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SAVE THE SCRAPS.

SHAY,. WILLIAMSON & CO., AT "THE NORTH
dery will pay for scrap cast iron cents per pound For
wrought iron scraps scrap brass scrap znk and
pay the highest market price for large quantity Of char
coal Win also receive proposals for delivering two hum
dred cords of wood. -
Raleigh, Sept. 10, 1862. T6-smpd
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MoBrLE Sept. l6-A special dispatch to the Mobile
E6ening NsaOs dated:
TUPsLo Sept. l5.-Gen. Prices army moved from Bald.
win, Miss, on Friday last, on forced march.
passenger just arrived reports that Saturday after
the advance guard under General Armstrong,
prsed and attacked the Yankees who six thousand
strong at Iuka driving them out and taking two hurdr ed
prisoners. Gen. Price with the main body up on
Sunday morning. when the enemy fed in the direction of
EastpOr leaving in hands hundred thousand dollars
worth of stores, principally -four and salt.
Gen. Price gave chase and when last heard from was
seven miles behind the enemy
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Starts Light Battery, !
CAMP HALE, EoRF FISHER. n. C..

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, A PRIVATE IN THE ARMY
Il ofthe Confederate States respectfully him
self candidate for the Office of Chief Clerk of the House
of Commons of the next Legislature. Considerable ac
quantance with the duties of the position has been acsu
ed by having been with the legislative body of this State
for two sessions HENRY E. COTTON.
August 26 1852 69-td.
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Movements of the Armies.

The impression appears to gain credence that
Gen. Lee does not contemplate an early movement
against Washington City or Baltimore. Portions of
our army are advancing into Pennsylvania, and pos
sbly by this time, in possession of Harrisburg.
Many Marylanders are focking to our standard.
Gen. jackson moved from Frederick to Hagers-
town. and thence crossed the Potomac and took Mar
tnsburg where he doubtless captured stores and
prisoners and secured the Rail Road.
Both Northern and Southern rumors speak of
battle at Harper's Ferry, on Sunday and Monday
last The Yankee accounts place Gen. Loring in
command of our forces there, and claim victory,
when it is known that Gen. Loring was not within
200 miles of the place.
The most probable story is, that Gen. Jackson
moved from Martinsburg and attacked the Yankees
at Harpers Ferry. 1t is reported that he captured
the entire Federal force there, numbering between
5 and 5000 men. We shall probably learn the truth
of this rumor before we go to press.
We have glorious tdings from Gen. Loring, in
Western Virginia. He seemed slow to move but
having started, he is sweeping every thing before
him. Early in the month, Gen. Jenkins, attached
to Lorings command, captured Buchanan, Upsher
c. H., and took 5000 stand of arms and immense
stores He then took Weston then Yankee regi-
ment at Roane G. H., thence he drove the enemy
from Ra7enswood, and then crossed over into Ohio,
marching about 90 miles into the State, and, at last
accounts, was on the Kanawha-
Gen. Loring reached Fayette Court House with
his main army, and attacked the enemy in his for
tifcations fercely. During the night the enemy
escaped. On the 14th inst, he drove the enemy
after two severe fights from Cotton Hill and Gau-
lev, taking their trains and stores and 700 barrels
of salt On the 16th he attacked him at Charles
town, which the enemy evacuated after destroying
part of the town. The eneny's loss was heavy,
and at last accounts was in full retreat
From Kentucky the news is cheering Thou
sands of Kentuckians have espoused the Southern
cause Lexington, Frankfort and other towns are
in our possession, and it is supposed that this
Gen. Kirby Smith has attacked the enemy at Cow
ington. He has requested of the government 90 900
stand of arms for the Kentuckians.
Gen. Buell. was at Nashville, and it is probable
has been hemmed in by Gen. Bragg. Rosencranz
was in full retreat for Athens, Tenn, harrassed by
guerias. Gen. Price is moving Northward into
Kentucky driving the enemy before him.
At Cumberland Gap the Yankees are represented
as being in starving condition.
Our forces are therefore, in the full tide of success
at all points May Heaven continue to prosper our
causei
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NEGROES WANTED.

