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UNr Semi~ 2Weeklv Mews.
Published on Tuesday and Friday.
Federal Reports from Pensacola

y icllcl HUN l. OAS">OAop fNcAiSASS
North. gives the following particulars
OF affairs at Pensacola, after the de-
lenses were abandoned:
The evacuation, though probably
occupying three or more days. was
t:nally accomplished on the night Of
Friday, 9th instant. About eleven
o'clock, the rebel guard fired
-aout one hundred and fifty or two
hundred musket-shots on the beach,
and soon after signal lights were
sent up from Forts McRae and Bar
rancas, and from the navy yard
Immediately flames were seen issu-
;ng from both Forts, the marine hos
o::al, the storehouses in the navy
Yard and intermediate points in the
ccoel lines, some ten miles in extent.
The flames spread rapidly and lit
~ the whole country tor miles
around.
As soon as Gen. Arnold. who has
command Of; this point, became aware
CT their purpose, he opened fire from
Fort Pickens upon the rebels-who
'ould be seen running along the
beach with torches in their hands
with very happy effect. He sue
ceeded in driving them away from the
sisht-house and Fort Barrancas, thus
saving these two important works.
The light house is not injured at all.
s,.d the fort very slightly; only the
oostern of the gate was burned. But
is-t McRae is entirely ruined. ex-
Naat the water battery which is un-
INJURED
The magnificent marine hospital
: IL heap Of ruins. Only a small
portion Of the wall is standing. The
marine barracks, being fire proof, are
,.ninlured. Only few of the re
naming buildings in Warrenton and
N'onlsey were burned All of the
government buildings in the nay
YARD, except the foundry and ma
Ike shop. and officers quarters
-re-s burned; also the ship Fulton.
o, he stocks, together with y large
quantity Of coal, lying on the
yAa-ves.
livery preparation was made for
destroying the custom house, it be
ing filled with combustible matter.
but from some cause it did not ig-
mite.
4: Pensacola they burned two
stea,ners-Neaie and Bradford-and
he large oil works IN the out
s,liyts, with $4,000 worth of oil.
They attempted to burn the wharves
~ Pensacola, but Capt. T.. II. Jack
son. Aidde-ca1np to Gen. Arnold
who went up in the schooner Maria
!. Wood, with twenty five men, with
q demand for the Surrender of the
ciiy~-succeeded in distinguishing the
flames and saving the wharves, a
large quantity Of lumber, 2 schoon-
ers loaded with cotton, and other
property. In this he was aided by
many citizens Of Pensacola, who APP
peared glad to see him.
Captain Jackson was conducted
20 the mayors Office, where he met
the mayor and q number of alder
men. 70 his demand for the sur
render Of the city the mayor acceded
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were removed by General Bragg i'll
March. Since Bragg left the whole
force here has been about 5000, about
500 of whom were old troops left by
Bragg, and the remainer 9O-day vol
unteers. Gen. Arnold has long been
anxious to attack them, but being
upon an Island, without means of
water transportation. he has been UNI
able to move.
On Monday Gen. Arnold intended
making a reconnaissance in force.
and taking formal possession of the
abandoned works.
4 story is current that an internal
machine is attached to the magazine
Of Fort Barrancas. to blow up when
occupied by our forces. To give
plausibility to this, the key to the
magazine was found hanging in the
entrance by the postern gate, look
ing like an invitation to walk in that
way. Gen. Arnold has wisely or
dered thorough examination to be
made by Major Tower, Of the en-
gineers, before allowing our troops to
enter.
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no, exist in this country.
GIGANTIC SwINDLE ATTEMPTED.
The CORES ondent OF the Cincinnati
Gazette writing from Huntsville, Al
ALBANIA, furnished the particulars APP
pended below Of gigantic swindle
attempted by two Lincoln men:
Three wocks ago, two men. j. II.
Chadwick Of Chicago. and Samuel
Sands Of Boston, came into Hunts
Vile for the oStemsihie purpose Of
buying cotton, but suspicion being
aroused as IL he nature of the money
they were Offering. it was at length
refused. 1t purpor'ed to b" issued
by jhc American Bank 81; the State
o. Indiana When NcssrS. Chad
wick and Sands found themselves
unable to obtain any more cotton,
they made contracts with the wagon
masters for the distribution Of their
bogus money along the road. and
hired private soldiers ,o;ravelr Trough
til" country and put i; OF.
