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North Carolina
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M D Il I q s.

Lincoluton. April + }scI
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CAUTION TO PLANTERs.-The Macon Telegraph
says: "We have been requested to caution
planters not to turn their stock into wheat oat
fields affected with the rust or mildew. 1t has
already proved fatal to stock in several instances!
Cattle owners should heed this warning. The
South for at least this year, lily afford to lose
beef cattle
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The following General Order is published by authori
~ of the Secretary OF War.
RICHMOND, May 10, 1852.
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OI A:llyI39 E.s-- -=--0.7u-D
So IN ADVANCE.
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"What has been your busiuess?" said Judge
to prisoner at the bar.
"Why, your honor, used to be dentlst-noW
| am pusilist then l put teeth in, now knock
them ont.
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On and after Monday the 18th instant the PNsscngc
and Mail Train will be this Road dAih tsundi
e&ccptcd) follows;
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CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT.

jefferson Davis of Mississippi, President.
Alex II Stephens of Georgia, Vice President.
j. p Benjamin, of Louisiana, Secretary of State.
G.. w. Randolph, of Vrginia, Secretary of War.
c. 6. Memminger, of South Carolina, Secretary
of the Treasury.
S r. Mallory. of Florida, Secretary of the Navy.
Thos ii. Watts of Alabama, Chief of the Depart
ment of Justice or Attorney General.
j. II. Reagan, of Texas Postmaster General.
MEMBERS OF THE FIRST PERMANENT
CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
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Col. W, g. q. Baylor.

.sa 'EaIor, Il notice by yoar paper Of Ws4aHs+sJ
ucr iy tsss savskeT Er: victor! had s7:asd nar sf
r-s, l.i .sk.n tho rrihiaas iEvs5Ik mad murdsIias
bGsa 81 TO Ho.'r, Sho >Ss a.aknn " eusie7s Gil
Mor 4 snu,hn!2 Eo-nsn Ind bsra Ies BE- ict.Iios
Amy IA numbers kad t;U:Gd. witt s.sIt oss 81 sfs,
L. a.,.yn. ef hi. ~ rejoice Bat rails ~s
rr,o.s y! tpa glr.as Ct fssi tscs
hi, .nI rs!sl S tbs I:=s 1i:' Tai.L 1uTSi
Any goa u,sIy p-5-u'i VIA - 'nas G-dd.nIy o.l~!
T. o. me IJt= - ~ia.. %c v5r> 6s Idols Il
ih.T Ia. vh0 tso.4 &c e5fsrtns; 20 ;n.7 Il ;ld
re .uv wiz .sn'.nE tbs ioIs Of bro:hs:
vn sEsi tner lie1 blood 70 ;Aisid tEeiD ioEl
t:.s fpaI I-.ui.r o; Ca il ,1iS.. il~,dsF
Tsa tic c"auty te-2 ;noGrzs tho L,ss Of .7sSs nhp
wiz Jss in dsfatcs Of H:G tosr,T ed rncr-:
aaGy -; ts.oic do u lo'io- Ls OF tho; D
bs ad much beIcysi Jo11g css-, cornmznJsr ~ tbs
s,oac1a al brSaG., Col. II EA9LGR, 1ao sal gi'!-
e while gSlI.ttiy l-ad:nR his iav,Lcibls bud
sgd s.k at:"r h-~.,5s - mr.. ,ra Eis
ID th rot tbs eorIs, U"Iai! ;-e.iI.d ts:2Aten
raG,uGe;VG III it,; 60 "a oii II ntI J"ld-i 60 Ola
ITO s.sTitps :pL d, Glt.r II t7I! iusTIyEat 4.
vss n-mn-red with the dssd.
-. tn!s ~ be Ia 'ne "a Sd IsTirs xEd fSSa ~
rs rrarsiIS youp5 ns<.. s.raia.y tavro Nj! C.:
n,i-t.5 Ia tEs Eat r;sSs:
ne yer died "a defence u = Loiiay cause.
:'oi y,oE u Hf. 1aGSS Baylor, o.t asa
pr";aiasR Cit: .nof ugasts scns: HI VIZ: sas Esd
e-fv, tie h,oks "a tho praeics n s~ AID 81
hou yonns, he kad ars-t9 .iaired his p.f.ti1a
1. BIS prvf.s.c2 learss va !nio,ssi:r::
child.
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THE TRHSa CT pEAGE.

