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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
Stock Of CaIfcOeS

Is Large. all New. Handsome, the Very Latest
Styles aud the Cheapest in Town
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
Hoop Skirts.

All kinds of Hoop Skirts-a large assortment, at
from SO cts. up.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
Furnishing Goods.

Whether for Men or Boys, no other House in
town pretending to keep half such Stock ~
may be found At the New Brick. Gentlemen
will also find there ine assortment Of Cnvate.
every quality, Suspenders, Gloves. Pocket
and ever other article Of Gents Wearing APP
parel.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
Denimls, &c.

or Denims and Hickory they have an ample
Stock-yery Cheap.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-06-19
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS In GREAT

wanted evesy-where for their sale. p !
For single copies. for terms in quantities. with
other information apply 70. or address,
JOHN EDWIN POTTER, Publisher,
No. 6l7 SAMSON St., Philadclphia, Pa.
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ttGA RAGst RAasl

L Will. BY ~ the o-h Linner. Al r. -ssa Rszs
Iit - - rose. cnnrk rack-. t,icc- s.- 81 q ) 4
ZIG Old rl<s ycr can 3rioE - me n-4t tha !
sn+=7' B.. Tor uhiel 7 ait pay CAST IIf II
Wash tie llt tlf aid brinx ITEM fa- rs,- 4p !
the -dTap< and rnue aid ref var r..,..r TT y II ~
hive flrorh l-ray- LiI Fiji
want fl-fn deilreret II NJ ia -fa-f e. ffe -t--
fef Il der 70 - Il iP- WsrnrA. - ~ TIE -rs "
bit,ienh q B.rkmii;ar - Har-i.oa T~rs3 b.
4. fiuuter. JAS s. EbVAillsl
fii.atfznafFa OFT Is. itC2- -4 IH
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The epuihern Illustrated News coDtini
ue9 70 sqstain its earlier promise With an I'M
proseme1t - its pictorial sdepar tmellt- The
opening fok fortune and fame. which It's col
umns e'fierIsn original and apt engravfr Is par
ticnlarly striking The cirealaiios -ef sl.e pa
per must be great and growing Inc attention
ia excifrs is decided. and il ossiy neesis to be
filed With sterling matter. cf pen AMI pencil
to become fezture IN The Revolutionary
.ssruggls Of the SOUTH As ven as a n sful in
stitntion 70 theactua eundnct Of the war
Pictures are proverbialsy inspiring. From
item the child gets bis first and most Instinct
notion q things, if, happily lie is with 10 reach
Of the tpytshop Of stnfioner's. The camp is
never so pnch animated as when visited BY
a stray Volume illustrated" Harper and
Frank Leslie aye circulated enormously
amongst the soldiers Of the enemy. Tie
London News ald the Paris pictorials were
sail the 90 in the Crimea. There is one Of
the raresl SpPostunssies for two Or thret brisk
men Of talfnt here presentcl; ami II ale pro-
prietors Of This journal would sink all their
profits forlihe FIRST year in the clnpIpyncnt Of
such. If Ices can be found. the reward would
be : periaduert success NE hive no doubt
the snceesslthqs Tar is decided: but it might
De FAX more So Tue. poetry is about The
only .corpef which seems 10 be- getting no 1
better faSffliif tile News We sincerely at-
wise the editor 70 '.eone down On the lpoeis
ifItlley d. not mend, and il truly good verses
can not Hf obtained. 10 refrain from Insisting
bad oucs- Why 80 many erses, any lva,i
a summsE Iilyl,s IL a pleasant. piauant
sketch, by pleasant. piqpait old friend of
1nrs, llsEl
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sg- The Nashville correspondent Of t,I

