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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-09

Coon. .-Geh~e ran, a .. has ordered all
Houses, stores, and other 1peopMIy belongs
iiig TO rebels to be- ssisSd; 46do under this
order lib buildings 'A4ve already been
ssiaed lin Memb6i5 Add, ,.eoGAscaied:: He
has also forbidden gold, 5ilver, Of Treasu-
ry Notes to be paid to disloyal persons.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-09

:, Turn out to the Railroad meeting ata1. T.
o'clock P. NJ. -
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-09

Its alfover with us - as the passenger
said when the coach upset. - !.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-09

STATE CoNvENrIoN.-Since the organ. !.
ization of lie Territory, llarshall County
has never presented candidate before a
Republican State, or District Convention !;
but onfthe 18th Of ssgtember she will he
represented at Topekq. and backed s. al:
most, if not all, the counties Of, North
western Kansas, who Will ask nomina;
tion for one Of her most prominent and al
worthy citizens, and We doubt. not that
her. claims will be recognized The dele.
gates from this portion Of the State are
and will Be 4ulSaitrammelled, and in, present
ing tie claims Of their candidate vii! not
lose sight Of the rights Of other sections
but will give 10 all just and proper CON
sideration.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-09

I Every mao kpoys, best when sAe plays
the knaye; Pat sst bis nsisghbors tkpoN best
when he plays lhe fool zecs go ,14~o4saa a
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-09
KANSAS MILITARY ArrA1Rs.

? The Lesvsnsbrth Conservative of the
5shis full of Mknsely Iintsres,ipg news.
Gen Lane,haSs sIetu. meg. b Kansas as re-
cruiting Commissioner for this department.,
including Kansas, Nebraska, Colarado and
Bacotah, and has issued his proclamation
under date of Aug. 4th. EseryYmaR ca
pable of. bearing arms is called upon to
join the marshalling hosts and do battle fer
our own homes and 6resides. r-aLis,en 10
tie following from the Generals proclaim
alton : ----',e ,e7-z- - ssssss'S y
"Thess forces will be used for the de-.
fense of this Department. While the
armies of the North and East march to
meet the rebels on their own soil, no
troops can be sent here for our protection.
We must rely upon the organized forces
now in this Department and such as can
be raised among ourselves. The Govern
ment will provide munitions of war-the
MEN we must furnish" aT s11' -
Our portion of the State is ahead now
and mqst not in the future be outstripped.
Capt. Bowen, of Co. K, 9th Kansas, rails
ed bis company here within the last few
weeks and has now over ninety men and
still they come, and still may come, for he
has resolved, since having seen the FAST
call, to receive all who offer themselves
and has sent Hon Dan. C. .iuld tothead.
quarters to make tine necessary arrange
ments for their orga niza,ion. '.F' ~2i.' a.
|, Respond. then men Of Northwestern
Kansas to your country's call! One more
bold effort and it is safe. let a q '"z
q Each yAlley, each sequsstsrcd glen 4. I
I ID Furnish its little hoard Of men-'.ols ~.
o1 That meet as torrents from the heighth, a..
+. In highland dale their streams unite, ,.f
Still gathering as they pour along, ;.
A voice more louda throe more strong :
Till atthe rendezvous they stand " 90
BY hundreds, prompt for blows and blood"
Let there be no fatering now A bat
tallion certain and perhaps regiment can
Be raised inihis part of the State and the
adjoining counties in Nebraska. At all
events let US furnish the Capt. With the
men and truststo bis energy and tao. for
an efficient and proper orga nisa,ion. -19l
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-09

D SHor.-A member Of QuaptreN bsndss
named hoy, vas shet at Fort Lsavenworth
last week, having been found guilty Of uae
charges Of bridge-burning, access oFy'oe
murder, aud treason.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-09

John apeeref Dsaglas eeany, ,hAsbssp- :
SppoiA Ate9 Collector of this ,Suts- ana
James 3: 4sgats, Assessor, updsr: she new-' ]
tax isw.1iaisq sd % osss;'sgsg4s "a = go 70 g
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-09

lie. .anO,herssbipwreck beyour sea mark.
The New York herald., 1862-11-11

T AURA gEENgs THEA IRE
IL Dougs ,i,-t st i. tfr us - Tss sxN"k
GREAT SulnE-s
or Chsio~ Hesie nrs iui M ira s-ssc
entitled
RACHEL fuF REApFI