In Huntsville they passed Il lot Of
il 20 4 captain OF the tir~t Tennessee
Regiment. who happened to be in
town. Shortly after, the captain.
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"BE GENTLE-Be COuyteouS" -
The writer was passing once along a
narrow pavement. \ young mau, in
coarse apparel. at our approach step
ped aside, with great alacrity, and
into the mud edging the path He
did not bow, he waved no hand,
he moved without grace, and yet
the whole thing was evident courtesy.
After passing, the thought arose,
should We no, acknowledge aud
thank for behaviour 30 unusual in 4
young man in this hrazen age. We
went back. Offering our ha,!o, We
said. Young man shake hands wi,A
me - "Certainiv. sir, bat why do
YOU wish it," Because vou are a
kind hearted fellow. and a true ~@r-
tiemas; YOU give all the path to
me :" Sir. ! would step into the
GUTTER for an elderly man - ''t,od
bless you. young man May You
becom. :. believer III our Lord Jesus
Christ, whose servant profess my
self; and may We meet IN heaven. !!
we never meet Oh earth :"
Tears stood in the ewes Of both
and when we said goodbye, our
l
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and the, It ia impossible TO supp,ess the e7il
entirely. Ye,. aasels, nntss the inference Of
proper Naeir''re, i might Ia syGs dsgfee hs
nai.lsate3. The rsn,sdy appear to IA to con
sisi in e.,liI1s tha toll, as we have proposed
shova.
Wher an officer il arrested fc- n 5sl''l'y
oesacs, lie ssoa,, TO ,liei liz scon a. p.esib'a
The trial sAoalt tao, he put eff lay heyond
tbs tins aJeplhts'9 uecsssary - enae'e ham
TO prepare bis dsfsree. l. Ia, sc lsarp, tbs
ci.tolosin our army 3, !.i0c-asiirnt". eoEe-
tluss fJr -~ssn n the ,nsguane. tadI4
n,ay t.cme gn-tie arrested "ihoer ia siscwsd
chLuce 81 rsiaem bl.nsa'i--he csnSvss
ue,l-snI lis ,GvrGa IL overlooked. tbtF
.--,sf. i 80 are cotrec., and II us e!s no,
-. at..l opsn {, ocnvi@.icH is Celebrates 10
80 ya4. injury ~ tbs ssrFjoa. fyaishnlei,'
ought 70 be rs nti - 'ha nosale :9i lie ta'e
: vii ahrs.l hat it un3ht 70 le csftsia IN aii
casa. Il IA iIloos eau 2'!e 81 IN 'h5iice
! w good creGlct IN the aeid, il-ia - in ass
! for arg NJ ii,..rs Tvs ~ 81. ~ eoHrss, Al
sre'. eu. 10 - siyer f.: gaaAn'ry Int Il
oUea' ~. - 81 esta tiiaei 81 a insxin lDai 2
/ gallant u .ie. l. above tie law. 1A'lan;ry
IN IN. IL very reN plead, i in mitigation, BAT
i, cannot le ee.rhliehea ~ & complete 'ti>eS
vi,.lor' ovettugniny III 3rgipfna.
We arc c0if las that ,itece ia scarcely AZ
c:f :gr CT Solaiec --tt, 4 ha wiz rsti=ot mo
meat, yv.ii rnt eee ths atso.,.ta necessity q.
eetatllsl;r; ~ once, a.d i5r iAe war, 'Ao
; s,itc:ee5 pgaei9ic dseiyl;1o i. ia agtn9. u IS
! Ter ,hei. good. ~ well as T.: ne COED OF lie
country which ti.ey hsSe i, manin.iy DO
J fan3s', eni viii continue to defend. They
! esD never succeed III the sgaa' 81 !sct cf thei,
,:esi,e ui'i} they hsc,H.s thorough vrtsFans
~ they arc r.pisly becoming. anI reiera.'
! thsr ,l-ra1 II lfo rs eng p they retain III.