tS5- The Nashville correspondent of fiit
Philadelphia Press. says by referring to I.ora I
map there vii BE f;und in the State of Ten.
nessce. 4 road caller The Nashville and Non !
western railway. Fisis road. towever. hiss
never beer cansfrrdtesls but The iron and sleep.
eTs Have all hecn ready Tor the engineer fod
more tlIan two years TIE eniifs road. with
the exception ofiwo miles. has been gfsnledl
The importance Of irnmeliafsiy putting ID 4
road IN running order. in the present crisis. is
inealenlable. The epilre length Of the route.
from Nashville 10 tile Tennessee river il brt
seventy+two miles. extending through an m
favorable country for glrrillas. and crossing
but six small streams. The sam Of two Inil-
lions of dollars has been spent upon the enier-
Prise BY lis projectors. and. with The aid 1T
cufrabands seventy THOUSAND dollars al
most. is deemed a sufficient nInbunt 10 com.
biete THE work Chief Engineer Morton be-
lIeves thar the road car be put in running Or.
der IN nitsety days. While others would be viii
ling 70 dcntract II finish It jim sixiy-firc days
fllr sixty Thousand dollars The Importance 'ol
the work should attract the attention Of the
anthorities. - oisistfile JoionaL I
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FOR safe


/ NOW n3er u s-ii The n irfb.s HOTt-l. Al u Far
Alt tste besAlslui wise - Iun n. HI. Geor
GA Use ~ 3 iarze -ili Il irLtii'y stl1ied. beins
on The " / A. ittIf4li-l aiirs = I'll ~ ehlt'a-
noo<al The h11-a r.s,rt = ~ lli1hf al I'D rrc-
- nE thht c.nrAf f4if lt ease 1r ii-A- -iaa flzf
Eishe tkee6 h1iel ia the-- 7,,tiisi fi--f oil rone-
aud ertolu- ln-rs 1erro = ~ Confrlerst "a rrIss
viii e tAkea "a iarneat- Fur fsrta-t narftca ar
ulife n - yor tiiis stFcft
aau ie assured that i os1 bar-ain ~ rrs.le 10
sou cat ct 4 II RAJ arr.y tl4lrr-iatelyl III
rnov1h -l1f 1u4Tty
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ES- Means having been adopted At Rich
mond 20 rid that city Of portion Of the i'm
mense number OF rascals who have infested u.
one OF the papers recommends that all 9th er
CeatefeFate cities be on tho qni.Ofps for them
ThsSSare scattering ererywhere. and viii NJ
doubt furn mp IN the bneiest and most fhiekly
settled cities
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n i'll atteni e. ~ 1Ik,t hnuse b. tl1ttt,,.i-n
- On t1E zs-a ed ~ t.gs 81 ilts r,lc-1 f1r -
Pffp-r - c.-.ctr< tie SLATE ard Crraf1 tx for o.
ye-r ls1- Ihi- - ths i1~l s-rri-fi1tlfl I'D taa4
40 rrE'r1 = f1F nay exrfct n Ivy. III uiI g. n
so r''niy t''trt 20 ltc-ler re tl.s~ "a Al Mo Saw
uei nfrs l4n>IF l1li- T. n. CARRIES HIRE
ncsl1u Tsk l..I,t.it-- -.
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s1,Af- hith -ie = ~ tr1r-- ffl1 f-a says ir1-s
AZ --tr 49, - efn1-1t IN ~ ,r-t 'eifirc- -
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Rs crsr- - - CO L -stI- Fri.t
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Ne. SlPk 81 C4rai-y-
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MILITARY ApvERTIsRNEXT:


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ITO A. flle o4l1feffe uites a. LAT I-r.-l-4
Nsgef. as. TeT mo1lh ard -.flses,s ADD.
0erticaek 81 exenl.ftan ri.r- 10 III -,aa 49,, sl-t
ftifhfy- Afps . tle rup-raL--.-st "a tll, Il u
Iiorked l. Tie Covert nenf. of.t tta N'..s 4.
Clsti 4nosa48. r III S3IIF1f farf e 81
nsfz3- ~ x Srr4 Kite Z Niiii1r DIST Sc 81 1
+ ~ ciravtiasI Bad1-r cofj 90 4ssk ski 80
btu y thu 5fies-
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CHATTAN0oaA.
THE SITUATION.