n'ss LAURA 1EeHr
VIII sustain her or'-na r,a,a,ter or
cprpmsa pa'rcs Mr u wrEAri.Efdg
tn ssper, ~ C'".drat sun-ninr. a,f. a, hS the
&c. IT'S ny chsre. 6este The h,aaatsi hHs s"rhnr
"fIAtaornr lar a. al d. 4. "s u mr'-. -
ono ~ We no nalnr' HHd eaec.fse si~i'n 80. ~ -
"a ~ nus u ~ Posslif 10 ialne -ii.rfh
Nus, eene n -. - ~ sri oi Racut gave "~r-i a"s
ee,@ - ls =, ~ se,e.ne 'r'. sr"n n's'ir,
-" 1e q ric'a'e .sd actcd ~';a spl-ndid ssid"rs~
the .a't 81 tue stay, si'ck trucks and irai
ucas bsve oern cas. ,ir cot a. ianre hecn bs h.e"
TEE ie sous ol Nntnie oriy Hrt tn~ heat ,s
40 rsne she sem terror o.ivcr "a. 70 - In""'i dsit :.
~, a, a " s n" & ~ is ,nr. wssr rno rh "" o
at Lanrr Reeve des b~r les
pas. on-oSe hat fsnr .hsi-ss
senera nss sa" - ait does na,a al tains. "snrsmy
has lone as T. Al hsis sati wle the
o. hs' q sh work \ awake - pic n + s'osS Heades
from the stage every day a.gita al prf .dcs I'll
Tae eiaraei rs like Charles kralcs swast.
momsi,cus or n,asL cat. uui tisy al tHe
mo,d Mc urc ~. ous bgi.hi a.d E,enice
TursDAY NOV n
RAcHs. TIE REAPER
Eathei ..,... Mass Laura Keeoe
&C. ye'rSr M r,,r'ss' a. o,a sosles g We 'e
bert iXihornr hs aon ..,...........: .Mi u Daiy
Fatty irish re.p-rs ............... Mr. usAymona
bissII,ssmsn a'sso',< character sir Lee
Rose Mayhc,d young widow. .... mss lone BagAo
BtTsEy BAKER
'e'S'' 'Ss'' 'S"" SPECIAL nor,cE. '''' ''"e' ''"'
The grand fairy spec,,,a,leo E .n,i,r@ s,sr%r
which been 10 preparation June. and whss Miss
Kecne promises aea sur ,orne, prouco"u viii be
MONDAY, NOVEMBER a.
The New York herald., 1862-11-11
A AMrsEsLNls.

AMrsEaGNls.
lVsrhR aAKDys
gDwss acorn
'''''" az Els ss'i ESEsa s' svS '%'''"s ''''''
~ ''''" aRflsric 'Tln'ests
sis Ep%AsD NO rlaEr,
ruE isoS euEsr,
DON cS~As G., .1,.t;, ns s;,SxAS,
rwo cirARAclEas
ficS"'ocri ., al sn', y "a 49, amonG the most
" liz MOST sy Thsu,IfI -. ns,sAsf'G sesSif' roruGAs
Mrs. j6Li% snssE9r BARROW
sAAiTf.sA.
sas "sn' e~rsds and re,s's
~n. r-m-m.er ,ha, ,ais - s,posp..eyee
: - 20 '''Ss "a ososD.y. NOV. II.
NIX And mas BARNEY WILLIAMS
NiaLos GARDEN
ENTR, sIAsI'iC aEcRrrIoS
aAsKiEL rAvEL AMI seovrs.
In announcing the &c tnIs ,soup. the
tn =" ."sF"e'' b. rrs%sss's rr%rs.s 4 ssiyesi Sisars
Wstt psniopine oi
OR THE bkA.iLIAA APE
PIP. oomtc character. ...... .... GABRIEL RAvEb
Jacfo ,........,+. ..t.,.... nu,G karfssu
90 De followed by grani It versse neni. ~ wh1s
N0t Nj AMfhics
WI, dance As ceetrssed SAILOR uokNpifE. TO coo
GLADE VITA
THE ITALIAN kRiGAHnS
OR, THE AIDNt0Hr ASSAULT
Abeau uiimic rnd classic Founded upon circumstances
winch .eusy oeclr.sd ~ France N isa wl ia,rodue
tory Panoinaie. ~ whiah
0AHRLEI RAvEt
wi appear IN hs faIru cnarscLr of I~rlues sssed by
the eGLe Troupe
The eneria nneu ~iJ sbc Farce.
cntitl~d
WHERE DID THE MONEY CONE FROM
BY the ID. Emniic Company
WITH the exception OF the press, no frse hot
Dfcss Gree and Par iu-t. 50 Secured Parluet
Stale. 10 cents. Family Circle, 20 ccuts
ir performance ~,i comaence ~ Ia ococs Tue doors
wi! o.ea ~. O'Clock
On Saturday next. Nost nlbcr 10,
GRAND KAvEL MATINEE.
eU.iu nt vi
The New York herald., 1862-11-11

