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~ An pposi.ion telegraph line has been
In operation IA this city for some time past.
and Is meeting with considerable patronage
Sudden Scare. Esq. y the reliable man efthe
concern. aud all the latest and mo.t horrible
ness are transmitted over il,
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FROM CHICAGO

cncAeo. Sept. 5-Gen. walbridge will
address tie Board of Trade and War Com
mittee here o-morrow afternoon Prepare.
tions are making for an immense meeting
4 considerable amount Of counterfeit D
and los on the Bank Of Goanga. we're pat in.
70 circulation this morning. and are said To
be very coed.
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~ Rr'sadicr General Dumont Vas nom.
ton which met ia indianapolis on Tuesday.
General Dumont Is Union Democra, and
will 10 elected
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

~ Amor the pioneer visitors To the fair
At counciNillc. was lady one hundred and
>ix years old Who had walked four miles on
Tuesday t. reach there and was able TO join
the procession and walk 10 dinner Afterwards
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WASHINGTON, Sept. From careful cal
culations it l. believed that the entire mum
Der of wounded in the recent battles will not
exceed 5000 killed. 900 and 1900 prison
ers principally picked up by the enemy while
struggling. and who. with the exception of
the officers, have been paroled
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

BosroS, Sept 4.-Ths citizens committee
Of $50 have resolved 10 recommend the City
Government to offer bounty OF $40 10
each accepted recruit. 10 iii the quota OF the
eity Cor three years service. and 500 ~ re
cfuifs for nine msnths.
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sT- During my absence " /. Hendricks
Req viii act as M general agent IN tfansae
ting NV business. aud DR.. ; NJ. Wright =
also authorized TO collect any dsbts due ne.
eenlt J. +. BAIRD.
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Night Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.

Carr RACE. Sept. 5.-The City OF New
York from Liverpool, 9th and Queenstown
18th August. passed here this morning.
The L. ). frigate Tuscarora had put into
Falmouth and Plymouth aud had been or
dcrcd 10 leave without coaling or repairing
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

have tbs day commenced receisiag tesh
baltimore Oysters and ~sA contiaas - re-
ceivc them daily throughout tho season. I
~iu sl>o sell them b he can All half can.
anu wafrsn, them - BE trcsh srd suess.
Aa~. n a.. CHAS. KERN
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~ Among those exempt from deait un-
der all the orders sent cut. are paurers. and
eonvicts. A man may become rauper and
Get ticket fer the poor house. or he may
steal sheep and 80 90 State prison. Either
course ~oali essmp, him from draft. and
would be - honorable a. running T. csnada
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II Any person having for rent, good.
convenient and comfortable house for
small family. can hear Of a good tenant BY
calling at this Office. The location must be
10 a good neighborhood. and rot without tAe
suburbs Of the city. sept6dlw.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

sH-eov. Morton by order OF the Secretary
of War directs that evety Minister VINO has
pastoral chst~e Of church or congregation
shall be exempt from military service by
dran. Commissioners will. therefore. mark
a. exempt. al Who belong to the particular
class of Ministers specified
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

~ The number Of applicants fer esemp-
fiot IN Evansville il quite large. aud only
abou, twenty eight la one hundred are sue
e. 'ul II indianapolis about one-third =
the tafalled militia have applied
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~ The -sth regiment. from this place.
aud the seth. from Lafayette. and Captain
LesIie's troop of cavalry left for Cincinnati
YESTERDAY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

~ Mr.. J. q. Walter VIII leave for He
lena. Ark. Tucspay morning next anu win
carry any letters or small packages to the
boys Of the 18th and i3i regiments. that
may be left at Mrs. Walters Millinery Store.
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- Good paslurage can be furnished Tor
cows on Crafts farm. South Seventh street
Apply TO L y. Carter. or on the prem
Sc. dff
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~ The Attiea Lsdger says that jacob
H,bb-. Of Kane township. Fountain county
cut of the i~o fore FINGERS Of his right hand
a few days since 10 avoid the draft
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"a John K Corben. drummer. 60. h
43d Indiana Regiment. died AZ Evansville.
July 9th
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

~ Man who haven't got good teeth
md who cant bite a cartridge would make
good artillerlstz IL - not essential IN tbs
arm that they should bite a cartridge
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~ F.e Hundred regulars and to regi
ments OF Limos. volunteers passed through
indianapolis Thursday night. for Cine 'nnsn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

IT. Rev Lyman Abbott sill preach to-
morfow evening. in the Congregational
Church. on the present aspects 81 the Re
beliion Service 20 commence at : O'Clock
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sH-Ia Boone county the Draft commis
.ioners Board heard so applicants for exomp
ton. and gave certificates TO only POI
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~ The whole number Of able bodied
men ia Xigo County subject u drat =
2.sli Number OF Volunteers ~
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am a candidate for the Office Of Tfeaz-
urer Of Nigo County At the October election.
JOEL II KESTfR
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AIN ERicAE EXPRESS CO.
THE AMERICAN EXPK ESS CO.
Capital 81 100000,
Forward daily from Terre Haute
by fast Passenger Trains.

