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OUR. SOLDIERS.

The heart rending report has reach
ed us with some probability, of the
death Of one. of our proprietors, VIM.
W. EAST, Esq, who was wounded at
the battle of the Chic dkahominy.l BE
was on his way to his fathers in, ,Lau-
rens District, but was Frustrated by
fever. at Newberry, where it is said he
died. We have no ntelligence of the
fact. :, E.
Dispatches received here on Tues
day, announce the killing of Messrs.
Estes and John Mcknight in the pend
ing battle near Richmond. Col. An
drew jackson, of the 5th, had an arm
shot of, and was otherwise wounded.
Sergt. W. Dixon Miller, of Capt. Nc
Corkles company was Wounded slightly,
as also Mr.. S. E Carroll, of Jenkins
Sharp Shooters.
sergt. George H. 0'Farrell, of the
same company, who fell wounded at
the Chickahominy, reported killed, has
been heard from; he is prisoner, and
his wound is doing well. William A.
Fewen, wounded in the knee, is also a
prisoner.
The list of casualties from an official
source cannot be published until after
the battle si1 the meantime, even dis
patches may be treated with some al
lowance. =
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from the lines are somewhat conflicting:
The majority Of statements to-day in
dictated that our army had hemmed in
the Yankees, and that the greater por-
tion of them would be captured before
night. The dearth of information from
the lines to-day has been remarkable,
and no. news whatever could be obtained
at the War Department. -. = >
Several hundred prisoners, captured
|by Gen. Stuart, passed throughthe city
this evening. r. s ,..~r
Dispatches to Gouer'aor Psckens.
. RICHMOND. June 2s.-Yesterday
was expended, not wasted, in establish
ing our forces. Our confidence is in
creased, One of the staff is gone out
to the lines. On his return 7 will In
form you Of his report. =: -
= RICHMOND, June 29.-Yesterday was
consumed, but not wasted, in maneu-
vring: Nothing but some extraordina-
ry casualty can prevent our complete
success. We are between them and
their supplies and reinforeements.-.
Enemy's loss in Killed; wounded and
prisoners, cannot be less than 20, 1000,
We expect to bagor disperse the whole.
RICHMOND, June 29.-The enemy
crossed their whole army to the south
side Of the Chickahominy. They are
completely whipped and in full retreat
for James River. We are pursuing in
three columns, and have cut off por-
ton, and hope to do. more, The yicto:
ry is complete, but the enemy not yet
annihilated. = &.
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: YANKEE BULLETINS IN qHE SOUTH
:-As a specimen Of how the Yankees
get up news in the South, for the pur-
pose Of affecting public sentiment, we
copy what appears as telegrapic dis
patch ii the New Orleans Delta, ofthe
18th instant, now the paper and organ
Of Butler. Verify, the. father of hes
must look to his laurels:1ta ~ ~ ~ :, !;
On the v31st. Of May, Richmond was
evacuated, and General Mcolellan took
possession Of the city Gen: Banks
had, with reinforce reements, driven Stone
wall jackson adlong towards the foot
Of Gen. McDowelL who has; probably,
before this, kicked him over the:border.;
So ends the drama forethe Mother of
Statesmen. The home Of Washington,
Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, and allthe
numerous fathers Of liberty, is cleansed
from corruption. ~. ~ - -
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The EVACUATION OF CoR1NTH. The
facts about the evacuation Of Corinth
are beginning to be known atthe North,
in spite of HalIeck's dispatches. The
Eaton (0hio) Register says: 'sCorinth
was like unto Manassas. 1t not only
had Quaker guns, but stuffed ,so4Sers'
Wooden artillery yawned from the en-
brasures, and scare crows stood upon
the parapets. While these stood guard, ,
the great army of the Southwest, with
all its immense stores, stole quietly, un-
observedly away, e.: .-..,.s... --,->s
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: 1s and s55-EIeHTrRR1rN 4 AND TH1RrtY.