TTousEnoLD FURNITURE wAHTED.-THE sun
IL scribe. w,shes,e puresas from siOv $1,000 worth
or hotel for which cashw he paid ~ fair price, w tsrc
cucn =. cOLTON, foa Broadway seer Csns Mreeh
The New York herald., 1862-11-11
MUSICAL.

A GREAT BARGAIS.--ELE0ANr PlANO, BY Dis.
N tnguished maker perfect order warranted for
years s425 sold FOR xi75 $40 been
used u short time. Inquire a. 31s Ri-ecker street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-11
-----s- - -HT=a4-'-4- - a--- -
sEIyPPIN G..

NJ OTiCE.--THE RESTRICTIONS ON TRAvELHAVIN0
IN beeu y of the Aar Dep pas
seugers out 10 Europe win on.er required
The New York herald., 1862-11-11

A LADY WILL GIVE Ll.SsDNS TO BEGINNERS IN
"A vocal and instruu .sic - tor nye dol.
lars month"; thrre Lessons week. Address r., Music
Teacher. Herald OH o. fof
The New York herald., 1862-11-11
sECARs AND TOBACCO.

CEGARs AT LESS TuAN MARKET RATEs-AT TUE
~ Sesar Agency, No u Broadway, up siairs sn,ierf
dsslc specuaios would 90 ven 70 call ~ " broad
Wy, IN staira
The New York herald., 1862-11-11
For sAr.-.

fiNKi.E a EioAS sENinG MACHINE FOR
n salt cheap for cssh Apply ~ o. Brvsd a.. nrsr
Nineteenth street
The New York herald., 1862-11-11

ATh NETTING or THE ALDBRMANIO NOMINAL.
n ,no convention Taird Aiernanic dsrtci, held
nj Dunon, IIuuss L,igt aud Hudson s,reets
Aopdny evening. Nov. 10 iSl, = ..
wac npauimousiy nunnsed candidate for Alderman OF
'e '"'" e'''oN JOHN MOSS.
Chairman Convention.
Joss y. RUSSELL, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-11-11

m n. s-wY SHALL ALL BE At. HARRY NEW.
L. ports ,odAyi las isi resolved splendid Ing
sh h,rss Scotia. nrc.sou other hxiays Tor
Ipnrh ,,.asy CHEES <GONCERS HALl.
IA AoadWay.
The New York herald., 1862-11-11

Il ~
The New York herald., 1862-11-11

10TH REGIMENT n .GHLANDERS "A FEW ABLE
u bodied and sos>caoe JOIN and receive all
fhe extra bounties piveges this Old
regiment II you 70 ht de oy side with ola veterans
enlist In the gallant yn nth regiment, Hiahln iers
New York voluntsers Recruiting Offices, Mercer House
OF Browne aai Mercer sreet; Tent In Ciy Hall
Park. opposite Tan.nsny Hall. New Yorx; at Is Fulton
street. brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-11-11

nccipENTAL HOTEL. .
This elegant aud cymmotions hotet erected BY James
Jos A. Dunahos Esq. 10 BE- csnducted 6y Mr.
Laws Leland late OF the Ms,rorolsn Hotel NeH iors
win he ready for the reception OF Ggess on ,ne I ~ Desen
Der next
The New York herald., 1862-11-11
POLITICAL.

49, -.
ATA LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING TELD
N ut Mr.. Wniiam Lllles Hotel One Hundred sad Twtn
tyssy.nth street. Third Saturday evening
November W, the following named scuemen were,
~~,,oten, elec;cd on,rsrs -
Insis Frcse, 1eor . w. jenkins.
s,ephcn IAN kossrand, Henry Meyers
Andrew smith,. Mi.hasl Usligrr,
H. Is. Pss ktna,V !onn Hart,
Isaac Dubpis, William n. Tone,
.faucs Crows. W. N. DaAfermsn,
ticc Prrsiisns.
George v. Thompson, william walsh.
The following revolutions were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That this oresnixaou be known ns the rnsn
Association u the Twelfth ward of the sly
Rescsved That ibis ssseiAon composed Of d.noora,r
elenrs tho Twelfth ward hereby support
The regular Of DO ocrtir party Alerinsu
Of Tue Sc Ascrnsc District, ani tho OF ho
r ticket be- for the ersuug .irrsou
E.so,"rd Tna, Ja oa Lour has g. abb ana fshfrl
=. interests NJ tho democratic party during
sc as Two years the prart ot Ccuucin.r h,s
sion rerecully recommends hts for
tonseration Tho nhae convention for Acctman Of
She Seventeenth Aidefinanic district.
Esscd That this meeting adJournGp meet et E Hredts
Gina Hundred Twent, rtb street and Hloouangdnie
xvad hurtday evening Novemper ", 5o2 ~ haW past
ocpcx.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-02
Governor Letchcr.