HllEE Expresses daily FOR New
York. Bosf0n. Albany. Bnfa o. Cleveland,
Columbus. Cincinnati. bsffun. Richmond. fafay-
cite, Indianapolis. Green Castle aud al points IN
the Fsftern States ar4 carafas.
TNo Expresses daily fsr ChleAzo. Detroit. Nil
wsakie ana po.ats Northwest. also
Two Etpfesses daily Tor - ionis Hannibal. -
1a<eph ard pelnts Wet
Or ExpTess daily g. saf from Kstkvilie fndi-
H. Company fife prc7apf sttfutien g. The col
lection = Bills and Invoices With Asls 40 collect
Satrs. Drafts. Bills q f1chsuFe. ~. and make
prnmrf rtturns Then paid. farh NetsrnrFf ~ the
company sfafnlkhed sith a. iran ssfe 90 The ecu
fiY anf safety - ~ Enpneys Forwarded ~ osf "a
pfess-
Kaifs a. is sls fms a. 4aIfk 81 - ahY oihsI
Exrrrf< CemVany.
order soar FREIGHT. ra1--rs-. A. - shs ksnefi-
esa Fsrree< Company.
w STEWART. agent.
T-frs Haale. Ind. Jals 2.s1
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~ A recruiting Office IN Cincinnati his
thi- motto. Come IN on, Of the Draft :
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

~ rutsle's Comes aud f.lsle's Family
Grocery are tvo different institutions. The
losmer yea Nil end about : de- ues, Of
tic Polar Star 81 clear bright night. the
latiss. NJ, Mechanics Row AL ean be seea
between The hours II ; AID 9r n.
Sundays excepted
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NoRTH sTu ST, VI. T.. CnURCH:

REV l. 5. DONALDSON. f.sfpR.
Cl4ss. ..................sA. n, p and - ,. n.
Morning Service TO- a. n
Sunday school AZ n.
Evening Service +....ss...t.ts.t4tts ?. n.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-06

FoR RkNr.-A comfortable. convenient
dwelling house. containing seven rooms.
with cellar. cisiefn and wood she'd For
further particulars e"quirc a. the north vest
corner OF F.gth and fsrlc streets
<ou-sdlw
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OrFioF 90 SrArs SANiTARl COMMISSION !
indianapolis, Sept 4. ls62.
TO nc Solfiers' iid Sociffies of fndiaHa


To The Seifiers' Aid soeisfies of fndiana
cur Government has called for sir hun.
dred thousand more men. TO be placed in
service 80 soon as L IL possible for them TO
be equipped aud made ready
These new leviea arc o. be taken from
comfortable homes aud cheerful iircsides.
where they have been tenderly cared for. aud
transferred to the exposure OF the camp aud
field. They reqsire all our sympathy Can
We show II IN any better way than 10 prepare
"a time those comforts necessary to shield
them from tho chilling storms Of the coming
fall and winter Then let all take hold with
warm hearts and firm hands TO prepare a
liberal supply OF all articles necessary to
their comfort. and have them in store ready
to DO distributed when and where mos,
needed.
Now Il the time 10 commence the propar-
alton no time should be lost revive old
Societies organize new ones aud all Who
can work let them do 80. Prepare flannel
shirts and drawers. socks. mittcns cotton
shirts aud drawers. narrow sheets amt bed
tick. pillows and slips. towels. handker
chiefs, bandages. congresses, lint &c
send Us also dried fruits OF all kinds.
canned fruits If well soldcrcd, picked Gu
cumbers. cabbagcs. onions and tomatoes =
Also. quilts. blankets aud comforts
We are also much in want of cash. being
subject TO heavy expense in carrying on our
Sanitary Commission Will our benevolent
friends respond promptly to this call for
helpl
The utmost care shall be taken 20 see
that all contributions be properly destri-
buted by cur special agents sent Ter that
purpose.
All moneys 10 be sent to Alfred Harrison.
Treasurer. and Al goods directed to
WI HANNAMAN.
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swsxrrp "A ccassnleus sna comsastA
bls dwelling house fos : smsa laml,.
sepsai. v : PoTwfN
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Asn,RY CHAPEL, VI. T.. cHuRcH

