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Cha pliee. would be Ssetl to be toe difficult ID
....uu.I mi mi .lcilh lhh earrl.

Cha object would be SsstI to be toe difficult 10
be further pursued, uHl moi %olt!! The sscrl'
flee demanded. It is very different 70 give
I'm the desire to possesa another Inan's house,
and to surrender the determination OF d.
tending your own. You may easily come to
find the first to be an iIuprudent adventure;
vou can never come to find the last an object
to be abandoned. This difference is forgot
ten bv the few shallow reasoners in this
country who are constantly telling us that
onnnn.OOO must in the end beat S,060,uuO. So
they would, no doubt, if the two populations
would meet in some great prairie, and hGhslt
out at once. But, as the 2~O,00u,00O can only
send a part of their numbers against the
5000, 900, and must maintain these numbers at
q distance from home, the figures hlc by no
means conclusive. In practice the .o,HDu,oop
dwindle down TO Tint fraction OF them VINO
choose to 90 out and tight, whereas the
S,0O0,000, being attacked III their own homes,
are cOmpclled 10 muster their whole lighting
force. The practical rrintRti"n Of this silly
Iallacv, a. il il 10 be read in every page OF
former history. is now also to be seen in every
fact ofour contemporary experience. A pop
ulation Of 2n.0OU,Uum ought to give ahont lnnr
millions of fighting men, but so far from any
such number being really to become invaders
oflhe South, there seems to be no probability
OF even The new levy Of 100000 men being
obtained. The more the truth is known, the
s~rnalltr will be the probability OF volunteers
coming forward to feed this waste of human
life. If real accounts were allowed 10 circu-
late in the Federal States OF the hardships
which a,u endured, the slaughter which IS
suffered as we'll as inflicted. and the feverS
and ngurs which destroy the hostile hosts,
small chance would there 10 of any bounty
drawing even the necessitous and ill-llsed
Irish eIuIgrant to such n death rs that offered
By the White Oak SwsInp. These false dcs-
patches and these hnlIbastic general orders
are, then, something more than mere breaches
Of ~yeracity they are bats to catch more
food for powder aud more prey for posil-
lencc. MrCLEIL.AN'S real position is along
The bank IF the James river, sheltering under
the guns Of his ganboats, iilch protect him
from The eIemy. 50 long rs he stays where
he is lie must lose largely every night hy liz.
:cl If he mnTes, lie mast move over a swamp
INTO the clutches ofa victorious eneiny
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Alhart c. Yoss.

Among those who have nooly fallen In a-tenrs 81 u''
country, In the hloou OF manhood, may be recorded Rte
nam. of ALBERT U. vnss, who fell, MORALLY wounded,
on r- 3Oth August. on the memorable field OF Manassas
while molly contsndlng ssainst the tors OF his country, 1t
most in sight OF his mother, home.
when the War first commenced. he Eas living in Eortnik,
and though, his mother and many % Ills relatives hTcd IT
washington, waa among tho first TO respond to the call OF hts
,Jop,.i state, and enter The Geld In defence Of her endan'
g,r"i liberties.
III. VA. 4 ,nrmher Of company G. OF Norfolk city. and wa'
slS.;s .o:.d fer his generous, frank and candid disposition
NJ, MAS 2, irare AS kind-aS noble rs generous. n" dan'
ger va. ,or great, no difficulty insuTmoun,able when his
Country : welfare was concerned. A bright and promising
,uture o,,ened before him, and everything bespoke him .
prc.rrrou. journey through life. But. In the U1idsi oil h'iIt'
iAopes AM nHp,v an,!cipLtlons, he WIS cut down ey 'he ar
,."y o:dca'h, far !x4? from hosne, with no 'rlen"s. save" us
:l,IaE' comrades. around him.
n; lie l. gone No longer Sill his merry lauch ann n'r'
" face cheer us around the lonely cam -nre, OK '!"as
y: N 10y tts pre--nce =,
In hs death. his sia,s haa lost a gallant son. TAo. 1ai
cot lrath stricken hn': huwn In his youthful cA'eeI:s
ar,riErd to adj anrth.r name To hcr long Catalogue OF ihas'
txnn,s srns, society a r-afu! and Intellectual meinoer, 1hu
lis unther an ahsct'"natr -on.
IA well, dear fricnt, thou hast left US for 3 better ara
sc.ier .th.rs and thy maine will ever hr remembered Wy
H.. allan, conrute. who still -ur vig-. FRIkHb.
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~: ,bsu All sifnooA,ntf upuE Southern