We hsve already announced that Gov. Letcter
has left this city for Wstheviiie whittier he goes,
we learn, to zee in person the condition Of things
with reference TO the troops Of the State line.
thorized 10 lie raised under Gen. Floyd, aud TO
der what assistance he may. A contemporary Gays
with truth tha. the Governor has labored faithfully
30 carry out the enactment of the Legislature; in
deed he has done this in everything pertaining to
hiA duties, and particularly In reference 10 our
greet struggle for Independence The diligence sad
'<:ction Of Gov. Leicler, In the discharge Of hi
taties, have been unsurpassed We are happy to
learn that it is his intention TO demand from the
Confederate Government the Virginia traitors and
the viosatOrs Of Virginia laws who have fallen Into
its hands These men have no right to be treated
- prisoners Of WEI they are criminals against Viz
einis, who must be handed over 70 cur own author
tiles TO be at with according to our own laws.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-02
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS!
EXTRACTS FROM TIRE rREss.


From the Charleston Mercury;
From the seemng press Of West & Johnston,
publishers, Richmond webaye in volume OF nearly
four hundred pages a history of The First Tear
of the War" The book itself seems all that the au-
thor claims it to be. The style, though not abored
is pleasant aud vigorous In the pre-
sentaon of the facts Themselves, we have nowhere
detected any teHdencyf wards unfarness OF state
ment. The book may be regarded as a faithful re-
tex Of the views of the caluier portion of the peo
pie of the Scuth, in respect to the events OF the
war al the time of their occurrence
From tic Richmond Enquirer:
This book has been read by many in CAMP
The authors styls is fascinating; that portion OF
his book which recounts the origin and causes OF
tae war is lucid and satisfactory"
From the Richmond Dispctch
MIR. Pollard is already well known to the public
"a the author Of Black Diamonds, etc The pre-
sent work Is written in the peculiarly animated and
racy style of the author. and VIII command an ex-
iensive sale. Mr. 2. has enjoyed unusual facilities
for collecting information, aud has made the best
use of it, The book is written with cantiOr and
impartiality, aad as far as we can judge, strictly
truthful and very interesting"
The Richmond Examiner says:
at is the most elaborate and valuable literary
contribution tha. has yet been made to the inter
ests of the South; that it will not only entice, but
repay, the curiosity Of all readers"
From the Richmond HAig:
"The well known ability and diligence of Mr..
Pollard are guarantees OF the value and merit OF
his book, We aItiei pate much qualification from
its perusal, which will notice at length. MessrS.
West & Johnston, the publishers, deserve much
credit for their enterprise"
From Tie Richmond Christian Obseroer
The History of the First Year Of the War fer
Southern Independence, prepared by SO spriSh;iy
ami vigorous a writer as Mr. Pollard, makes vol
une that will be read with eager Dlterest by tons
of thousands. II gives IA intelligent, connected
sketch of the past eveaLtul year, prefaced by a
clear account of some OF the causes of tie war
The book is an instructive entertaining
and reliable account of the great events Of the Rev
oiution of 81, and should be very largely read"
WEST q JOHNSTON,
Publishers and Book sellers
au ait No JAS Main street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-02
The Lincsln Despotism in Fredericksburg.