The federal force in Nashviilcs i estimated
by a gentleman Immediately from dat city a
fifty thousand inround numbers. incladihg thd
Divisions of Rousseau. sill, Mrcaok and
schoepF. The condition Of these trpeps i RE-
garded to be good, taking ,leni as aIdlaseI but
IKE spirit of venture seems to animate nsither
theirEofficers, nor the rank and file. They cqrE
tinue to hug their fPrtifications wftalpsFlipa-
eionaly affectiOnate deSotioni and ltIs efforts
Fof Forrest, Morgan and Wheeler, are inefHsctu-
= 10 draw them out IN respectable hEiu bets,
Of Al a reasonable distance. H
( In Nurfreesboro' all is quiet; the ptsvaFlipg
street talk inclinilg 70 aconfdent belief our
power to hold Middle Tennessee.
AZ runor prevails 10 the efeqtstihai an
advance 4 meaiiated in the Affection Of
Franklin and Columbia, by RosertaiIs. If
this i 50. the object will be. to plslIlaHcot-
unn straight through TO Huntsville, IFvlEerse..
it.can be subsisted by water by tfsH tFme
lt.reaehes its destination. meeYeIiAflf eFI
the kind involves the hope, on tie ErRFt of
the Federals, that our forces now opefaiFng
ins Middle Tennessee would be reap#eaI
foH the. defense of the heart Of Ai4Barnal
The evacuation Of the present base. isItalelll
forssgrantesl in the SAND event; and aid. Hell
Yankees hope 10 kin two birds with ons ftohe i
by obtaining possession of tile inpdrta4it Re ]
giens or country on 10th sides of Tie Tqnnss
sec river. and their old lines Of oIAeFasiqhs-
sneh selemes however, are likely to bs sliwaE t
ed by many inevitable Obstacles. ara AyoHid
end as Ilnsuccessrully as = similar pls,A tiap
Brags,asith reference to Kentucky YelgiFe
the IDEA merely asia mNter IF sreHuiAtiIe
l.arsa,- H
Parties from beior Nashville rePrs.,Ht
The suffering Of the Reopse il that reit4gln
a. extreme These tK:nss only adrae4ifiS#sf
# the certain distinction TO Mi'ialf Pup /
n-.see inevitably following any re- reta5e
.noverntlt wfia.etsr, as.d eAlil na L. sFRt
tbs .af8scs Of tie ens4ly a. lie reiiIi tf
she l4ssfnrt ia lie lar,.. At prose- t.IH4#
/ estsiiSs ( are ,.oit At a!l lsl.,e.aF-
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i That feaTIess expression of opinion Be-
longs II the krst cardinal principle, 1oi
only Of the freeman, but bf the patriiot
thai officials high in povet are only the
reflex 6f the people, restrained and d.
lrscted By them, and at all times subject to
tlieir cdhsure, as well as their approval a4d
that up0n an always calm and candid aroral,
lthIe libsIties of thelpeople on the one hand,
aud the strength Of the G3rernnsnt on the
|otberj are most surely and consistently
|. That Mr. Benjamin is anything but "a
Pure aBd lofty-mihded man and patriot w
bdlisyeas sincerely as we doucede him ais
4 ksens seomppct mind, the more hu niliatin !,
because Of those abilities, which would be
useful "A they were uncohttoll4d unconE
taIAlnated and universal; that alessrsI
WALKER and Randolph were NOT successful
Minister Of the Department. Sf War is best
ansMared BY experience. and the changes
which have been found necessary TO be made3
and finally that Mr. Seddoh IS pot a man
of atieat puhlif experience IS tfsEifed, frstI
by ltherecords Of the country sscgDdly byl
his general obscuFity with ahs pubic at
aF9h and thirdly, b the fact that there
Ars fifty men ia bis own State wllose iuflu.
HncH aud position for ability fat exc ED and
put4hine, and have done so always his claim
EotHe most resPenzibIe pprtfolio9H the Gov
frnlHe1t! H l
/ TRAe editor She Rebel is COVER bed by 4
fry thirg but a spirit Of hostility 10 Mr.
baFih or is administration. lie IN list add |
It tile same time that heis the ters reverse
y nR especial tturR peter Of any AN, or
fartiFan ofInHy isdt pfgmcn. IFelpdofcsses
tp B9I an earnest seeker after Erukhl;s bot ali +
9gdther tihsi1 ii the avoNa 6fl It and I
shif4t uswp5s iFSpqsed to redilr under
1.csaE tlE4 thinss that are Cesar i luicly
lstdTInTaedH tpIhe IqRite certain Bfl desar's
light before tip payment Of / dnrsr'
lpe. No pr6fsss 10 be also sbnI eub.f
lfqu4inted Win public affairs, aid more
ii lfHs' ihsAliIiht lwiEk The puHlEr men
II tiAs Hoathl lNyEth the thFeE s.sen-
i Bnk {spiEfegrles,pess an pkrfeet
s9neFEy " bhiIIose, we shall alFlFs PFC /
eFv4Ith4t FHdepshaeheeE Of rpi4i Which. +
HIiillIEg to Aefeud figlii. is ps4dr too Z
sliptH 4fe eFlpt and We snust be per
uiEsd4 toIadd. HI IlIeosqlusiaB. that F there
re HPny feIdera of The Rebel whose
81 .iHl III IL Ill SSr II =, +;
ooH deeid el SiFnipsls, and a never fail
~ + fssi,lii is|l9d Aisd FReT4y Of e4Preisi0D,
lieS HEFl betElrt fsltiFit4 thsir digssE ien
er il III lasr 4eFsisd fhfTdse To gitd them, /.
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CIARENDoN zoe sAIIE |

