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FOX RENT.

NOR RENrA delightful RESIDENCE on
II Church HiiI. The house contains eight looms
sad Closets the Kitchen four Rooms. The whois
neatly furpieh-d with every thing necessary 10
make 3 pleasant home, including n fine rosewood
PIANO Good out houses, stable and carriage
house tie premises will not rent it 81 board
ing house nor person with small children
FUk HIkE-4n excellent house SERVANT, TO
Remain tbs premises.
Mrs. THOMAS TAYLOR
sa J;-otE Frank streat
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~ RELIGIOUS NOTICE-Ksy. J. G
~ 0RANBeRRY, Chaplain G. s. A. will pre- aeh
at TRINITY (MethodisD CHURCH, corner If
Broad and 10th streets tomorrow l3UNDAY)
morning ct IL O'Clock.
esrvtces at night IS usual, commencing at
e90ck. sc l3-itH
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LspAT, sTkAyKD. FOUND, Ne.

IWENTY DOLLARS will be paid for The de
i livery AT this office, at the farm head Of
Grove road, formerly Captain Wrehs, from wi ich
place he strayed IN Tuesday last, Of SMALL.
some marks from the ~hip on the right rimp.
Sc l3-lts
II OST-Yesterday afternoon, between the Old
i Market and Mr. 0ettice's house, a black leather
BOOK. containing 81 or % my free papers and
other aIticlsd | Will give liberal reward for The
Return o. the book snd contents 10 mo.
Sc 13-lt' BENZ. SCOTT.
rI>WEETY DOLLARS REWARD.-Twenty do
/ lars reward for the apprehension Of 10y
named Tons bright mulatto. over i've feet high,
rather stoutly built. aud short hair He has 40
doubt forged bis own pass, as he wri 81 very well
NJ. C. NORTON,
SO l3-6t@ Main st.. between 9th and 9Th:
r NOUND-At my store door, last evening small
bundle Of POSTAGE STAMPS. The owner
can have them by describing the bundle and its
contents. aud paying for this advertisement.
40 Bits JOHN DOoLEY.
LSSTRAY -Strsyed from Church Hin, dark
~ red COW, very scrawney and giving very
little milk. suitable reward viii be paid for the
recovery # same. Apply at No 81 Pe~rt street -
l3-N'
T osr-FRRE PApERs-suppesed to have los,
IL them Wednesday evening on the Csntrail rail
road. Eth street. II left at this Office rs
DELLA DUNCAN.
80 lit" a IToo woman OF Color
TVFTY DOLLARS RRWARD-wil &c psid for
York River Railroad Depot on the evacuation of
tho White House, marked u. P. JETER, Jetars-
vile, Amelia if left at Mr. EDWARD WoR.
THANS corner OF Cary aud 18th sta Sc l3-6ts
T OsT--On Thursday night last near the First
Market, a POCKET BOOK, containing two
will pay liberal reward for its delivery TO Geo.
l. H Herring ,s; Main street or .rx,rsos
TNWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Snsyedo Or
