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LitIIe TOO Accnrntc.

The New York Herald has a Baltimore
correspondent, who in his zeatto prove
that the Republicans are responsible for
The rebellion, and that it can't be put
down until Buchanan Democrats are
elected TO Office, occasionally proves a
little too much aud performs the leat
whichpigs are said 70 dowhen swimming
q stream. He beginssby saying
"The rebels are stronger to-day than
they were year agO--that their military
force is greater to-day than that Of the
United States, aud that the Union feeling
at the South, which y year ago beat high
and prevailed 10 some extent everywhere,
is now nearly exlinguishcd, have felt
Il TO be my duty 10 send tha4e facts TO
you Just as have received them, without
color or exaggeralion, that Che readers Of
the Herald may see bow necessary II is
for the nation 10 put forth its utmost
strength I'M order TO put down the rebels
In the field, and how equally necessary il
is 10 get rid Of the abOlitiOnisls in Con-
gress, aud 10 repeal all the abolitionist
legislation of the last Congress, If we
wish to revive and develop the Union
feeling Of the South. p
The correspondent then says a
"Throughout the whole Of the States
Of Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louis-
lana, South Carolina, Virginia, and in
large portion of North Carolina and Ten
nessee, there is but one sentiment among
the people-namely mistaken devotion
10 the Southern cause, perfect confidence
in the Confederate Government, and a
settled determination to perseyere in the
struggle until their Independence is
achieved. The latter is the prevailing
idea. have myself, during the progress
of the war, and particularly since last
| March, conyersed with dozens of the
rebel officers, prisoners, all men Of eduea-
ton and Intelligence, and have always
remarked that they speak of Southern
| independence as the cause for which they
took mp arms and for which they are
struggling. Slavery is matter of Sc
condary Importance have yet TO lind
the frat one who went into the war on
account OF slavery. They say they like
! the institution of slavery because II Is
/ bullcu 10 aluef ClAunhtS anu piuNuNtAohFi
because their interests, in the light of
political economy, require slave labor,
"But,p they say we would sacrifice
that, as we are sacrificing our lives and
our fortunes, il il is necessary, in order
TO achieve our independence" Even the
Union men in the South now entertain
these sentiments" ......
Now il The HsraWs correspondent had
not been so anxious to make political
capital for the outs he might have re-
Elected that if the Southern people are
determined to achieve their indepen-
dence," aud look on slavery as a matter
of secondary Importance" twonld m'ke
but little difference to them whether the
abolilionists were put down or not mas
much as purpose 50 settled as theirs is
represented TO be would probably be
moved by the election of SMITH instead
Of JoNEs, 70 Congress,
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By Last Nights Mail,