FTfif DEilGHlFJi. HCNEffEAn sals1d q.
II le S-uttrcst q lie sas q kae1Eil-i 5 r.
4air-
~iT >r-inf rIi-ac sac o.. y 49, soii ~ sis 1str
q l'-ef nirr. viii then lef il Al rtiis ~ =, =.
the iiglies. liIf-r- f
The trac< ~ a-ai errt--cts So rr-s rrs.-e- r.,-S
fence 4Du4t 70 acre- Of e tlisf t - ia trc srss.
.rt ~ i<1iairs< 20 r-s sal A - lis.-
Tie zk tinr - 81 Is. T. cn.ra .r-Iflr -ti.
Al nfc,fsaIs f1iit ii S. a- = rt ~ r-icr fsi5i-
Nv ssrfs ~ ..- kor,e. -ur-,.>el "A. - r.-
rcs~-e II y IL 4 : a ri 7-ts lsr-- III FAR
tier rL r-s r. itiei "a D. r.r>f rs ~ 81.
- ior Carsi ~ :. H, iI'lcc. "a -..i-cltt III
FL y III. EtetlE-
n I'LL Hti @e % r-Ir t,l1- r-1rrcr So 5 IIr- ~
Hooii1iil. het.i -lt I'd. e-i-l isiis ~ n 55lt6ra
god Odd li,rf-s 90 trre t- li5.,i rrlitl it.z
iraet = lis -e fs-ir TIE rli'H - trrc- sili -
1i'e 10. ia lie Ccart .-lcsc-
noszil3r "
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100 Hands V a t6dF

IMhEnlA1fl.Tl % \ r II PeIk IIoa.- > n lnh
norsa. We viii have AL nl-u -zssrrs lee alssl
daty rho riH apply 4 osz.- Liberal - ~ a.s
boataiaz vii = rais. = r NecafIslt r..
70 Higa prizes VII be - a s.r rrS-, -,b
81 AL A,i7.ta dails papers cc7y &C zbetii ~
.ete bll 20 -.l : sd Ii...--Lh III
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- So OF IENNEssaE

D IT7TT77 TTI--T-
r1'iiE iHsaiveuqy & he e-tiEe s 81 ian :. Bel
3ee'1 larin Z iccn -',alestfl 81 3eIsnI,i hsrine
ca isis taEan<t rIc cSttfs are herehri rifiit Il u
= IN with The rlk 81 ftf cCQniT Co1fl 70 - a
y 1ripelit s1ib1rfira s-Ith fhc ti,. -
BY iaF - flsy Esli - iorctrr ssrres-
nors-l1 ELlZ4tETu ! -Ef1I
Aiinrx W 81 I'll ife. 4.
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-rr,H0sR vTsfin< ahytTfDk n The zb v TIE viii
and IL mach to tseir adv1nfaee :, al AZ re Cd
and Of g. r. Tuft. where the1 can - 81 Piled With
dr aeticier ~ are usn&liy kept % prns stores. 81
,,-i-es - suit the time-
.; - - +. D. ArCORKLE-
crfzz-Ira -. 4.
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a Chance for Spectators!
100 .ece acREs LAND FOR SALE
FOR CONFEDERATE MONEYS