i stolen. from Camp Les. on Saturday last, NY
bay MARE about eight yssrs old, and about -FOUR
teen hands high Two or three Of her lower front
teeth out and che bears several trace and other
harness marks. aud IL very broad In the chest. She
wss either takeI OF or made hsr own escape from
said camp. Capt A. w asnt's company Of cav
alry) on Saturday last. The above reward viii 10
paid for her delivery to Lieut. Aud. }. Rogers. a
the Office Of AsssrA Bayly White, corner Of
nd A '' or j il o';s Gsos Al
IL about - hands high Said horse has one
white hind foot small spot in kis forehead three
marks on his isft hip. produced by kick from
horse, and sigus q having bad sore back. he
name il On the ssddls ia several places Twill
give liberal reward for him II delivered to me
II Camp Lee. Or any information By which can
recover n.@ a.,,,. c.y.,s =, S ssnn =.
1NEN DOLLARS REWARn-- "a nom my
II house, q ROckssts cd HislA ~ saturday, the
Gsh inst. : black and White GOV. with > pases Of
the right horn. Any one andlns ~. and rssssaiRg
her 70 ma. will Fscsive the shove sewa.d
- ll-AA DElulio ODRA.
HNkN nOLLA60 n1WAkA-otselsdo r ssalsa.
81 On ~ - INA. . lAEos hal 104o4 y loW
os7ss WtsA sofe - ~ eaek a.d IN fneeldsr. kss
dneed " ~ eellee. - - - swse.eYsa =
eaah shsAl3os. M ~ ~ ebess Ieuoe1 ~ -
pqsA1n = - - - soeDf q voeseal - - -
- - soReseetAe 1Iyt - - l. - -
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R1LIGIoUH HOT4gF gky W. II
CHRISTIAN, Pastor Of Union Citation. viii
peeaah especially 70 soldiers at Lls Church On tha
evening OF SABBATH next, the l4tb inst at Z
O'Clock. Subject "Ths Importance Of G Soldiers
BecontA6 Christian" The public generally, and
soidis1 particularly, are invited to attond
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EAu I'll Oh COTTAGE RESIDENCE the
1 South side OF Grove street il Sydney, with
four acres Of LAND attached FOR SALE.-We
authorized - seii the beautiful Cottage Resi-
denc-, with four Of land attached. located as
above, now ia the occupancy OF Mir. ltanbloion,
formerly owned by Capt. John W iider Atkinson II
commands foe view o. Richmond Apply to
lJ-Nt ttODOIN a. 3PPERSON
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,NUk SALE OR RENi--in the town vi Cafks-
II VILE oI- brick Tobacco Factory of sufficient
y &c TO work fifty hands Ia advantage Possession
given immediately Also, one large brick Dwelling
Hou5e, With enient out houses, good garden,
and lot Containg two or three acres Also, one
large brick Store House, and several other houses
In Y
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RICHMOND AND DANVILLE r. r.
sUPFRISTFNDENT's OFFICE,

