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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
RiiItdaog.
Dayton and Michigan RallFoad.
ss'aadusky,2 San Dayton and CiacInaasi n. n,

~ SO n
- 80
flN and after December 81, $780, ana qsstiIS s,.,.
~ xhro,iSe, passenger and Freight Trnins viii lsa,
bAi 70 lVN, going north, as follows: "
9,Al a; a.; through Freight and Accontuoda,,on
CAAV WIN PASSENGER Car attached y
lOsOU urtana, Bellefontane Tofest ~ ~ wv
Sanuusky, conneotlng nj Springfield Win fri a W.,
LONDON snd Columbus, arriving Ia (olun,la,. az 's ~,
NJ ~ ~ " se.la With train for Columbus. nd 1890. 81,
rrs5h on Pittshurg, IT. Wayne CiIci6t, X u i m,s'
Esse Mlitllg n Snastline 81 546 M and
npa ni ~ Nyde with Tram on Cleveland ami Tate ~ ~
n n ~ gong hast, arriving In Cleveland ~ tth ~ ~
~ nhiIk ~ aiso NJ, and Bufhlo at $50 "a n, o, 49,
N MesA arriving ~ Toledo at 1910 M lotroii "A ~
M Sincago o. lViO m, and Sandsky al 80 !, IN
H.I v. NJ Night Express for bprinkneIi isi.
U.ll and neileiontians, eonneatifia AZ Fsr.,s ,.,
htNn gong East on Pitlsburg, ft, WAYNE and I, n,
hoau aiftvlngi CteHtlne I6:l5 III Iftlsi,r,, as y
Pn IN. uolne Nest with Tram nifitnls N w. wsvn, ~
We nj and Chicago ~ l0;4O M, ~ Clyde ,,i,i, Sa
on o eve,snd and Toledo X. X arriving hi ~
yoOa M Dunkrk AZ 500 m Burlsio Ne IN, !, ~,
reaches eandusly NJ 7;4V m, NJ d -, Si IT,
7Ilk T., M. Hunisyne Accommodaton. laav,,..
tsVU Dayton on arrival of Iran ffoni Cinrinnnls
we.t At s6e m, urbana al lO4s M
at HTS m, beeiontaine At li,sl N ~
a., Ilokels wa this Line TO all points North k,, nm.
Wsst can ne had at the Ticket Ufue in tla nan i,,
-sAML -sAML u W. KING, Ticket Agent. 81 N''
d. - rare always MS low BY any other ro,,ta.
TOT iniVrinatlon relative TO shipping freiIt lv
mug Apply ~ the Companyls frelghl Depol-J y
MASSEY, Agent. n. 'klCE s,,,,ar,,iits,,-.,, -
NJ o. OLAFP, Gen. Ticket agent wv ;snrs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-11-05
&roceries,, &c y
BY the way. Nay. Asys You Heard

As received his rev Spring stock, large, wellse
IA lected and Of the best Quality. 81 hssslff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13
ANOTHER GOOD MOVE.

The House of Representatives Of the Confederate gres
passed resolution advising planters not largely Into
cult vaton of cotton tobacco hut devote their
ton principally 10 the raising of provisions hogs, cattle
all other things necessary to the sust4nent OF human life
The resolution will doubt pass the Senate then will
bs formal expression Of the wishes Of the Congress- We
pleased that this policy has been thus authoraively
mended although confident that large majority
planters and long since the plant
little cotton and great deal Of the cereal poRoes
all sorts Of vegetables besides paying particular attention
the grown OF sufclency OF meats But this resolution will
have direct tendency TO awaken all knowledge of the
vital qgrem Mt, of The tiees and the probabj
ties that shall have snperabundancs ali The
saries Of e Eedes, This will be the profitable sort OF
cultivation. Provisions Of all kinds will demand while
cotton will connne long the blockade
what is now, unsaleable drug upon the market The
cotton States will have feed the armies Of the
well their people, and patriotism alike
dictate that they shoul do 1t is to be hoped time
will be lost In making all necessary preparations The
extended scse Two crops Of ush.d
the world, would not ing red hxn the crop
ready housed while provisions Of all bring
highly remunerang prices all the time. Let
facts in mind and govern themselves accordingly The
facts are entitled to the pgooundest consideration l.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13