1S and 35-EIaHTEEN AND THIRTY
F1vE.-A. s. Cooper, Adjutant and
Inspector General Of the Confederate
States, in General Orders No: 4, says:
~. To prevent miseon onception in ref
erenee to. the discharge of men under,
18 and over ;35 years Of age, under tho
!Conscript ion Act, the army is informed
that only such persons as have not re-
enlisted for three years or the war; will
Be entitled to Their dis sharge on; The 18th
81. off July next. Those Of fhe ages above.
mentioned who have 50 re-enlisted,
whether they are in II months rsgi-
ments Or war regiments, are not enti-
tied to discharge until they have served
out their term Of enlistment. =
V. Regimental Medical Officers, when
in charge of patients brought to gener:
al hospitals, or in the vicinity Of the
same, will turn them over to the Sur
geon IN charge, and return without de-
lay to their legitimate duties. = I !.
By command Of the Secretary OF
War. - s.'',> =. -. FrE
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s@. On Wednesday,. week ago, the
British flag waving over the Vice Con
suls house in Fredericksburg, Va, was
torn down by Yankee officers. What
the cause for this outrage was, our in
formant was unable to learn, but imme.
diately upon it, Mr.. Goodrich, the Vice:
Consul, demanded a pass togo to Wash,
ington, which was refused. On Thurs
day, he was put under arrest, and sent
to Washington in that manner.
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HxEcUTIvE ADVERTISEMENTS,
-. The weather continues qu

s@- The weather continues quite
seasonable, most Of the wheat is cut,
and the winter oats could not be bet
Ter, generally; to judge from the wheat
in the Eastern portion of the District,
the alarm manifested, and the high
prices of -four is without reason. AL
other yegetstion is aourishing exten-
'siyely. -,
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WIRE FENCED BATTERIES. We were
shown yesterday (says the Charleston
Courier q private letter from an officer
in the army to 3 lin this city, da-
ted Richmond, June 9th, which says:
1--WE took three batteries to day (ff-
teen or sixteen guns enclosed with a
wire fence, which, you may guess, kept
back sour cavalry, but did not stop our
infantry, who, with the aid of the Wash
ington Artillery, broke through the
wire fence and took the batteries, show
ing themselves brave and valiant ar!
NV .r,. &: -. 49,, :, =.
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From the, West.

MOBILE, June 28.-A special dis
patch to the, TRIBUNE, dated Grenada,
June 27, says. A courier from General
ViHipigue's camp, who arrived tonight,
states that Jackson's cavalry made a
dash yesterday, on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, and burned the
bridge eleven miles from Memphis, and
captured seventeen cars laden Win
commissary and quartermaster's stores,
and over forty officers connected with
that department. 49,. 49,, ...
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SLAVE TRADING. Na.--The Savannah
Repu6llsaesan says .4.sWe are informed
by q citizen Of New Orleans,.a gentle
man Of high, character who recently
arrived from Nassau, that; a cargo Of
Carolina and Georgia slaves were re-
Gently taken from Port Royal by q
Yankee vessel, carried to Cardenas, in
Cuba, and there sold to the planters. Of
the island. We are alse informed that
the Spanish Consul at, Charleston has
received positive information of the
transaction. The report comes. very
direct, and we have no reason tosdoubt
its correctness. ", ~ y - r.
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N@% The telegraphing business for

1@T The telegraphing business for
the press, says the Wilmington Jour
nas we apprehend will hereafter be
quite limited, as the Government has
taken charge of the wires, and will per-
NIT nothing to be transmitted until su-
pervised by an officer appointed for that
purpose. At least, we are led to be-
iieye so from an advertisement in the
Richmond papers, from Adjutant Coop
;er, addressed to the President Of the
Southern Telegraphic Company. We
presume, however, that news Of pos
tive nature will be allowed to pass
current, and what little we may get
can be relied upon as strictly correct.
Perhaps it is better it should be so. !
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STATE OF SOUTH GAROLIN1s