c0kNFh ~ F0rRra .Np P0FfAR srREKrs.
O. NJ. BOYD, PAsTog
Class. .................9A y, i2N, and .. ,. y.
Morning Service. +l0ts A. n
Sunday school .-..-...... .-.... "a y A.
Eve. ing Service y u.
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE to Real Estate Dealers.---
4 have D~riiirrs So stors nns-rs = scar y
tsErs. s1reisrt piaccs % sell Foeds. sbich I'll
ttazs - grupariT in ress Terrs Haste kat psy
ttE~e1ee - cszA- AFViy -
uAkFrNT.
texthtkwen E1xi Est<1 tssut
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N q w Fir na i.

THE sUTHERLANDs.---B The
l. ArsLsg - 'sRslls1gs."si
~ee7f rllks1oHfdrs
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TAX NOTICE.
COLLEGIATE.
Terre-Haute Female College.
rEHE NINTH SEMI-ANNUAL
l. Session q thi- Institution will open on
Thursduv The 9Th of Sent next
COLLEGIATE.

Il Session 81 this Institution will open on
Thursday, the fth of sept. next.
Rev. Thomas Spencer. 4. formerly Professor
ia the Ohiu Female College aud Glendale Female
College % Ohio. also, Miss r c. willard. q tn
Troy Female Seminary. 4 NY, have been secured
Teachers Roth the above teachers ase distinguish
"a IN their profession.
III prospects Of the College were never more en-.
soursgng than present. aud pupils Wishing g. en-
Or shonid make application Immediately. that goo
reoms may be secured.
Catalogues Of the college may be bad On appiiea-
ton % the undersigned. JOHN COVERT
Aug. -. is62-twim
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WOOL! WOOL!

loo nOA Lns. Wool WANTED. Az =
lOO.VVf rhscs I'll psy - hisArs
pF.<e n fCs<h. a ~ le4skzg star@.
=. la nsia STREET. Trrrs Hasts. lea.
ns1<<td 1. A BrRxNTT.
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- For sale low for cash OF in trade for
Wood. corn OF hay
I new seated Spring Wagon.
second hand
top Buggy.
new opened
For terms. enquire at the CLARK House
Terre Haute. Aug. 81. lse2 d2~
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UNION COT MY TICKET.

foR THE LxGfsLATUnE.
JABEZ :. Casio.
JOHN II BARR.
FoE SuKRIff.
SAMUEL CONNER.
FoR TREASURES
u. ! DURHAM.
FoR Corxr4 CoxxfssIo.as
BENZ. MckEES
WI. BROWN.
FoR Coro1IE.
] G. ADAMS.
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o. rsrns. ssrwsfx ntIx kxp cHrKss .fAsErs.
REV. e. ". FfTCs. i.serok.
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ISL CONGREGATIONAL cnuRcn:

COASTS % era AND cHKAKf sTKsErs.
REV l. ABBOTT. PAsrok-
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cRocE RIEs.

oh. RIVE has removed his Gro
L Gerry and Provision Store 20 No. ;, Phoenis
How wsbs.h street.. next door 20 ". ". hcksen'.
hacking once.
H- stock j. oousldera ably increased BY new puf
classes from the best Cincinnati Wholesale fifas.
aud his customer. will md Al hs New stand. besdss
he usnal assortment u Provisions aud Cretsstss.
The fo0wsf. af. 'sa
SWISS CHEESE.
GREEN CHEESE.
LlMBURG CHEESE.
SARDINES.
HUILE DOLlNEe.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE. e u suiiie.
MACARONI,
YERMIcELLI.
FRENCH MUSTARD b, the gallon
~ bottle.
Al.s Parma. g-go. spAt rsas. Peal Barley, a
All these Goods cheaper than a. any ether place
ne-ods delivered - home ~ Expfess Wagon.
nEPOT Of Adam StiGel's Celebra
~ tsd Pure CIDER Vinegar. ~hoisssls and rslsii.
Ph RIVE
March isdsms
oh. KINE'S Catawba VI = Tie
4 pure gsnulns ss.lf - lie crap. 81 tbs rrs.i
snd Aealfhisst bsssfsss lsf ~.
For ALE ~ tie ksg. gallon 80 i.,,itls, a.
w. RIVE
4 Ii kinds o. Liquors. Foreign -nd
a n Dosnessie Portsr. A.. a., a
faarz01m IN. HIVE
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FURNITURE