reAi Estate a-eat vt Netnphi- 5einre the va
n ia dr. -si- irI.fn = twa hundred thrf>and
!, - lard rrinriisfx IN ArkalsIe which verr bciug
- III ~ tl,at tine from FIVE 70 Eileen Dollars per
az eusift3 odd IN nsE sufhnrized 20 eeil for
fo1fllrfe money fn1. cna scfc~ inr Ten Dollars per
aceor 4y les nnlr1nt n prizes wiring arr Ring
- No IT ares iotation. I'd t;oinneuf Al q che
lar,rfr ~ tire ian1- and ULTIMATE ral1r ~ ire in
.[,rc-,s i ,irurcee-1rv tddrcse ne ~ chafianco-
- c,re n IT Cen-Il. Polk. TfoS- rETERS-
noFfs-1ms
- Atlanta Intelligence. Coluzabas E-Q1irer.
f-i,--'<son Courier fsreaad4 krrrai. Nofiie Kegs
ser ana Montgomery Advertise copy she month and
a. ~ hin 70 I,ebeI ofire.
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The itgi-94fbre pr Sortil tf'arofsha. has
klio WI Ii lie wiEdon j. the ehbite Of ksbfe.i-
srate lSHEi4tdr. Th4 Hon VIM. a c talAh. is
man I tild EEst bfsier Of ability. Of great ex-
perieIlcHia p4lhlc 4ffaira Of uhblenisl ed per
Ssnal ciiAracf{ III ami pnqfestierabie pssEriotEsm-
Az a sIAseshiah ne las always stooa lEfsh
arnqn5 HpiiiiE la4. is IA seliuIar he is tegAided
with All sr.iE5 hespeet byf the Ieasned, laii i as
a man Fle is etltlsstically q Representative Of
the -seIItlets4r4~i0f tho pla sehotl lass
which Es~f1biily Hccashg 10 be in oi1 Day.
Coy. -fsfa sisus hElt eater tie ConfederatE Sen
ass htTa Sne.I ileuHtle spilih will hay4 Heed
ofshisI iIEtie1t. and toslests and liz citeer
will pfoEe az tdeLult9 his State. i IS feilbwlcit-
ize.ss 4nIl his duniHy at large, as enolhh4 %
ElI HI
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During lthe SniniAer We Glanced on,s4 a
copy sf Ralwsf4 ksst novel, now being tsulsbSs
iishsd in iiolIEIel Whitfield IA Strange lply.'
IBnIwef litfes iissgo not been GENERALLY ac-
cl,.ntei teceFsfpl sr petffen, hut ii Tia
instanceill lie his kixeh IS leSerrtainly an EFn-
Hex to tE enHaif 'Isnq lf'r trhsyssa sstAEief
tale was tevcf I'd! q. By no means equal III a
novel ofHI3s ID ~MylNovc5 or What will he
tio VIII AtA not III al on tie order 81 theftpeI
saauisg of HE AsPiIgrihs of tIis Rhine" oEIaIls
Elssimll4T 70 sliy iOfhl4 Modern creaIiPllsInf
point Of dssign 4IldlfoI his early pnes IN PAr-
pose ati4 split "A aranse ST Fr5 cl5flaiFis
mary siiisi, 4 and efeekive paintss1 anil ITO
ll.ose villa I@ra fond qf the mysterious. tf TO-
mantle 4hlltheHmksehhysifhl. rarely conlbined
win be IdaHd y fairy tale bf wonderful ri wef
and inietest The scehery. tie laaehHser!y
aud the hafratioH passess the cllaract4r iEfiEs
which givtlto BnIwera dis met Individually
above .DiHkgns. -oT TtAcker4ys but the chAEa :
|terfzatigHFiI poor. Tie figures move likestlIe
aHtpmatohsofa bfautif,II dissolsiug vie Y and
npt like the nlen anu women Of an English
landscape Ora latter day pastoral. The STD
turns Apbn the ef5ed and power Of cIaif-
veyance Aia srirEfualisn,. suggested partly
by Mr. naih Owens sariling "FoqtfalIs oh
Tile bounlIhrs.y II ahptllsr woAld4 Tie IDEA i
Wrought aiuE to . scEeHtihc and scholarly fsest
ssetieH. Within il worthy Of close study, and
Hlioagk ndf HalcnlaleiIt 10 am ass the rners nov
kireadet. lnhst ehsertaill those who eaq1irt
Alter the tllaHIIous. And ndfathonsabIe. We Gan
bot ThowsEes Idivest pat mind OF the impFkh-
sion thai 4 strangs stsrs like Dickens Great
Eskpec satiBnsg' wls hintel. If not inspirel BY
Hifhe Wothah In White y piecs Of stage efH
feet, which fxceeds n5tRing Of the kind efei
attempted before. and which entities NFE
Wilkis Collins TO be cbnsihered n. Ahlsst
I.elodrAHRe4-t ef ketion .Ielf II
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We have received several letter. Ana