AD,ur1srsa saSD IsspscT Toh'GEssaab,s M ossrcr, : I
q -. e5..s :zyS ! ~ coIuAsu. June q, ,ieaa
GENERaL ORDER NO 80: !, = ..s,,sse: ) 80
.T,HE. following officers having been
Il selected by lot, are herewith announced as com,
anding officers Of Bgadesof South Carolina Mtlita
WooDsiDE, Of 3rd Regf 8. esM. com'dg ist Brigade
s. G. nj. .Cos SAMUEL B.4JoNEs, of 6,h Regr 8: @
NJ, copi'dg ID Brigade s. O. NJ: Col. r. B. WILSON, :, o.
iitb Rcaf sem, csm,ds Sd Bfigadess c. Ne Colt
j, RaBERTsONsof 23d Regf 81 C. M, com,dg 5h Brig.
ads:s. g. M. Coz. IOHNA BRADLEY, of 26ti Reg,
S. C.M., conldg 9th Brigade 8. a.. tM.l Col John b.
Lowry, Of 34t6 Regt s: q: gth Brgaae 3. @
M. Byorder: ~ yIIM0E g.. DsSAUSSURE,
: =, Adiutant and Inspector General of: e
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FATAL Aec1DENr.-We regret to
learn that on Friday morning, whilst
the Dixie Rangers were under inspec7
ton by Col. Walker, at Green Pond
Station, Charleston and Savannah Bail
road, a fatal accident occurred, result
ing in the death of a member of that
company. 1t seems that the company
were undergoing an inspection Of arms,
and private Laurence Kavanaugh's scar
bine being loaded, although. the cap
was removed, the piece became some
how entangled in the rein and was dis
charged, the ball passing through the
head of private T. W. Clagett, and Kill
ling him instantly Charleston Courier.
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SoMETBrNq VERY MYSTERIOUS,

CHARLESTON, SC, June 2S.-The
British steamship Racer, instead Of ly-
ing outside Of the bar, as usual, when
she came here, this evening entered the
harbor, and: now lies anchored off the
wharves. II is reported, also, that a
French war steamer is expected here.
The community is much mystifed at
this unusual event.
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+ CARGO. .oF. THE MRMpH1s. The Sa-
yannah Republican publishes the fact
that the steamer Memphis, which ran
the blockade, at Charleston some. days
ago, brought / 900 barrels of powder.
q, 800 Enfield rifles, 10000 pounds. Of
lead, several millions Of percussion caps,
and a large supply Of blankets, for the
Government, besides considerable
quantity Of assorted merchandise on
private account. This will serve US a
good turn in the;, present emergency,
while it might be. added with truth:
that sufficient arms have arrived at
Confederate ports within the past week
to swell the number to near, if not quite,
10000, together with ammunition Of all
sorts in abundance. : =. )
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sd- The old cotton factory in Lin:
N. c., was burned down last
week, involving a loss Of some $4,000.
t was the property Of L. D. Childs and
". j. Hoke. q, -
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British Steamer Aground

WI1M1NG7oN, june 27.-The British
steamer Modern Greece, loaded with
arms and nunitions Of war, is aground
|three-quarters Of a mile eastward Of
Fort Fisher, close in. This morning,
the blockaders fred at her with view
Ito her destruction. The fort opened
on the blockaders, when they hauled
off: She has 100 tons powder on board.
Fort Fisher succeeded in striking her,
SO as to wet the powder and prevent
her blowing up by the enemy's. shells:
1t is believed that a large portion :of
her cargo will be saved: Assistance
has been sent down: The passengers
and crew are safe, and have saved all
their private property. >, -. (. -. !.
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ROSES HOTEL.
.s''sS sVORMVfLLE.S.C.