RICHMOND AND DANvILLE r. R,
sUPERIarFNDENTs OFFICE.
Richmond, Aug. "a, 1852 }
NOTICE On AID after WEDNESDAY. Au.
Y gust 2Ith, Passenger Trains on the Richmond
and Danvle Railroad will run follows:
WAY TRAIN.
Going West-Way Train Will leave Richmond
daily, exeep, Sunday, At A. hi, aud arrive in
Danviie at Al p III.
Coming East--Way Train will leave Danvile
daily. except Sunday, at Z 20 A. III and arrive in
Richmond ut j IL p NJ.
This train vii! carry the local travel only and
win stop at all regular stations
Baggage entrance will be closed st 80 p. NJ,
and after that time no baggage will be received.
THROUGH TRAIN.
Going West, Through Train will leave Rich
nond daily st { Is A. NJ; and coming East will
reach Richmond st 3 So T.. H.
Passengers for the Junction will take this train.
Baggage entrance will open ut no A. NJ and
close at g u A. NJ, ami 10 baggage will be
ceised after this hour.
Trsins VIII leave promptly al the hours fixed by
schedule JAMES H. LESTER
81 LIT General Ticket Ascent.
OyERAMENP CEaIMs.--The subscriber Of.
VI iers hss .tefvices fnr the collection of DE.
CEASED g LDIEKS CLAIMS. and those of any
Other description against the Government
VIII give strict attention TO all business entrust-
ed tn hun, and forward renittgnees promptly il any
m innsr desired.
The necessary papers prepared and forwa rded to,
correspondents upon receipt of 3.
Commission per cent. collections Of $10O
and upw ards; under that amount, 10 per cent will
be charged p. j. McKENNA,
General Agent l4th street,
Riehmopd, Va.
Refers. by permission, TO VIM r. Taylor ESQ,
Cashier Of Bank OF Virginia; Messrs c. W. P1rceii
i Co, Bakers; VIM. l.. cowardin ESQ, President
Va Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
ne H. Los
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w 1NTED-A first. rate HORSE, TO supply the
w niaca Of one recently lost near Warrenton
by trooper. Also, desired, the seryce: Of an OK.
nsrIancad ard valuable MANAGER, for which
finding and from soo to $aoo will DO sysn
the first year Inquiries by letter al" requiring
answers cannot be attended TO- All.
FOR sALE-Tifty BEEvEe. some to be dsiiv-
area no,v the residue before the goth Of November
Wv" -'"' ' GEO. TAYLOR,
q. ,9-.oa6, Near Hanover e. H.
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~~~s" S1DA1ON, Ato(eN1Oa
VI1r yAluA1LI INyzTs pvrr,,,.
Dx1B1IA HoR 6AIn A. AUOTI01 s11
I'D 9 eaetiOn, o. ths prsmiosa q cXTyir@S =
The 2oen sept, 1eo2, q q selosk p II. ~ iIAY.
besat3.l, sad adnassbly wsilbsiis ns,&
DW ~ ~. nsas:s :: shove. - eov oesusss
nisua The houss hes IL ths nodssp i.sse'
nsnts. sneA - -. watss. ba1hlue soous ~ .ve
Was built By The form. ownss a. his ovn - -
no pa'ns or expsness spared 10 maks Il 49, !;
every rsspset. II has every aceosppo1atro. ~
fnl tor largs family. T6s Servants snSss. 80
are also ample: The particular satsntjon ~ ~
wanting really 6ryt.class dwelling d rs.s. sooss
called 70 this salo. S'ahy
TERMs.-Ons third cssh balance Il On. -.
years, for negotiable notes. bearing intss.'s 1.-Two
cured BY trust deed, or all cash, q the "".:I y
the purchaser. 0ODDlN 4 APPERsK~s Of
mn, Aue.ioussr.
p. S..Ths foregoing real estate ean b. rs.,..
for At Drivafe Nal0 "0sted
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Anstin mis- 2 o
Alien iniss l.
Alexander mrs EP
Anderson mrs =
Allison Martha !
Anderson mrs nal
zen Il H. ~
Anderson E A (cld)
Ammons miss BIT
Ada me mrs NJ A
Adams mrs 8 A
Adams mrs ,
Archer miss A b
Averett mrs }
Apperson mrs M b
Ayres mrs }
Anstow miss N =
Billings misc Eff
Burn mrs 7
Bnruhsin mrs w =
Burnley mrs . W
Brown miss L
Brockenbrough
miss r n
Brown mrs NJ A
mrs s. E
Brown miss =
Bradus mrs >
Briggs mrs Z
Branch miss M q
d. Esx r. ~
D'a"us'"
DOW '.''s. = = q
Bowers mrs & NJ
D,s m,,s1 N A
D,en'@ 'h's :" !.
D 81 ints
n.ase mss Mr
De,n,l hnIs ~ % - a
D pea, nv" ~ A.
De'i h''ss y . ~
D Den.s ", , I"
D 49, IL
D,"s,,''DG 80
Day'o' "'s D
11a'.ey "''ss Z, q a a
Q DatioIu 'n' = " i"
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D t nlis =
Cruckst, mrs l.
Craig mrs IL ar
Co'tfeh y, vi l.
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Cottreh mrs ni y
Conuhh mrs
toiuer "is
Carey mrs . =
cameron mrs
Chohuier mrs ", n
Chuofess mrs r
Ciafke mrs !.
CHuof" ms nu
lump "'s.
$500 ,n,..E
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Co'e mss
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n FORMATION WANfED-u FREDERICK
4 X MOLE. 18th North CaTolina Volunteers,
how SICK i'll snne Of the hospitals III this city. bis
father will he under many obligations to any
who will let him know the W here abouts of his son
by letter directed TO Lim at Crew = Hospital corner
2lst and Cary Streets e. G.. MOlLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-13