J s;..h;ast teiiit Of the MALTA sys.em- Iaey ara
, n tor the war. and they cAuG"t help them
! solves il they would. ! L; 10: iher interest
thsi7 comfort. t!leii ,Vocr, tia. they shout
! become 10 wei disciplined az possible. IA tle
I shogtast possible bp99u Of tins. On Inc really
cooi soldier the man who il willing 10 d
bis day on al oecels Observation-Disclosures sn
forcing discipline h-aT very lightly. l.: wi
! algeys - foaaG i. tie kat place, sgad =" -ert
l;e discipline is lots7 " will sona rally have .
dccb's portion cf abr VHe~e. on 'as cen
t-afy. discipline !, s.ri1t. Ii VII find the IN
! ties ,rr.ilv t:-tri0,:5d, and 1he ma3i4csrcr--
as .,slievs Ai-poaed to -!,ufie il t:s B-itj4.
ariav are c2,!ed-mad4 70 d. his !art az ws!
az She good soldier.
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Tbs ErSn.;ae. thu.At ,,.5 u h1.e AZ BE- II orr
Uoatd sd il tie b4:lsa u " l!..4u4e i..l.s az,;
Caiosahomiay did n. excas: ! ,.4. aI.i ,hs.c
2,JN woaid cover tas cutie ltaa. Killed.
wounded, ind r4lstns. T'.:e Ea>,...ty. rat6 !,
OK loss q. CAie * he&aaly at %, q 7r!ora
oniy I1o Hers killed, Perhaps ;he disuropa:,.
~, Whi.1 - suf alizh., r,4Y Il: re, ncii.i ~
l7a'ins ca. @! the a"aooaa sue ,u.tay who
'Ts:e 81, siIgLt'y Y"','i.!si, 4 lag&9 proper.
BOD Of wLGm have, vs. aederslas,t, q ready
setoinsd thsir Tsg:a-rcs An l..u.p&: tunii.r
wsre Wounded ia tt< heri Wi L :,Ios. from
shstf hSs p.. :" rs.Ts IT, ,tastes - '"sY ~er-
sstrancir.. oss III. sDe!pr.
This IL very small icfa, n u great battle
fought ioI tho i9!,ue- II the ay:t;.'. Il
scarysiy reaches one u s.&ty Is car su-ctiye
Force. Compared with the l5-sos 81 cred IN II .
great batties of Elrope, j; is liau .y perue,.
Mbls. When tha k1lsia,s ce,eli e.; th,, yiiy
cf Moscow, IL the great battle ot Eorodire,
they Ice. according to the acoaua. Of Rus-
sian officer published 1hres or fovr ,sars 80
and believed 20 10 tee Aso.h re..e.;.Ie / l,crv IF
shst campsisu that has ever spp34yed, IL ,rgO
men, killed ana wouadsa, oat D; Ia nGy Yet
though driven from the lisid, iaey wers ty no
70 sans conqusred. Ttss any Ea-opcan ba.iI,,
r&efe the numbers ~'e.e yearly .hv same VIII,
thoee OF :Le conteadilsy no-ts mt o!her iay-
Mlrengo fJr iaatanue, where the cvral-fa,.ts
were li.sls over fifty thoUsaod-and il will
be ssea tbs. ctr l0ssee bear 40 COMPARISON
~t'a 'hVss OF the VICTOR. Il the field ja.s
mentioned, The French los, ..iJ inep. on, of
~ooeo, AID yet they won II victory which
placed ali LAZY i. sAoir fest. A. Wa
sesioo, the Eusiisa and Allies, although y;cto.
nous, Loot - eco inen, Il rixta asrt Of ,,s;r
whole force.
Happily For us, We lave pey.- b,t.a hasn
visited by the curss Of war, aud ,her.f,.,a :.
is, that our people 81. prone 10 ex.u,,s,.,s
what they sse ~ i.a .3rrors We .h,u B..
come better Used u tb-G,, We feag, bsf.ra,,i.
@-iIaiaeus was Is o,sr j. tho p,s.p,ia,a !.
~'e'd b far better for eul people to p,sssr,
,1eH ninds |" see maay painful xi..i,t.. f,r s..a
tse tse inssltatls eonseq l-ue.s vi i, !. .ars.-
Lot them think on : IF on. shiny. -, mr.,
'0ss sfording srccor to tte ak sf.. ,,euus.