DESTRUCTION OF THE COTToN AND TOBACCO CRors
ny THE passed yesterday substitute
for ,he original bill offered by Mr. Fooe of Tennessee
horxe the desuc cotton tobacco other property in
military emergencies. We haze obtained the following oopJ
of the bill as finally passed: '--. .9's ~-F-L
bill to provide for the destruction Of COTTON tobacco
other property when Inc same snail DO ABOUT 10 Ial INTO the
hands of the enemy. ..- "
Be e.ced by the Congress Of the Confederate States
American saa be Ee duty Of all military commanders
in the service Confederate states destroy al
tobacco ohsr property that be useful 10 the
the same cannot safely ed whenever In their udg
cotton tobacco and other property Is about
tall into ,he hands Of the euemy.
The folio wing struck cut Of the original bill
motion 10 smend
The owners thereof shall just compensation
lions us may hereafter be established by Congress.
1t will be seen the question Of the compensation Of
ers OF the property deoyed cut Off but it is understood
that is not positively determined by this special and may
of course be the subject OF future Legislation.
The amount liable to destruction II Is aid
amount to much than five per cent Of The entire crop
The grea, bulk of sill tho plantations distant vii
lsges and dapots from the enenys armies gun
boats, The same may be said of tobacco Removal OF th
crops h of courIs in all preferable to burning and
a exposed points Ahoud be foot
the produce at the first ntimaon of danger.
Richmond Examiner, 7lh.
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&se: & 3JaR ,aausags HnsmT e.&x suz4lty uya
Enslisi, Opinion.

The statement, which first published says the Richmond
Whs, that Lord Derby had given opinion III the Cored
crate States should he recognized by Britain
conradced by his Lordhip himself He yet prepared
10 take thai step This declaration of the Conservative leader
ernznhes expectation o early action on the part
England and confirms the juscice OF the which we havs
presented that policy Is 10 address
exclusively England quite fanatic
and selssh the Yankees We hear great prosa
bity of interference by France 1t an early day.
England has had in the OF Lord Lyons continues
Richmond coemporsy unfortunate representative for
Washington. He stepped in nnat'ci,m and he has been
represented to by Englishen wanting in spirit and firm
We find In the pers laid before Parliament the follow
ng ieerfrom him Lord Ruse dated Dec. 1eh 1860 He
is speaking Of the Southern States:
This ovsrweenng notion of their Importance may lead
nhn Their or NEED Of their cotton Is quite
bs s1sde We heRd Be
may show place their commercial relations with
that quarrel with them give us no means Of ameliora
ting the condition Of their slaves while 1t bring great
working people But sill il mnst ever 10 repugnant to our
feelings TO be in intimate restio,s with
Tnisl the seeedUs can
mo Il the s Of aysry hsy MAY S @
oil considerations of material interest," OF this
aware Some Of t m even tak opsuy Of Tevsine the sresn
alsve trade An attempt actuay to do this would msy
ern area' Bra Snd Euope Bu on the
other hand It might be extremely dicn,t bring Of the
trading negroes to induce them 10 enler into any treaty
ns on hs s1es Any sus would
which their contest wiz With the Noh I re'e has
5 nsy no s M
o. Aftcaus the hlessnrs q the Of Anne slavery
improvement negro racer IT to Be apprehsnded thai
have very considerable dcuy pErc ng our rela
people Win as ts m
aes to us o. procuring cheap and abundant SIMPLY Of he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13

