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The national Republican., 1862-03-28
nv ohEEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucsssnssr

BAILIFF SALE OF HOUSEHOLD 4 KITCH
EN- FURNITURE-OnT TUESDAY the ist April, /,
shall sell, by virtue Of distran for rent OF the
goois and chitsels Of Mrs Walker, In front Of the
Auction Store Of Green n Williams, ct 10 O'Clock q
m, the following articles, viz ....
lot Of Bedding,
Three Carpets, one Cooking stove lot Feather Phi.
lows, -h ..,.
Two Clocks three Tables, lot of Pictures, one Look
ing Glass, D"
ON. CRIB, three Venetian Blinds, lot Of Lamps and
CAndlesticks, .g Mr.
-Four Vases nine old Chair, three Buckets four Flat.
irons, lot Crockery,
Glassware, Knives md Forks, Tubs. &c, ,Ac
CAAB. kEMBEL, Bailia.
GREEN d WILLIAMS,
mar 26-d Auctione4rs.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
V,o,.lIpuths Licsns, Law.

, xllsn Kssfe was arrested yesterday Tor sell
ING liquor without first obtaining u license from
the Corporation. Justice Clayton fined her
S20.9i.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

CPECIAL N6TI Ell TAKE PLEASURE IN
= informing my froods that have just received
anot stock Of the best and tit est Clothing 10 the
country, which hm now offering at less than whole.
sale Iricss, at J. A. SMITHS Clothing Store, No,
46Y Seventh street, near r. ~
j. W. KEEP,
Formerly over Galts Jeweiry Store.
mar QO-dSm
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
nR. l. n l. DIS
~ Anti-Rheumatic Band
rHRaAaEHfLY oURss
aHEghA1LSk, " tn uartous forms,
GOUT dSd NEURAL9A,
siIgFNEsH and FRR RvOUS AFIEC71UNs,
LAPURi7zEs Of ne BLOUD
And nc Eusl E6eos af Mercury

It's q conveniently arranged BAnn or<bRLr, oon.
tainiug a modioatcd compound, 10 be worn around
The body, about the waist, EauALLI AFFECTING ALL
PARTS Wherever he diros may k, and can be worn
,olkow injury to the ppos d,iicaie person.
BY this treatment, tho medioinR properties eon
aimed In the BAsp, being Of hi9kiy dromat,e and
ro,ale natre, and capable Of being readily ahsorhsd
Aro,9h Ae pores of he skin, come Into direct contact with
the 6Loop and general circulation, without nrst pass
Ing through the process OF digestion, which would
tepd not only 70 dersct IRON their curative powers
but TO impair the internal organs and DEAR Re the
digestion also-thus avoiding tho Uyuious Effects 40
often the result OF n.synal remedies aud efectins
,erfeei cure, by purifying aud equa,ii' s circulation NJ
hs val fu!d, and resorina Ne pa'ts affected "a h.ahy
0nditton, This BAsp 10 also Most Jo,c>cita" Anti
MEsourIAL AsSHi." :" and will e'ltysy rsiieue the sY'
TEN IRON IT, pe,ririouy GDcd',
Moderate casas are cured in few days, and we are
constantly receiving uniophsi H. imouissto which
We nvit. inspection At oioeoi thuir ethcaUy In
aggravated CRsca oi long aanains,
Price Two Dollars. Sent BY mail upon receipt OF
E, or by express everywhere vain all necessary IN
Trletiogs from the principal oilicc of
G. SMITH &Cu PIorristors,
49l broadway, New York.
N. -DeGr,itib; cirGlI!arG <M ffes,
or This Eand will not Interfere with the soldiers
duties. nov lily
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
m AHHIED.

On The 28th instant, by The Rev. l.. f. Morgan,
Mr.. FRANK Henry. OF Philadelphia, 10 Mss
EMILY MCELwEE, of this city.
fStar please cOpy.l
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
A ~, use nae nes.