EnA NEGRO MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO
eDUU work the Piedmont Railroad, now being
built between Greensborough and Danvile. Liberal
wages will be raid. For further particulars apply TO the
undersigned at Greensborough, N. Q:
E. WILKES CO.,
Constructors p. R. r.
Greensboro n c., Sept. 49, 1852. 76-ltpd.
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Sept. l9, 1862
LARGE SALE OF UNCLAIMED BAGGAGE
AND FREIGHT

AND FHElGHTs
Office North-Carolina II. r. Co.,l
Co. Shops, September II, 1862.
RE THE 18TH OCTOBEB NEXT, WILL BE SOLD
" by auction at this place, large lot Of unclaimed
Trunks Carpet Bags Boxes &C., &C. ANY property claim
ed before the sale will be delivered application. The
public is invited to attend. a.
By order of the Board of Directors:
JOHN II. BRYAN, Jr., Sec'y.
box, Miss s F. Burgess.
c. B. Stoin.
l package, E. Cowan.
! trunk, W. h. Addington.
&" N Meet. .-.....
box, G. w. Moore.
boxes, R. W. RUSSELL
l box, r. Clinton.
j. A. Deilans.
" j. Brown. ..-r. .r.
" E. Hunt.
barrel, B. F. Chesthan.
box, J. p. Nicholson. -
W. W. Black. -r.E
boxes J. Burton
4 barrels, NJ. & A. Santos.
box, T. Bragg.
boxes, Allen Rose Co.
box, D. Robertson Son. .a1
boxes, J. C. Wade. .9.
i box N. L. Meadows. ..r
And sundry articles not marked. .
Sept 10, 1862. 7s-lm.
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HARPER's FERRY CAPTURED.

RICHMOND, Sept. Is.
The report of the fight Harpers Ferry and the capture
of 5000 prisoners, is confirmed
One report says that Gen. D. H. Hill was attacked in
Maryland, by Mcclellan with eight thousand men. The
fight continued all day with heavy loss both Sides On
Monday Gen Hill reinforced by Gen. Longstreet and
the battle renewed and the enemy driven back
three miles. Gen. Garland of Va, killed in the Sun
days fight. His body arrived here this afternoon.
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lulefeSt :
CAUSE IN KENTUCKY.
AUGUSTA, Sept l5th.-The Charleston Courier, of this
morning, has special despatch, dated Knoxville, l4th
which says that courier, who left Lexington the 6th
reports that Gen. Kirby Smith moving forward with
his army, and that the people rising join
him. Three thousand recruited in twenty four hours
Ten Kentucky regiments being raised under Gen. A..
Buord.
Gen. Smith made his triumphant entry into Lexington
the 1st amidst extensive and satisfactory popular de-
monstratons of qualification.
Morgan arrived the 4h and also gladly welcomed.
Col Scots Louisiana cavalry took possession of Frank
fort the Sd, VIXEN the Confederate flag oaed the
dome of the capitol. His troops received with
great ovation The enemy evacuated the place the oath
Col Scott pursued them ard captured several prisoners
and three hundred mules.
The Lexington Satesman of the 6th contains stirring
address from Gems. Smith and Buford.
Gen. Humphrey Marshall expected to reach Paris
on the night of the 6h and would encamp his own farm
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Headquarters, Partisan Rangers, !

Headquarters, Partisan Rangers,
MURTRREsBoRo, N. G., Sept. ID, 1862 !
General Orders,
II ALL COMPANIES CONNECTED WITH THIS
Regiment will report to these Headquarters without
delay
IL All persons authorized to recruit for this Regiment
by Col. s. ]. Wheeler It. Col j. T. p c. Cohoon, will
report without delay with what ppen they have
By order of s. ]. WHEELER, Col Commanding:
WIN. A. IUGH.
Adjutant.
Sept 1e, 1862 76-St
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Obituaries. Obituary notices and Tributes of Re-
spec" designed for the Standard must be materially
abridged they cannot be published with the present
pressure upon columns Twelve lines of our small
type sufficient for obituaries in all ordinary In
special cases. where friends desire space they will
be charged for at advertising rates.
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BUELL. FoRTIFY1SG NASHVILLE.

CHATTANOOGA, Sept l5-Intelligence received by the
Rsbe that Buell. has returned in force to Nashville
He has stolen between and twelve thousand negroes
for the purpose of working them the Notifications around
Nashville.
The negroes are in starving condition and many Of
them have escaped to their owners
Large meetings haveeen held by Tennesseeans, in Mid
die Tennessee The country aroused and the people
resolved never to allow the enemy again to control their
State.
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Appointments by the GoHernor.

Gov. Vance has appointed Dr. Edward Warren,
of Chowan, Surgeon General of the State, in place
of DIR. Chas E. Johnson resigned.
He has also appointed as his Aids, David A.
Barnes, Esq, of Northampton, and George Little,
Esq, of Raleigh, each with the rank of Colonel.
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NOTICE.