Tue REPRESENTATIVES OF THE SOUTHERN Cow
FzDERAcF EuRoPE of the Paris oftl
New York Herald gives soe particulars he per
sona movements Of our abroad they have
the air Of probable tuth though clothed in the
phraseoosy Of the Yankee press We give
The traitor slell has not succeeded obtaining an in.
'eaSiew with LIS haesiy or esenwh the Minister of Foreign
Affairs but has bes for the last week engaged in the
piomaic business Of honsehunig He family which
consists OF his wife ad two and mutto chatte
are stl stopping ut the Hotel u hn The white portion Of
Me amily is very exclusive and uncommunicatye ke4u
talkutive and delights in telling the gallant yonn
Missus slapped the face of Lieut. Farfux accordns 10 her
story, = one three times u IL s,v7i u e. -
There Two or three Ameiicans In Pa,is of
BIT til and edncntion who however, here if they
advocate ecesso hang the skirts tcsssion part
in they delight and consider an honor to oady
The pncip i one of hi5 tribe Is Col Hiram Fuller who a
hof time since took the trouble London and lee
nre In favof II secession Fuller stop the Hotel du ouyre
and assoea altogether with the Southern ons and
lew English and other foreigners m .la ID female ha
bcome convicted 10 the secession gospel mdgc from his
earnnce however, should his m not bring much
COM. .tHtion. .1 'f's%aa ''I.- fG'T '
Judge Ros has not leiG Paris posting up his successor
and will leave 10 few days for Spain where to reru In
the capacity that in which has lived here d
~ Mann lfeluutee represent the "Gonfederacv
and inhcev has is said sailed for the Seine and
will take his chance Of runng the orkade perhas be
helped by English frenis Mexico whence he vlj
reach the Confederate Satrs for the purpose taking his
seat in the Confederate" Congress- H ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13

CAPTURE OF "A YANKRE IN Cows GLoTH1Ni-
Did1inH Me-We received yesterday letter from our
regular e. dent n the of the ley dated Rom
that deem usels TO publish it. 1--WE following extrac
from it, however, will be found interesting this late
day -.-... 4, .'t''.. 70 ~. . - III
The FIRST night after Gen Jacksons command reached this
p.Ce, Of the guards placed spring water was
ed by pecuaf sonnt Of cows bell II seemed to
ring faster Than should and its approached owrds
is hsad and started in hs d5seSn he voice then
ringing tho BELL On acoun ths sentinel felt himself
ju.6ab i'll compelling anything, cow, 10 halt ma
enough aud, to he surpss ef The seutns the cow like
We have often heard of person III s'sheep's cothngn but
before heard q in cows hing being
out rs spy. fts.. .st ~ ,-.g,g..E ..,-,,.
He making his way to the spring, evidently with
tenton Of pos onng olues consider able
found upon bis per son. any one doubt what
should have been done wi .uch aersunr do not know
Nha has been done with him. but doubt he l9 will meet
his deserts Many ss howeysr sf The most atroeious
ing their HOUSES and shooting Ihem down. = -.
I y
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A Solemn cn,srs.@rhe South is now on trial

A Solemn CAUSE.-THE South is now on trial
before the civilized world The Moth has bent its bow and
exist rs nation feemn shall no longer call their lands
resistance Preparations abont complete The clash
of arms the shock Of armies VIII soon be heard
overwhelming defeat all along borders he rally
sealed rreyocaby. Before he rally gain
will be recognized nation md will have open
coming In credit and money plenty and will be
situation AFTER yicToRY But victory must first OH
brave strong let It The public
no, be too much with The Of the hour
The coming struggle koud know retreut repuse no
wavering in the nothing but vicor'sphm
Ing which OF defeat and call conntrymen
al home tosbe ready to take The place Of the fallen
's NASHVILLE OF Peace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13
battalion. B1,ashi,,gfo,. .a,.fillery.
PROVISIONAL ARMY, c. 8.