= ,CINCNSArI, August S.--Ata meciina
Of the City Council, held this morning.
there was committee ofthree appointed.
TO act In connection with other commit
tees to pay the last tribute Of rcspcc [ 10
the late General McCook with the power
10 proceed 10 Louisville and escort the
body 10 this city. Resolutions were
passed that the City Council attend the
funeral, and Che Mayor be requested to
invite the different military and civil as
sociations. The Chamber Of Commences
also appointed committee TO proceed to
Louisville and escort the remains 10 Gin
cinnau. I FffI
Subscriptions 70 the bounty fund at
noon to-day reached 100000.
DETROIT, August 5.--Michigan has
nearly filed her quota under the last call
without resorting TO drafts IL ebert
extension of time is allowed eight regi-
ments OF infantry and one Of cavalry for
this State will be ready for the field AZ
soon as equipments are received. q
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3..--PrOminent men
from Ohio who have Just arrived here
report that the first quota Of volunteers
AANtA AAAat Dtatc - AAAtA- uty huu NNAt
If the Goyernmentwil wait till the flrst
Of October the second quota will also be
filled without resort to drafting.
Senator Dixon states that Connecticut
will Gil her quota by the end Of next
week.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 8.--Indiana's
quota of volunteers under the last call
for three years IS entirely full, with
surplus Of three or four rel lments. Re-
eruiting is more brisk than at any time
Eince the war commenced.
Fourteen or fifteen regiments win
leave for the field as soon as arms can be
provided
SPRNGFTELD, Mo. August S.-Mal-
Montgomery came up with Golfers guer-
rillas in the western part of Dodd coun-
ty yesterday, and attacked them, kill
ing II, wounding and taking II pris-
Oners.
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Notwithstanding the order OF General
Pope, relative 70 guarding rebel dwell
lings, parties have been detached from
the New York Ninth (Major- General
McDowolPs command) to take charge OF
two residences in the neighborhOOd Of
Warrenton. This appears tc be the first
disregard of the senior Generals iusiruc-
tons, and viii doubtless be examined
into when he returns to Warenton.
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TAKEN UPoS CHuBCH,--In A certain
Dutch settlement IN the vicinity Of Com
muDipaw, in the State Of New Jersey,
the dominic Of the church gave notice
from the desk that those who wished 10
unite with the church should attend al
the parsonage on the following Wednes-
day afternoon, that he might examine
them on religious subjects before being
received as members.
"Hans, a simple, harmless, fellow, with
a soft heart and a head Of the same con-
sistenee, went and presented himself as
a candidate for church membership; or, as
he expressed himself, " 10 be taken in
upon the church"
The dominic, suspicious Of Hans
knowledge in doctrinal matters, began
his inquiries by asking him how many
Gods there were?
Hands, counting on his finger, said +:
The God Of Abraham, the God of
Isaac, and the God of Jacob-dat ish
three, den dere ish God de Father God
de Son, and God de Holy Ghost--dat
makes six and may be deTe is some more
/ don't reoollect so we well call Il eight"
Han" said the dominic, "you will
never do; you must 90 back and learn
your chalechism.'
SO Hans, crest-fallen, and somewhat
indignant set OF on his way back. Hav-
ing nearly reached home, he met his old
Acquaintance, Conrad, On his way TO be
examined, and asked him If he was GO
ing to - taking in upon the church
O1i,ad saying that he was, Hans told
him 10 stop aud he would let him know
whether he wGP'd pass an examination.
"Now," says RsGS, "tell me how many
Gods there are p
"One," replied Conrad
"Then," said Hans, ''yoG may just
turn back, you win never pass told
the dominic there wsrs eight and Is Na.
Ha saFgfsi
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The export trade Of New York is in a
highly Furnishing condition. The ex-
ports from that port for two weeks end
ing, August 9th, amounted 70 S8,00oOOO
in produce not one pound of which was
Southern produce, and since January l.,
to S79,767,677.
The news from Europe Of further adj
vance in breadstu0s, and Of the excite
ment in the Notwithstanding a con-
tinuation Of bad weather and PROBABLE
ity of short crops on the other side-will
have the effect Of still further stimulating
exports of food, and creating great ao-
tivity in the produce markets throughout
the West. The Herald informs us that
money is very abundant at four per cent
on call Certificates OF indebtedness are
selling at 9s36, green backs at 105.
Much lower rates for money are expect
ed in Wall street
The rebels will come back into the
Union with the useful knowledge that
there are other articles of produce more
valuable than cotton--a lesson they have
not yet learned. laa-
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belonged at lis foundation, 10 he people,
instead Of toprQperiy Il is an effort to
break down the power of a faction, num-
beriug but 100000 members united by a
de, not o. principle but Of properly and
that property consisting Of slaves; and to
restore power to the people
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Handbills were posted around Harris
burg, Pa, on tho 4th instant, announcing
that Senator Jim Lane would address
the colored men that night, and that he
would call for one company of negroes,
who would enjoy perfect equality with
pay, rations and bounty the same as
white men receive. The authorities
wonld not allow the meeting to be held,
N T. Herald
Il turned out that the handbiIl was
a forgery, printed at the BUoHANAN
Democratic Conservative newspaper Of
Zee, by the local editor for the purpose
Of creating an excitement and prevent
ing enlistments
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Don,t Pay sncIr raxes