I AIDES Shell SIDE Combs. Back
! q - x.I1x F-azs. o-zss. 81
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BRANnRKTn's riiIs-for the restoration
health OF those whc ~ been stricken y aporleA)
Or paralysis they are he only reliable uedicine.
all affections Of the lungs. chest ard bowels thsi
prompt use saves life and quickly cures. ruean
MA plenrisy. ohelera wind. spasnns. eheisf.
morbus. darrhoes, syfensary. whether from nalafis
eating a. ripe fruits or other faults IN diet. yield
their influence. Asthma. govt. rheumatsfns. tv
affections. ruptures. innsmmatcns Of any ofs-~n
lever. whether ague ether specific fevers billion.
diseases. Jaui.ase. 1T. vtns's Dance smallpox
les. Group rrysrsias white swelllngs piles. uicefs
Of even thirty years continuance and especially
ulcers q the liver. have all been cured permanently
Dy these celebrated Vegetable univrrssl rllls. IL
female complaints aud nervous diseases they have
been equally successful. wide change ~ lie. ioss
fs.l and second perioas). Epilepsy. depression -
splrits. frghtfa deTams all distractions and relay.
aions are by them cured. dispersed end corrected
fric. 2b cents yer boa.
sold ~ J. II. cusISeasr. Tefre.'iAute. ard b,
rs4pectalie dealers In medicine. usnld~in
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.

DlsPATcgas AZ ruK wrsrEKs uSIoz NV.
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~ suumous or sorofalous affections are the
curse the blight. The potato rot Of mankind. They
are vile and flshy well a. fatal. They arise ffom
contamination and impurlty o. the blood. and
be seen all sreund everywher.. One quarter "a
all We meet are tainted with them. and quarter
OF these do Of them. die fcoshly too. beesuse thsy
durable. AsKs's sANsArAkniA eiesnses ont he
serofalous corruption from The blood renders ~ pure
nd healthy. aud erectusily espnrgsies The i.ui
contamination nom the system. No longer gfes
under your scrofnloua disorders. since the ifressn
bic ANA has provided his masie y com, instica
curative virtues that be calls ssksa, .snIA. Den
ocrst. Waterbury. CT
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and marched to the field in the army Of
the rebellion" Howis it in our State !?
Why we are crowded with foreigners,
American and European, who are ira
ding among US, with all the privileges
of citizens, with none of their RESPONSE
bilities, and ready at a moment to claim
their inofensiveness. We need not
talk of or threaten retaliation, if such a
state of things are allowed among u.s.
All within our lines should be made to
take the=oath of allegiance to, and fight
for, the Confederaey,if if within the con.
scription age, (unless lawfully exempt
as other citizens) or surrender their
and leave us, for, as Butler
contends, so should we, s'He that is not
for us is against us.
Besides, it is this very class are most
busy in. those little tricks Of trade, that
at such time are calculated to impov-
erish the community in proportion as
it enriches them. We really fear that
the people viii have to take measures
that properly belong, to common laao. .
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Ysnksa ,Invasionl,. .

:. The quiet Of our elty lsays the saso- zee
HaS a,s'aroeS hs tbs Va a,a {bronab
inS' 1o' inS' 20,
OF seven hunarea fankee prisoners, Oh
their way TO hlcnmona 20 peexcaangsa.
AS the coiumn marcaeo tnrough .le ene
street It was met ey q aetaonmens, .nree
hundred strong, OF our loyal aafkles'
VINO looked with contempt upon tne this, I,
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From the West.

MOBILE, October 10.-A special des-
patch to the Advertiser and Register,
dated jackson, 9th, says Van Dorn's
forces have fallen back in the neighbor-
hood of Holly Springs. The enemy
are concentrating at Ripley, and are
supposed to be in pursuit. Another
battle will soon occur.
October IA special despatch to
the advertiser and Register, dated foot
of Big Hill Madison county, KY, 5th,
via Knoxville, 9th, says an arrival here
to-day reports that courier has arriv-
ed from Frankfort, with intelligence
that Richard Hawes was yesterday in
stalled Governor. The installation was
attended by military display surpas.
sing anything before witnessed. When
the courier left Frankfort, heavy firing
was heard in the direction of Louisville.
JACKSON, October 10.-The evacua.
ton of Ripley by Van Dorn's forces is
contradicted.
Gen. Pemberton has arrived and as
sumed command.
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OMtnarp.