"+i' 1fe suhsf!ns ja s ...;.. II ,,,,
"on e"un'ry. Battle g. 81, ..... t.....,.,.
nave ALREADY hal ,su h..t a.. .si.,,.,.,..as
Ai'es and crowsr ~iu, Ia Al .,t5riy \.
zoUSos before iaisieity, AID T., .y...t.
fight better than they have .us ,..,.,~r,rs
W. SHELL certainty triumph ,ve: .trm Tar. |
u 10 csuse for apprehension $. ,o,0l ~.
eight Of wounded taea Is esisaa,.d 1. -,
Decreasing efecs upon civilians
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sresr~. NO raa avGg f~w jfts ,itt IL
r{rs ths la.lie 81 ssstufosv, te';s a ..a-s as.,,
cis.eYfh;s ~ th@ y Ills 1I,asa =, lHy.e.
rsvsr.>g,sr pouss;1r lcD4 th.i IA racp'e
vsfs i -, dsy eii IN ,|,n tot.s # the Ac0,,.s
snl eLat ales ,spce' 81 - coe i;e 1alkese
.i1s-;. ,at0 jee fisor. Wheo. howe,e hey
sax Sgr tsHCp, f;r,;,ias bacl, ION ss,,5 itict-
1aon3, he AID, that the wh3l- cts WIS., T., \
.nest awful .'&te IF eisy.G. TIE c.lres2o1.
dynt wrt,e thi7 {. te- =, r. =, aud he * 'r'&
~, l. IL p.iht. Ne fave ia dcans tic Iesfo
ess acre, sos u,.ay psrse;~ dIl 81 NJ IN Tie
'tatisS' ana ether aGt places, = sac y '..s
oAtsle aei,i o,.asd 1 sem.
Tie rec, however, i 8 4hesr f.t.i1at;oa-
s~s suspeo' fabrication Of the Eanteo ccf-
,ee,Oa lent up. ct the rego, Tao lsoP's ii
BicansaId were, 'es:s.aiy, Il railjIi s1-psree
esnrius he latse, al! naturally en2oal icr
many o. tLe3~-Inoe. IT tDsr2--Asj seiG.irsa
~ fti@als u the ,.T3rs. - hat ;Ss.s MS
.n7 fes., sGytHiaR s,2ros. aips Pale, is al
s,5!gs..T false va i, se; te';.rs ,i;-! cnv
city. t1os tue World tsssU, ever -pud lcta 81
t..tf vtts So Eiaca c.a'vc1ITc. - much
es.lmn6sa. - mnti {. Ne" d-u;5r. Ia: "c%y
"rs q: asi. c. r3afss, we're Ter tfs eua
,eesy e oac brave trocps; hr' here was
soarte,y q r,au &C Il Uerllu TSo tgG "ry
do1hl sbou: il. 2'aey al rel = r7on iheir
vaiCr aii r2l,i1:;srs. ari 'ttey Ie,hclet liz,
Z va;o. 4 g tts;r alarm vnea tH"y say
yu aoops srHnj=e bach u X ehnJrt il Is
= lite cs-1 II TIA they d. W. sc tat. +, =!
dest. hey n'a. ., a.s,t'g{ - -, RATHER
etsy ea-r .;le ! zisees G~t sc he!nr- tsr Il. ~
etesr for u-le. az i.s.as inse tbs swamp
ike lnuesrat-> 1aov eAn our laen, If they
eav s1vthing. IA pn2sassou q The Yankee
amp, ~, tte,- s--:r, sql.p4Sa 81 ;ae >id
e.:ses. Aassage and ea11,2. Tbis, slrsly
could lot i.av, tYea ~ tvn very alarming
-sight : l41kee c,.lcnsl, va va bE"gsli.
~ Tlsste, Ggsi..as, ssP-os9e3 h's+urnr,s. IL
>cae:1g ouch Az sDJf1apra -&aibe7 -. oEr
rco9u -i-essed III .anssc prercoat9, :.ysry
zoe cas- CH a dsaf fagssa, sail 4,llt per.
.an ~ nAosl lis expressed his surprise, We
ourselves rAw hall = G,&ea epienI.t brass
t;4ldslGees :ciag np N.in street. las = oa:ay
81 marked /. : i Cneis = ,l. K 4,4+:lirts
--e suppose and al ear,4.-, - TIA. battle
TO t.lA about Their iea'.rE us, aL9l. 81 s baye
'ne.f Cannon. u con ;s- h;va 'h.us 4rijs q
,helt g'1lea baa lnns1-ajs nGvA Tre bare >tei-
stores. az ,1eis tent. ant .Lel- se,.3ss. 1la
'ilsi- scr,:u!i4s, aza IL Vi '!r. s-e4 glols hi
: aie lithels oYeIc5ats, Ee.. ;re. =; s";,a:!' Ut
c3.sa rutcd" ~. 3, taha4t e.sr hzj.
oace fl al, IL. ,1a. eqlaniuisy e oIw
csSi-=cs tia: 4en ~ aDUFc oil praise. We
= ho a. q i, snss It. i Distinguished l4wget,
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III, y .t,a.lss - Cotscn as5 fsh acso.
