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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-21
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-21
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-21

PRESERVING SAUsAGEs.-After the sausa-
gcs have hung three weeks in dry, mode
rately warm room pack them in box or
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this way they viii kep dry and mos until
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-21

A. II. Miller, of La Porte, Ind, made
2loo gallons of sorghum syrup last fall
which brought him 62a cents gallon by
the barrel.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-02-21

PRESERVING SAUSAGE MEAT.-Pack the
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linen CLOTH then tie brown paper over the top
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-27
THE KENTUCKY DISASTER.
FURTHER PARTICULARS

Crittenden Makes a Stand-The De-
struction of Arms, Cannon, and
Stores.
Petersburg, Jan. 25.--The follow dispatch,
ceived here:
Gen. Crittenden rallied his forces at Mon
ucello, and Will make & stand there. Month.
cello Is only twenty-five mi les from SOM
erset.
The flying, frightened fugitives have great
ly exaggerated our disaster.
NASHVILLE, Jan. "a. (via Mobile, Is. THE
most reliable information we have received
here OF the engagements st or near Somerset
is to the efsc. that only two re giments-Col
Battles Tennessee and Col Stathsm's Mis-
sissippi- were engaged In tie fight near Mill
Springs. The estimated number of our
killed and wounded, and pr isoners taken
from us, varies from three to fiv hundred.
Gen. Crittenden, with nearly all his force,
is now at Mon ticello. Stores and equipm en- Is
are being sent to him.
The Confederates, after spiking their can
non, threw them into the river. The enemy
got but one cannon. They also got about
two thousand horses and mules. and three
hundred wagons. All of our stores were
burnt, to prevent their capture by the enemy i.
The straggiers returning speak very freely
Of the cause of this disaster, and their re-
ports create intense excitement and indigua-
ton here.
NASHVILLE, Jan. a, (via Mobile, 25th RE-
ports from Bowling Green confirm the wash-
ing away, by late freshets, Of the pontoon
bridges and tho newly constructed portion Of
Green river bridge.
Gen. Buell., 1t is reported, has left Nuns
louisville and gone no one appears to know
whore
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AUCTION SALES.
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Tails ~