Am use Menas. i T5ae
resors continues to draw CROW id hoaiss night,
ly. Miss Lucille wsstsrn 10 the centre OF sll
attraction. Last night she brought down the
house, In her magnificent rendition OF the Char.
c, & Pes ~ M.s wsssrp SSsp
the house will doubtless be Allied to overhowing
by the large number cf admirers she has won
In her engagement here. She makes her ap.
pearxnoe In the well known and popular trage.
DIV Of 'Lucretia Borgis." Let her have u
noble bsnent. ''.
KuNKgLs NIGHTINGALE 0rkRA TR0uPE.--The
famous and popular George kunkel will make
his grand opening, with his excellent troupe,
next Monday night. l. is almost work Of
supererogation 10 explain TO the washington
public, or indeed the people Of any other city,
present. He comes for short engagement
with a grand combination company, Of the
cream Of the profession, who have periormed
at Kunkel's Opera House and the Baltimore
Academy Of Music for more than two hundred
consecutive nights. A change of programme
each night. .s.F ..
Mas. KEMBLE's READIHGs.-See advertisement
of Mrs. Kemble's readings on Saturday even
ing, ut Willard Hall. IT any attraction 10 need.
ed, in addition TO the deserved celebrity OF
Of the proceeds of the tickets for the relief Of
our brave soldiers who are sick and wounded.
SAsroHD's OPERA TRoUPE.-This highly In
teresting and entertaining company, we under
stand, arc to remain In this city no longer than
the remainder Of this week. We shall be sorry
indeed, TO lose this place OF amusement.
Tonight the funny piece Of "Uncle Toms
Cabin' will be produced. Don't fail to see the
sdesplit,ing Sanford before he leaves the city
CASrERBuRY.-Tb Dalevantes appeared las,
night in their gymnss,ic feats; At an carly date
they resume their thrilling trapezs, which WAS
in such favor.
Miss Millie Fowler increases In the excellence
Of her dances. Miss Mortimer still continues
at the very top Of public favor. To night an
excellent bill is offered, showing all Of the ar.
lists in their hest Efforts. Tomorrow an after
noon performance, when \ sewing machine 10
to he presented to some lady visitor.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
&-S
Feet.

Beauty oi carriage is mainly dependent on the
TS 10 walk in natural man ,sr m The sr.at sup
port Of your whole frame be 10 disoi defed condi
lion. Personal comfort will be lost without care
bcsides which, a aladies advance, all locomotion
10 prevented, and hence much moi only corporcal
but mental suffering springs up.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

uELMBoLDS Genuine Preparation for Nervous
l. Anu Debilitsted Sufferers
LIELMBOLDS Genuine Prepare ton TOR Los CT
II Power Loss OF Memory.
uELMB0LDS Genuine Preparation for DIN
II Guilty Of Breathing, General Weakgsss.
JIELMB9LD'S Genuine Pr, paratiou for ak
II Nerves, Horror Of Death, Trembling,
LJELMBOLDs Genuine Preparation for Night
II Sweat', Cold Feet, Dimness OF Vision,
uELMBOLD'S Genuine Prepsration for LRDguor,
II Universal Laseitude Oh the Muscular Sytisni
JELMBoLD'S Genuine Preparation for Paid
II Countensnce and EruptioRs
II ELMBOLD'S GENUINE PIkPAIIA-
81 TlOn Cures Gravel, Bisader, Dropsy, Kidney
Affections.
IIELMBOI.D'S Genuine Preparation for Pain In
j the Back, Headache, Sick Stomach
~ See advertisement headed
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
In another column mar 7-3r
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

E>OR SALE OR RkNr,--Warehouse near the
l. corner Of Indiana avenue and c street, with
large enclosed lot, .hed and stabe-raroad track IN
frout Apply on the Pre- misses, or address me at Hal
iimore. JOHN +. PICKRELL
mar este
PERIOR ROSEwOOD.CASE PIANO.
- FORTE At sacrifice.
We have In store an elegant Rorcwood case, Pearl
yed Piano forte, whih cost siji-will be sold icr
$3.50 JAS. G, MCGUIRE h CO,
mar ,s-3t IStsr Auctionecrs
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