II Is designed to increase the rank and file Of the four C0mpa
nes Of this battalion, ID he field in Virginia. the maxi
provided by law, with augment the number Of
TO twenty four. making all tho Batteries hx batteries
Gentlemen desous ayang therasoves OF this opportunity
OF joining this command to be eused for he term Of
make applics in writing with idspcs place
Birth height and references sddresd to the undsrssne
at No. ~ Camp street which application will Be referred
Board of Officers OF The Batt.lion recruiting
vice.
Bounty of FIFTY DOLLARS IN cash will be paid to each
recruit upon being mustered into sei vice.
Transportation and clothing will also be furnished.
J. B. WALTON, MAJOR Commanding.
fe26 2pf and Chief Of Artillery IsL Corps A. r.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13

DISCOVERY OF UNION FLAGS AT MoNTIcELLo
HALL citing upon suspicious which Ad been for time
entertained that Monticello Hall Broad street Seventh
occupied by tho Turner association place Of neetng
BIN chief Of Tho Provost police DISPATCHED
Ben Roach to search the establishment The result
expedi fully nfrmed tbs pcuns Entertained of the
the char scer OF the the officers laying before Gen. Wine
trophies Of their ygGnee all the books and Of the
association, together with Its msterro of members
lis banner. significant Of ALA magntic. mt TX
Union flag entirely aud manufactured rou the fines
custie,t materi H. The flag which contained but thirteen
the original number OF Stntes in the Unio found h
cupboard and the books, ETC. in their usual place of deposit
The hal ed by Germal named Seinlen cut Is
conducted under lhe of Daniel Bitter who
lodged in Castle Goodwin Rich Enquirer, 1th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13
A Card

Certain parties suspected to be those arrested and tried upon
criminal charge for embenemeut committed while i'll the
employ the Adams Express Company being unable to cir
culate their ISLANDERS through portion the Of city
have endeavocd nure tho Southern Express
myself by publishing in circular form seious charges against
u.s. The Southern Co in Its services to the
needs defence hands, and only with refer
ence to myself that during residence Of about Ave years In
the trust conduct has been sucas to need no refu
taon Of the absurd charges contained In the cir
culars Of slanderers. ... y
fe24 Up XEEyER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13
Suntef RiH Hes.

HsApeuAaTHRs SuYTse RIFLEs. }
Crescent Regiment, :
. New Orleans, March IL, 1852.
The Headquarters Of this Company As by arders from
Nor Hsadquartsrs removed 10 the "Seat Of War" in the
Ksat
The members Of hs Company may elect members,
and continue to transact the regular business of this command
and whsn tho roll shall havs rssched the site number
apply the proper authority for election of officers
This commissioned officers to be appointed tho law
directs. --p.
The actions of the - honologaed and approved
by this Company on their return.
meeting of the memhsrs composing the reservs of the
nbore,namsd Company Will be hold THIS EVENING al
their Armory, No. los St. Charles street, at o'clock.
NIL 2r3t c. J. DAKIN, Sec etary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13
NEW INFIRNIARY.
D R R E Y N O L D 8

DR.. REY Ids,
THE UNRIVALLED CANCER DOCTOR.
Would inform his friends public that he has rented
and completely fitted mary spacious and OLE
giant manson No. l9 Baronns Canal and Com
mon Streets where he will devote attention to the CURH
OF oAsCEks in their worst forms scald Heads White
liBgs, and Ulcers of every description.
He REFERS with much pleasure the annexed certificate OF
MADAM A. CHAPPELI. we'll known and highly re,pec,
able lady of this city: - .
lCopy Of Cerhcate,l
NEW ORLEANS, Oct IL, 1851.
This Is to certify that the undersigned resident of m
o. Ne~ orleans Tor number OF years. and residing at No
2b2 Erato street. had been for long Afflicted with a
Ger in her breast In order to have removed M uder
signed applied Dr. Warren sane operated o n tbra.
oiheent times without oaeotins Subsequently, ap
Piled to DIR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment ths c.n.sr
was eascuay removed and perfect was roads take
this means Of doing Justice to Reynolds and in order
Others similarly afflicted avail enssves of his valuable
services
NIL II za ru.p,p,r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13
TALK ON CHANGE.