- = THIS iofge bnck budding Is SIN open
AGSkTA +Sor Tie reception and accommodation Of
ESNE ~ ths trayeIling public, under the snpet-
Z IA lD6& tinteudeIiceo eof tle ownerhimseE. Wftb
ss1assguaice 10 an who paronIze him,
hsf they VIII find a bis ho1se rooms equal 20 any IN the
State and fhe tatle supplied hs best thII masket will
aofd tic fens tbanks for The liberal patron
ageexfended Ahn IN and hopes BY sct sten
on In future, 70 make this house Neutrality-suspicious.
Die 10 the TruvAiarahd proftabe to himself .e%-%
, - MY OMNIBUS ,o@s.
w.u befound at tho RAIL ROAD DEPOT to convey pas
sengefs and thei baggage To- this House, FREE OF
eesi Good STABLES ataehea,o,his HoteI cuases, Hoe
and attentive sefvantsr readiness TO convey
travellers to any part offhe country. No dgents or re
;,ored Wai,y az thfs w. q. ROSE.
IanuarY 8 q, 1sS u
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" AN sDURN,arn
!. - Major General.

>: The ARMY: OF THE. MISSISSIPPI.
The most favorable accounts are re-
ceived from the army in it's neWloca-
tion, and all the benefit anticipated has
resulted from the change: The, strength
Of the army is being greatly increased,
not only by the return: Of those: who
emporarily. absented themselves on the
abandonment Of Corinth, but also&by.
new reinforcements. Two Of The, corps
are increasing at; ian, almost Incredible
rate, and Gen. PeM'ss corps is said to
be particularly fortunate in this re-,
spect. ~ y: ssj,;.; 49,, ,...; .t.;5, i.:;.s
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!; FROM ARKANsAs-DEFEAT oF;CUR-
1s.-The Federal Gen. Curtis metwith
signal defeat, twelve, miles from Bit
tie Rock, at The hands of Gems. Raane
and Hindman. The facts, as We gather
them, are that, hearing Of the advance
of Curtis upon Little Rock, Gen. :Roane
attacked him n.front, while Hindman
succeeded in getting in bis rear. In
this situation he was completely routed,
losing his trains, stores, camp EQUIP
age, etc, together. with many prison
iers. Those of his forces that made
their escape: scampered through the
country: in every direction, sHindman
following in pursuit of them:
J, The intelligence is said to have pro-
dueed considerable commotion among
the Federals in Memphis, and some t#o
OF three regiments have been sent up
White River to the:relief Of Curtis. Il
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i AFFAIRS ON JAMES ISLAND. We
have no no i news Of special Interest: from
james Island. Both sides are EVIDENT
y wide awake; but the moment at
which active Bostilities may be resumy
ed can only be conf ectured. On Friday
and Friday night-a a steady FIRE was.
kept up against the enemys $ advanced
position, from our battery, tie effect Of
which was . speedy dispersion Of the
:marauders within the range Of our guns,
-Gharleston Mercury, -30M. :
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north, side Of the river, about . mile
from, and commanding the bridge and
the entire road. It was mounted SUI
perbly, and manned with q force suh-
Ecient to render it almost, simpregnable.
Access to, it was hazardous to the ex-
treme. ~ z.-sE -. - 8 - ~
Our forces had to- pass through the
narrow defle of the road through the
swamp and over the bridge, and rush
atydoable quick up the hill, in q con
tracted column, upon the battery. The
fire upon them was exceedingly severe,
but; firm and undaunted they rushed on,
charged the battery, drove out the enc:
my.in the widest disorder, and, turned
their guns upon them. Z, -, - 8 {
The enemy is undoubtedly discom-
fitted, and should the engagement con-
tinue and enlarge to-day, must end in
the utter rout Of the army before US.
The recent movements of McClellan
prove hig incapacity, and the conduct
|of his troops. on yesterday and Wed
|nesday convince us that his defeat is
certain. '-',' p a. =. -. -" -
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sCOa1MITTEU T0.JAIL..