ME LADY who took Black Silk MANTLE
sud ALL. through mistake at the bali on
Wednesday night 81 tie Montioelo Hotel viii
plesse It the Monticello Hotel OF the COZ
ner Of 9Th aud Cary st-, and ohiiEe the owner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-13

TWENTY DOLLARS will be paid for The de
livery at this office, at the farm head Of
Grove road, formerly Captain Wrehs, from which
place he strayed IN Tuesday last, Of Il SMALL.
some marks from the vi hip on the right rump
Jtk
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DEkSoNAl. ANY gentleman going To Gen.
hlahouv' 8 brig ade, Of Anderson tlyi. ion will
iiud ii u his advantage 10 call II
MERCER i HILLS, Sash Factory
se l3-Jt' Ga 9Th ST.. bat ain and r rank lin
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INoR RENT-Furnshed ROOMS, suitable for
IL gentlemen, can be had BY addressing l.. II. -
a. his office. se l3--3ir
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nESlRAbLY LOCATED PRAMRD nw,,.
IL ING, ON the North Side Of Bro.A "ALL
9Th and 18th Streets, FOR SALE AT xr1rTw,sse
At the request Of Mr. u. w. Cone, We snsl .I tos
public atstion, on the premi- o., On WEhsrIs
DAY tue 18th September. 1862, 9. 4 o'eocn 5 - =
the excellent Framed Tenement, located a. -,
containing seven good rooms. The los hs. I've
Of Is feet and depth Of no fest connsc,ns r,s
en- alley 10 feet wide leading oat TO IAN 800. ."a
There IL we'll Of good water on the lot snS
cellsnt bricx kitchen. and the usual out buI!Asnsa
TERMS One third cash balance a, & -
months. for negotiable notes interest 49, "
cured by q trust deed. -
sel3 G0DDIN APPHRsos Ana.
MEAT FRAMED DWELLING, on THE r.
IN Side of 26th Between and n s,ras.. Ss'
SALE AT AUCTION VIII b. sold At snc,,s. soS
the premises on WEDNESDAY, the Ir,h S~ ~
Der, 1862, at 8 O'Clock n, the nss, Tp'sn
Dwelling, located above, nov In the occrn..a
Of Mr.. ]. J. English. It has Ave rooms hs.IsyI
kitchen, &c. Sss
TERMS -One third cash balance At e 80, 10
months. for negotiable notes, Interest 49, H
cured by q trust deed.
Sc Is GODDIN APPRRsOH, Aus.
BUILDING LOTS ON CLAY STREET AYR,
ID JAIL ALLEY At AUDITORIUM h. ~, ~
81 auction. upon the premises, respectivslv W.
TUESDAY, the 10th IL April, cominencn, =, ~
O'Clock p. n, FOUR BUILDING LOTS. on r,.-
street. at Its intersection with 18th street fro,,.
about % feet each, and running back lO5 lee. ~
tie, r. J. Hyde, and otheFA Also, TWO LUTa :,
the corner Of jail alley and Marshall s,rest fto,,
ing 424 feet running back So feet and adoIuaa ,hs
residence Of Mrs B A. Chsatham.
TERNs-To suit purchasers.
ssl3 0ODDIN & APPERSOS AMT.
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DERSONAL.-lno wanted ~ to the
4 wlereabouis0f JOHN K. and MARCUS AL
LEN, members Of Capt. Cutta's artillery mpany
from Sumter county, Ga BE- application to tho
Army Intelligence office they will find a letter a,c
from home. SO lists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-13

Jane. H-Surgson u Oak Ridge Hosp,ts-Southsrn Re
corderPropTetors Of type Foundrysurgeon Ia char
Of Hospital No i5-PropretoIs OF Doolsy Hosptai-To
the Agent Georgia Baggage DspSoutb Side Railroad
Agsnt-stsward Of the hospuai Central Depot-AR -
FW-A B d 2-AdveuugeT
i3-it THOS. B BIGGER, P nj
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7 EsssHAa.

TEF ORMATI0N WANTED.--Any information
i sc to tha where suouts Of JOHN 4. JETEF,
CHAs W. JETEE, WALTER S. JETER, ard
HENRY &. JETER, (vho enlisted in the service ii
Arkansas will be thankfully received by their
brother ii addressed 10 hun at ZanssF iile K,a z
William Va
se iJ-Ctt JAMES p. JETER
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w aERVANT and SEAMSTRESS and have
valuable Cation LANDS, which ! will sell or ex-
change for negroes or am willing to give persons
having surplus hands an interest IN those iands'
which will enable them to double the espi'si EN-
]. W. MCCONAUGHRY,
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OST-Yesterday afternoon, between the OLD
j 4 Market and Mr. 0ettice's house, black leather
BOOK. containing 81 %. my free papers, and
other aI,iclsa witt give liberal reward for he
Return o. the book shd contents 10 me-.
So l3-lts BENZ SCOTT
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E'OR HIRE-FOur WOMEl1, three GIRLS, and
one BOY, by the month. Two Of the women
have children, and will ha hired quite low to good
homes Some OF the said to be good
Cooks, Washers and Ironers
Persons having good male DINING ROOM SER
WANTS can find homes fol some half dozen by Sd
plying TO NE. 'THOS. J. BAGBY,
General A gent, No. 3 Wall street,
Sc I3-lt Under st. Charles Hotel
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01
THE ONLY PREPARATION hav
H ing proofs so strong and direct as to
ExPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALI.