NEW STYLE SPRING CAP JUST REC u,
~ only 81, NJ No 4SO Seventh street
mar .U-dJm
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

NJOIlCk. .-Pfoposals from dealers and millers
IN are invited till the 10th Of April 1862 for fur
oishing FLOUR to the Sub. Dept, oi the same kind
which has been received by the U. y, Government,
and known A. No extra
samples Of this Flour can be seen at the Capitol
bakery In this city.
II is dcsirrd TO make contract for 20 900 barrels
Should however, any person desire TO furnish less
qusnty, he will state the precise number Of barrels
In his BID
The contractor will be required 10 furnish at the
rate OF 500 barrels daily until the contract Is filled
to the standard At the inspection made before the
purchase.
The Flour to be delivered at the railroad depot in
washington or al aoy Of The warehouses In George
town, d. q.
Government reserves the right IA reject any bid for
any osuse.
Payments to be made Ia Treasury notes, and the
bids TO be directed to MAJOR A, BECKWITH,
s, U. y. A Washington, d. c." mar %
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

g. We are please 20 call the atte ntton
Of ci iscns and sol icrs to e McC7esn Art Gal sy
$40 Seventh street, four door, abtve D. There 10
othsr place In this city where 90 beautiful fhoto-
araphs and Ambrotypes are taken, and where 90
much politrness is shown 10 customers.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

~Ths mcClellaa PhotogI aph and ma
brotypc Gallery. $40 Seventh street, four doors
above D, has he ONE W ashington Institution for
the most pleasing Cartcs dc V,ste II will be " ur
loss BY mot patronizlpg such perfect esablshnent
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

A GENTS WANTAD.-TO sell u new and
"A novel Pa. ent Article ia Washington. Also, 10
travel and sell rights Address " W." BOX - len
eral Post Oitcs, mar 2o-u
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

~ Phoiographs and A brot ypes OF all
sizes sre tahen on . new plRn only known 70 the
pr prietor the Nc "lellan Art Gallery $40 Seventh
street, four doors above d.
The national Republican., 1862-03-28
LOCAL NEWS.
- Advsssissse.

Eesfly 10 thousand copies Of Ne Hpsb'
Hoan ars circulated among The floating popuia
ton svsry day .bssides thslArss number ssr@sd
70 regular subscribers. Advertisers Will saks
,ote accordingly. n5sgJJfUt rrI
The national Republican., 1862-03-28

(sl One Captain and .
/ (c) Assistant Surgeon, I'd
uQ) First Lieutenant.
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AUCTION sALEs.
'F.atSiro Days.

nv WALL y BARNARD, A~etisnesrs.
d Corner south ade Pa Az. AID Ninth street
FouR CovIRsp w CONS, ko., AT AUoI Ion On SAT
URDAY MORNING, Soth instsnt, AZ 10 O'Clock
We wil seil, n front OF The Auction Rooas without
reserve, the entire Working stock Of Messrs r. Van
vsiktnebursh Co, tutlefs, who have no further
use for hem ..f Z. 10 a-.Hr |a4fa 90
superi : Work and Saddle Horse, ID bsr
large Exprsas " sscn - Al isrles ga
2eets Double sad set sh1ls Harses r'rsF
'' ~ WALL 4 BARNARD,
mar 81 Auoti0uesfs
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DEAUTIFUL CuUNTRY STAT
ID FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FoR HuusE IN Tus CITY
Apply To CHAS q. PAGE,
mar 95-Iw U. b. Atent Once.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-11-12

that the enemy expects to make the at
tack. both by land and sea, and that the
naval force which ISL to assail us will
be composed5of a. whole feet Of iron
clad steamers. Unreasonable TO con
clude that whenever the battle shall be
fought, It viii befone Of thesmost terri
BILE fights ever witnessed on the earth.
On our side brave men under the most
Fskillfal leaders Will fight for all that
ever did animate the soldiers courage,
and, if there ever was desperate ,resis:
tance to the invaders approach it val
be made then and there. On the enc
my's hand the utmost bitterness Of hate
viii stimulate the assault. sWes suppose
no event ,wonld give greater satisfae
ton to -the whole of; Yankeedom than
the fall Of wicked and rebellious Char.
lesion, and the floating of.the stars and
stripes once more. over Fort Sumter. =
IF they ever do make the attempt i
will be with the most ample, preparation,
and IN: the greatest force, and With the t
most determined and earnest resolution
=. Southern Presbyterian.
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through North Carolina at all hazards:
Father than this wef are not at# liberty
From Knoxville Tennessee.