Il saefus that the recent victories Of the
Con:ederste army has sso.:ssGi feeling fer
peace winch is beginning 10 ind public ex-
PRESTON in the Northern cities. We ere III
formed TIA: 2 late copy Of the Me-: York
Times has been received that sa;:s-" Ii
the combined srmies OF Mcclellan, burnside
and Pope sre defeated, tben We iof nnc are
for 6 settlement" We have no: :een the
paper, and DO 2cs know whether or not any
qualifications were sdded. Those who in
formed Us OF rhe Times expression, added
inst the whole tons OF the article YVES that OF
disappointment and sorrow. Whether or not
this statement is correct, We have no doubt
:hze thousands at the North, who heretofore
silently submitted to the popular cry, will
now spesk out AID demand peace, since all
their armies have been defeated, and DO force
intervencs bet=Gsu our victorious army and
zoe Northern cities:
Gen. Lee unders.anes the Northern char
sctsr well enough To- know that the surest
guarantee Of an early peace, is the vigorous
prosecution Of present successes. He has
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THE cAP7URs Of GEN. MANSON AND STAFF.
,ESrUcEIAss THROW DOWN THEIR arms.
8rLL EKLSoE ySbED.
Our Troops Marching On Lexington, ~.

MOBILE, Sept. "a special dispatch t"
the Advertiser and Register, dated knoI-
vile Sd, says: On Saturday morning, 3oth
inst, Gen, Kirby Smiths forces engaged the
enemy under Cen. Manson, seven mles
south of Richmond. Ky. Preston Smiths
Tennessee and Gen. Claiborne's Arkanaaa
brigades gallantly opened The fight ut t"n
o'clock, 7. NJ. The enemy wer. reinforced
at 2 o'clock, T. A., BY Bull Nelson, from
Lexington. Oar troops fought with desperate
courage. Gen. Kirby Smith led the Charge
in nerson--cap in hand.
After thre. severe engagements, ths enemy
were totally routed, with the loss Of all their
Guns but one. Three Thousand prisoner:
were captured, including General hlanSon anc
staff. The kcntuckians threw down their
sTra aid deserted to n"r lines. bull Nelson
= as wounded in the thigh. tl5 VAS holly
pn.suod ty oGr trrupa, AID doubtless cap
turel. TIE eiserny's loss in killed and wound
ed is heL,y. General miller il among The
kilhi. Our iae5 ie sliyht. our troops were
marching on Lexington. y h!ch y TAKEN ere
nov. Large quantities of stores 6"g7aa'
arms AID mdnitiul,5 were capt"Ird. lie Ell
.,,1y;E force number cd ten tEouaart.
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FROM MANASSAS.
FL. A:7p 1s7sIga7iyd PAEricCL,Ee