The Lincoln Dexpotism ia Fredericksburg.
The exocssbie conduct OF the enemy in Frede
eickseugg is enough Of itself TO fire with the deep
ess indignstion every V.rginian and every South.
ern heart Tho despo. of Russia, the only Power
Ia the weird which has shewn any sympathy with
the Lincoln despotism is the only ruler of modern
times, except Abraham Lincoln, capable of perpe'
tra.ng such tyranny If there is town In Viz
sinis or the whole South, that least OF all others
deserved such sufferings, I. Is fredericksburg. We
have never known or heard of q community more
remarkable for purity Of character, refinement OF
manners, hospitality to strangers, unostentstous
p.esy benevolence OF disposition, and sTe.y socia,
adevery household virtue, than the people OF Frads
rieksburg. We never visited the place without en-
te-tainins higher opinion OF human nature, with.
out feeling better aud happier in locking upon
spot where some "howerets Of EGen." with scarcely
a uace OF the trail Of the serpent, seemed Yet to
finger and to make blooming casts in the moral
desert of ths world. And it is such people who
are driven from their happy homoe, Condemned TO
exile and poverty, because their consciences will
NOT permit them TO .ske oath OF allegiance to q
hateful ,yrenny Verify, the ways of Providence
are hidden IN mystery Whilst such is the fate Of
one Of the purest and best communities Ia modern
times, We deprasei and vicious cities of tie North
the Eodoms and 0omorrahs cf modern times, riot
in case and security. IN the language of Scripture
describing the wicked Of former day, 'they come
in trouble, like other y "they flourish like
a green bay tree" Bet the same Inspired record
directs rs not to doubt the Justice Of God on that
account bui to wait patiently, and that in TIE end
the inevitable yengesnes of God will descend upen
evil doors and that their place viii be seen no more
The crle!tiss visited upon the people of Fredercks-
burg, and ether S.utheIn com muaites, will yet be
visited upon people whose crimes have long ago
provoked the wrath OF heaven, and who ere now
Gaping the climax of their siupendous wcke dness
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-02
The Hero Of tie Nlurfrcesboro' Bash.

The public will be glad to learn something Of
Gen. Bedford Forrest the man who captured Muir.
Sreesboro' and two regiments Of Yankee troops
with q small force. The Atlanta Ccnt raoy says
General Forrest 10 about IS years old is six feet
two inchea IN altitude, weighs lS5 pounds, has no
surplus bash, h erect weilpioporioned, and moves
with Cfrat ease. But few men are his equal In
c0lAr power. lie has a dark complexion black
hair, aud thin black beard He has u full and ex-
p&nsivc forehead, black, piercing eyes, deep set
heavy black eyebrows, and stern but not unpleas.
ant face. Firmness and courage stamped in
every ltnean.eEt Of Es features, which are greatly
ret OF By the most perfect and beautiful set Of teeth
~ ever saw. He IL y native Of Tennessee. His
father was KentuckiRD, and the son OF an emi
grant FROM Holland who accompanied DanI Boone
20 the wilderness of Kentucky IN ancient days.
Bedford was brought up On y farm, and is familiar
with tho use Of tbs axe, the knife, and the rife lie
nrst commenced horse trading on small scaie-
Then he got hold Of fast quarter nag, and in one
year made g. 600 ont Of trip through Mississippi
ADc Louisiana Stopping at fernando, Miss, al
the summer racer, he won good pile Of currency,
and Anaiy at the close Of the week, took deed to
the landlords premises and opened mp hotel in
Hsrrando, In North Mississippi. Here he kept a
b0tsl and dealt in horses for several yearA In the
meantime he married beautiful and accomplished
iedy. By whom he has an only son u spnghtly lad
railroad and river facilities and the prospect OF
rapidly becoming u great city, Col Forrest sold
out, moved to Memphis, where in a few years by
his energy, probiiy and fine Judgment. be amassed
y large fortune He Las frequently been Alderman
Of the city He always took an active and decided
part upon every pubic measure and generally ear.
Tisd his point everything calculated to enhance
tbs interest OF the city. He ably advocated every
public Improvement and soon stood at the head Of
The able financial business men OF that fast aud
Aoprishing city.
Three years ago he purchased large body OF
bottom lands In Bolivar county, Mississippi He
Afn<I &ensrs Al~~.> A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-02