With all their bounty and heightened
sense Of honor, il would seem that the
prominent rebels Of New Orleans are
debtors 10 the city treasury In the N,
Orleans Commercial Bu lletin Of July 20,
we find two pages aud a quarter Of names
of defaulting taxpayers for the year
1891, alphabetically arranged, and among
them these two suggestive lines;
Name. Amount OF Tax
sldsn Iohn...,.e, - ............ ,.... IS us O0
SOulo Pitrrc...,.,..., go ~
Reputation is a Ecinciple which the
leaders Of secessionisa, Or southern
Rights" carry into all the walks Of life ;
and they shirk every obligation which
may be inconyenient or unpleasant SIr-
DELL amassed millions by downright
swindling and PERJURY, pr'e,ised towards
the State, and DOW, having aided in in
volving Isouisiana in an enormous debt,
ay her participation In The civil war, he
repudiatcs his taH-bill, And this is q
good specimen Of rebel ehiyalry and
honor
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WANTED.
Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue Of III Ia Is me directed and delivered
- nom the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
County, Tennessee, a. its March Term, 1901 viii ex.
pose 10 public sac, 10 the highest BIDDER, Tor cash
at the Courthouse Yard In the city Of Nashville, 90
saturday the 30 DAY Of August IS62 all the right
title claim, interest and estate, which ". q. Bush
following do erbed Lot OF Ground lyiag in navi isoh
County, state Of Tenn sste, (there bepg no deed Of
record In The Registers ofce) IN s0ulh Nashville,
fronting on the east sde Of Cherry street 90 feet and
on both sides by the property VI Isaac Pau which
there two-story brick house, being the same cold
by Isaac Paul 20 W c. Bush IN the plan u lots known
as The hlyslan Grove property and levied on as the
property Of W. o Bu ID, % satisfy Judgment rem.
deTed IN favor Of Ihomss Wells against Vi Laginee,
W g, Bush, and G W Nance Isl . rtf 7
j. NJ. HINTON,
BY Taos. HosoS, hep ShH sheriff u D @
August lth, ls6f-td .# . H.rtl
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

rs FEBRUARY LAST ! bad TWO NEGRO MIN
i % RIM away on a boat from Clarksye, BY the
homes Of fuurER and EnnUNn. Said BOYS len Clarke
sion Of the place. --rI... .. -....
Edmund % about feet and weighs lGO 81 no
pounds and is % or - years Old, aud Of dark som.
ploK0u. Foster 10 6S feet high, and d Vt yellow com.
pleXion, aud viii weigh 40 % $50 pounds, ana i
about % o. % Years old When they were heart
fom lat they were in Con McCook's division.
4 vii give tho above Reward 70 any one n thay
VIII hrlng them 70 me In the City Of Nashville,
wM g. CIIRATHADI.
Nashville. Tenn, August TN, ls62 aagg-im
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The Police Of BolHmore are removing
ell photographs aud pictures OF rebel
officers found in show windows.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-10
NEGRO FOR HIRE.

NAmyiLLE, August 6th, 1902
T HAVE A NUMBER ONE NEGRO MAN Wlsu
Il 20 hire In this city BY the month
20, high Street, 10 my brother Or. JOlig l.
OHEArHAa, No o. College Street
augT-lm WILLIAM s. CHEkIIIAM.
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WHrRE Ga fha souihroirs Faiherlend
T. thai lasl ditch.--hia final staudi
ls't where the James goes rolling By
Uscd-un plantations wotn and dry,
Mtere planters lash aud negroes breed
And folks on oyster memories feed
Oh DO, Oh 3 10. oh no, 10, uu
~ And 30 you m0si further 90
Where loo the Southron's fathoraud
4 that last dich-his Anal stand
Is &c about Fort Donaldson.
Where Tloyd skedaddled,' aliilts g4u,
Packed ~ his trnrs and stole away
~ Rigtt--as be had done by day,
Oh no, Oh no, Oh NO, no, mol
To ind Il you must further 90.
Where Ia the S0uthron's FMher,aud
Is that last ditch--his. final stend}
Is Il at Nashville, Tennessee,
Once more a city q the free,
Where isham Harris and his tnuls
Thioved Just two millions from the ,rh0Oss
Oh no, oh no, oh no, no, no
10 find Il you must further 20.
Where in the southron's FatheriNnd
l. that last ditch--his nnal stnndy
knoweat thou a stream folks call the SnN,
Round plantation OF Old Nick's,
In which, as Beauregard once swore
Hi3 horse should drink when all Is O'ori
Aud then, my Southron ffieud, you'll find
ditch exactly TO your mind
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$50 REWARDl

DASAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, =.
N uear Nashville, Tonu on the 10th day OF I'D
April, 1869, Negro man named TILM0N IA
abont % years old feet or nchos high M.
100 pounds. The said boy WAS seen in Nashville q
few days ago and said he IN Murfroesboro a. the
the hand. viii give the above Reward for the de-
livery " the said boy In the Jal at Nashville, 20 thai
] can get him.
mB3O-dlms ROBERT caro-.
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NEW LAMENTATIONS,


