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The New York herald., 1862-09-19

DAwEBRoKERs SALE THIS DAy-ov MEMS clio
II MLns, Wy A, ~ CRIsfALAR Anotlopecr, az Is Bowery
fsNfng OF very large assortment Of Coats Pants Vosfs
ksmnsnfs 1c svi,abk for the coming .eason Nv o,ds,
JOHN LEVY, 10 ksib ayeuus
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
A UCTIoN NOTICED. D. CAULKINS, AUCTIONEER
IA Onnce S35 Broadway.
LARGE SALE OF

A UCIlON NDIIGE.--D. d. AUCTIONEER
"A Onnce S3j Broadway
LARGE SALE OF
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Rich French Pier apd Mantel Mirrors,
SUFERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
ELEGANT SILVER rLATE, &C, &C,
Purchased al a ol $1,000,
ON FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10,
Al The elegant private residencp, No 20 West Fourteenth
street, Eighth avenue
commencng at 10la O'Clock pre- 1isely.
The sale comprises the entire contents OF the hous The
elegant Paror Furniture made 10 order and 10 in solid
The whole viii be sold 10 the highest bidder
cash. Offering extra Inducements 10 purchasers the
furniture or the house is new having all been made within
six months.
Elegant rosewood seven Panoforte with all modern
improvements oyersrung bass Sc cost $GO0 rich
wool Stool covered In satn and embroidered cove three
elegant suits OF Parlor Furniture,
saei and san rosewood Eageres, splendid and costly
farian Ornaments rich Vases Also, magnificent cof
lection Pair Turkish Easy CHAIRS
In ane rosewood Centre and sde marble top Tables
rs0aiy carved
Chamber Suits, ip rosewood mahogany, Bureaus
carved Bedseads Washstad Sofa Beas In ne hair cloth
ton HAIR Mattresses from 40 10 50 pounds made
order, In excelept condition.
Dining Room Furniture. consisting Of fine oak Extension
Fable eiver Ware roh China Ivory and silver Cutlery,
Forks Spoons, &C. with heavy cut and engraved Glass
OF every description. No pos ponemelL
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
rG 7ssr1 NEW HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1862
sALEs Ar AUCTION.

SALES At AUcTIoH:
Gs0RqHsE HEssssa s9Sya AySSEaSS5ss ASSsssS55Isbs FURNITURE
1ss s sa sss Ii; = nsss M
aSs 20 g: :o u y = e
HENRY H. LEEDS, AucrfoNEER--HENRy Y.
nEDs M co ~ ss :. auction or q nasa ssress Ssps
sas .Ss.a saS sss Ss
Sas boOissss mahogany secretary sssssd' oss ssi 4
s@s sns Saas
marble op ceare GR m A an
Crociery and Glassware. Sale without reserve.
uRNRY B. uERrs, yR. AgcTroNEER
RscEiyERs Eskf sALEs9 Eo ORDER OF SUPREME COURT
ELEGANT CABINET FuMRsITgEE M l ...,.
Being he entire balance Of stock Of the Cabinet Makers
September a. Il SSs ys,as a. tss
q roseSoo maosapy and walnut raS dS Library ,n AND
richly carved rosewood mahogany, walnut and oak Bed
Suits Bullets ArIore Glace, Secretary Bookssses
Stands, &C., &c caaloses ready and goods on view this
r BoaARr, Auc1IoNEER-BY $. A ). Bo0ART.
10 o Tas% sss ssSs S
Of gensrsl assortment Of raror Bedroom and Kitchen
pets OIL Paintings SCI also at il O'clock. IN the basement
shsas Of S casks Of nS Sa% ,is sns s,S sn
i - y.
0 Friday SEPT @ & ~ q, & ooosS az Mo sssepg sbpg
consisting Of Wees Anvis Benches lahes large Polishing
Wheel iron Boiler together with all the Tools Fixtures, &c
of the above shop.
AE DOUGHTY AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
lu. day Friday and tomorrow Saturday at S1f O'clock
ea-h 70 Nassau street. Household Furn
tuc, consisting Of Paror Suits, Bookcases Centre Tables,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Extension Dining Tables
Bndets Dining Chairs Dressing Bureaus WashsAnds, Bed
stcads Hair Mattresses Paasses Lounges Wardrobes Gas
Fixtures, DC
MORTGAGE SALE OF HORSES AND WAGONs-THls
u O'Clock, trout of 339 Fulton street. Brook.
yn, three Horses, Bakers Wagon, Express Wagon Har-
ness Boxes, Troughs Fixtures, Tools, &c.
s. CLAYTON, Attorney Tor Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19