Thu news of the general destruction Of tbs
cotton crop ia II. 3ieeiSs'pri Valley, which
rss.lied fas'snd previous 10 the sailing of
,ae les, e.aarer, produced r greater ssrsa.!c.,
IN tie Eurorean ~ora thar aGs other event
Of tia war. /. aec.oDstvs.ed mora clearly
fg.aa m,s-y bed foskht battles the, ths reo.
II. 81 the Scuth ara earnest ia Tile re-uln
tinu. ani TIA: tasit .hrea.s 20 tlaeiso~ ,ls
efol.s, isfcTs "llss.7e thec, e. fsIl into ~.
hands Il t''s sntGrg. we're rot en ills ta't md
R,.s'=:. Eosti'tr f:es, 't- beginning to lie
lGs:raticng os "a s.alh. irawu towards u
cnly hy partial }eysldenc0 foc . aepr'g of
t. proda1ss, sEi relying ypon The rronliess Of
sGs ttis-@l "-tartiti.s 10 cpsn the southern
: pore ed s1sL loh tL- lent quantity Of CT
t6a L keep t&e .isvtoiles in n.cs;oh. It is lot
sal.Itsing that me ,kogefnn.eD!s of Iu'ois
A43a looked r2op Ii. w,,s = it'll iua'feceace.
caitas isle i,r l;s gscn - i.I;G as Iiicii "A
i.,.e-efts rvs7e hit iuetfscet C.in. NOV,
h,HtvsT, they sev t.c .Toylisse II Sic vfi'S
Wpfi, spA tiIe slat, u mt a Sra Northern
/ fsets. srs VI. e h ,tnrYuIei ~, TIES sai-
! Ilge Of NcN O.ls4rs, sn!l"!; cs.2 t. have :g--
nf,4ed c.ston in abundance. y,ls Gully tie SIX
! nal - sTpi. tie tarei - The wa, warehouses
&c ths; city end a!3D8 tie HissisaipIi. the
/ c;vgnae # ihs Fedora! arny, whisA ~e9 to
, E> sc produced reace ar3 ,HBr37j, carries " III
IL cl:jy Gae,ruc.'aD rni tus2iGtion, ans: fn.oaf
~ su:eas 'he pnerte T. still mcra hi 81 ics.
! ~, & ho2J,.tr,
Tas l'.jon ssn;im III fsi|' = tx,-t in every
Southern HS,a 10 net - he ipg1!; but, on the
CONTRARY, cn tAs approach 81 the S!rtherr
nr>y tbe nAt.y:-hosn ei;il slis. without escsr'
,i,n-. ap:ly the Z ms - their tog@s ani thsir
properly, Hil ;!'a s:."s ra'r'o'.s seif lsvot:on
! :tH >a..-1l. .g:1s.i - ) tss IL the time Of
Gha,.ss ;hs BID. The ,u,ii DANES which ii
NJ .'la Wiley IF the M:.s,>;pai was tho FRY.
! ev.l. q IL. va. That Tag he'd i" .Sect acrcas
! tie Atlantic, .,.ov1a s&a'oTs o. doubt have
BAN ti'~o'Yn "rcn tie lopss for Fedora; eve
ees+, 81! <UettiaHs raised a. - the probable
I .rtsr,r. tbs VT nay now bring upon tie
poorer c!asg=- a. l. r;and ae' Ec','!as MA! c.Gt
/ -orc. Will th9y s,sn-~-i :, ibe Efforts o. ouf
, ELbassa los Co. re,i tbs sccault5 If hut
: ji-s virc~ ~ yhs Ituk.e press, AID ri.tiC llec
ca eEiIm;saat il vn,ch 80 few we're killed
I aai i t!e accom- p.i5hai. here is new phase
! >! .hs war ~fi.h c-.uu"3 be contemplated
! y sheu. er.isp. ;-srrm. Tiny go ne cotton,
! Tor nai-h t,tr ie'lel lpeH IaaLee rroAt=ss,
ral t3reyss be "oai t,,sig ,,acf d. ~ plaHt@rs
themselves, lnelo q - logger Dependence
( :, - p.acet Cp3" -. de.l.ra,3ora Of ias fair
! s..k9a a,t. ii)ssver rl9ea :'e ~ 81: Is,
, e.:a 10 ope-. tie ryst3 - t., cUIl"eTc@ If lbs
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A. kLocxApEx Aascrsp The Winnie s ten

a kLocxApsx Aascrsc The Winnie ten
IN. CO Journal, ct tne 80 j. Gays that a
schooner was unAsed iGgu Shailotie, OH san
Sss las. by oIe ci sue cloakaaiuS sseaInet -
tne Pet = s5o.t. A..sr tbs schooner got IN.