We have received the August number
Of that excellent magazine, the Atlaatie
Monthly Some Of the best contributions
to our periodical literature have appeared
first on lis elegantly printed pages II is
always a welcome visitor to our table.
The Continental Monthly for August is
also on OUT table. The present mum.
Der contains the concluding chapter Of
" Among the Pines" by resident Of
North Carolina, one of the most popular
and exciting pictures OF Southern life
ever produced. 1t also contains the first
number Of "a Merchants Story" pic
ture OF Southern society, and also
truthful history Of some eminent North
ern merchants who are largely in the
cotton and sugar trade line
1t viii possess intense interest no
doubt The following "pOme from the
Continental is worth a good deal more
than continental -, and will be read
with pleasure by our YankeeSecessionists
and Connecticut Southern Rights women:
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
1000 BARRELs EXTRA FLOUR,

DICK HANDLES, 900 good heavy spill.
Pick Handles, for sale by
VA lyON
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The RIehmOnd Enquirer on Ten
nessoe, and Especially East Tennes-
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GRASS SEEDS 49, Blue, Orchard, Herds
" aud Timothy Seed, for sale By
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-29
PROM TIM SOUTH.

ArGCsTA, ia, July II. The Savannah Re
publican OF this morning has dispatch dated
Knoxville, the 18th, which says heavy skiF-
mish mad occurred that morning at Wsllaoe =
Cross Roads, on the other side of Cllnch river,
on the road to Biz Greek Cap Two full regI-
meuts OF the ensmys infantry and cavalry were
engaged with four OF our companies and cavalry
under Cot McLin Ten men were killed aud
missing 81, our side. The enemys loss was the
same
New York, July % The steamer Fulton
from New Orleans, arrived tonight Purser
McMapnus reports that the Fulton passed the
gunboat Octorora, and Porlers mortar fleet of
Pilot town, which would sail for Hampton
Roads next day The Fulton has $50 hogs
neads OF sugar as cargo
The New Orleans papers contain nothing Of
Importance save local items which 90 to show
thar the city ls unusually healthy, and It's police
regulations pxcellently well administered.
New YORK, July %. A copy Of the Mobile
iartrLiSer OF the lth has been received Il
makes u hattcring allusion to "A PORTION Of the
population Of Louisiana. 1t says the loss Of
New Orleans has aroused the southern cities.
The word has gone forth that there will be no
more surrenders q Southern towns except in
.shcs. Buffers rule has intensified tire South
srn hatred OF Yankee rule We mean to fight
lor ouI Independence with such means as God
and nature have Pot into our hands, just as i
Intervention was out OF the question Of hope.
The Augusta CoashfuhonGha says our Gov
eminent has now in It's hands seyera hundred
Yankee officers, some Of high rank and high
social position. Now IL the opportunity to de-
uand atUnem ent for the atrocities perpetrated
by the mlscre ant Butler az New Orleans now
s the time 10 demand retrlbution for the blood
u the martyred Mumlord. HIS death cries TO
acayrn Tor vengeance Let twenty or thirty OF
the prisoners hughes, in rank be set aside ana
cld in close confinement, there 10 remain until
Butler j. delivered up, or unit by the chances
0' var be ]. thrown nto our hands
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-29
To COus,lt,sDsfyes.

fpHE advertiser having been restored % health in lew
weeks by very simple rcm.d, after having suffered
several years With lung difficulty. AMI that dread
disease Co symptoms Nons to make khoNa TO his
ell0w sufferers the means Of his cure.
To al who desire IT, he will send copy Of the prescr p
ton used Tree Of eharge) win directions for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they will hnd sure
for Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis, &C The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the prescription
to benefit fe afflicted and prcad the Information which
conceyes be invaluable and he hopes every suffer
er will try his remedy, Il will cost them nothing ana
may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV EDWARD 4 WILSON, Williamshurgh,
f{5om3 Kings. county York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-29