q HERMAN, AUCTIONEER-s. herman 4 CO
y. will sell this day September 49, at l0h O'Clock, at IS
Bowey large lot or hne Liquors Groceries, &o, VIA:
45 casks Old BOURBON Whskey.
a2 Il and casks Otard and Cognac Brandy.
pipes Holland Gin.
10 "a casks fine old Port Wine.
50 cases London Dock Gin.
60 cases Aromatic ScEnapps
45 baskets Heidseick, Mumm and other Champagnes.
10 sugar cured Hams.
Is boxes family Soap.
4soo0 Havana and Domestic Sears Tobacco, Tapioa
Peas Prunes, Crackers, Iron Safe, Occ Furniture, &C.
Goods viii he sold in lots TO suit the trade
Q HERMAN 4 Co. AUCrIoNEERs, WILL SELL ON
- Saturday Sept 20 at 10 O'Clock the contents Of the
Laundry No Us Canal street, ines Tubs
belonging TO the establishment L. OBERLE Constable.
SALE OF LTI99ITRoRHs 1 ~ ~ coSTlNgSTEes
win sell at lis Liberty street. this day Friday Sept 49, at
II o'ciock, in continuation parcel OF Brandy Gin,
hskey Spirits, &C. IN pipes halves quarters and octaves
To be sold without account OF whom
n, GAFFNEY, AUCTIoNEER-sALESROoM NO. 50
lease stock and fixtures Of the FIRST class Liquor Store cor
Of Thirty eighth and Broadway; excellent Axures
also large stock Of line Liquors, &C.
WIN, T9PPING; AucTIoNEER cTIoNEE ,noau.,
Tnis DAY. FRIDAY. sEpTEMBER TO- 'A'N'
We invite the particular attention OF buyers to this atrac
sRo2bo4a Ss sss 154Haas cassSEsRs sATsErs
SILKS, vELvkTs, slIAWLs,
Aud wooLIEN HALF. HOSE Tor army @" use. 1"''
500 cases Boors AND SHOES all new goods. Of the ses.
@ @ ST. a% 5ssna sSSsF SSsS SsY EFT E
LARGE AND FULL AssQRTyEETs OF READY MADE
oasids@rs SiaoTIdss IL eAsS e. .rs sG now .G ready
wM TOPPING n. GO; aid AHeissssss i Ps9s sss.
and Murray street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
EXPRESSES.

A BURNIIAM's FURNITURE FxPREss AND PACK
"a. ing establishment, ~ West Eleventh street! bctwcep
Firth and SiSth Household Furniture boxed auA
shipped all parts OF the world Covered wagons for
unov'rs f"rw'smre ~ tsm,lse rprni'vre stored
The New York herald., 1862-09-19
GREAT BATTLE pouoHr-rHE VICTORY /,

A GREAT BATTLE FOudHr-THE VICTORY is'
IN gained, Ladies and gentlemen, 1t has been victorious
in being pronounced, By many, that B. MIkTZ OF
23 Sixth has been paying 1e highest prices cash.
for OF Clothing CARPETS, Jewe.ry kc still
70 continue TO II will fay or him with note, CALI
N. B-Iadiea and gentlemen. know well that those
tremendous prices that offered by dealers
bmbug: but the best and do n
address above then will know sure you will
satisfaction Do forget the old, well known dealer, IS.
Mntz, nnmber ZD Sixth Lauics
attended by Mrs Mint,
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