M.s.23Aa, Aug ii, 1ia Rapidnn, SEPT. b.
! The necond battle Of Manassas hiss been fought
o,e;isely on the same spot a. thht Of the Fist
! Of July, last year, With the exception that
cur troops occupied uhny pooitlGns which
cts enefoy held 1T that uIEs. and tho YAM
kass tonight Upon the ground whict had hs7n
fhelj ny Us, Several Of cir rekimcnta en-
! tered tbs iis; where they It'd on: year sGo,
/; TIE t'ght ooTnIaauced near Grove Ferry, Oh
Tie Ws-renton turnpike, anont three a'c!0ck:
! Gen. Longstreet On The right, Gen. Jackson
or tho loft. their line being III tie form til
broad r-the eIlemy bi.TGun. The YanEseR
made tbs first sdvshce, endeavofing to turE
Jsckson'o dunk, tut we're repulsod with grest
! corinsiuu--a battery OF ewenty-eight pieces
CT artillery, cnnunar:iati by Col. !. II. Lee 81
). C.. moving them down by acore6.
l Gen. LongstTeet At ONES threw forward
Hooi'a ilvisicn, ard advanced his Those
line, n-iicc w&s iE short time desperately
engaged. Jackson no " gave battle, and the
| enemy were attacked Oh every side. The
| fight was ferceiy contested until after dark,
w hen the Yankees wsrs.rcu.ed and pursued
three niies. Thar force consisted If Banks'
! MorelI's, S:cklcs' Slro7's. MsCiellsn's ard
| Fo2e's ,claD.aEGs. Tie l3ar ai tie raaDsJ
| exceeds the :rcnfdeTsLas ri7e u one. Their
dead cc,ec the field. Or meE ssptnrad
numbers 81 nhtteT:- nGfue7cus cclors, thoa-
sands Of prisoners and from 5000 70 l0,GG2
stand OF arna. TbeT could have takeu ':.oTs
Of the latter hul the men would Hct &c
| troubled witf than.
One Yankee Rr;kad:e7 'i=nsral is ACC y
ing dead st nsyro Robinson 8 house, 1FEsro
! the Yankees .Ts 90 thick that es hive &c
step over their bodies.
Gems. Eweli, jsnkius Malone aud !r:ro'e
we're WOUNDED. Gels. Means, .Lsrshe!l and
GadheIr5, al :. C., were killed; sid beninG,
MOORE ard AfcGowan Wounded. Msjar pHi.
hempsr vas se7nralY wound IN shoulder
Capt:. Isbh and Mitchell, OF the lar Va. we're
wounded v. Cameron. Adjutant 74th Va.
Aijataat TobpIjGa, Of HsTapton Legion, both
wo.nati.
Fifty c:,;ssrz 2i Washington: whr Can't
OIL . witl=ss TIC ahoE, were Nil begged,
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POETiGAL.'

For the Enquirer.
iENERAL HARDEE AT THE BATTLE
OF SHILOH.
Two bristiing and defiant hosts.
In wars grim garb Array'd.
On Shiloh's wide-extendsd field
Their gli,te1ing ranks display'd.
No idle pageant was the scene,
Whose pomp and splendor gloT'd
Far Ger the hills, and along whose base
The winding river How'd.
Bright Tennessee! thy beauteous wave
Invading naries bore,
And myriad feet with hostile tramp
press'd thy romantic s'hor5.
Ard soon the tide Of baiti" roll't
Where al WA peace bciJrs;
And soon was heard thr clash oil arms,
And dread artil'ry'a 1oAr.
Now f.,s 20 face, those serried hosts
In length ming lines engaged;
and f.ercef az the sua rose high.
The frightrul crnll'et ragged.
Jmoslld b7 i:ase ard lust Of pow r.
Tn iafiriat. ine Er"ss'd nh--
But not tn he tyraLt's aia'en
We're Southern frrerren hura!
And mad hy Hununher'i xeonss,
They urged Lie desperate fight
Enr h6GaE, and lloyd on-a fsl away,
For Liberty and Right.
Far in iront-rh' Inspiring light
0ffrcedon in bis aye,
Tn intrepid Hsrdee fought tia, DE-
Tc conquer Or to die.
- Cn ria heroic hsslt, ne bore
His couutry's wrongs and woa7,
aud Just ind fearful rss tbs Trsth
lie wreak'd upon hef iot=.
Nuc1c'sr tke n=a!il:at combat iag4f,
S!idst bursting b3rt and she'll
Where thicE-lt ;tro' he dsrEen' Il air
Tho ltaden hal stain. fell!
The daring chleitain urged Biz steer!
With vGlce, and spur, sad csi..
Chsrsipg thro' slipp'fy pools "Irlc"i
6nd over heap ii sISih =
Proudly oEsdieHi l., The 7aiii
Held hT master !.an'i.
The n,stchless War-iioISe hrhn0ed ~
Before the conluerius bard:
amidst the caraags end Tie cr.si.
"BlacL Aastrr" isuntless s:1,'.;
Receiving OF that held o: iarne
Ills baptism Of blood.
I've mI1s!ing sacrlci.i stI,4In:
Fiow'd t7ckling 20 ina grouHi---
From gsant Ausrer's esiing siie,
From Hsrdce's s.::ci wound.
Bling is"rsi1 for tco He7e's ofo",
Ofnsver laliug-sEser,
Ard I-ina IL AasteT' aHoic MA.
Gsrianis e. :resr sni green.
Tor fame, their blended nSiEss t-Ts 81 :.
t. immortality,
describing high up6n her scroll,
Black Auster and Hardse.
L. D. II.
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Capt. Jane. .. Ises!i.