To tie Pe0p.e NJ termont
The President Of the United States calls into the Sc
vice u tn. country additional force Of three hundred
thousand mem and expresses the desire that they may
De enrolled without delay bring this unnecessary
and injurious cyl a speedy and satisfactory coo
cIusion
Each citizen should consider this appeal az addrsssed
directly TO him and at inquire what he can do lor
hs country directly il may be, and II not indirectly
by encouraging and assisting those able aud Wiling o
take arms and hasten to the scenes Of conflict Any
one can that though troops ara victor ous
additional troops needed garrison and hold he
numerous important pests taken and much more are
they needed to prevent or repair rsverses that may
happen
Il cannot be necessary to than barely remind the
citizens n Vermont that the crisis Of the rebellion aas
come and that by hesitation and delay it may b. 81
lowed to lnger and invite foreign interference in ts
behalf by such new, prompt and powerful rally ~
arms the loyal people OF the country are abgnda SLY
able to make, can be crushed and annrhila,sd. IA
present then 'ao time for hesitation delay Let
response from Vermont be prompt and patriotic and
consonance with all her past history. Let youag
man, capable VI bearing in defence Of his country
and is wise and be neheent government, Ringer at hu
important period in the war. Let 20 one hinder h9,c
'' ar Vlaft ana COMPETENT 10 ugI the bAttrh on
country, from going forth to that patriotic, righteous aud
needfnl service
u is Of the last Importance that the resources aad
strength Of our Government sh oud be now in large
measure pat forth, and It's power and stability fully
proved and drmy established Let the President Of hese
United states feel the strengthening influence Of
prompt ana hearty response to his late call for additional
roops and those brave men, fathers brothers ini
sons, nor 10 III. field struggling TO the death to nphod
cause be heered and Encouraged by the INTEL geno.
that many u the 80 r.en Mountain Boy. e" 4it
rapidly enrolling for The service Of their country aad
XII soon advance to It's defence Much more might
said 70 you owcitleus, but few words the brave
and patriotic Is sufficient Tine, now IS everything
Le. there Or nodelay for convenient season. l,.t
il NJ sal that Vermont one Of the hrst STATE. to ..
spoad with aerqucta-compo,ed Of volunteers really 10,
the service
Tbs Ninth Regimen. Of Vermont Infantry, n-w 10
camp in this State, will form part Of quota nale,
the call for three hundred thousand men An o.
der from the Aliuant General Of Vermont will indicate
the details Of father necessary organization.
FREDERICK H0LBRoeK
nrcfU
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-07-29

C1l. Norton the ascusar Of Gen Mitchell has
been orerad ID DE- arrested. do t4s uOt yer
been found.
Capt. Mansfield the late Provost Marshal
Of ESedercksburgh, Is under arres His doings
while IN office are being investigated
NEW YORK, July 25. The Word publishes
i dispatch from Washington sich says,
learn from pretty accurate private ,9arces that
EweII's, HIPS, Longstreets and J,ckson's diyl-
sions OF the rebel army have left Rc1mond grad
paIly during the past fortnight most Of them
going over the Virginia Ceatr4l f,l road, and
that they are now concentrating near Gordous-
vile constituting an army so ,000 strong. IN
doubtedly an attempt is to be mada)n MARYLAND
or Washington. Our people 4rsHlE uncertain
whether 1t will be made up the alley or this
way Counter raids ami attack are to be in.
stituled by as. A force may r,1 for Rich
Rond tom Fredercksburgh wiz. the purpose
either OF Frightening them back of gaining
more than they can
The Times story about Scci,Ary Stewards
resignation is without foundation
Col Scott agent OF the Post )fice Depart
mont, has returned from New Orleans. He
states that Gen Butler is the man for the place,
and but for his stringent measure New Orleans
would probably not have been h,d
NEw YoKx, July %. A e:ters) the Tribune
dated Memphis the 18th states lat rebel tel
ograph operator recently, ior tolr days read all
the dispatches between Gen Halleck, Com
mander DAVIS, Gen. Curtis, and The Command
AM at Memphis al point within Is miles Of
Memphis and made good his escape after it vas
discovered aha: some one was ampering with
the wires
Another letter gives our o~ in the recent
fight with the rebel ram Arkatas a; 81 killed
and + wounded, and "A I0isssu!
LAMolLLE CouNrY.-The Uaon Convention
in Lamolle County have noma4ted the follow
ing ticket
ELISHA BENTLEY, 3-na.or
s (, II sEH PPLLT1NSi.Ey A.si'aa Judges
Il. II. POWERS. states Atorn
STEPHEN DOW judge e Prob.
ORLO CADN Sheriff
A n AFERlLL. Hsh Balm
The old County Committee ras re nominated
as follow, D.. a. Child, \. Z Camp AID Har-
rlsOn Warner
ORLEANS CoUNTY.-Asa convention held at
Irasburgh, on Wednesday Of 4st week the fsl-
lowing nominations were mad
- .. NELSON.
r.. CLEVELAND, 'e"A''''
AMASA PAINE, t,
SIMEON ALBEE, 94'ses-
Mr. TYLER, Judge Of Prob,t
IN. GROJ 7, State's Attornrr
HORACE PIERCE, sheriff.
JOHN A. PROUTY, High BaHt
For County Committee "A DAWSON, B. +.
Paine, W. q. Elkns l., Robinson Porter Hin
mau.