1AN the End 1nstant, two negroes who
W call their names JOHNSON and JoNAs, and say
they belong 10 EDWARD BARNNELL,, Of Chariestonl
District ;saythey have been hired IN North CaIoIfna on
The osyners requested to forward prove properly
pay charges and take them. away, or they Will be dealt
with according to law. ALFRED sTILWELLt K. (.
- ~ saern OF fork nDlssnst y Is /
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HOLLY SPRINGS EVACUATED. in
formation Of perfectly reliable. nature
has been received here announcing that
the Federal troops; had evacuated Hol-
ly Springs. What could have been
their motive forso sudden avisit, so brief
a stay, and so hasty a retreat, we cam
not tell. It is probable their purpose
was, as much as anything else, to, cap
ture the regiment Of Col. Shelby, sta
toned at that place. -, The Colonel,
however, was alittle too quick forthem,
as he made his escape 8 few hours be-
fore their entrance into the, place. The
little check which they met, with at Tai
lahatchie bridge, will mo doubt induce
them to advance southWard more cau-
tiously, and in larger, force the next
time they take up the line Of march: =
Memphis Appeal 18th. y -. i,
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EHEADQUARTERs,
: CAMP or FfNsTRuCftoN,
COLUMBIA, 8. c:}JssE ls, 1862.


-; - COLUMBIA, 8. C:jJsSE ls, 1869.
SPEcIn ORDER NO. 2lsvs,a.,
Il ALL persons whoare subject to the
ne Aet q sAnfG, ss,s
April 1861 ndgsnenlly nognps thet 1eonschpdOn kct"
Usheseby ordered 70 az se Cour Hoase Of the
Dis s, 3 ss ss q s sepsg S s Enrolling
r. The Enrolling ofdcetwnI be prepared 70 grant ex-
,emptions under lie law Of eonaessber.oa appended.
rspo as ses csps Esreon On Tassasy, he ssb asy
81 Suy Proslno' s:sgs q s; fSRrsToN,
HyosdeT 5 =, cs,an y ,
sa s SSSaaSs Ssp
pefsons embraced The above et at hose WHO report
most promptly wisscnre acholce to the corps and arm OF
service g Which they desire % e be attached:
t'3s5 WAR. .DEpaRTsENr,
80 ApJurxsr fsp a-GsssH4L,spysIeE,
sSS = 8 < :. RIcnIosp, May 1s, 1sea.
GENERAL Orders NO. s;st y sr7s,s
fSThe following Act md Inreerence there
published fSr she niaIlaiiah sl eoncerned:
= s:sssss - : ;ssssssy g Sss,ss 49,.
e @ ~ e
sdeaie States; an judicial ana eIecutse olesn of Con
aosses % ,s ccuSe md q tie LsaisIat es of he
several staiss and iDsf eees al c.erks Of
|the oicempf the Sta6 and Cgueferase Dysynmeats al
lowed law nengased Do caHstng the mals, s ferry
In scti service on Iiser aud railroad
|nutes Of Operators and minis
tes IN he regular discharge auaes;
nIl engaged th Iron mines faundres;
Eal jopmeman primers emp,oYed In printing
Inewspapes al presidents and of colleges and
|hcademes, md all teachers having ay many rs twenty
lschoiars the public hcsptalss iunatc
psylhms and the regular nnrses and dn tefep and
the teachers In the fof me deaf and
and doing business, one 10 good sanding who
practical druggist; supentcafens md operatives In
wool shd cotton factcres, who Mn De exempted by the
seereiay q War Ahan be nna are nesey exempted from
military service z snles Of States
III Bs he above Sci Of concress, ie following classes
tof peans are exempt fot military service:
Justicesof the peaces shep1 and deputy sbers; cas
deputy e ss Sa saness sSmis
general; ana depu and clerks,
allowed by law; lesenue and oeispes
who have NOT acquired donf Confederate States.
/ HI The following ae NOT exsmpt u
ms ,s ossts s, sS ss1s ssy Rsss. sss%gs S
acquired dolnicfl iIf Die Confederate States.
ariy IMPLIED inshe cad ye exeptSd except by
|Inrnishng asubstuie, exemp from military service, in
Conformity 9Th Negotiations aIready 9unisaed sene1
las the said substitute isie egaly eIenpt
Persons Bho have fGfnahed sabstitntes Win receive
Of exemption from the captains OF copa-
nies commandapn xhD the substitutes
ss % 9sesae M
regard conaiton eId mode Of eI
empaon. Appllealons sfanpdon cmn0t therefore, be
e0Ssiqssss s. y ne e st ,Ss wax
49,. = ~ - = Adiatans ma Inspector General.
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the communication between the people
of the. South and the army.-Rschnona
Erams,.eY, 27tb.s a..
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The Battle on Saturday.