Is,I than III; ih1o0h,nta upuE southern
trade. ,rhhir lmplcIaeria Of var VII De lsia
aside vher assured Chat thri7 ccl'ers sliali DC
| filled With Ske proceeds ri Southern labor,
| But the Undersigned do mol hesitate 10 lepel
the Suggestion that The people 81 tue SCUM
are willing to purchase l"ra''e 'y s,ch q sue
riGce Of their rights, and by SO desraulng q
concession TO Northern cnpidity. lo oe
resuected, our course must be i!Fn'' anu OUT
legislation rational and just; r
AT at early period after the organization Oh
the government of the Confederate States q
Inv was nas>ed declaring the free navigation Of
the Mississippi River, with certain salutary re-
strictions. The policy of the tiovern,nenthas
NOT been changed on this subject. 1t is pre-
snmed IN have been known to the inhabitants
or thn Northwestern States before they ell
I'm rk. in \ wicked and unjnstiliable war
against. the people Of the Confederate States.
RI ,rocl,irn his policy At the present time,
! cnn,l.d witt, oilers Of lucrative trade. in the
manner suggested by the ina jority, would be-,
in the HIGHEST degree derogatOry To the dignity
or this government. II would bring upon
it the impu:ation of pusi!lanimi'y. II would
be accepted by the enemy as n confession Of
! conscious weakness, and its inevitable tell
dencv would be TO prolong the war.
The undersigned arc firm in the opinion
that the most effective mode of conqnering a
neor,. is not to he found in extending 10
Inc enemy propositions of reconciliation,
but in the vigorous prosecution oI The
war.
The signs Of returning reason, Indicating 3
desire for reace among the inhabitants of The
Northwestern States, upon the discovery OF
! which the majority have congratulated Inc
| House. arc believed to he d~clusi"r. The
| undersigned ssgrrl 10 say that they nave nor
been allie to discern them. But IN the event
Of the actual existence Of these alleged
, pacific Indications, ii Is clear that They are
the result, not Gl teinpurlSing eNp"dleliiS on
the uart Of the Government Of the Con
l~rlcratr States, hut Of ,s manifestation OF
purpose TO prosecute the war with V'gnr anu
effect.
For these rraGons the undersigned dissent
from the views of tho majority, and ask inc
concurrence OF the llonsc in the oplnIoil that
they should be rfjr"tsd.
+. H.IKSD.iE,
j. L. McLE.s,
W, Il. S,ITh.
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Obituary

u.n q, Narn.ion, his seat, in kins fi""rs- county. Va
p. m. .Irh lsy III -cptemSer. l,G., DANG ENFIELD LEV.
-, IN chr 18th wear III Ills aye.
iIn! th. ur.y-rs I'D tender asSidnh'r- OF devoted 'h'l
s,.r And .r.nd-chi'hreu been enectnal The Beloved and
y.u., ted -uSi.s, Of this n"iice would have 0--h l"h.-'
.,,, j! 20 tl.-, them with his paJiatsha' rir7cnr', '"L
r,,,,b.hhr .r! ra..ncIl on earth. Hut II lie1sea '"' "is'
ni,,,,rr ,f rvru,-, "a order uther.:st. he mas SUNK quietly
"a .hu,r 10 rest, leaving behini the TneI''ny 81 4 lola
"a. s,u .r.nt. nEt L:vnied 10 acts "i kiia"es-; lee
i,,,,.:,,.. Of NJ. rlull,, aUd tbs ~u7sfG!or-s oil MS 'st'o"
s.. chRra.,,r wis indeed Illustrated tJ ssInf nouls A!'
shiIlfr "l:tar- u.:- ..,-s.-
81 ..wi- was a relic; # the clicn time. a linz tst"se.
RI. :. q Ard p:r.sLt generation. Ills !hahneis nno tss'"'
w.,- II l,. and PLAIN, his house eyer u" resort o. Hisi"'
nL.r,. , :nr.iai wclrnwc greeted IN" coming guest, sat. iH
MI l;y ga dispensed with an un"stehtatious ana Sih"H'
IEJ liza. lteralif =. ,r,..,;.t., r,,;
~ ,,I.n;.I,, Of his WET AMI the loss " seYetai uismrrr'
a; nj. C,ul = nl,c sei the h~uoyancy Of his SPIRITS. he wa
:,r III. OF his company and il pleasant, even gay, comlHuloI
Of IN. ynupc. IN whose society he delighted 70 mlnsie. an
enthusiastic y, well as practical farmer, ana cmlneni'y sue
c,,.f.i in AGRICULTURAL pursuits, he found n' chleI pressure
amid III. rccRs and fields, andin the charms " the ootnestis
circle -, ,. ,,..
a. VA. . mos; pG.ciionatc parcut. a loyal citizen. pnuc
,cnl In al hi. ENGAGEMENTS, and u rare example q! ta'
curra age aud m.hly ruth snd honor ~nieh e'nplete 90
.xcrlirncr Of . truly good man. Many are the lrienus "ht
vii! nls. hin pr-rencr anil deeply lament his uehth-
His family are cousoled In their bereavement 10 '"I re
mrmbraDce that their reyerrd parent has iet q hahe WIG
they can ever recall with pride, ~ without stain aad "i.t'
81! reprosch.
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Ailb!!!ol1 Enquirer:
RI TYLER, WISE 6 Allegro
SATURDAY MORNING., SEPTEMBER -, W
uoyTHERN NEWs.