E0R SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER AT-YADKIS
IL Institute, Davidson County, N. c.:
large lot of School BOOKS. .--.rs
Piano .. .... .-...r
new Map Of North-Carolna. a
new Map of tie United States.
large superior lot Of new Bedding, much of Which
has never been in use. -
$50 Chairs. ...-...
lot of Looking Glasses -.f
set of Law Books. ..
Shoes
Music Books, &c. 4-s
G. w HEGE.
Sept 10, 1862. = 76-A.
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AUCTION SALES.
Sept. Q, 1860.

AUCIlON SALESs
~TILL BE SOLD AT TOWLES' AUCTION ROOM,
w on Saturday the goth instant, at 10 O'Clock
A small lot of COAST SALT.
One excellent Sewing Machine, but little used.
One Gold Watch and Chain IN complete order.
42 yards of heavy country Carpetng, just from the
Loom, and other articles.
Also, considerable lot of injured Comm sary storoS,
consisting of Flour, Rice, Corn Meal and Beef; and
One good working HORSE.
JAS. NJ. TOWLES, Auctioncer.
Sept. 19 1852. 76-1t.
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1t is said that Lincoln has authorized Governor"
Stanly to order an election for Representatives to
the Federal Congress from the lst and 10th Dis
tricts in this State
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country.

A SOLDIERS OUTFIT.-The Confederate govern
ment has hitherto allowed only $50 year for
soldiers clothing. The following items have been
furnished the Richmond Enquirer by soldier,
which are indispensable to each soldier the coming
winter. We hope the government will furnish the
articles and stop the Communication pay. 1t is as
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Advertisers.-Some of our friends from abroad con-
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the better way When the bill goes in the advertiser is
often surprised at the amount AIrcays send tie amount
csh sou Ois6 to pay for the advertisement. That
trouble, disappointment, and postage.
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TO THE MEMBERS OF THE NEXT HOUSE
OF COMMONS.

GESTLEMEN:-I shall be candidate for reelection to the
oee of Principal Clerk of the House of Commons at the
approaching session Of the General Assembly Former
perence in that and similar positions induces to be-
eve that shall be able to give satisfaction if elected.
Respectfully, $500
JAMES q. MOORE
Sept. 9, 1860. 73-2m.
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Gov Letcher in his recent message to the Virginia Le
gSIature, berates the extortioners pretty soundy He
says there is remedy for it, but to increase the quantity
of the articles upon which extOrtiOn prices exacted
The Governor will prove himself beneactor by pointing
out how this be dOue while the demands three
fOurths of the white males of the country.
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MARRIRn.

s. Bryan, by N. II. Brown ESQ Mr.. MARfoN BzrtT and
Miss BETTE sEAGRAyEs, both Of this placs.
Also on the 18th inst in this City at the residence Of
the brides by NJ H. Brown, Esq, Mr. JoEE FIowKEs and
Mrs. MAReisANNA FAucErr. all Of the same place.
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sALTI SALT! sALT,I.

TUyHE UNDERSIGNED is DAILY RECEIVING SUP.
plies of good article of Sound SALT which he offers
at lowest market rates. Orders accompanied with the
funds will receive prompt attention.
=. A. E. HALL
Wilmington, N. C., Sept 19, 1852. 76-l3tpd
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The New York Herald states that the Confederate war
steamer Florida Lieut. Murrah had succeeded in destroy
ing several United States vessels ear Nassau.
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YANKEE eUNBoArs AGAIN WHIPPED.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 15.-The Savannah Republican of this
morning has letter from Lake City, Fla dated the 18TH
which says that the Confederate battery St Johns Bluff
near the mouth of St. Johns river the 1lh repulsed
two Federal gunboats badly rddling and crppng them
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reported that Gen. Buell. and Andy Johuston got
into quarrel at Nashville Tenn, and that Buell. whipped
him. 1t is said that Andy left the city
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Sept. 10, 1862.
NJORTH.CAROLINA.
IN EQUITY, FALL
Term, A. d. 1862.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lin EQUITY, FALL
IL Greene County. ( Term A. d, 1862 -
JOSEPH L. BALLARD and wife,
Adm'rs of JAMES BRowE, o,,.r
JOSEPH BRowy, ct. ais. s".... .....- p
1t appearing TO the Court in this case that Amos Fanlk
ner, George Faulkner and William Yssrwood and wife
Catherine defendants, nonresdents of this Stale it
is ordered BY the Court that publication be made in the
defendants to appear at the of this Court to BE-
held IN Snow Hill Greene County, the first Monday OF
October next then and there to plead or dem
said Dill otherwise the will be taken pro coso ~
to them and heard accordingly
Witness, j. A Edwards CLERK and Master in Equity for
said County the second Monday after the fourtn onaey
- -''+ 7 A. EDWARDS, c. NJ. Z,
Sept. 10, 1852. (pr adv. s5.Ss1S) ss-Wot
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Latest Telesraphic News.
OUR CAUSE IN KENTUCKY.

