..-ys
We were shown yesterday by COL 3. P.
Holcombea very well-exeouted fac sinsile
Of the five dollar green.body Confederate
note, printed at Philadelphia, 1t was
brought by returned prisoner Of his CON-
mand, who states that they were offered 10
quantities very cheaply. The imitation is
so goodehat an experienced person %couId
easily be deceived by it. People had bet.
ter keep their eyes open, for@it is possible
that some of them may have found their
way South, through hands less honest than
that shown Us yesterday.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-01
I sock Manufactory. -

=, An snterprisiog frmint Wilmingson; N.
c., hasa factory ia44opsrasian yin sha. city
that turns out, daily 1000 pairs Of tbiok,
strong and soft socks, suitable for soldierS
wear, which are supplied to the North Car.
dina troops: The sane frr, we see, are
endeagosing establish a,branchOfsheir
business;at Montgomery, Alabama, forfars
nishing the troops Of that State in tiksman;
ner: Il would bea great blessing TO the
army could similar factory be heated On
alarge scale 10 every Confederate State.-
Thess, andclothipg establishments, aud tan
yards, and sshoe, shops, ara emipehtly xor;
thy Of the attention ofcapitalists of liberal,
patriotic spirit, ,as contra Distinguished from
those pablicscoafges- sons Of Beliat,
those worse than Psgans-sthosesin6nise
degraded creatures who, human in FORM
wage war against humanity ITSELF and put
the reiigiou:of4tha, Gospel, which many Of
them profess, and thsshurch of Christ, of
which many Of them are members TO open
shame, by their insatiate. rage fof lncre,
and their hsartiess exactions. We mean,
Of course, the E1tortieaers. - Petersburg
~is ., q~,A :. Sae =
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PROSPECTUS ~-
OF - .~s< s.-
THE CONFEDERATE BAPTIST.

THE undersigned hereby propose to
4 publish, in the city of Columbia, $: G., weekly re-
hgious paper, to be called 'sTHE CONFEDERATE BAP.
TfsT,d and to be edited by Rev. J. /. REYNOLDS, D
D., and Rev J. M. c. BREAKER We haye been in
duced undertake this enterprise by the conviction thai
the time has when the demand for snch paper by
denomination in the State, (numbering more
than fifty thousand membersD ought TO be supplied. II
will be the effort Of the propetors and editors to make this
paper faithful watchman the walls Of Zion messen
ger of good dngs to Its readers and worthy in every
spect Of their patronage. - j
All who may receive copies Of this prospectus
nesty requested y obtain subscribers and 10 forward then
names Immediately. As a number sufficient
the of the enterprise is received by Us, the
first number Of the paper will be issued The subscription
prce-wo doars-in all cases to be forwarded by The
subscribers Immediately on their reception Of the first
number. '..,.
All communications must be eaddressed to "The Confed
crate Baptist Columbia, c., either of the proprie
tors. S. w. BOOKHART,
A. X. DURHAM,
Columbia, s. c., August, 1862. propnetors.
August 20 "a If
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A GLoarouSs . TH1Na.-While the bat,

AGLoR1ous TH1Na.-While the battle
of Williamsburg was raging, and one of our
chaplains was standing by bis, regiment,
encouraging the men to do their duty, q
soldier passed BY him, aud taking him by
the hand, he said to the chaplain, bis face
radiant With the presence Of God, "h is a
glorious thing to bea christiaa" The time,
theoecasion and circumstances under which
thu remark was made leave an indelible
Impression. There was man in the midst
of bullets, wearing countenance of perfect
peace and happiness. How it illustrates
the mighty power of divine grace, that
when grace is most needed then tits given.
How it encourages US to, hold on to the
integrity of our christian profession.
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The RIGHT KIND OF 4 4 NOISE.

TIE RreHr KIND OF 4 NOISE. Rigid
diseiplinarians ID the army ars often annoy
ed by the religious zeal of christian sol
,diers;bas Generals like Cromwell and Wei.
lingtoa knew low to turn this zeal TO good
service: Here is characteristic anscdote
Of Andrew jackson: An officer once coma.
planned to General jackson that some sol.
diers we're making noise ia their TENT
4What are they doing?" asked the gener-
al. "They arepraying now, but have been
singing," was-tbe reply. "And is that a
orime?" the general demanded. "The ar
ticles Of wal; order punishment for unusual
noise" was the reply. "God forbid that
praying should be an unusual noise in my
camp said Jackson; With much feeling,
and advised the officer to join them. :
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MY OMNIBUS
TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS.
ME Subscriber desires to inform tn

NHE OuDScTlDer aeSlFe t9 lHioTln Tue
Il public that he Is prepared % furnish 70 any one that
wants such thing the GIN shai Is m made a.
mer Gins and has no fear in challenging any other Gin
Factory 10 produce an espaltn performance OF speed
With good, dry Cotton, Lie in the gin cannot be broken
nor made to ypew ove-whch cannot be said of other
gin. His gin also has advantages and improvements which
other have these have been regularly patented
such the e1cfusicof from the bsh &c, by the
peculiar construction Of the gin, which no other has
right make. He also makes THRASHERS of different
construction suit the wish Of the spike beaer
combined, the smooth drum with fingers and spikes
and different other patterns. He has also the right of the
celebrated Darlington Thrashers which very much ad
mired by every one that has seen or tried them.
Any wanting superior Gin or Thrasher can be sup
piled by sending his order 10 me at Chester c. So Ca
Work will be carefully shippedto any place desired.
- To House Builders, will say that am constantly
manufacturing Sashes Blinds and Doors of every descrp
tion of good material anof the very best workmanship
JanIarY5 - If =.
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THE :ExToagIoNEas.- Wa have hesrds
that one of our most exemplary. .ldiviuesin,
this city says Be really cannot and Il ID his;
Esart to pray for the estartioners and spec.
nlasors who are svaiiing themselves ofthsH
caIamitiss and privatiousfof their fellows
creatures @ sweH theisein gotten gains;--
For common publieans and sinners hsbe.;
ieves there may be SONS forgiveness but
that people Who show mo- mercy it0others.
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aDYERTISEMENT