A,s G...:'.g CT tins c-~bs.ls,4 Troap. q T:r.ia'.
hsl4 ut their carp, uaacvoI To5T tS-.-r
va c;. tts oceAsiol pf .hs isstu II ..s. JAMES az
Bril-, .I.at FclnsI, sers, fi..or and Pri-it. F. L.
Brc=n wsss appoi-t.t aii,tee - draft .:-ihss
who rr-'an'-i the lc~tny:
Wh-y"s-, NC Lew ksruud Ihs R.i nsSs r. -; csLh
Of ou Lao. C..tSir Ja..s u. isSs .her:fds So
R-scivei TeA., IL ths da.th u GsstnIa istsi, We
lssi. ...- l.: t.as p.f;i't :! .ct-1 s1ouipSo
ia.,isY 10 II 10 rso-y TGril !sTss:a.s o1 co.i-
III, o. s@rtisc.r sho Ia nTsrT task " lsis sIn 'rir
ii uSe Fl pr"oss Tr'l - tss sniiLesi 81
g.. rez,, -vd:er who by h:s sa-r4ts Aui cv.tss
j.--rv,L .; -. e?1nu3 A. q 80 o1~-r Hh5' ~
biz seIiT.iT ga ast Bsu<i tsi s2i! I<,Fres ssd
e..Ecsa:. ~ LIF sc'irRt+ ant 'sgi-.at
2 .r.cIre5 T:..i ~ vEo 5sTs &C S:>h VIZ cess
nj: ."y-s tx ts 81 .7trsas Tsr1l, nu" nvs ~;
i,.S, Eu:t - e:I1y EaI 1pnl us ra.rsS sr;.d La
Isy. +.:si A=ss.cG4, and |ao Esrs mad ssas. q b.
proud u ih .a,y .a1 sci, ilope!fsii3 9Th rstsb
ae ,s, r. allowed u Eai5s'. ~! -"'7"
9Th & E.I ft-oir eEa &c sIpie:- :s in;'ibst
.a.: syr lass aai ,h-ir: ase siuaIy ;r.srsfshla
:. Esr1iv-i rha; :a.ss T,siutisS.ots ~ Fohi!1oa5
- ~ Hi.r,Gni :t ssa :&t s1TT IL sSn' US
i.Ghty :: dec 49,:
.,a,l-s1 H. Mathew, ia.
p
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S.gT:y.iIE. AUGUST IL.

EAgf:v'iLE. August Il.
ptAa Dick ticCAss IL all truly glad &c
hear iroul you. Dill not know you we're SO
nes---great victoTT, 10 hicod split. Tour
sloquant I Mon speeches for Douglas made
deep impression on mo- can't charge
Andy's health ia fine and so is mine.
Don't put OF your coming home. Why
do so when SO near? When you come, We
will extend 70 you the Inequalities of the
cit! i'll warm reception. Il YOU will wit,
Pu be III Galiatin Tomorrow Don't &c
before $50 you. Your family ars al veil. l
didn't rue foT Lieutenant. Dick, be careful in
your fscts. LoTe re Sam. eodshall, and the
other boya. JoHS HucER SatrH.
Ii the /" butternuts" roll down this WY
be Union hammers will crack few Of
them, o. wen never eat auother walnut.
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: : y s1fFIU
Nsyor Snlitti