We publish some interesting N''''e''
news to-day, received at too late ap hour Tor
comment. II will lie seen that Lincoln IS
,houudips in proclMuations again. lie de-
,l,rrs our slaves emancipatel after January
lst, ISIS. rs if he had not already been dong
il wherever his arms have extended; anu as
ii he ronid dn it any where else! Ills pro-
,lnnnaii"n is only a L useless declaration OF MS
malignant intentions, so far as we are con-
~cerret:. !; will not benefit him here, anu
will hart HIM at hcma.
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INSTANTANEOUS

Good News From Kentucky Official Confirmation 0
the Capture of Mumfori,v,ile with 5000 Prison
srs-Twenty. Three Thousand Ken,uckians have
Joined Kirby Smith.
We have L very great pleasure i'll lays c
the following before our readers;
Photographed from Knoxville
SErr. 25, lSG2.
GEs. 5. CoarER. .Adjntant General C.. S.:
A courier from Gen. Bragg's headqlar-
ters. 5 mics west Of Mumfordsville, on the
night of the 18th inst. confirms the report
that Bragg c~a.turcd about 5000 men at
Muruferdsvillc. on the 18th inst. uur loss
was abou: fifty killed and wounded.
The same courier reports that up TO the
18th inst about % .001 Eentuckians had join
ed Kirby Smith. and they were still coming.
The home guard were delivering MP t!el'
guns as rapi lly as they could he received.
SAN. JONES, Major General.
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General Srace's owu Report.

TELEGRAM VIA. K"oxvILLE, sept. 2Cth. ;
FKoM MrMrcRp>vILLE, Sept. 18th. )
To General 5. CooPEa, Adj. and inSp. Ger.
The garrison At this place SURRENDERED; las
night without our firing a gun. We s'l l"'i'
thousand ICON prisoners, ION! th"u~ant
.4.0ouj >n.G!! arms -pierrs ofsrtiIlely ar"t inu
tons In Iary- quantities.
EB.NTu. Hx,LL,
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sS-Lyncntuls ae,.:hI;cln phase copy.

Nss, a. Asttca, ,h3 Te,:isa:- ~ Mrs. 'aa t'th.:, 70
kuslis Cou..s, ut SUNDAY. lac ia-', ats "ti">!..f
a .r-I nr. wear, len mOuiLS c:i - ,iE7 lay, aHH
ILiy.. oniy d. liter II ur Z WsGt MSfia. Z c.i=s1au.
Thvuvu ihk,.. a. -h- 40 iouti hiss a7en, from do ''A
To com, IL Ih!- wiis,i S"fii, an1 no" az '"'7'"' .
,ss, 10 ,h, klox tom of H,svr1. vel we Can has ie'i.S
lam, SIT pal manra over tho los u 81 irtGFr-'iu. a c"ii
~ .hs .as May dOd give IN pa;eats s"i "tn-r i-!a
IIvs- Strr7 ~ bsar with bec"GlIns r-siSaa'i'h' as -
y,re d,.p,s. .'ion Of EiS Providence u
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DIED.