For Statesmen Judges, Editors Physicians Of the oldest
schools as well new. give Z Their snquslissd ssoS ,a
scalp brain but all who have ned IT, unite in tesying
that il win preserve he haI from ssisg and om A
oAk SnovE, $. c. june 2ath, ISIS. !,
rsdIy gaining popularity in this Community. have had
occasion TO lay prejudice aside, and give your as kestoFa
Dve peTseet test -
turing the year 1854 unfortunate to be thrown
ny head received most terrible blow cauEing great deal
0f irraion which communicated to the brain and external
surface Of tbe head om the effects Of which my hair
the time t discovered its drapHng boSeEer up TO the
ihnk o. being professional ,aS syssiE and as ihougi
understanding the nature Of the disease but was finally de-
Thsse and ether circumstances indusei to resort tO
your worthy Hair Restorative which ss esey Fesson 70
6rt aPpiiczon bad as beautiful head young hair
for na s 1ss YoT %g ys%s
%eay to ali inauirers moreover shall uss my iaaenee
which batter myself te say + not - little,
fsu can plaish this y yos think TsePsr; ;vp,apr N
Snisr Of the JeerSonian, PLilIirri Va Dec. i2'5s.
Dear % % L EEL ny S Is veil % e my SoS ssn s:s !. ass
thhk proper. gentleman Of this pacea lawyer-has beer
laid since A sark ysa 2 much So sa s, ~ ss r. conn saS
Hair Reatossse which he liked very much and alter usns
. .. rs bottles b, hair grew T out ss
BaefOrds and as be Is very well known 10 onr ao,nni
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can sell eseaf de of your Fair Restorative IN this and I'D
joining counties, u you have the proper agents.
Yours, &c THOMPSON sURGHS0R.
Dr. woop Dear sBrsYemit me 10 express the obligs
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original color about the tns q arrival In the U State
ysa1 I IsIr % Rssossvs 1 S% soss recovered rec its original hue
conzier your Restorative very wonderful invention qot
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dollars per bottle the large holds quart 40 per cent nor
| in pr0portinn, and retas for g.
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7l4 Markst street. 81 Louis Ma For sale In Astzhua b
| eos6mas3. HENDRY a COPELAND.
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a stery wishea, ! pIersI.

We remember seeing one day at school
q quarrel between two boys. The older
one had submitted TO great deal Of teas
ing aud hecloring from The other until, bis
patience exhausted, be rolled up his sleeves
aud pitched into him All the other boys
gathered around to see the 6ght among
them lhs biggest boys in school. who
seemed to have an itching to interfere
in the quarrel and prevent fair play. His
taunts at length so provoked the olsler boy
that the latter turned upon him, aud, with
a sharp threat, told him to mind his own
busiuesss. The big boy turned red in the
face, and took the other by the collar, say
ing :''Tsks that back, sir = The little
belligereut was plack, but two npon one
was too many for him. "0h," said he in
conciIiatory way Il was only fooling /
didu't mean it." There was something in
the little fellows eye, though, as he spoke,
that showed how deeply be felt the humili.
alton Of the apology, and there was curl
Of the lip toward bis antagonist, as be eeas-
ed speaking that seemed to some of ms lit
tie fellows to take the rough edge of the
apology. The fight ended rs oil boys quar-
REFS do, and the boys went back to school
TIE little boy who apologized dii'Ht say |
much TO the bully that day, but We heard
him whisper to his seat mate, Il don't care
If be is bigger'n am il catch him alone
III Lick him" Next day the bully came
into school with meeksr aspect than usu-
al, aud looking as though be had the nose
bleed. The report among the boys was
that Sam Barely caught him alone" on bis
way to school that morning.
The story has no particular point or NOR
sl that We know Of bui We tell it here be-
cause il occurred to US the other day while
reading the news from England.
N0Tlci1 BvHctia.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01