sd, the cnsaGsl Dsinx harrow aud the %.na
aasAd, ,le ell uss and reuEdei Tbs Pen %
distance. ursd thves shells ~ bar ~ithoa. st.
feet, when lbs stesns groands, al aixn wa
ter. on what IL Iro"a rs lie sh~ al naf SGs
received sss;s;acc. yssssrdsy morning Ess.
another blcekaaer, 0ut had 40. BE- IL got OF
ut IL O'Clock. II - believed tes Pm acscota
will havs % be al Audoao!. Fas sae@y sss
tire u, ina schooner On 81 n lay bar cargo OF
Gait. however had neafsy all es c saved 0er-
ing the night. Tue crew are all SAFE.
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The Demand FOR the suTren6er =
C3a.vrshr,.

Tae ".egrepA has hr,efiy aGloalcft ias
"a. hsi tis asnEn"uGsr # :i.- Federal W.
TAI 70 II Ga!sa. %, T@15s ha,' El:ds {,
d-yreEd :-r tbs sorEGglts- 81 ihat nla@s. We
sS:iScs he iU.io T.&g details fto1 he EcrS'
ia, 3,'r.-aD,, of Tue l7.h aca 81 Of 6iay
IL crIer 20 tli"vs.G,iaT.eut ni' prevent
ru{c9.. n ruTcts ga.ni?s "u.-.AICg. VS. 1a'f'
oh.aiap! tra tJ'lo"-irs lY3,d llC;al scurCcS :
s;Iitfigy uicrrir< atc tr'sn,o nautee h;t.! Il
Wltte = = cI =. a!gGll j e des3rs ~ ttT'n :
,ajuIga ri-c lbs SHIRE. Barring taa day =
f:ase"n or yrire Ss4..rs. IA H"En2 nc i-i'nNl:E
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txscunD. Andrews. the train .s..Alet ANA
bricss barasr, whose Bold exploits On he
OeoEe's staEs koaa Wsrs daily abrcnicisda at
IA oias. IVES sss"assd AZ rti.a's on Ftaag
1sst. he eoliss~~l thai uc4 ataae!i i.Ad
~ 'ssd lhim co. TOR the fsishiuI execution
~ NJ viIlainors WORK eopssppls,sd.
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Hhfa,--:>; lar % our limited observation
iia- -&:enled III .he se2i il rocnd ,,toos kith.
noDt not yet ilvs!ei by sae .rsa, Of the
A.Ge!nz iavldsrs, wheat 'tli all Of the othe :
ce~esle s.sa ;:ro~ire h4ely. aud the yield pro-
nises TO ts abundant. Eader the il spring
irAsenca OF al unusually vet season, ,he cara
gh0wc eymY-o'a5 Of great sorw .rdness, and
induces 'hs bal,2i thst. anless tie en.uy over
ruas the wh.ld cJdGtry, thu rscpIe VII, not
LEX t1r bread
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A.l.'tS - gt.tr.s.-- ;'uo q u. c3nts.a-
por4rie9 e,-tes tia t,y. Le;,,he~ has a,polu;-
ed : Eoa-:, ouisisi.n;. d two DortvFs. viii.
auth"1iiy IL grant ezoustiout .ron se.yi"s Ia
'.s ctnd chg il4ll.tia TIL. place, II IL. /
.!fss Is iooatsd III - pit. A.a o;.t.s 81 rs
Had Z. F53:s, "A the $685. Ii -. ~ Of t.ss
City Hau, e..efe, aC."Ed.ag % tl5 Gui. er:- }
.u11.4, ''ss'rYs II oit gsn;i.lllon, be.we.su
tue ages u I = 4Ia =. daily ,s:.s ana worry
eu- ..-.ot1tr ir precsdeooe Of entry" n.
dul1, if It's U1h-i continues its s-ssl0a sny
ea4tii. uE tliqe, te10-fsisje 81 liz -stond claee
M, ID viii chow good rs..ss . 4" taey 7h,nid
ba reiieved II the cuaraua duf- ~ c1rrvi,ix &
n.osket a1s s.snoipe En4Yi.