Asyor Suit.i
Ans~-srs With pin.
The following correspondence e explains
Itself" Ihs rsb.l Captain has orass enough
to make { psir ii dog.ircas; Fut tie alayor
evidently sousea hin DC tie Cnion Question:
Iay Telegraph t:cr, Gslnt:1
GAiLria, 'rGSs., Aug Y
J.o. Hraa SmIrH, MsycT ;--f have rot
hsard from you aimee you Y7src defeated for
Lieutenant in Rice>s company, Confederate
service. l ali nc " watching the destruction
of sll of Uncle Sam' 8 property. vs. captured
Col. Boone and his whole coTatband .n:s
rncr1ii,r TIE Cclonsl:s scie.cr u,an, lat not
very particular IN chccaing bis company: As
an old friend sdriss you ano Andy ~ leave
the eity, or YOU will be compelled t. take mp
ourters in Trs7aiooas.
Respectfully, yours,
j. 2. MCCAST,
Captain q! Chea;ha,n Rites.
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anWEBA1, ORDERS.
aDrT. Il INsPT'R GENR'LS OFFICE
RIcgdoND. .Ispt. ith, 1852.

ADrT. Il 1NsPT'N GENR'IS 0FFlCE}
RicsdoHD. Sept. 4,h, 1852.
GENERAL ORnERS2
No. 60.
Al general stat o:tlcera. who h"id appointments a<
snch In the Confederate States Amy, or VINO nave "
c,rcd or may hstpafter rscern appointments q nigh
or rtse in tLa line Of the Provisional Army OF the
Confederate States, mil Immediately signify TO this
MI; their prcfererc. for one other OF thyse appoint
ne,,.. f. moth cannot be ncld hy The -a''a Officer.
b. orttr,
irneG; - ~t"!t E".
adutart and lnSI-c,or General
Sent 5-dlw
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TA.srE OrFIcERs.-fnur Yankee niiicais,
csptplei nier Manassas !aat wsek. arrived 0r Je'er
ja5 The- naJnss rare-CSpts;D - ". Gorilla, lem.
lazy C. 9th Connecticut lat LieEI.Daat Eiws7, uii.
Ter, Company 4, I'd Massachusetts lat LLut:nAnt
g. HS.inacl, Coils Pennsylvania 2ouaTas snd isI
Lieni.nant 7. J. Eo5, Company b, 9Th Indians
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aICTEdsfr Hs.LEa
EY KENT. rArEE 4 ~. aTCTs.

M = n CFA CTrRPh TJH4CoO
At AUCTION.
tSfs aEAh sail on FRIDAY. tin ..fIk .E5T:T-
W c'innese'a< -, te o'cGaa :; oGT Yarah.5,- !,
~, Cay S.Iss IN. p-eEas..
VI \ y L F \ y i IRED T0BACIn
CT nednIa, auIsror aad eho.cs qasj.iis ,.,s ~,
fioa al "b:Si WI. I'D cl's"d wt.ou r.,.rv- rt'.T
~ a-rhy iis rti-alt,n OF large fn;.I.
WILL If ADprr.
lr6 H rlfiE 81 rhn,c. brSrj,
GisS.
/ WAGON lond Of L
- M sid &c f.os; 1f ~. GE - ri % n'ccck ,,,e.
SHaT, PAINE ! -,
hsIs t-hs -5c:;s...
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poicE Aatfa1----The city fvu:o srrsatsd,
yesterday. tt.as S!a hg', whase narnea 81. Jos.
Thomas Wi!.sm bu.'c. and E. ". Ctilisy charged
with ateeling osp4 ,al"t 1T eight iollaN, fr6rP
George L. Ee,,7, lse:ba.t -, ihsr neaI l7th stse
ALSO Timothy Iorg and Johaanah Long chs:sei HSS4s
buying stolen liquor from t~o eiors bs:orgiEg 80 Ihss
guuboal RgieiSL Tho !ast tWo I+sTt talltj 10 ~
psar before ;iIs Mayor this morning.
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6pET Correspondence