uI,, II loi,urn!.nc- in Gfhysou cuuLIy. Va "r u.
~ ;,h tay CT s-It.i,1rr, l-L:, Mr.. b:ll!t t"ts.sr'r
Iii. o: t."rr- W. C"rls!:. She leaves 4 hrs' sa'i, |"
.!,.I. ct.I.:-a ..a inIiy relatives And rrl-i'i, - u."ifr ~
.J.r1-'If-
III. ia rorz to tex ilc-yvul: hoGi-,
Il .!Ls, Et:. TIE A":-I., .Iou"i LfJ'i &. ,hf''i'F
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EVER FReE
: FSHr'f MtTjD:..

/, Abraham Lincoln. President Of the
rn:ted STATES of i merlca, and Commander
in-Chlef Of the Army and Navy thereof, do
hereby proclaim amt DECLARE that hereafter,
as heretofore. the war will be prosecuted for
the object Of PRACTICAL! restoring the cons,i-
t%nriunnl relation between the lifted States
ari each Of the ;Siatcs and people thereof. i'll
wh;2n States that ~Ieia'iGI. is or may he srs-
pended Or Disturbed. That 1t Is My purpose.
upon thu next meeting u Congress. to again
recommend the adoption Ola practical mca-
sure rendering ,pecuniary aid TO the free &C
c.p,ance or rejection of all slave States, SO
called, the people whereof may not then lie
in rebellion against the United States, and
which States may then have voluntarily
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~-e1~
naEFfeAL,
RI TBS Observation-Disclosures Hu~s"J
Of FRssNoM>-A NATIONAL HYMN.

"a ths Observation-Disclosures Ee~s"J
A OF FRssScM~A NATIONAL HYMN
Br JAMES nARRoN HOPE.
.yiu is ui.cdys won uhsrs there exists II
ancongucratie aoiN to Dc free"
I'm free. thus We resolve to live:
BY Heaven. we will be free!
By all the stars which burn OIL high
BY the green ear,h-thc mighty sea
BY Gods mistaken majesty
We will We free ~ die.
Then. icl the drums all ron
Let all the tru,npets blow!
Mind, heart md soui,
We Spurn control
Attempted by n foe.
Born free, thus We resolve to live:
Ry Heaven, We will be free
And vainiv now the Nolthmcn try
70 beat us d"wn-in rms We stand
10 strike for this onr native land
We will hr free. or die
Then, let the drums all roll! ""- 'Sr.
Born free. We thus resolve t" live:
by Heaven, we will hr free!
Our wives and children lnok OH high.
PRAY God to su,i!e upon the Right
And bid us. in the deadly fight,
Like ircc.nen live. or dee!
Then. let the drums all roll &c, &c.
l;orn free. Tins We resolve to live:
Br Heaven, we will he free!
And. ere We cease this battle cry.
BE ali our blood, our kindreJ's, split.
On ~hsyunet or sabre hilil
We will he free, or dir
Then, l7 the drums all roll %cr Sc.
Born free, thus we resolve t. live:
Ey Heaven, We viii be free!
Defiant let the banners liY.
Sialu. n,t their g%lnries tc The air,
And. kneeling. Hr'II,rrs, let II" wear
We will he free. or die
Ticn, let The drums all roll! &c. &r.
4 urn free, thus we resolve tn live:
Bv Heaven, We will 6e free
And to this Oath the dead rep y
Urr valiant fathers sacred ghosts
These with US, and the God oi Hosts,
We will be tree. or die
Then, let the drums I'll roll &c, &C.
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ABRAHAM MAKES HFfEEH.
On the evening OF the 2ith. IL Washington
". Abraham VS. srI-nad.G n honor oi
Is emancipation proclamation. II r?sroa :
to calls nc appeared ami sraka a. Irilnws
fslI"v-Uitzens | arreai hci,!r on t.d'
little more Than hckr0~ lei.rc he c"urtev
yaI pay me, and l." Thank r"r Cor Il h1'"
n"i teen distinctly .nfhrn.. shy II ,s III
"'%h>i"n Jon Appear t. III ~" tbs ho3 "
'IsGiEE | '1pr">r ii IL l'@ca"se .! the pr"r!"-
nation was ih0H. to sly ! ,t.lt".e NJ
d":"tlid il. It,r~ o, mi 1t" - What
did | did alter rcrY InlI !eiib-ralion, sat
nnde. 4 yeIy h""Ty and solemn sense c:
@lvn>,tilIty. GrIr> ~ "tnGi.
aan only trust In G~, h4s. ,:.air ~
mistake. I"inu have made f.ynr. ~" ahesi,
! hall make no attempt on tn, 1~c,i'ioa T.
~''sla'n viva, ! hare i,n,e "r .xr! ny "a:
crmnGent. II IS now lar the couE.H.i
and TIE world to pass judgment 90
It, anu, MAJ be; take acton uriG il. w:i!
'9Y no mora upon this ~-T'Ject. In nay psi
u"n | am erTironri with difficulties. -
r"icr. "Thars Sol let they Are ~scal'eiJ 10
great Us the difficulties Of those who, upon
the battle field, are endeavoring TO purchase
With their blood and their lives the future
happiness and prosperity Of this country.
Let US never forget them. On the llth am
l.th days Of the present month there ha'"
been battles -iIa"-ly, sSiilfilIv and success
fully fought. We de- mol yet know the pa:ti
ulars. Let W. he sure that in eiving praise to
particular individuals: We Ia not do i~pjust,:
10 Others. only ask you. az the conciu-
sicr q these lew remarks. to give thrsa
hearty cheers 10 all sood ami brave officers
and men who fought those successful battles.
Speeches were also made by Chase, Cassius
". Clay and others.
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A"rTHrR PEuILANL.i ::i"" EHDN iEEiHiH
The following proclamation appear N I'll
Tribune ot the 18th