The following telegraphic dispatches contain items of
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The funeral of Mr.. Miller will take place from his
late residence this afternoon, riday at Al o'clock.
His friends and the citizens generally are respect
fully invited to attend. He will be buried with Ma
sonic honors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-14
Arsenal at Keokuk

Some persons have the dishonest i'm
prudence to find fault with Wilson for
not getting the Arsenal located at Keo-
kuk.
The truth is, the Legislature of Iowa,
at two different sessions, passed by an al
most unanimous vote, resolutions instruct
ing the Iowa delegation to vote in favor
Of Rock Island. And the delegation s-ca,
Lee county, headed by I. W. CLAGxrr,
unanimously voted for those Instructions.
1t would have been more than useless
in the face of such instructions from his
own State, for Mr.. Wilson to have voted
for keokuk. The question was between
Rock Island and Quincy and Mr.. Wilson
voted in accordance with the views Of the
Legislature and Of the delegation from Lee
county.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-14

The following has been received from
Col. Mcclure, Chambersburg, Pa, 18th:
A messenger has just arrived at my
camp at Stevens furnace, with iniorma-
ton that the rebel cavalry were at Cass-
town ct the foot of the mountains in Ad-
ans county in considerable force. They
have been driven back from the Potomac
and are trying to escape. Every effort IS
being made to cut them off here and at
Mercersburg but they have man with
them named Hogan, from Franklin coun-
ty, and as he is superior guide they may
escape. All our citizens have arms and
will join the troops in cutting the rebels
off.
LATER.-Anothcr dispatch just receiv-
cd says tho rebels are Casstown and may
attsmp. to pass, by mountain road south,
perhaps by the shippensburg road or may
be By the Green-Castle road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-14
SedaIia, Mo Oct. Is.

The 9th Mo. State Militia, Col Cath.
erwoed, nave, in several scouting expedi-
tons within the last few days, broken up
various bands of guerrillas, killing the no.
torious Capt. Joe Kirk, who has murder
ed SO many private citizens lately, Capt.
Handon, Sd Mo, Lieut.. Alexander, I'd
Mo, and some so bushwhackers. They
also brought into camp this morning Col
w. H. MCGOWAN, c. S. A., who escaped
from the st. Louis Military prison some
time ago, by backing himself and thus
passing the sentincl They have also cap
tured large correspondence Of interest.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-14
CAMP LINCOLN. Ger. IL, 1853


Mr.. Editor This afternoon, at three
20 clock, company /, of the Iowa 36th, was
called into line for the purpose Of present
ing sword to Capt. j. B. Gedncy, of
that company. The sword is one of beau
tiful workmanship, and was purchased by
the company expressly for their gallant
Captain. In presenting the sword, Mr..
Benz. Adamson made the following re-
marks in behalf of the company:
FELLOW SOLDIERS We have been
called upon by our Government to take
up arms in order to assist in putting down
one Of the most wicked rebellions ever
known to man. That rebellion original
ed with the Southern leaders against the
best government the sun ever shone up
on That government which derives its
power from the consen. Of the governed
through the ballot box. a right ever dear
to the American people, and the only hope
OF pure Republicanism throughout the
civilized world. In view Of sustaining
these principles we have volunteered our
services in the United States service un-
der our gallant Captain, Joseph B. Ged-
ney. knowing in him the safety Of our
Government as far as his abilities may ex-
tend. And to you, our esteemed Captain,
we present you this sword, pledging our
selves to follow where ever you may lead
US; and may you be successful in the de-
fence Of our Union against the enemies
| that would demolish it.
Reply Of Capt. J. b. Gedney:
FKlFNp ADAAsoH AND FELLow-SoL-
D1ERs . l receive this sword, and thank
you for your mark Of esteem. You all
know that | make no pretence to public
speaking. Therefore if | should make nc
great display of oratory you will not bt
disappointed. If by any means ! car
SHOW 10 you my esteem Tor the Ainlnesl
you have conferred upon me, | viii b
satisfied. Though unworthy as fee
myself Twill receive this sword as me
mento Of your love aud regard, not 70
myself alone, but for the noble cause il
which we have enlisted. ! promise yor
that where the demands of our great gov
eminent require you, there, with thi
sword, will lead you. When this Swor'
is drawn from its scabbard, it viii be il
defence of those Stars and Stripes tina
you have 80 nobly rallied to defend.-
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e r TELE C r a p II .
GEMS. BRAGG AND CfIEATHA vi
KILLED.
Washington, Oct. ID.