epEJ L1I!eopandsacs
The Nashville SCoioa" Of the l2!n instant
containa ths following correspondence os-
tveea Captain McCsnn. formerly Of the lith
Tennessee regiment, bet. Cow with Colonel
JOHN H. Morgan, End the treitor, john Hugh
smith, Mayor OF Nashville:
Highly Interesting Official Ccrr:spa"dencs
e-tsreen Captcin &cCcn: a"d Mayor Jehn
High SmiM.
Captain Mccain
Mistakes nis ngu,
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2 Il . s 2 &c T q 6

n " - L T. L 4 -
,.J'E eli i,sss In tsn city, % aATURr&H 4rTER-
" JyoH, hept,u,her oh. tho tr,t nUEeer Of !hs
0SOU7RERN ILLESTRAT TED E!E -
sroasIy jcu7.i iarotSl u ITO di,-EIs;.. 6 u-a'rl
hpovL,AS<. aSnotiel1B
iifEB a8Ys Novelties
HISTORICAL LEGEtiDH,
GEOGRAPHICAL akEICAEA
THE LATEaT CUERENI news,
lsLure.
hsvlx sSur-i rh+ slUaSla seI7tci Of olst ~se~lrut
kr1.1; NJ TURsCh iEis OF tbs maryland Lias, wiz
VII be @, Iied by ths artistic %sDcu u hT. ZINC. long
coca .u.,d 7tth tic Mills 0sis: ~ viii Dc saAotd
sxch p:ssent 10 Nv PubiE IAHD+oaLtr SAEIt'
.lsxzp LiIELAaT ,ou8SE The AM aniahar I'LL coz.
taln aoorrs:s P,st-hi; 81
GENERAL "ST,iNEh-4LL JA CESGN,"
which 7.il he q WI; S:=r:saS t0i.>hi-
cal ss-leh OF h. hcra
w. n.vs :oa.vzls-ai- --:szSSE5en 3;h -aany
wrt.sr. usls feoss Il "-G:o~lsagee ability rn.e
l tuabie PIT tOsrh rapsT = Ia TesTsi. neIie
:, thv4s nonasiu .La Ia tush periodicals Wiz Teco
Tia boath hea heretofore b.ea aIEusGd T!SsllnE Es
cur sE,<T:Bs nay -Y,iva sns ipersl soJpsi 81 the
r,sdlns uoIio, iits t=t rthtrg rhstI rs !Gi IN
aans 1po= ~. lAT; rsnavr the Ps1sI In u. liteTs:
oharasr Il. Rrsr.vias .ad iu TYysiaphy, .eesDebla
to all sEA 1rie. csserns 70 Hs genera sAfs. v. main
noS ori ssida de- pEopcEcVG u sIsS. 'S Ito
act,i CT cI<n,E. CT iaa", or tbs bully sootf.
u tas .7nAhIsn % ~hosa IrToT Va uLst % EAGs At
iLLr.in.ryp 11Es donri.bi.s t:& iavoHts Per.
nal. " /. -
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T1nss-aat@:,;;i, -. - PEI e. -ari d Tor Eosssi
III, Trade .aprji-a III Ntsrs! Daeoua: LSylJ IL So,
pulldin, oeeaplv! - nix1kL ATREs S SH, oor-sf o.
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Ci.i. - .-st.YaL< "iL'IiG Il. GLiT a. ~ ;h- : Il
J-e: e L. 49,, i.!vat> - ':s LAzsss-. ttssbJ ehi
ud-el VI Il: AS Ia william q. slh, u si9t L2.A
oeuLtT, VIZ.
Hin >G.. rui will I!ses this Er.dlTi noInt-s =;
II aic.i flclr uls rssii OF h.f uuoiU. sors.
snLIh i;r bO,~s.3 Clay AID LsIe a;se7. Iaa
rslS,Te AID is;.D:s - to- family req I.7Id H. u
'sad vithoa: Iur.s, >: h,hc,.
DIED. Z, al-hsr;' LS1-: Eoufe L.iis-. kasrT :fEr
!aAs .EAMBkRLsTIk JUnht sor * ';ap.. lar %
s.d LAWNS Trliash *, Eve y=Aa and ak nollhs
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shcyn Mrrsen t. be C General ~hp properly
estimates tina ralue Of quick and rapid move
u,an,e he is pressing forward toTart6 inc 81
envy country. ana nothing hnt sF'ee'S ." -,
as7 of N. nat fs7crshis farms 6! prae' wiz
proven, M early invasion of Northern 'er''''-
~, carrying to the cremy's home '.s 'a'
s;ni, Of warfare that has been pfa'''eeo ~
thc,, ir rho South, Ei.un the ia't Of lhVs-
s;c,, is fnrca!y rmear","2. |" INC -''r'is'a
r,;,.; ,,,r o,,, ,crir,s al p"">e VII! :" offered
US.
~. ,,lv lr,ur, which the Confederate
ctst.s eau accept will De tie Immediate re-
corni,ion Of the present Confederate States,
AMI the permission to the other States 70
alec, thc,r own destiny, and to decide whether
Their future s!iiI! he with th" Confederate
St,i.- 1T With the United State. We are .!
til" arj,in.l :hat lne principle ii election
ohG,,lh !.c 5pi,Ii,-J not only u the 6o1aeE
Slave STAGES, BIZ, ID es.cn nd all,of the re-
ma;:.,tis ..nited StStea- Not that any Of the
Narth,r1 stat.s srs TSantad in TIE CoDiede'
racy, but IS al Acknowledgements! of the right
Of ss:essiu7-iar which THO wal hiss been
wsged.
Tho pear. ,ci,.ch ends this ~sr should a.
kncwiedse The eui4 Eo.. which il VIE tonight
and apply its principles 70 ss>. sid all o, the
United States.
We do Tot SOC the Necessity iof Any pro-
clamstiou to the North western States about
the fese navigation OF, the Mississippi river
that has already been sufficiently daclared,
and the Northwestern States hare, lotTith-
standing that oGer, as vigorously sustained
the var az any Of the other Northern Stntes.
We are unwilling to mitigate the :nrce and
effect 81 our vieLories by extending tsTors or
Oilers to any portic1 OF our enouies. lne
ability to conquer peScs has been demon
strated-let US do nothing that VII appear
like ct effort 20 purchase IL.
The ea-neat desire u iepeofle :? tie Con-
f,dsr4te States for peAeeis known to the
Noah. Whenever the United States sre pre-
pared to have peace, it csn be obtained upon
p-oncr terms. In the meantime, our army
will ..paedIy approach the enemy's ter
ritory. anu ba prepared to aid 81 'psaoesbly
disposed persons and communities, by COOP
Grating ag~iDs, the eneiny'e torcej.
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CALEB Cout1.-A called Court va- held
ysateljlv for :e rial nj John S;arke charged with
s.eal;a a7ndGy valuable papsrs and s37 from John
Temple. IsEpls DOT Appearing. ard tls rest ri Tia
er!d@uce 5ei3g rery weak, StaTks WAS discharged
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ny GJpnTS L Are!.i:s.iS. ACGT
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE nv