WAL ABLE .BU,LDISNp lot On TEE
" NORTH siDN Or GRACE. BETWEEN
FoUSHEE AID AD sS4S sTzkETe AT a UU.
TON -Ws ~iil ssn . 'ou the prs mises. on n ON.
DAY, the = ia Ca Il JAznaty, Con nepcins i'm
aasdlasiy after the Sale sdyorH I'd b, us II pre-
perry on o' osa ctreet. s,s VA uaoi~ building 1ot
ocsied re shove, SID sojoiuiLg the Residences %
ar BsEi Sussoa II fonts tn Gfscs sTsrt j
fset RAGS back t5o OF to aaieJ 20 feet
wids.
TsRAs.-O nc-sourth ca:h TIE bsanee a. Ae.
and - months, 10. Ne gonati~ no'e, VITA in,erst
.ad.d add seears1 y trust assd The purchaser
Jsa4 JAsM TAYLOR 4 roN. Aue,s.
NALUABLr sIUn Es IN hE NOhTH
~ SIDE UF BROAD BETWEEN FoU.
ShE; AND FIRST STREETS, AT AUO-
NV We will sell. upon The p rm'ss'. on NOV.
va Tue Z! dag of January. comS.Sncias - ~
oSock n two valuable stores On The MOTT
sioe o. nroad. oe'wee' Foo.hse ard Fir STR eta
Nat, hs~s ss ss, n the o'supane, Of As''r''
me l. ~ ont ca Broad sire q feet saoh. md
run hsck 100 fee - paved nj sy
Tiis properly Is 20 vel know q TO the t;sens Of
An thtag in It's tavor
TERMs--une- iourth cash. eta bslsnr. a. 4 q.
ann ~ mentts, tor nssot anie -,'e Win intsrsss
'od. d. aod secured By a r. ST Deed.
for e61.
ia2i JAS. ~. TAY' cr. & SON, Aus,s.
LIVE fnnU q eLa u Us o AND L"rS.
IL on BROAD NO fVLsHEE oiRAErS.
"A 4 Az lion - We VIII H. rpoa the prelisss,
Oh MOND Az The 2nh LAY OF JANUARY, c,m ~ ne
sas at o'cotk Z d.. hvs vs.y dssrahis family
r.-i fences, on Broa. AMI f"a hse saeca TLres
II tbs above feneiaents Vwo # bfiek and the
other frenedl frc ut B.cad street. ~ 10. lacn,
and run back l20 saet to III alley ana are occu.
pied respectively by Messrs Bag k1.h, and
4ookin. Tue HOUSES cootain about roo ~ ssch
with Kitchens n all nj &C say outouii ings, To-
g-ther with nydraots in each yard The properly
10 In god re par ana con men d. ng GOOD renis
ALsO-Two Framed Ten III mt, On Foushes
street, iinnediSteiy In OF Grace Sire o. Bxp-
tist Cha-ch. ccenp,si by good tenants ~ far
rents. Ihs lots IRE OF ,hs d, usl size.
This pr' psrty Ia aoape ed for bnsiness 'tands %
fweIirys, and Is worthy the attention Of those
aes.iing to invest IL real e,ale.
TERMs.-Une fourth cash tie a'ance At
H. aud ie months, for ne gotist!e potss, with IN
serest ADDED, ana 10 each case secured by q trust
deed he purchases to pay the tAxeA and in
surarce for s6s
isiS JAS. NJ. TAYLOR A SON, AuctA
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Sslll FarsAss fssn Ksnsueky.
ORisrsEDks RrIHroncsp AvD ralIl.c BAcr.
-Tns knoxviile WAiS, Of the 18th. says:
Large reinforcement T. Of cavalry have been
sent rom this city to Gen. Urittsnden. and q
OAuery or artillery IL ready 70 move The
most o. the reports Of the battle fret receiy.
% seem 70 have bean much exsi gerated.
Two sune Of Monsarratts battery being on
sna side OF the river, were saved.
Sen Orittenden made but short stand AT
montacsiio, and then fell back to Camp No.
Ninnis, and may fall Still further back. in
ORDER 70 collect those Of his force who Arc
ecAttered. Accounts brought in hy the n v
arrivals are very conflicting.
capt. ShiAla Of tho engineers, gives the
following statement Of the battle:
On last Saturday night, Gen. Urittenden
anu forces marched out to meet the enemy
on Ftshing Greek, IL miles distant. They
met the enemy lying in ambnsh. lust at the
daWntne CT day, when Gen. ZollicoYsr, who
was In front. gave the order for An attack
Vol. SfAunton cried out, '.for God sake DON I
nre-they are our friends" The Shnepfites
hallowinG for JEFF Davis. Simultaneously
the enemy fred, shooting Grn. Zollicoffer in
the heart and killing him instantly. He
spoke but tWtce-hfa last words were Go
on, 60 on, my brave boys. am Killed ~
On parting with his trusty servant at mid.
night, he shook hands, and remarked that
they would probably meet no more.
Mississ ippi regiments fought bravely, saving
our forces from humiliation. Gen. CritteR-
den and Carroll were In the engagement the
whole time, evincinx great courage and de-
termination. The enemy were repQlsed
several times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-27
Large Meeting Of Sympathy for the
Death of Zollicoffer.

NEW CRLgANs, Jan. E5.-A large meeting
was held at the st Charles Hotel last night
for the purpose of expressing regret at the
death ofthe distinguished Statesman and SOL
der, Gen. Zciliccffsr.
Colonel Andrew Erwin was called to the
Chair, and Mr.. H. L. Goodrich requested to
act SO SECRETARY.
On motion, the Chairman appointed the
following committee to draft resolutions:
Col. J G.. Pickett, Maj. Gen. Lowell, Brig.
Gen. Ruggies, Commodore Rollins, W. A.
johnson, A. l.. Davis, W. J. Berry, Alex.
Fall, d. NJ. Kildreth NJ Hilcher, and J. u.
Goodrich, which reported the following res.
olutioHs:
Resolved, That we have received the intel
ligence OF the death OF Gen. Felix X. Zolli-
Golfer with feelings of the profoandest sor-
row, and lam ent his untimeiy end as an ire
csiiy gave his life. Ia private life, or In dis
charging public duties, we always found him
Sn incorruptibie patriot. Cool and co,lec tie q
amidst troubles, he was unfaiterinE In the
execution of his purposes. No man, 81 nee
Gen Andrew Jackson, enjoyed 80 complete
1y the confidence and undivided esteam of the
people of Tennessee
Resotred, That we mourn his death IS a
great pn bile loss, which is only relieved by
the recollection that he fell fgh ting brayely
at the head OF his column, againSt The tnya.
ders Of his country.
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A Stimulating APPEAL - Yslun teers.