The gatherings the flags yesterday few and fer be-
tween" that far Carondee and the grand boulevard
concerned. Caronee from the inhibition in regard
apparently deserted True, Colonel
there is very respectable gathering, but somehow
another he Colonels fine chairs have all whitfield
during the and few Of the habi find
resting place net the anxious is apparent Ga the
grand boulevard Canal hs paucy of the latest ca,tof fash
ions Paris Rouen and Lyons rather compromise the
Of the flags and they really dgust from what
they have daily and weekly for the last mouth
theess there good exhibit dry goods and millinery
grand boulevard under the suspension Of intercourse with
Europe But there other localities which command lss
talk We cannot get along without -four and somethng CARED
bacsn. It however, very quiet in porkdom erday
corresponding in degree with Carondelet On Poyds,
Tchoupitnuas and New Levee streets there
nents few barrels OF pork turned out marked for
plantation dlay load of flour in OF dev.
cry; then sack two Of potatoes being delivered
SONS few hundred tacks of corn in Of transit In
summing the talk the flags of the produce local
y readily arrive at the conclusion tha. in all branches
rads neaby dull Those connected with the great
trade dealers in -four pork bacon lard well
for this season. lay their They remarkably
cesfu last spring. and autumn 1t would be
place talk If the dollars bagged parties s2
co., UOO 100000 may be said to have been carried
credit several profit and loss In many
all hafwas required by operators ask, and
shall be given" Nevertheless Tchoupoulas Poydr New
Ievee streets and tho grand Ievee also, the entire font
of miles, with the exception of the great depot
mate appearance.
The talk the 1000 0) loan advertised by til.
Committee of Safety in beaf Of tho city, The subscrp
lists opened Tuesday and the full amount
taken will appear under financial head Our au!hori
go work. forthwith and strengthen the defence
of the city TIE river below the forts requires licking after
The enemy is appronclng and in to BIS needed
Til deencc Of the city lacking in mportan
essentials only by the ouh of the river but by the lakes
Will the Navy department come to is mark: Ths Com
| mitee Of Safety have ST 900 available at once.
The guboat Arrow Capt Walker arrived from Mississippi
Sound yesterday, reporting all quiet the coast aad coufm
The report the burning of the wharves at Mississippi City
This was done by the citizens the coast rather unde
orders commander Of the small body of troops at Mssis
sippi City The from ,mp Benjamin up to o'cloc
last evening Our soldiers, the Confederate Regiment
were ha wing rather wet time of it. Talking about camp
SERVICE our memory refreshed that Gen jackson arrived
this city on the 81 Gay December 1914 ind without the
mua of mps instruction. le the 23d day prep
and did attack enemy the Plains OF Chalnette with
few hun vouneers the greater part of whom akn
their dinner city WHOM they ceived orders Vance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13
YutaI SnttIIiaenee.