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE hEsiDEEi L GY I:c
,.si!I:i sI6E Of GRATh sTar x II - L., ~ g;.,p
Tur-E aES OF IND nTrACEEA f1f 81. :.
ArLTf,!i.
tsy i'll. Is -yii ~ .u.t:"s Ito -T'-= TTr..
w Eii lbs 9Th rI2IsuEsr. 49,, a. ,:-l. !. Y
r. vc-y gvnt a.d l-suuici L.tak- r5'r-:rr ). "A
.nre low IL the occIts=sE e NJ. a. + -ii:,5 ~
lodi af-. u .aad II .snsS $3.50 bai-5 ths :-r=gr..
..u :, "a ils ."cupnEoy 81 lii G%T"n'pc
r!.. corIf- nai Il! The oss ,.tci6. go -.
ID - =. hSi- G.a ~ JS: ~ -,.,.
=. a. remarkably uaii s!raGe.. Is3 sun sy-. >,
-. ,,..n IIY,i. :fh rsiace! :+,!.
f.AG- O"s-,bi:I c-'h, c-!aSr- 81 .a' .irl:,.:
-.",!-L!- =hIea, iD:- 80 -.:.r-i Il: 80 80;
,'pi a--i"' 'r'rh!t asEtE:,-.. 81.
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THEY LIMIT a DeEEAT.
ABE ::lEnE ElLE BATH To / +. = Al u
ESN 91EIGfifS.