: KNOXVILLE, Nov: S,-The Lynch.
burg Republican, Of November: says
.aThe rumored fight at Berryville, OF
Monday last is confirmed by passengers
on the Orange train. =
General Stuart's cavalry had routed
the enemy near Warrenton.. A letter
from member of Lees Battery, dated
near Winchester, November 8, says
"The Yankees have crossed from Lou
don through Smokers Gap, forty miles
from Harper s Ferry, on the road ffon
Leesburg to Winchester. The Yam
KEGS are close upon us, and skirmishing
takes place daily between the opposing
forces. A small force Of the enemy
have advanced to Martinsburg."
+ Tt is believed here; from intelligence
received from the West, that Echol'
retreat from Kanawha was unnecessa
Try. It is reported that no considerable
force of the enemy is in that section
~ The opinion ofhigh military authori
ties here in reference to the massing ot
The enemy's troops in Loudon county
Va, was q ruse to cover their design o.
q march on Richmond by the South
side 81 .'E~' "'5@e. II - ::ISsss
=" Gen. Polk has gone to Richmond.
The financial crisis in the North was
creating great alarm. Gold wasquo.
ted at 1904, Sterling Exchange at l45
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From North Carolina.

The Wilmington Journal of the 9th
says:
Beyond all question Weldon is the
real object of attack by the abolition
forces now operating in the northern
part of our State. The advance by the
Tar river towards Tarboro' was mere
| ly demonstration, feint. The ject
of the enemy is TO get such a position
as will isolate Wilmington, Charleston,
Savannah and Mobile from the seat Of
government and prevent prompt CO.
operation for mutual support during the
winter months. Weldon is the point at
which they aim for the accomplishment
of this object.
That our Confederate authorities are
alive to the character and imminency
of the danger we have the fullest assur-
ance, as we ehaye information ola move
Iment, under a distinguished general
that leaves no doubt on our mind of the
discrimination of the War department
to MAINTAIN it's railroad communications
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Bold Talk for the North.

The New York Times makes an ad.
mission that, we had hardly expected
from such a quarter, when it says
"Another year may see anarchy sAand
civil war extended even through the
Free States, and the Southern .Confed.
eracy triumphant and unassailable."
The same issue of the Times, the
31st ultimo, quotes the following pas
sages from speeches lately made in that
city by supporters of the Seymour tick
ct, though it does not. name the speak
ers g.. 81. ... ..-.-. --.- ...
II am going to Washington, and
when I reach there I will 60 to the
President. I will tell him that without
we have a change of measures, 50 help
me God, we will have change of men. VI
Hear another prominent Seymourite;
eff we elect Seymour, we intend tc
have this cursed war stopped instantly.
whether Lincoln agrees to it or not
and if we carry the next House of Rep.
resentatives, we will have it together
on the 18th of March next at Washing.
ton, whether the President calls it to.
gether or not. This Infamous war or
our Southern brethren shall come tc
an end.
The New York World of the same
date boldly declares:
We have seen, one after another, oul
most precious liberties insolently tramp
led upon !; our most sacred rights made
the plaything of petty tyrants dressed
in a little brief authority. We have
been called "traitors" for exercising
the function of reason, and "sympathi
zers with the rebellion" for denouncing
the incapacity of those who have suf
fered rebellion to riot in victory. But
there is a limit to every thing. The
''sleeping lion" in this case is no fiction
nor has he ever really been asleep
The lion has been patient because hi
has been deceived.
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J.. The LONDON "TIMEs" ON Mr.. GLAD
STONES SpEEcH.-4he Times Of. the
11th ult. again reverts to Mr.. Glad.
stones visit to Newcastle and the North,
and moralizes over the necessity & pro-
viding against such disasters as the
cotton famine. In the course of its
remarks it says: ~
"Mr. Gladstone himself, we are
bound to say, is never too confident,
too hopeful, or too opinionated. Al.
though he recognizes American disuni.
on as fact, he does not look to it with.
out distrust. In our'share Of the i'm.
pending changes, although he goes a,
head, he has his eye on the horizon
The course is plain, and it is our only
safety-we must recognize actual anG
we'll asserted independence. It is moi
for US to make or unmake nations but
together with the rest of the world, We
must recognize existing unities, and
cease to recognize those which have
really ceased to exist. We have the
same rule for Italy and America
Would that all questions were as capa
Bile of determination"
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MIIIrARY MoVEMENrs.-As the mat.