ARpe0l " Volu0teoH0.
Z one OF our numerous soldier correspon.
" SENDS US from Fredericksburg, the fol-
lowing appeal to the troops OF the Aqua
pep"i 'ment, which he Gays has had the most
AhiaAauns effect upon his brethren in arms,
p 'ha' section. and which may prove equally
g~heneiAl in other quarters:
HsApeas. AauIA DISTRICT,
Dr., ~ January llth, 1852.
iae MAJOR General commanding this dis
=, r 81 urges upon the troops the Importance
60 sung for three years, or the war, 80
.aa, purpose. Nobly as our people have resist.
J h .Ae kefessions Of the enemy, great as are
Err coy. . ihcce which have been made by all !,
present Indications do not justify the be.
k,n,,. ua' our struggle Is near its end. 1t
~. % wicked TO disguise the truth-we
s 70 Contend against q powerful and
~ yhauon-possessinG vast resources for
II no 80. ~ ah immense army alreaey occupy.
N actira ,.,.ory and our strong places-with
4kwhols 10y a11sy closing our ports, and with .
- northern army now in onr front wtIi IN
zvsn a., ,uoh ths, be efficiently organized and
Ind .n. pinned. Its able com m andsr craftilv
Snit.rmsy oides the time, when the term Of
bi,iou. 81, our troops expires, - the pro-
10 viii tha. 70, his advance. He believes
z hsrps d,.o ucH nnd our ranks thinnod, our
lin,. ganixsd, and that he can pour his
srumn,oSef our weakened ba,talions and
ounIr, aauy execute upon our undefepded
a. .t|, The behests Of the despotic sdvo.
( borria WIN Emancipation, who have inspired this
bur som. ssnce a. nation. the defence Of
BID, y. -, and tho honor Of our women for.
I,,.s 70 be iasgards now. WI
PATE h,n me solemn duty Of every man to dsdi.
bf Sou,Ssen TO bis country, until every foot
l,ssion seil is pargsd Of the pollution Of
A. 10Y enc momsnt relax onr vigiisnce ~ or
Ills ssoyse ouI arms until We have discharged
~ oiosr Of Maj. General Holmes,
DABHsy II. MACY, A. A. q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-27

Moot Valuable ZEAL s-TATD. IN
Ul the City OF Richmond. on the North Side #
cary. between 9th and l0,h Street,, ssgs,her
with q Large Stock Of Machinery, Steam En-
gine, Tool. and Fix'urea, IL. iE conlElst order
The co-psrtnership of J W. Cardwe!l L. Co,
having expired by lin sation we shall. Ia con.
formity With our articles Ut ,greenen: pressed to
sell, on TUESDAY, tho 28th ia-tans, at " o'clk
i. M, on the premises, the factory and other
building. now occupied bJ ne, tcg.ther with all
the TOOLS, MACHINERY, and FIX rU2ES now
In use, snd comprising tho large thr. story b.ck
and tin building, SO by 40 feet, with wiag 10 by
70 feet both three s,oiies high n foundry 10 By
40. Bssksmith's shop, with al the fixtures com.
piete, &c.
The entire lot OF MACHINERY for wood and
iron work, In oupiete woi king order, consisting
in part of superior
1s horse power Engine aad Boiler.
3superior iron side I.atkss.
} hyperion Eon ani wood Lathes.
lsplendid iron Plane.
2superior wood PiaDeA
5 Dfill Presses ana DrillA
/ large Bolt Machine.
2pslrs Iron Shears.
2,ircular Saws and Frames.
2Boring mace Tres.
Tenant and MOrticirg Machines.
Portable o.gs, Cranes
Blowing Fan
Benches aud Vices, Stocks and Dies Griad.
stones, Shading and Pullies blas kfm.th's Tools,
Pig aid Dar IRON, seasoned Oak, Ash and othsr
Timber, Ooru Shelters, Wood F.asks, Eorse Pow
ezs, ThreshinS Machines Buckeye Respers
Wheat Fans, Flows. &C., embraeing. altoge Their
tbs most desirable atock Of Machinery, Fixtures,
aud materials be found for sale IL the southern
Confederscy. The whole to be closed without To
servo.
1ERMs-For the Machinery AID Ill persona
property cash, in bankshle funds For the Rea
Estate, one bird cash. balance In l and years
Interest added, secured BY deed on the properly
J. w. CARDWELL t. 90.
Tbs foregoing Real Estate can be negotiate,
for privately until the day of sale, but ell III
Stock, MAchtuery, and Fixtures will be sold q
anc'ion to ths highest bic der, on tie day advsY
u5ed- 0OpDiN T. APPERSON
ja 70 AGctiOnpers.
PS-The 70, egoing real estate having beel
disposed Of prl~a lei =, the Machinery, &c
Will be sold as above stated. without limit o.
reserve.
ia 81 q & A. Ancts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-27