WIN. Writers, AUcTIoNERR, WILL SELL THIS
s a s css one 5D,as RaS5 s
Tables Lace cp,;ans ss new and ND second a.na Isp
G r s,'fs Res e. 81
sss. s ss s sasss Sss
as ID % s"S all rsss ss sSSss
Machines fifteen Show Cases. &c. &c
WIN. ABBOTT, AucrloNEgR, WILL SELL THIS
cay AZ L ocoek at No East Broadway large 10.
hNs Brsndy Casks Ladders and Fails japanese thrush
and other tropical Birds, &c
MUsICAH.
A YOUNG LADY FROM EUROPE, HAVING STUDIED
n under The hIs masters when there would like few
sdence Terms moderate Address Y. E. r., Music Herald
A LADY OF MUCH EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS IN
"A muse teaching wishes 10 obtain few Pop for
Terms Address NJ A. Union square Post oIlce
A SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR SALE
~ Or would be exchanged for any other useful article
must be sod immediately q. owner leaves the CITY, For fur
A SOPRANO PUPIL OF BAssINI, AND ACQUISITION
dress Soprano Union 'qaare Post oflce, New YORK
A VERY FINE rARLoR GRAND PIANO FOR SALE
~ cheap iis poweri q and sweet toned cost $500 aad
has NJ se for inquire Of DR. BROOKS, " West Thirty
A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
IA PIanof0rte for sa.; all the modern improvements;
tully gaarsneed iuh IRON frame made order cost 500
ssrce Inquire iis Yves. Twenty street near
Sixth avenue.
GEORGE WILLIAM WARREN HAS RESUMED HIS
on fhoSs % fa n ss % Fond Psqs u ssg s i SSs sd
ing and also al bis residence No Garden street Brook
l,n Heights
uEaRy MAYER, PROFESSOR or THE PLANO.
public n New YORK md BROOKLYN NAT be has csumed his
tuition kesiden'e l43 MIMI street. near Broadway, y
- scyenth avenue, near Fourteenth street and Will
above.
MAD. BoTB INFORMS HER FRIENDS AND THE
Singing French and The German Lapelsses 4. her
third street east OF Broadway.
M bcrs to inform her pupils and tho public that she w
,esume her tuition on piano and singing On Monday, lsh
street, every day III twelve O'Clock. -
MR.JR THOMAS BEGs TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE
M n %, ' rss n.en oS a, !" rrS Pond Atey . M
pIANo FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ROSEWOOD
me very e ~ rs .o sa new ~ n l
~ rSiS Sfin 1"' REILLY sEf"fs s. s1j John street.
WANTED-A FEW MORE PUPILS. BY AN ExPE-
wv, rsnced French tsscser Translatons promptly at.
lg8 Clinton st., Brooklyn ' " f'' "
G7EA NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS IN ROSE.
picO' Wood oases iron frames and strung bass
tlbOi with moudjngs, 4l60, do, carved legs and
naid with board sl76 and SOC with ear ksys
S25 and $3.50 "a tl40 fbe above Pianos ara
the greatest bargains In the city Second Pianos rn
$25 to soo New Meodeons At extremely low prices New
and hand Pianos aud Melodeons Rent alo.d
OF purchased Monthly payments received the ,ams
HORACE WATERS Agent, tsi Broadyvav
MIsCELLANEOUs
I,nBcKs ON ALL THE CITY BANKS LrTuoeRApH
~ ed FOR 81 2j per book.
Photographic Albums from Tic to S25
GEO. e. MANN, etalloner
Bl Fulton street near Nassau street
IIAsHBEsH CANDY t0RIENTALl-ExuILARAET
Ill Price 25c and ~ ptf boz. For sale by
generally Beware OF mutations Imported only
by The Gun jsh Walab Company, 476 Broadway
NAARBLR MANTELs-hAETELs SOLD At ASTON
M lshnsy low prices At KLhBERs Marble Yards, 100
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