A.:rTHER PEpILA MA nm" EHDN iGEihiH
The following proclamation appear N The
Tribune Of the 18th
PROCLAIM. TluS.
Whcrea', It mas become ntcr"Sai IL rsI
into service. not on, volunteer but also pr
lions Of thr mltitiR OF the STAT" hy lrI;i. IN
order 10 suppress III insnrr.r,ioi existing IN
the Iinited STATES nnd ,ii,l~i al lar%cns aIr
not adequately restrained t.: :hc ";d'ns!y
Process "f laT from b,AciaI!n. tins iLra'iI"
aud from :!rlnE egi ani c~a::.ioii IN "aIi"a,
Ways In the in~&urfv"Iinu. .,.w. iheIciu!".
bs II ordered. that duIlns the EXISTING In'.I
~r''tt''n, aud H. - necessary measure Tor say
pressing tie -aihe ali rebels md m.urgrn;-
Their a"iers and ahclI0ts wI:E:U ;hr Unfit
stairs, airi all i,rr>1n- hiSC"araym. yoiIIir'i
enlistTerlS. r~esi'tirt ;nllitlA trait" -: gu.!tr
II any 'li-Ioyal prhriIce, i!i"rd'": sid .ni
c~tInt"Tt ln The rebels against Tic authority -!
the United Slaioa. shall ic ~I,ijrri 70 msrit'
Laws. aud liable 10 trial arl punishment it
court mrrIM! ~ military commission.
n. Tint the writ Of ha5eu, "a. s,'. IS au=
pended in respert 10 all persons AT estc:, "r
"hn are low, nr hereafter 'tirii, The rrhrI-
lion shall be iIapri>,"avd M %! fort, camp.
G:>enUI milnary piisuns, NJ 'ih-i !'scr -!
ccnIi"meIt, by any m%rIitaIy authority u .:
the sentence Of any C2l.t martial ~ military
P,rsyn.
In wi.nrss whereof. 10.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-10-28
From the Goldsborough Tribune.
Auto.Biograph

In to repeated inquiries which my friends are
pleased TO make in regard TO my auto biography, Lake
leave to state that indications already favorable that
fmy health will soon be sufficiently restored
my undertaking the work, talked of for past
desire the reader to understand that it is intended
to publish the work, of this time, for would be in
strumenta in ercn rng degree, in divertng the pub
lie mrd from the great subject Of National Independence
Southern lndependencewhich has been. and is with
me passion and principle. When that work is DONE
which proximaies glorious consunmaton matters of
more trifing import may be properly entertained.
The biography will embrace perhaps three vol
unes of octavohough cannot tell precisely how MUCH
it will make.
Ny friends will please observe that the composition Of
the work shall be oil my Own-the production of my
mind. and under the dictates of my own heart
do not say that may not submit the in which
will be written To the perusa of judicous friends for
their opnion-but they will under the dication
Of any feel that need help whatever in this
regard If did not believe that Pruvdence would enabls
to fulfill the task, would undertake. IL.
There will be attempt at display in style or manner.
will strive to deliver plain unyarnished tale both
regards myself and the public incidents with which have
been connected am conscious Of many occurrences
garding myself that would prefer not TO record In This
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-10-28