MILITARY MOVEMENTS. AS the mat
ter is no longer a secret, there can be
NO impropriety in our stating, that the
admirable division of Gen. Longstreet,
is now en- route for Petersburg, and will
be here IN a day or two: This division
has achieved a reputation in this war
for fighting qualities, Of which, even
the veterans of Napoleon would have
been proud: They come with well
filled ranks, and all the men, We hear;
are in splendid condition for trial Of
strength with the enemy, should an OPP
.portunity offer. They leave the army
of the Potomac, only because there are
more men up there than General Lee
well knows what to do with, and the
Withdrawal of Gen. Longstreet's divis-
ion does not at~all endanger the cause
should Mcclellan advance in that di-
,rection. - Petersburg EapYess.
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Punchy.

A facetious correspondent of the
Lancaster Ledger thus punches the
Executive Council:
TELEGRAPHIc DIALOGUE.
Reported expressly tor the Ledger.
Telegraphic Offices in Colum
bia and Richmond. .'.
Enter the Executive Council. e.,
Council-The Executive Council 81
South Carolina has the honor to salnte
President Davis. !
Davis-The President acknowledges
the salutation. ~:
Council-I propose to bargain off my
LIST Corps of Reserves to you.
Davis-Address Mr.. Cooper. Exit
Presidentir disorder.)
Council-Hello, Cooper, the Execu-
tive Council again greets you, are you
up?
Cooper-Yes, wide, awake. 49,.
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EDITORIAL ITEMS.

The Hon. Henry S. Foote, of Ten.
nessee, arrived in our town on Monday
evening last, and was serenaded al
Roses Hotel. He made an admirable
speech, we learn, in return for the com
pliment.
The Annual Communication of the
Grand Lodge of Free Masons of SoutE
Carolina, will be held in this town OF
Tuesday, the 18th instant.
Read the Proclamation of the Cover
nor and Council, in fact all the Execu
tive and Military advertisements in to-
days paper are full of interest.
Col. E. M. Law, native of Darling.
ton, but for sometime d Professor in
the Kings Mountain Military School,
of this place, has been appointed a Brig
adler General. a.a ~
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COURT OF AppEAbs.-The next sit
ting of this Court will be held in the
City Hall, at Columbia, on Tuesday,
the 25th Of November, inst. ,.,.,,s. :. :. g. :
As it is probable that very little bus
mess will be transacted, the members
of the Bar from all the Circuits, Whose
presence may be necessary, will be ex-
pected to attend on the first day Of the
Term. ..., -. =.
Should there be any applicants for
admission to the Bar, they will be ex-
amined on Wednesday, the second day
of the Term.-Charleston Courier. "
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uncl-GiiVe mp the CONSUMPTION
in my State and instead of about 2
thousand eonseripts III turn over TO
you my 1st Corps of Reserves eleven;
regiments splendidly organised1feld
officers appointed BY myself, call
them nay setraps. Good bargain on
your side don't you think, eh? =
3 Cooper-Why, yes, that is to say, i
IL issagresable ali round by the way,
how do the regiments seem to like your
field officers? I merely inquire, be-
cause it strikes me the Coz federate
laws confer upon regiments the right
to elect their own officers, ssss, I
Council Well, now, since you have
mentionedit, L believe, seven Of my re-
giments DO, seem a little restiye-in
fact, they have refused to serve under
my ofieers-but the remaining four are
as gentle ss lambs. 1.rs:, "a I5GE{ x x: q;
Cooper-Proyided the men over 40
raise no difficulties, I'll suspend the con-
script law as to all persons embraced
in your four lamb like regiments and
receive them, officers and al, into Com
federate seryicez-what do you say2
5 Council Done, it is a bargain. t-ess
Cooper-The mischief it is: must
say you have: rather q jolly way: of
- II J.
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GALL FOB THE MILITARY,