.S[1s,Lx. sryt. 3.-A special dispatch 10 The
dated TuPelc 3D., says: lntci-
ligence trcla the front Of ou1 lines STATE thst
the enruiy's rcror; confirms the defeat Of the
Federal sIia:s= ~ Virgins, IND announces
@ loza Of three thousand prisoners. In* aaT.s
iuforrlstion states tLsI thu dcft:ted armies
wsrs iel!lng back to arlington Heights.
~ heI stand was ~ be uILdf. and the news
Of tie great 7ictory i, Titglnia will soon BE-
IerrI, II IL liz NTraI
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T. G i " @.
The IAalis AlTER rMANUfACTrRlhs cGh'

HAvI g nIzi. ga se~ 7rs1I.1 IL asii't:. r1-
IL ~ s:ouad
bGa5RHRo GUA,io AND 3oEB ASH.
put up 1. barrels Of G,I U the son.
As lhs Peruvian 6u4no sinno: now re prcecrid- the
farmers Of Virginia invited 10 substitute thss9 Well
known Phos2hates Of Lime Aad Will be loand TIA! on
nos so especially those thrt have been drsssad hert
toors with the Psruvsn they yIaeisely VAL.
I'D to I.curs abundant aid OF what and clover I'D
Il he .Gue .Ino will prove e. pe-IrAae.t tfnproTI
10 lsJ For IaIl- sEa ahs' rs7t sropt tt y rATs
Iace1I-<.
Goat.Go &c; Sos+ i11 ~ pr t. " ? ~ ih-
IsIrxy, oru<:,Io ,. BIITLSY, Aseu
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~ E. 7. COOK. AgrTR.

LARGE LOT OF BIEACHED ND T"b:,ri.a.
81 'oTIr&h, Wa. La uJoUs rni. Ct!rs. ="
OAR, Sc Al hE&FiaT. 49,
IoT FRIDAY. tbe flFTh !S>T1:T. :: 4 u'.;s,> ?
- viii .oi! ct ~ -i'rs E,:J a.Snis rSics ., .; .
su"ay.t T7r!Sh We u1rm.. 81 'nr;s ;ann:;ri-.-- =
Ei7ashe.! s-t CLtl-ath he'd 81 ;s":'...
Wn.!es G:urn'. ~ CrsL; gsr!s;J
c.so- ice J.np1wt-s To-.
hrl. nav 'JriAr-sag.s'
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t. RuI:f:Oa Of the ;:-'r, u Re r7:ceTi| =: ci...
Z n. 81.
;aI; Ia: .'.u.
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.oJ'r AND IEsPn!ToE OET's oPP;GS. ;

AOJ"r AND lNhPM.T0E 0EH'b 0rFTB
kfT5E-J-" SEP snb-r l.s".
brErisi. "KpEEs.
EXTRACT,
'NTfJ FORWARDING rric-I, Ct Tirdt'-
az. Ii. .-.lzsas. 8u,,sis'a., d.. ura;'Ar:..
ri nLIrsEis- J.. III. service I'eio,- rh1 ir. VI r!i.
1857. will ,"Iih~lrh n ra.-h Lent 10! J. 9 -uri!.,
c.nsA Gd.y CaIaP 81 I.strncvc, eic!'G"zt Fi'E
Gsh.1-t -;cT u LhsG rvIis nf5;Gs rsp0f;s
sta,:Ly trB WITS c,cniY 10y Tia s"Er"!s- az f
6I s"rE.eId eli ths eesrei.TT II War,
$50. TiT6EEs,
Seq: -i~ Assistant t;5.li neg asrl.