A TTENTIoN FOR l64 SEVENTH AyENUE.--S5O 0sC
n worth Of cast OF C,othing, Carpets and Fnrntnrs
must be purchased within short TIME for the supply
California ana Western maraets Ladies and genteEen
have the best opportunity TO dispose OF tcr land OF
garments ioows-For silk dresses s. $t5. wollo
dresses de sts cassmcres caicocs shaws coaks skirts.
ncns aovfs shoes cwclry and diamonds, the higa, st
cash price rand. Gentlemen receive Tor coats 81 10 81
pants 81 70 SO. vests shirts under garments boots accord
lnaIy the ilhet price pad, by calling addressing the
ORIGINAL old wen Known dealer, HARRIS, ~ Seventh
avenue between Taentyrst and Twenty second streets.
Yoo will surely be dealt with 10 satisfaction ladies
at,e ended by Mrs r. Harris.
The New York herald., 1862-09-19

E1OR SALE-A SORREL MARE. SOUND AND KIND,
suitable for army officer or lady; has been used IN
the Also full set Of Infantry Horse Equipments
TO separately together Can be at 80 East
Fourteanth %
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-08
CoIored soldiers i'm War.

The following proclamation of Gen. jackson
to the free blacks of Louisiana during the war
of18l2, win be read with interest at this time:
HEADoUAnTERs, 7TH MILITARY DIsrrcr,
MOBILE, Sept. 81, 1914.
10 tho free coIored inhabitants of louisiana:
Through mistaken policy you have been
heretofore deprived of a participation in the
glorious struggle for national rights in which
our country is engaged. This no longer shall
exist.
As sons offreedom, you are now called upon
to defend our most inestimable blessing AS
Americans, your country looks with confidence
to her adopted children for valorous support.
as faithful return for the advantages enioyed
under her mild and equitable government. AS
fathers, husbands and brothers, you are sum-
moned to rally around the standard of the eagle
to defend all which is dear in existence.
Your country, although calling for your ex-
ertions, does not wish you TO engage IN her
cause without remunerating you for the services
rendered. Your intelligent minds are not to
be led away by false representations Your love
of honor would cause you to despisc the man
who should attempt to deceive you. With the
sincerity of a soldier, and the language of TRUTH
/ address you.
To every noble-hearted freeman of color vol
unteering to serve during the present contest
with Great Britain, and no longer, there will be
paid the same bounty in money and lands now
received by the white soldiers of the United
States, namely, 1924 in money, and one hun
dred and sixty acres of land. The non COM
missioned officers and privates viii also be en-
titled TO the same monthly pay, daily rations,
and clothes, furnished TO any American soldier.
On enrolling yourselves in companies, the
Major General commanding will select officers
for your government from your white fellow
citizens Your non-commissioned officers will
be appointed from among yourselves.
Due regard viii be paid to the feelings of free
men and soldiers You will not, by being as
soeiated with white men in the same corps, be
| exposed to improper comparison or unjust
sarcasm. As distinct independent battalion
or regiment, pursuing the path of glory, you
will, undivided, receive the applause and grati-
tude Of your countrymen.
To assure you of the sincerity of my inten-
tions, and my anxiety to engage your services
to our country, have communicated my wishes
to the Governor of Louisiana, who is fully in
formed as to the manner of enrollments, aud will
give you every necessary information on the
subject ofthis address. ANDREW JACKSON,
Major General Commanding.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-08
A Genuine Democrat.

No one can deny that Danisl s. Dickin-
son is thorough strait-out Democrat.---
Read what be said at Binghsmton, no lon
ger ago than the 18th Of tho past
month: "He said he was not only for
speedily and totally wiping out the rebeil-
ion, but the cause Of it, so we would never
have another. He was also 10 favor Of con
fscatiug all the property of the rebels. real,
personal and mixed. He said be would
confscate their quadfhpeds and their BIZ
lpeds-their men servants and their maid
servants, their oxen, their horses, their as
ses and all that 10 theirs. He appealed 10
every man to enlist in the Union armies
who possibly could, and help to sustain the
government. He said the President was
entitled TO great credit for what be had
done. and that the administration was enti-
tied TO the support Of every loyal citizen in
the land"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-08
Negro ditch DIggers for rIeOIolIan.