g..
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and FIFTY CENTS reach subsequent insertion Qess
than three rnonfhse Square consists of the space
occupied by l8Ines of this 100 words, ONE
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tions marked onthe margin, , be continued untlforbd
andcharged accordingly. 80, >sEsesgS5 - : :
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made on liberal contracts however, must in sl
cases beconHned Immediate busfness Of the fror
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SemMonthly, Monthly, or Quarterly Advertisements,
charged DOLLAR ior each insertion
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wibe charged for the overpus sscgaiar edysrtlsing
rates .-sNs -.
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bic communications Of limited Interest," or
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ortrust VIII be at 10 iine
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A Rennonstrance,

- -
In the name Of common fairness, We re.
mopstrate against any effort to attach an.
other Executive Council Of controlling au:
Ethority to any future !: Governor of South
Carolina. The ,friendsof the present Gov
Eernor, although deeply mortified BY the cir
cumstances which have snatched from his
administration fgloricusly begun the honor
|of "a successful and satisfactory prosecution
aud accomplishment, are nevertheless in.
disposed now to carp atwhat' is past. If
the arrangement has given any gratifcation
to the personal auimosity which evidently
exists in South Caroii6a towards, that geh:
denfan, ,5orl if it has cslmed the nerves Of
those se--who supposed that bis decision Of
purpose and independence of action would
plunge the State into untold difficulties, it
has perhaps subserved two Of its, ends. We
doubt, not, moreover, that it has given re-
lief to many good men who honestly. be.
,lieved that the times called for a fve-head-
ed dictatorship. However all this may be
we are ready to.say with many Of the. .pso.
Pile: let it pass, provided the precedent be
abolished at once and forever 1t issnow.
proven to have, been unnecessary and ,uu-
called for. It is not shown, and it cahnot
be- shown, that the Council has achieved
anything commensurate with the promise
of its loud.sounding programme. Its not
shown, and, II, it cannot be shown, that the
Governor could not have done better for
the State, better for the Country, than the
Council has done. Aud, with many who
have, felt this fact deeply, we demonstrate
against thus shaekling the next helmsman
OF, the old Palmetto craft. It is unlike the
State, disoordant with her history, and dis.
tasteful to her people; and we, trust the
chapter is soon to be ended, and ended
forever. -Edgefsld eAduertiset. = (
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YORKsnTARBLEsYARD.:s !

RICHARD HARE, respectfully informs the citizens Q
York and Chester Dircts, and the adjoining counties
North Caralina fha, he isfy prepared supply every ar
ticle IN the MARBLE EINE Of the highest style ofnisl
he Keeps constantly on hand large supply FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC MARBIE, and specimens Of bis. .worl
QURERp PRNTING OFFICE and a few doors Nogti
Of 1Stowe's's Hotel. : = e 70 70
All work win be ~ any point on the king
he is also preparedto furnish to ORDER IRON RAILING
of any desired pattern, for Fences Balconies, &c.
Jnnunry 10 - 9 : - - 80. ip<N
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JEFF. THOMPSON The latest Federal
intelligence of this gentleman was that he
was in New Orleans disguised as negro
The Mobile Tribumss correspondent says {:
awe may look for an order from Buffers
Office commanding all negroes within his
lines to be washed, for the purpose Of de.
tecting the ubiquitous JEFF"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-01

|ss1ar aTmes goes BY turns. siu7whisky
as iu other thingss "a few, weeks ago:aud
il seemed that all the force, and power and
efforts Of the; Government were jirected to
Iexterminating whisky. Martial Law and its
summary processes we're applied to Chat OBJ
tjsct, and sundry dealers IN consequence suf.
fered oonfscation Of their barrels, which
were tapped and semptied fer the benefit (or
(injurys mayhap of the soil j +swz :! <t.4:
In one case, in George several hundred
gallons were eyaporated, and within, forty:
eight hours an agent arrived 10 the same
city to purchase five hundred gallons Of
whiskyt for Government uso, and was
eompeIledto pay ss6-something more than
the, coafseated whisky could have been pnr,
chased for. ~ -.
We find the Assistant Comnissary G At Co.
|lumbus, Ca, advertising for 81, 1000 barrels
fof pure proof corn whisky, and the fact, IN
connection with instances under martial
law, like that above mentioned, iaduees
the question: whether we have not suffered
as to prices and supplies Of many articles
from the want Of providence aud forecas.ing
preparations in. some departments, Of Gov
|ernment.. >, ~. - -, ys=~ -..e.-,rs
In the middle Of summer, when our sol:
Idiers moat,needed certain kinds sof; 7medi,
cines, and when it was the worst season for
obtaining many roots, or barkssof roots or
trees, we found calls for such 4supplies.-
These calls have now ceased, il is to be be-.
lieved on the, ground that enough has been
received not only for present demands, but
for the demands tha. will probably ocear
for some months at least. ,s.et,<s3t .-<s.ta Z:
:, Let the lesson no. be, lost, sbut all con-;
cerned begin to repair all errors and omis.
sions as far as now possible, and counteract
the schemes Of ofe1torti,uers or mopepelists.
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