By reference to the columns Of our
paper to-day, it will be seen that the
First Corps Of Reserves, comprising
York, Chester and Fairfield, as one
Regiment, with three others, has been
rendered to President Davis by Cover
nor Pickens, for ninety days, and or
dered to report to Gen. Beauregard,. at
Charleston, but rendezvous at Light
wood Knot Springs, near Columbia, on
the 18th. These troops comprise all
white males between the ages of Sand
so, except those exempt by State law.
How this call may effect the police of
the up-country, it may be well to in
quire into, but there is no doubt Of an
urgent necessity to rally to the defence
of the coast, as the .vandals will pour
down on us in great numbers. 1t will
be seen that provision is made for Home
Guards from 16 to IS, which if proper
ly carried into effect, will allay all anx-
iety that might otherwise be felt. The
"Christmas holidays" are approaching,
which we hope at this time will be
"more honored in the breach than the
observance" The number of Regi-
ments as now ordered out from the mi
litia, is-eiqht!! Let the men rest as
surcd, their families will be protected
from foreign and domestic foes. .
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WILL CHARLESTON FALL?-The hour
draws nigh which must decide this ques-
ton, so momentous to the State Of
South Carolina, and to our whole Con-
federacy. We do not profess to know
anything of the real state of our defences
there. But supposing them to be all
that we have right to expect, it is
nevertheless natural to feel some degree
of anxiety as to the final result, when
one considers what formidable prepar-
atoms the foe has been long making to
take that metropolis. It is supposed
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AWnrd for the Exiles.

We think, q better understanding d
the situation in which many Of our loy
country planters, have been placed :
needed, among our up country friends.
The homes and estates Of the former
have been seized BY our vandal foe, and,
with their negroes, they are now seek
ing some temporary resting spot, where
the labor Of the negro may be turned 70
useful account, in providing food for
our army, and the wholesome discipline
of our slave institutions maintained
The upper part Of our State is the 10
cation which, for many reasons, is desi-
rable by them for this purpose. It ST
tracts BY the, claim Of its being their
own Carolina loved soil of the
sons and heirs of a common State fame
and common State, destiny-and the
heart Of the exile from the sea-girt
shore, reyolts at seeking q home, how
ever temporary, outside of the common
parental territory. Shall he, be dis
eouraged in his desire not to leave his
State, BY finding no disposition to con:
slider the difficulties Of his present con-
dition ? Let there be manifested, on
the part Of our up-country friends,
an inclination to help his settling a
mong them. Wherever it Is practicable,
lease him the grounds necessary for bis
purpose. Let not promptings Of cupid
ity cause sale to be insisted on, where
the embarrassed circumsta of the re-
fugee leave him without resource. The
impulses Of patrio iotism, the teachings Of
duty, and the affnities Of true brother
hood, all plead earnestly in favor Of
such a course se.-Charleston Mercury.
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NEWS,
Runored Recognition.

FREDR1cKsBURa, Nov: ga raid
was made-by rs Yankees on this place
to day. They said that the Demo mocrats
had swept the Northern States in the
late elections, and that England and
France had recognized the Southern
Confederaeys and that Lord Lyons is i
foo IN ofrnnhad lSs= -;s.> - So. ss13~'s
No news of Importance from the ar
my of the Potomac, skirmishing takes
place every day. HL q :, ~ ~ -