DrEp-At Warcnton, Va, the 18th Of September last
Lieut.. J. H. BIGHAM, In his 6h year, Of wounds re;
celyed al the recent battle of Manassas.
From child he was taught the Holy Scriptures, and his
mind when quite young imbued with Its precious
truths He loved the sanctuary Of theLord, and pzed all
It's sacred rights and privileges At early age, he became
membe, Of the A. E. Church, at Sharon, in his native
District, York. 9 - - 5
His death hascreated vacancy In that congregation that
will not be easily filed When the Of the South were
summoned to arlns' he responded promptly mensber
of the Campbel Ries,, OF the gallant 10Th, 8. C. ".
After dlschargng the duties required in defence of the
coast of his native State he with his regiment repaired to
Virginia. assist In the defence Of Richmond. While
near the Rappahannock he seized BY disease, which
he bore with christian patience and finally reached home
Oh brief fur6ugb. While home, he remarked to te
writer that he felt the force Of the expression Whon the
Lord loyeth He chasteneth.'
He reoined the army rs advance to Gordonsve ana
finally Manassas where he fell amidst the wreck Or pat
tie. He bore his suferings without murmuf: and when
death appeared inevitable he through grace, tonchngy
referred his departure in glowing language, exhouhg
heart full Of affection for his pous mother -
Patriotism and noble bearing marked his cohanctas an
officer and soldier kindness and love- as son and orotnef
and generosity, as friend. g. J. s,,, ;,
While he leaves many friends to mourn his deaihs yet
they are consoled sweet consoaton that their loss his
infinite gain Let us Initiate all that was good and vnu-
Gus In him-as to his faults, they were few. Il.
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DEFIN1TIvE TREATY OF PEACE (1T83)

DEr1N1T1vE TREATY OF PEACE (1789
BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF A.
MER1cA AND HIS BRITANNIA MAJESTY.
CART. 1. His Britannia Majesty ac-
knowledges the said United States,
namely: New Hampshire, Massachu-
setts Bay, Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations, Connecticut, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland, Virginia, N. Carolina and
Georgia, to be free, sovereign, and M
dependent States; that he treats with
them as such; and for himself, his heirs
and successors, relinqulshes all claims
to the Government, propriety, and ter
ritorial rights of the same, and every
part thereof"
1t will thus be seen, says the Mobile
REGISTER, that our independence was not
acknowledged as a Nation, but the sov-
ereignty and independence of each sep
arate State, and that the King of Great
Britain treated "with them as such. -
This State sovereignty has never been
given. up, but was reserved in the Arti-
Giles of Confederation as well as in the
Constitution of the United States, and
all attempts to substitute the word Ma
t;onal for Federal were resisted and
defeated.
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HOMEOPATHIC

The citizens of "Swindle Town, :"
(which is supposed to be the euphonius
title Of every shire-town and cross road
precinct in South Carolina) have issued
. manifesto, copy of which has been
furnished US. No effect has yet been
visible on the Poor Manufacturers, for
they sit TO as sumptuous meals as ever,
and profanely call on God to bless and
ssnctify them to their own uses--and
no other. As it is the undoubted duty
Of Chester to ''eharse' wide Marmion)
we hope York will be able to keep on
its forty-league boots, until we catch
up with the sharpers Of Columbia and
Charleston. We think, however, if
Congress had only eonscripted the
"Poor Mangtaeturers" in the Confed-
eracy, the Dragon would not have been
much worsted, for $40! the poor SOL
der !" is made the subject of almost as
universal swindling. The poor so1di igs
at home, who are said to be lame, deaf
or blind, can catch rat in his bacon
cellar, or hear the jingle of dime, and
find a copper cent in the darkest nook
The smell of gunpowder is very often,
sive to these vermin, and premature
old age seems to be enveloped in itt
smoke, with no appeal to the famed han
restoratives, which are tinctured, toe
much, probably, with the nitrate o.
sizver. But, truce to triAing, while
the leeches are draining the life-blooe
of the Confederacy, and thus giving
"aid and comfort" to the enemy, tha
the last hours of their miserable lives
irrespective of the great future, may
be closed in inglorious ease.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-15
NEUTRALS.

AS ourGevernment has seen proper
to tolerate aliehspemies from the North,
and recognize consnlar projections, at
least in this State, we would call atten-
ton to the following paragraphs of
Butler in reply to the remonstrahse of
a resident of New Orleans, who offers
to make full return of his property,
reserving only $4,000 in gold, for an
emergency:
"S1R: l have your note Of the 26th
of September. In my judgment there
can be no such thing as neutrality by a
citizen of the United States, in this
contest for the life of the Government.
As an officer, certainly cannot recog-
nize such neutrality. "He that's not
for US is against US.
He considers such position, as that
of 9 neutral IS "more dangerous to the
United States, than if, as younger
man, you had shouldered your musket,