RICHMOND, June 2S.-No accounts
have been received from the field to-day
except mere reports, all indicating that
the Confederates are following up their
success. About 1000 prisoners were
taken up to last night, including Brig.
Gen. Reynolds and at least 100 COM
missioned officers. It has been found
necessary to largely increase the prison
accommodations. Prisoners have been
arriving all the forenoon. It is report
edthat two other Yankee Generals have
been captured.
RICHMOND, June 90, 10 p. m.-The
whole number of prisoners taken is a.
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1TORN! CORN! I'll " is H lT0
Z buy, expressly fot the GOVERNMENT, 10 900 BUsH-
ELS or CORN. l will furnish SACKS and pay the
hehestCAsH price. wish 1t distinctly understood Thai
this is not for speculation and hope that those who have
Corn to ec would prefer selling II 10 the
aa fair price rather than let ass Into the hands Of spec
untors. - ~ J. y. lnihLEh
FebnayT -.-. y :
.NOTTON IS KINGLTHE SUB
Y SCRIBER gives this notice TO all those that know
themselves indebted 10 him, that hepusp his debts and
that he canot dol without money! and also that those who
have accounts with him ofIong snndng must make settle
men either by Cash Note be Is determined 70 close
up ns books to the first of January 1881. =
-. =. ., i, JOHN SIMPSON, lChester, 8. G: \
Feh,1nry9l 1891 8 '... If Z.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1862-03-07
Our Public Men.

Rev. DR.. Bellows delivered lecture on
"The War" in Portland last week, In the
course of which hs thus sketched some oil
the prominent members Of the Government.
We quote from tho report in the Portland
Transcript:
President Lincoln ho characterized as sim
pie, faithful, firm, unwaycring, unambltious'
honest-not genius-Jackson had not a
moro unbcnding will, and am sure he was
not honester-just tho man to hold the helm
at this time-doesn't care q snap whether he
is to be the next President or not-a long
minded, as he is long bodied man, looking
on oil sides Of observation-disclosures never
gave us better man than honest old Abe
(Applause.) Mr.. Chase, the Secretary OF
the Treasury, is Jovclike in person, man Of
large judgment, comprehensive mind, honest
purposes-possibly little ambitious, as Ce-
sar was s,-but incorruptible. Mr.. Stanton,
Secretary Of War, it would do you good to
see. Ho looks like Chaplin, benevolent,
genial man of great energy, and every inch
a man. Gen. Mcclellan was described at
length as compact, handsome, supple, grace
full in movement, no marked prominence Of
intellect, (glad Of 1t for We Yankees are apt
to be all head,) unaacctedly dignifcd and
frank, not afraid Of responsibility, an Dir Of
success about him something of the man Of
destiny, (ho has n heavy under jaws he does
not look great, but as though he was certain
to do great things-a true product OF Amer
ica, combining all the best products Of Young
America; stands little on precedent, is get.
ting ready to do the thing, and will yet win
tho great victory and deliver us from all our
troubles.