The Harrison Landing correspondent of the
New York Tribune, writes:
The steamer South America arrived here yes
terday, with about 600 colorcd laborers under
the charge of w. B. Cook. They were brought
from Norfolk Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe and
Newport News. At the latter place, a squad Of
25 cavalry were sent with Mr.. Cook 20 seour the
neighboring country aud pick up every contra
baud they could find. Their arrival in camp
yesterday created much amusement from their
display Of dress and the nature of the bundles
with which every one was provided. There are
about $50 effective men among them, the rest
being women and children belonging 10 the
party. We are Just finding out that we have
use for these men, and l am Informed the South
America returns 10 day for another cargo.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-08

The last speech of s. A. Douglas at Spring
field, concludes with these patriotic words;
at is duty we owe to ourselves, our child
dren, and our God to protect this Government
and that flag from every assailant be he who he
may"
His idea of parties during the war may be
gathered from the following:
"There can be but two sides to this controyer-
sy Every man must be ON the side of the Uni
ted States OF against it. There can be no neu-
trails in this war.
1t would be pleasant to quote further from
these speeches, but the above are enough to con-
vince every Douglas man that his sole duty now
is to stand by his country and nothing but Ai'
country.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-08
Now or Never.


ny DR.. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
Listen, young heroes your country is calling
Time strikes the hour for the brave and the
true
Now, while the foremost are fighting and falling,
Fill up the ranks that have opened for you
You whom the fathers made free and defended,
Stain not the scroll that emblazons their famel
You whose fair heritage spotless demanded,
Leave not your children birthright of shamcl
Stay not for questions while freedom stands
gasping
Wait not till Honor lies wrapped in his pail /
Brief the lips meeting be, swift the hands
clasPng
"of for the wars" is enough for them all
Break from the arms that would fondly caress
you
Hark 'ts the bugle blast sabers are drawnl
Mothers shall pray for you fathers shall bless
Maidens shall weep for you when you are
gone
Never or now cries the blood of nation
Poured on the turf where the red rose should
bloom;
Now is the day and the hour of salvation
Never or now peals the trumpet of doom
Never or now roars the hoarse- -throated cannon
Through the black canopy blotting the skies:
Never or now flaps the she'll blasted pennon
Der the deep ooze where the Cumberland liesl
From the foul dens where our brothers are dying,
Aliens and foes in the land of their birth,
From the rank swamps where our martyrs are
lying
Pleading in vain for handful of earth;
From the hot plains where they perish out-num-
bcred,
Furowed and ridged by the battle field s
plow,
Comes the loud summons; too long you have
slumbered-
Hear the last Angel trump--Nevor or Now
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-08
Tbe RIrht kind Of RosoIutIon..

Even in New York city series Of decid-
edly "radical" resolutions have been adopt
ed, by the Committees representing tho
New York Chamber Of Commerce, the Un-
ion Defense Committee, and the Common
Council. Recognizing this as the very cris-
is Of the rebellion, they resolve that every
person and community of doubtful loyalty
should be regarded as disloyol, and none
trusted who is not willing to sacrifice prop
erty, life and opinion for the common good
that the time is here when we must strike
for national life with every weapon God
has given us; that delay strengthens the
rebels and wastes us; that it is better that
every rebel should perish than thaD one
more loyal soldier should die; and there
fore they earnestly urge the President inn
mediately TO "issue the order THE EEFoRcE-
MENT OF THE CoNFIscATIoN AND EMANcrP-
ALTON AoTs] which will take from the reb-
els their great source Of strength, Itheir
slsves] while it will diminish their army by
calling to the defense Of their homes large
numbers Of rebel officers aud men," Such
an act would be sustained by the Free
States and applauded by the whole civilized
world. The world does move.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-08