POLES Mdssevs--A warrant WA Issued yesteiuny
for the arrest Of Nelson and Cary, slaves o. IT.
HaxalI, and Charles Allen, a free negro, on tno
charge Of breaking Into the tobacco store on 1c ,
boucher, lath street, between Main ana md f,nnSn la
streets on THURSDAY. and stealing *iu--Denns !.
Sheehan was atraigncd before Recorder CasAls; ~
the City HAIL. yesterday. for violating the
oriances by buying produce therein TO sell again.
The artices were con scafed to the use Of the ciy
AZ the same time Ned Hutchinson, frec negro was
nyra,yned for buying lot OF chickens to sell again.
lie was tined Sl0 The chickens were ordered W
be sold for the benefit OF the city.-A JuagMens
a,mi,ar TO the last WAS entered against Mrs WhAh'
RYAN,. charged with u like offence ~ eHterday,
lack. slave If VIM. G. Taylor for having IN ms
nossess;on lot of sugar for which ne could not say
isfac,ofIIy account was ordered ~ lashes
p. Torney. charged with making an unprovoked as
saul, on VIM J. MGCort. ut the Columbian ho'el,
ON Thursday, was required to give 800 surety 70
keep the peace, and failing, was sent 70 Jau'
Defendant struck Mozart because he ooserv-
adj in answer to an interrogatory to that Ell
feet. that be was talking about him-Aeyer
Myers. brought up on the charge OF shooting
a; wm j. King, n soldier OF tho 18th Louisiana
regiment, was lind $l0fur violating city ordinance
by using firearms in one of the puolie streets
King. who was afra;gned for attempting 10 snoo'
Myers was let off.--About one dozen dafkeys, NV
ms on the alley leading into I'D street, oe'"een
Main ard Franklin, were up Tor aho"ins u nui
sance (other than tbemselves) to accumulate III
that neishhorhood. They were let OH on 'ne,f
promise to make united effort to epate tue SUI
ieot of compiaiut.--Jokn Collins, whie nlan' az
rested at The instance OF Mrs. Hannah boosoh ioi
Violent and unprovoked abuse, was 0isSharSed
with u reyrimand.
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ia r,ee;sise lsanr

y
We sxs "a Ne eve Of great events The hour Of
decision has hesn PLACED by i1ovidence in cur own
honda m that Providence We ckcrish N abiding
fassA and an unfaltering truck But We 90 not be.
eve that the Providence Of God conflicts with the
free agency cf man. Il works for aud With Us In
sempora, ss we'll a. spisital things: but In one ~
In the other, we must use tho means veachssfed
and he opportunities afforded and work out eur
own salvation. Tie hard OF God has enabled us
% snite back the enemy from the Caicsaaoniny !
bat this ives only The beginning Of the work. IL
we do not follow It rp~-K we do not heap blow
Spon b,ow---f wefermi. our enemy again to rally
ard osganisc--.thcn, indeed shall the hummer be
pasi. the harvest ended and The day OF our saliva
ton delayed, n not forever gone. We reio'ec Z"
believe that DER Government fully appreciates 'his
Ynensenscus truth Now If The time to STREE new,
whilst our BARRIERS are flashing In the Ieht OF
vsctcsy; ws.iiss every Soushera SWORD mirrors the
bsss.. feras OF glory and hope whist the accused
Zoe 8 psersssng cnce ,uose for = hnal spr.ng-now
Is tie ssre Tor blew that saaii crush Ills hydra
lea,iea despotissa for ever, aad send electric
thrill al dev~. ante and Joy from cne eud TO the
os, or oil this struggling valiant and glorious ceun
Fry
Soldiers Of tia South. Napoleon told his warriors
Rgyp; that from the summit Of the pyramids
forty centuries looked down npon them. Without
the language of rhetorical exsegeration, we can
say % you that iron, ten thousand anxious homes
The eyes Of mothers sisters, wives, and children
are hooking upon you looking upon you, their
brave and beloved looking upon you as their oaly
hcle and hope, thst Tod III whose hands are
she !ssues of bat ties, aud to whose Almighty
Throne arise day and nigh, those PRAYERS Of faith
which he has promise Ito answer and TO bless In
snired by sueh rsaee.i ons lie; gallant sons OF
ths Sor,h once give their glorious banners to
tho breeze and let th. resolve of every kears be
victory or death" The whole South locks on;
The world looks on the fate Of future generations
trembIes in the bslance Ncre. did such CT ami
ties visi, civilized and Christian people as those
which now threaten every Southern home, and
which can only be averted by the power o;
Heaven and your own strong arms! The result
we cannot doubt Now, let there be- 10 delay;
40, an hours procrastina,iosi it may be new OF
never.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-02

PRISONERS ARRIvED.--The prisoners captured
by Major Bailey, in his brilliant cavalry dash on
Sornersvie, the county sea; of Nicholas on Friday
last, arrived in Lynchburg Thursday night. They
number sixtytwo privstes and four commissioned
officers, among them Lieut. Col Starr the com-
msndant of the place at the time OF its capture.
DIR. Rueker Is not among the number, having been
detained at the Salt Sulphur Springs, the author
ties not having decided whether he shall be treated
o spy Or u prisoner Of war.