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4li5twoGl 9Isyal<1
xxroRrta> OF NEWSPAPER BOY 5,

Tns Practise Among US wvscvs OF eyervasTs'
ses strangers aud residents II he city t3f HE
res;ly resa.s. that asv CARRIER e n-vsh4s
detected il charging H,osv i'su fss o@n-9 i'f
tie Dasp1.:A nsy re heu,ie,i cvgr - "a" t>'
~,stsus--s sp. he ssr>ss taken frHni 'isl--
: fso a.r.s:s .: tbs Lad I'll -. s'op &c
tie ssaassa! ilnvos!.i,rs ICY. s'fst-t y ce!'"r
~sai - On ~ ruh'is
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"a ABoh'rTch-aEs Al TIVE Nag.--The
, Chicago III Ttae. speaks .hus operiT II re-.
E'4rt - th7 saussGss snt raEpus2a Of tie
Ylukss abo.lt.yntats:
We pr.nt cls.Nvne.e .hs .e.:e- ci Dor. IN.
Dr. y 81 N9sx?cb Isat.,, t-.r sy5uS3 q "a "a
i2i1 = by the :'roi'-t! rv " f2r - - how .as
.a1 (>ssT. aatr*w} coIto rStse 8aI oEgSu.rs
tsrss CT :oar iu:'.Rtrs rs- .'ns4.a, aAi have
theG fe4og 10 % f)sE..r he's - WASH "A. 'UJ.
20 - ;hs:e 0rC,e5 ard egltCp@i.
W -iirsc. the "sreui.l ustea ten x the
rsn4ar TO ths letter
ii paS o9sn !aa a1aa:sf aeoil io3iss1 recon =
Iy :A.3 sEsx vsre ''gac4r1i aInai" VAloa
Gov Andrew row n esss conditions 20 far
u.s-iag any morH troops - cary Or Ne
u.e .,r tceus conditions Is tha. ths President
sNsll sinf,. e.. .sco'RGn itIOn % Hsn. Hunter
as the pclicf O: ta4 tAorir~fn M ia carrs irs
on rs ~@F.
~,auDtor ttriuia7 msta he SAN co.d.E,0u IL
tia sees LIE Sspats. ;as o,ne1 Jay, t. va..X =
:axas tor the sIpp3s. u he VIZ.
40 ] ftcasal h.s arrived AT laa poia; ,yAsrs
II is resolves. IN make inmsd ate ana uulver-
a1i abolition o! s.arsry 10 - . Sorta ,he con.
Jtlon caif RFna which IL viii sUrp3rt tne
war.
/. VIII. a. Dor. Ar6rew ard Seaascr
trrirst 1aNs already done, present tfss ai.es.
;.9tivs 20 tilG President taas ms shalt ''sa sasu
Den n pntsr, ~ Iae Government 81 Al cJis
lapss for he waat OF ra.r and means 80 rss.
eefsa /. sga1a tae 80 u thsrn Rebellion.
here We nave ths Hcr!hero Abolition re-
Seiiicn emerging late full blossom
II viii be sssrtl.px TO thos@ .cnssTvati tive peo
pte who have na. fSrsssep IL. iglsoUG start.
,.rE 70 ns, escaGss ~ heSe reih fnrssAsa sue
predicted At.
- wegu
viii ~. sae country now com prehen6 the
mur,treus and .isSoiicai desi - " = bota-
ttohtsn. ana isisrrcss "a cestrac. iheis eot.
shcinnslIs-3
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Hss rieF6.--Sa9ecai ae2tI ,ess were rougot
II ,e=:eruAy and is.Dslat: 10 ..<sj.till. Pc.
yogt a!.arghal Alexander, W 10 ioc4e! tl,a1. ~
10 await TRIAL It /. thu. that some examples
We're made. I:.ega are not Wlarv olii8are i.is
e.IuS about town pow without the prnDer
per.nl>@iJn. Many Lave bs7n ovssh.usd and
a'ine, who rad 30 right 10 il, have doi,sd their
gay IN. Atoms. There de Il Jew ys:, hlt lhev
VIII ali be exatninrd L. Inn