-srsal irstinaatiorf, seriously disss ntins fHplF
rie~s recsn.i, = pressed y Us, il, regard X
leading public event. The tpne Of sltHFsT
Recommendations have yArisd from a reipaeti
fuf difference of opinion merely, TO 4 soiH d
what dormatica1 enforcement Of Opposite
notions and if We were to ALLOW them Ity
influence our mind, or affect that equitable
philosophy Of temper, always one thiH-s
needful to the Journalist, aud never Fnlte
80 than at the present tiinc, We should hi
considerably puzzled between irresolati4{l
on the one hand, and vexatiou on the othaE.
Happily for u, and thrice happy for cir
readers, neither want Of confidence in oHr
own Judgment, or trucalent servilanee to
the criticism of others, en- lauger the cob
sisteBcy of these columns, or seriously per-
pick th. good nature of their|unworthy eu u
tOdian HE
Weavail ourself, however, OF the ocrasF-
sion to notice one or TIVE points that occur
naturally t the diserimiuative, the judi
eious and the independent which have net
enliyeued the perception or .rnlafseeH
the liberality of our correspondents. Our
object in doing SO will not be so much out
Of a spirit Of apology, as in that frank sense
Of free expression and perfect CONFIDENCE
which should exist between the newspaper
and the people, who are its pillars Of EifqF
=, i Is "a turn their beacon and Zig house
We shall take the liberty of tzanscribinE
a few sentences from the post recent, and
not one of be most respectful epistlcs, With
which We have been favored: H
!. Allow ms~to say, in all kindness. that tlisI
friends oCflc Rebel are greatly panied at ths
tone and spirit of the article which Appeared
in sf.ur t,aIJer upon the Secretaries OF War.
The wrifer OF said article exposes his igno-
rance on several points. n
Some say If that is TO be the pTogratnme
OF the Rebel, they hope lis visits Will be lew
and far between. 1t IS but recently that shch
articles. or Sueh IN artirr, appeared. The
first paragraph is open to severe censnfe :.
That ERROR. ignorance and neglect haycstaarkedl
the course OF Tie War Department from the
first 10 the last cannot BE sustained. Bepja-
min corrupt and Mr. Seldom Of little pnllie.
experience and no great ability, Oilers as poor
guarantee lOT the iutute - tiic past Has Su
MS. Jt seems that Mr.. Davis has strange In
fatnation for little men, What good. can re-
suit to our country by the use of such l4n-
guaees Please pardon the liberty Of thus hi-
vertng from the prime object OF this letter. Il
is done in kindness, be assured.
We pass by the amiable estimate which
the writer Of the above attaches TO dur
knowledge and discretion, for the purpose Of
At once presenting him, and all whom It
may concern, the following golden rules OF
public conduct
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In EleldAys Or ysung rorbanees.
Cochin ths tights. prsucsiig dance.

5 our liEEIs llir3I whispers in. Our ear. This
ss.ft Of vHi.iHs is always readable ana 9ftell-
t;nes delightful because of . racy freshness.
nshscf, SMELLS neither too mach Of tie ibsnr,
nor The hiallle. The edjsofials are, as lssl,ai,
very GoodI ssand ailtI~i1 striiciixc. .iFl.d lit
Tie IacenliaFt' IS heavy; apd TIC D.a,ah tic
llot 50 car4shf As r might lie
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r aTlf AtriIlE>T.-On We'Ilcsdav evenirl-
last. says tic Knoxville Regisfer. YIN elk. Z
private, islapt j. a. Reynlld's Company ii
the 10Th Nhrth Carolina Volunteers. was Killed
ny he sischar3e 81 a rife innskst, whjchlhah
been thrown down esreiessly inihis tent. i,aif-
cooked. lie was a resilient of Bradley clua.
+. Tenn.
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