The Ohio State Joarnol of he solh, hns
the following excellent and timely Epmasks
on the imporianes and dusy Of al true. 10y
al men, now 70 rise above the divisions and
distinctions Of ordinary timsA and muks
united and OGss,ivs blow for shs Union. ls
says:
"But little more than three weeks are 70
elapse, when the UEfoN MEK Of Ohio afa
TO assemble once more IN State Convention.
The call Is without the slighteat limitation
as to the lines Of party. Il Is addressed 20
'aIl loyal citizens wko are IN favoy efflt
vigorous and continued pposerflicn Of fle
wdr non carried on for he upprsssfon of
tie rebellion against fhe GoVsrnmsnf"-
Il is for a UMox Convention. IL takes
it's stand above all pnrtizan issues and
distinction, and simply invites The Pk0.
PIE Of Ohio 70 come together upon the
broad platform Of the AMRRtcAN UEfoN
and consult together for Its defense and
preservation.
"This single issue is the great and only
question that the present exigency requires
or permits. II calls upon Us 70 cave cur
country--its constitution, and It's institu-
tions, before we differ and divide on mat
ters Of party supremacy. tits the greatest
issue ever presented before che peopls Of
our nation, or of any other nation. II ia an
issue that requires US TO decide between
suicide and self-preseFvation. II desnands
Of us to affirm whether wo will shield and
protect our country, and, with IL, al the
dearest interests and hopes on earth, or
abandon all the wild fury Of . freuzied re-
bellion. Before such dread question as
this, how Is it possible for loyal citizens 10
differi What is there 70 hiuderthem from
coming together and uniting in one irwin
cible pbalaux Of overwhelming power, and
pledge their lives, their fortunes. and their
sacred honor to uphold and defend the free
institutions that our fathers, nndeF like
pledge, so bravely founded and 50 glorious
ly maintaiuedl
1.-THE grave matters before Us, which are
hourly chrystalising into history, demand
for their guidance the display Of the puress
loyalty aud self-sactlHcing patriotism. Sure
ly these exalted attributes cannot be want
ing among our people. The descendants OF
Revolutionary sires cannot have become 50
unworthy and degenerate. Come up, then
on the 2lst Of August, filed with love o
country and imbuded with the spirit Of oul
forefatbers, and take council together, and
renew upon our country's alter tbs vows oi
loyal hearts to crush Trerson, Anarchy, and
Rebellion; and sustain the grand and gloT.
ious cause of the AMERICAN UEroN."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-08
How ono Army TnIkoe.

The "own" correspondent of the New York
TIaeS writes from Old Point, that
"The new Executive orders, respecting using
the property of rebels for military purposes, and
also employing contrabands in our army, is
hailed with the greatest delight among all loyal
classes here civil OF military. People pull a
long breath, and feel as If we had started afresh
this time on the right road.
There are people in the North who no doubt
look upon this movements sort of semi-abo-
lition one; who think Il Suneonstitutionaln 10
save the bones and snews Of our Northern
white men, by employing the property ofSouth-
ern rebels IN digging our trenches, DC, while
our soldiers rest from fighting, and who would
make many a Northern fool believe that the
army would lay down their arms in disgust II
one word was mentioned in their hearing about
the negro. | wish TO heavens that one Of these
people had been at my side this morning. to
hear what did from the lips of the poor bed
ridden fellows, with Inutilated limbs, halting,
limping, suffering, many dying, on board of the
5. r. Spaulding He would have been con-
yinced that, whatever political writers may
choose TO think Of the necessity Of having our
men murdered by the thousands while protect
ing rebel property, or dying like rotten sheep
in swamps 10 save the sleek negroes Of armed
traitons, soldiers who have to undergo hardshipa
have no sympathies that way.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-08

A BRIGADE OF CoLoRED USIoS MEK.---
The New York Posts Baltimore cores
pondent writes:
Applications have been made By Mary
landers to the Government for permission
to raise a brigade Of colored Union men in
this city. What will Northern dOughfaces,
afflicted with negropbobia, say to seeing
5000 valiant soldiers Of liberty. with COT
ored skins, marching from the Slave State
to help save the Union and crush out She
Shareholders Febellionl This sight Ia re-
served for their eyes--mafk what I sayl---
An intelligent negro was asked day or
two ago whether he could raise a regiment
of negroes in this city. olive Of them, y be
promptly replied. aAnd would they
6ghtf' "Just try usF' was his answer. Il
only needs a soulstirriug order from Pope,
upon Lincoln sounding tbs tocsin, aud
black men will spring from the earth like
Cadmus' host from the dragons teath..-
No bOunties will be needed 70 ill up their
ranks.