noscationaf n writing q ne Phllade'phia
I'f4It dlscussm ihc sompiain, Of certain pemoe'
ratio pieassa and politicians. reyafding the con.
dast sfthib uuF against rebellion. and Ilsexpen
ristnnsA vish mnch force and justice. After
referring % he incemnnl and mIschievous naor
mdni6e, ofshk ciasa. he tayss
II aoes not come viii good grace from
eta Known enemies Of than war nHa the
naaan advocates OF The Southern rebellion,
lozonninle themselves accusers and judges
of the shortcomings nl Others. fkeg shoaid
4I0nHf tl99 alc fniire rtToasitaSiN 0f tts
bioo1 ttsd ~ iiis isar Is their. They knoS
that bnt for James Buchnnan there wonid
hare been ae war. and s0nseqneBtiy no cx.
pedNdfe oftke pubic money f9r the pur-
pose Of maintaining the Integrity Of the
Gorenmrni }uo great debt, and DO COM
plicationHish foreign Powers. Whea ihat
wicked and wreiched man betrayed the
party that elected him. deserted the prlhct
plies upon. which be came inio pcweri and
slrnek dowB spery independent spirit that
protested sgsInst Bis crimes, the men aoE
So clamoro1s against Mr.. Lincolns Admin.
islration sustained Buchanan, encouraged
him in bic tyfanEies, and took the gnilty
Muqes be was SO ready TO pay 10 all his
satellites. He saw bis Secretary Of the
Navy sending our ships 10 distant seas, bis
Secretary Of War leading IN q series Of
plnndcffnRs and frauds unparalleled since
the days Of Warren Hastings and nearly
nll bis cohlidanis preparing for the over
tbrowof the Republic, and be neither re-
bnked the one, nor resided The other. So
far from Il, bis most intimate friends were
bis most corrupt advisers and even when
his Secretary Of the Interior, Jocob Thomp-
son. returned from q reasonable mission
IN North Carolina, be h0nored him b. Q
laumptuous dinner IN the Presidential man
sion, aud thanked him IN public letter. =
James buchanan was not only the creatur'
and the tool Of The mnrderees0f liberties bui
sheir willing ally aud when tho historian
comes 10 select The maa who has dom
most 20 plunge the Republic into this ser
Of blood he will select james Buchanan. Thi
men who have acted wiih this arch traiso
10 freedom and humanity. should he care
full, enid their own intriguos against ih'
present Administration, least Ia trying &
cmbarrass il they do not revive the recol
tion, and reopen the great book which re
cords the fact that they, and they aloue
are responsible Tor the war, aud oil its sui
fsripgs aud its atsocitiiies.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-01
Thrliiins Pr,pheey.

In last February Alabama seeded
That brave old man, Senator Clemers. who
had, until then, breasted all the storms of
wild fanaticism. and clung to the Gag Of
our Uaion. yielded to the popular clamOr,
and nnsheaihedhis sword IN q canse be hat
esl, and one be knew could not succeed.
lie wrote the following to friend
"Ws are out We have bade sdien 10 the
Stars and Stripes, and abandoned the high
privilege Of calling ourselves American eiii-
zens. am not ashamed TO confess that
could NOT restrain my tears when the Old
banner, which have foflonea through 50
many dangers, was horn down end the lsg
Of Alabams raised in its place. cannot
Fesifsin them now when | am writing bnt
the deed Is dome new ere has dawned,
and aIl that can promise Is that 20 effort
shall be spared on my part 10 prevent il
from becoming and era Of disgrace. II We
are not involved in q war We soOa viii be
There Is no hope Of psacfs asd Ae is bnt 10
tie hefier than q madzaR aoA0 dssdMs Of LoRs
szsnpesoa from iArasion- ! shall meet j
shen Il comes as soldier should, and hgh
thEoagh Il as long as q hope renaias
TFtsN ereTyfhing IS lest, as 4 fear u aay b
unless wiser connsels should prevail thai
those which hare heretofore directed us
shall drag my body 10 the nearest batile
Geld. and lay down a life which has lOst Il
VaiueH
IIow swiftly has bis predict been verif
"a Ere the echo Of bis voice. pleading q
ihe fanatics to 1stcp ~ had died away. th
cry ran out, 10 arms A State then pro-
porous Is new bankFep1 al sbe horrors .
wan Is npon them. business ruined, and !
addition 10 the restless nights they pass fo
fear Of servile iBsaFreetion, they aciH a0ak
soms merniag and hsar tie roar Of Fedora
nnaon a. Mobile. The battle 6eld viii b
near the boms Of Senator Clemens. and IN
ltss some anso0n hand shields hlm, hi
prophecy viii be fulfilled to the letter
Bastimore American.