"a . az. -
the counterfeit tho hair neon which the ~
Is written passes across the ~ IN the WORD
and touches the tops Of the letters or In tns
genuine, the word for is below the line on WINCH
the signature is written. 1t crosses the npPe. Por
ton of the IN but does not touch the " or, oelng
abope them. This is the only distinction we are
able to describe that we think can De comPrenenosa
by readers generally. The naiiet is mace oian mn
the sailors disheveled hair is smoothed down. the
handle ON the iron box is right and the womans
head is in the right place. All the points OF differ
ence are remedied, so that only an experienced per-
son can detect them by their general appearances.
Now. what are the people to do We ADVISE
them to refuse every 20, 80, and 100 of the Hoyer
q Ludwig plates. The Government has called Tor
them Let them be sent in and no more circuisteo.
Much credit is due to Col W. W. Clayton, oil the
Ga R. R. Bank Agency, for detecting the counter
detect the former countereits and also the first to
detect these The country owes him deot oil
gratitude for his skill and vigilance in this matter
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Publications of the General Tract Agency,
RALEIGH, C.
APPROVED BY ALL THE PASTORS OF THIS CITY
TRACTS OF FOUR PAGES.

Dl ALL The PASfORS OF THIS Y.
TRACTS PAGES.
Voice from Heaven Don't Put it Off Self Dedication
to God, Private Devotion, The AlSuicency of Christ
The Act Of Faith Motives Early Pety The Sentinel Are
You Prepared Prepare to Meet thy God An Appeal to
the Young, by Rev James McGready Come and Rest BY
Rev. j. c: Rye The New Year. The Great Gathering Inv.
est Thou Me, The French Soldier Are You Ready The
Life-Preserver The Precious Blood of Christ How
Rev. J. II Fowles, The improvident Traveller by Rev
VIM. J. Hoge. D.. Soldiers Conquer Your Great Enc
my, by Prof W. H. Oven, Where the Christians in The
Army? By lady Of N. G., Who will Show any Good!
Should Do Unto Thee! by Rev VIM. J. Hoge ID. d.,
What Can Do' by Rev. I. " Moore, b. D., Sunshine,
BY Rev r Price The Sinner and the Saviour, Gospel
Showers by Rev c. Hideu To Christian in the Army.
by Rev., 7. V. Moore, ID. d., Liquor, &c BY Physician
Where are You Going? Do You want Friend'
TRACTS EIGHT PAGES
Casting Our Burden on the Lord by Rev JOS NJ Akin
son. The Soldier Mothers Parting Words to her Sol
Deems, D. d.. Christs Gracious Invitation. Why Will le
Dies by Rev. A. N. Pondexter, d. D Don't Swear BY
SeeIey. d. D. Advice TO Soldiers, by Rev. WIN. RovnI,
Snilo6 oy Rev j. Burrows, ID. d., In Camp, by Rev.
VIM r. Broadus D. D. Suierings Of the Lost, BY Rev ].
d. Martini The Sick and the Physician, by Rev. j. C. Long
TRACTS OF SIXTEEN PAGES.
Your Souls It safes Call to Prayer by Rev J. G.
Ry The Great Day of Wrath aud of Glory by Rev Jno
s. Long, The Centurion. by Rev Thos E. Sknne- God
the Gver of Victory and Peace Rev. JOS NJ Atkinson
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Come to Jesus by N Hall, The Bible or Atheism, BY ].
The Soldiers Text Book by Rev. J. e. Macduff D. g.
SPACES; Hymns for the Camp, l2s pages.
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Give me the cup--Pfi envy not,
The talents of Simonedes4
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serve warning and institute moral however it may
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Durng the progress Of the task before me- will write
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Introductory at the proper time which believe The press
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