Washington, Oct. ID.
1t is understood that dispatch from
Gen. Boyle, dated at Louisville at 10
clock last night. reached here this morn
ing, saying that it WAS generally believed
there that Gems. Bragg and Cheatham
were both killed in the engagement OF
Wednesday, near Bardstown. Our loss in
killed, wounded and missing was from H.
90 to 2,0o0, while that of the enemy Is
much larger, and that we Eeld the field
that night and skirmished with their re-
treat the next morning.
When this dispatch left Louisville a
courier was expected to arrive in the
night bringing details Of the purpose of
the rebels and Of battle which was prob
ably fought yesterday. Gen. Boyle ex-
presses his belief in the truth Of the ac-
count Of the killing Of the rebel Generals,
Bragg and Cheathem, in the action OF
Wednesday, that prevailed in Louisville.
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COMMERCIAL.
my TELEuRArH.l
Now York Mark ct.

New York Oct. IL
Fleur-Marke 10 cents better: sales OF $40 bbls SIS
20 g g. 10; for Super State; % 20gS545 for Extra
State; SIS COG 81 10 Super Western; % 3se6 SIS for
common to Medium Extra Western; 50 7os 81 IS for
Common 10 good shipping brands Extra Round Hoop
Ohio; Cauaasn dour shs . hrmer, sales OF zoo bills
al s6I9s6 IS.
Wnest- Ma more ste ada prices without material
oh angc SAWS 10 O00 bu al 81 leg s. ~ fnf Chicago
spring; 81 2oGs 2aFor Milwaukee Club 81 264sl %
fol Amber Iowa; 81 2easi ~ for very choies do
81 jig ~ "a for winter Red Western; 81 81 q 81 80
for choice do
Rye--uuiet, lower; 6Ts7a; Tor Western 81
State Barley--hrm; 81 cog 81 IS.
Corn--Marke ct shade hrmer sales $500 bu 634s4 for
Al xed Western, shipping order
Oats-Qaiet and lower; 5sa5S inferior TO prime.
Pork-nrmsr; sales 500 bbls at SIC 75ASl2 sTt
Mess SIS 80 forprime-
Beet-quiet, cut cats unchanged.
Whisky-sales 800 bJis- nj Is .G3Si.
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:. /. II . z i
When this sword Is drawn it shall be in
defence of the Union, and for the full en-
forcement Of our laws. Soldiers ! AS
friends and aeighbors / love and respect
you all. As your commander ! shall re,
quire strict obedience to all requirements
Of our military laws Z .
Hoping AZ. YOU love your homes and
country you will be guilty of no act which
may cause the mantliug blush of shame
to come to the check of your friends ut
home, THANK you Tor your present: may
the God Of war prosper your cause. and
return you victorious to your homes and
kindred. @fEs
After three hearty cheers for Captain
Gedney the presentation closed.
Yours, II. E. CHANDLER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-14
Cairo. Oct. 13. !


Hon. Thos. O.. Nelson has issued an ad-
dress TO the people Of East Tennessee,
conde mining the recent proclamation 1.-THE
President, calling it an outrage on rs,
usurpation unparalleled by any daspotic
Government and calling on all able bodied
men to buckle on their armor and prepare
for resistance to the uttermost. DE in
tends to raise regiment.
The complete rout of Price and Van
Dorm has evidently alarmed the rebels.
The Grenada Appeal says tire. CRISIS of
Mississippi is now upon her. The enemy
feel emboldened by success and backed
by fifty thousand fresh troops now upon
the line Of the Mobile 4 Ohio railroad,
who can be concentrated at any point in
SO hours, viii be hurled against them
with force. II further says that If the
federal force effects Judgment within
her borders 1T witt be impossibie to eel
them out. 1t calls on the State not X
rely for safety on the Confederate Govern
ment, but rally at once, every man in tht
State. In speaking Of the condition 0
the rebel army, the Appeal says the hear
Of every patriot will bleed a. his eye
| pass over the record of its suffering an,
distress. In Heavens name let it not b
. record Of our shame. In another piac