The LIvELIEsT YEr.-T The new COMPANY Of.
Scouts and shapshooers organized yesterday ow
ing commissioned officers W. g. Mullen Capt j. J. Michel
First Lieutenant Geo f. Wi.te, Second Lieutenant L w.
Lane Third Lieutenant and mmeda atey mustered into Con-
fedora e.sarvice for the ''sg. @ r. yttf
This company if true to the indicated by s name
promises to afford its mbers the lyees and most
citing times to be found in any corps acoss COM
mencss now to mold ont the finest inducements partisan war
fare The Yankees gettn right bold in the ne ehborbd
Of Biloxi and some active scouting parties thrown ont in shat
direction could doubt nd work enoueo keep hsm
In training
We should think that the proper Inducements were held
out Of being allowed 10 do something splendid conlpa
MES of this kind could oonbe There spice OF
and adventure ahoat luch life which
plenty Of votaries 6af ,-'LI Ia-. ...,=N --ats8sf}
A MIXED CAaE.LIn Recorder Gastinel's Coturt,
the following crosse has arisen Harry shave Of NJ
ben is charge WITH having entered premises Of Mr. Bur
hart Roman street, between Chstohose strees
and hererom feoniously taen the of s22 said that
Mr. BprkhaF{ and Mr. Harppodt Mr. koub;ens yard
him bodily castigatiou Therefor Mr. Rouhien IN
da.it agaiLs them for assault and battery Mrs Bukhar
retaated by charging Harry with larceny. ~------
| ANOTHER LARCENY. In Recorder Longs Court
John Feden and wife Mary have ssn charged War
of stealing $40 from his pocket in their house, corner o.
Margny aud Moreau streets r i'.'
DIsLoYAL.--In the First District, Jacob Bracelet
has een arrested for using ncendarv language The time
come when any axy In treating such cases would
| ha. dly tolerated.
| FIRE.-At ten minutes past o'clock yesterday
morning. the kitchen of The premises 255 Customouse street
occupied by Ms Flora Burdel injured by fire, which
was extnguished before much damage done.l eEtg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13
Redemption Of City Bonds.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION sns OF THE COSsoLIpATED)
DEBT Of NAW ORLEANS.
Neg Orleans Feb. 19, 1862. }
Notice hereby given that ling to the 3th Section oil
Act Of the Legislature Of the State OF Louisiana entitled
Act Consolidate tho City Of New Provide
the Government and Administration of Its Aars approvs
February o. 1882 sealed proposals will e received the
to the city of bonds issued according the foregoing M
amount of hundred thousand dollars u the 18th day
March, 1862, at IL o'clock N.
Proposals to be addressed DBBUYS Secretary aud
dorsed proposals for the sale Of Bonds"
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
CHAs W. CULBERTSoN Comptroller.
ADAM GIFPEN, Treasurer.
=. S. WILTZ,
Chairman Finance Committee Board of Aldermen
J. B. LEEFE
Chairman Finance Committee Board Assistant Aldermen
fel9 2plm26 Q. DHBUYS Seeretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-13
Lord Lyons Instructions.
The following shows what Lord Lyons do case
Mason aud Sldell had nat b4eu surrendered: l

The following shows what Lord Lyons was do in
Mason and slidell had nat b-en surrendered
qts,..4,7.r,sssr EARL RUSSELL. LORI
FOREGs OFFICE November 3D-In previous dispatch
this date haye instructed M command Of Her Majesty.
Stares. |'1''S"& e.
Should M Seward ask for delay in order that this
psiHfh maer should b. deliberately considered you III
sent TO edeisy not exceed seven days IT. at the of that
I'M n answeI Is e. Or any Other Ter given except
arnmen yon Lord hip is with
all the members of Your legation bngg you the
Of The CATION and 10 repair Immediately to London H.
how sh0nid bs of opin6n that The
OF Her ia1ey's Government substantially complied with,
the facts Her Majesys for their
and remain tt post until receive further
orders. II lg.s ga saG-gt ,f,I - . ii M
You will communicate with Vice Admiral A. Milne ne
diae receiving the he
and will send hin, of .hnt answer together sci
obseryai las as fit make: fTEs m
You will also give all The Information in to The
Reruta and such other Of Her Majes, Is may
be- within your reach. z E:t ~ Q -lfi7l q
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A ISLANDER ON MssissIPpr.-The Cincinnati

Commercial says: - 81 - TO Z" = - ~ -.,
TIL special of the rebels during the has been their
ability 10 whip mics IN hand haud combat They
constantly attereu themselves that the superiority
their troops fighting with the bayonot and bowe knife
putab fact. 1he Mssssippians have prided them
upon the Yaukses win ths bowie knife It must especially
dhea:enine to them TO learn that at the battle o
Cross Roads, these terrible Misssppans with bowie knV
feet long panic stricken from the levelled o
the 2i minnesota aud 9th Ohio RI gmens.t sfs" '-
The Commsrciss statement regard TO the Missssppahs
Ia first class Yankee lie This ar has yet 10 show the rst
instance of Nsssppan running The world never Witnessed
better and men galht State has "
6gbt the battles of Southern independence.