In THE NORTH CAKoLINA CONVENTION, on
Tuesday, Col. Brown, OF OaswelI, introduced
an ordinance 70 give to voiunt eerS for tn .
war twenty five dollars bounty, in ADDITION
TO The fifty dollars offered by the Confederate
Government.
The Convention has also passed an ordi-
nance providing that the interest attached
10 the three millions OF treasury notes or
dsred TO be issued at the last session, shall
be stricken out. We learn that about $780,
oo0 OF THESE interest bearing notes have al
ready been issued by the Treasurer, snd by
the ordinance just passed, these notes wiil be
continued IN circulation and the interest
paid on them ut maturity. the main reason
tor striking out the interest was that the
banks declined to receive the intsrest-bear-
ing notes.-Ra.eigh Standard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-27

HOUSEHOLD 1xDcsrRr An of1icer in our
army in tho Southwest sends Us a specimen
OF grey wooden cl 9th, man ufac:ured by Mrs
Cinthia Bentley. OF Puiaski county. in this
State. 1t is intended for soldiers' uniforms,
and IL remarkably uniform, substantial, and
warm. Every particle Of the material used
in the manufacture was produced On Mrs
Bentley's plantation. Our correspondent
thinks that " 20 long as the re Fl ed women OF
Virginia can manufacture sucn material as
this, We ought TO be fully able to supply our
own wants."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-27
L. Is COOK, Auot.
BY RICHARD CAUTHORH. Ancsv.

EURNITURE, STOVES, SEWING MA
q CHINE, &c Al AUCTION ON MON
DAY, 9th inst at 10 O'Clock. will sell. at
my stoHD, lot Of Furniture, EeddiLg, 90;
large Cooking Stove, in good coLdi,ion 8
bbls. Smoking Tobacco; lot OF Mixed
Paints; lot OF Cabinet Makers Tools;
Morticiug Machine, &c.
ALSO-The remnant Of q country dealers
stock; consisting In part of Wood Ware,
Stone Ware, Uuurns, Glass Ware. Locks,
Powder Fiasks, &c ac.
ALSO-One OF Grover l. Bakers Sewing
Machines, In excellent oyusr
js24 X. CAUTNCRN, Auet'r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-27

NORFOLK, VA, Jan. 2e.-Two passeu ger,
came over under the flag Of truce TODAY.
namely: Lieut.. +. j. Whitehurst. OF wash
ington, N. e., and Lieut. Wool. formerly of
the U. s. Navy
The New York Eerold. Of the cath, has been
received here
Inc steamer ocean, arrived CT Cape Race,
on tina S3d inst, is at the port of New York,
Win European dates up to the 9th inst. The
news in Liverpool CT the olution Of the
Trent ditncuity produced good effsct pom
the markets. Conscis rose one nd on eight tn
and cotton one cent.
The political effect of this settlement is
not noted.
The Confederate steamer Sumter had ar
rived at Cadiz to refit, after having captured
three Yankee vessels The L. s. Consul at
Oadiz protested against allowing the sum.
ter to enter the port, but the Spanish author.
tiles decided that if the prisoners she had
captured were delivered into the custody o
Spain, the steamer should be sheltered. This
was accordingly done by the gallant COM
mander Of the Sumter; and with coIors fly
ing his vessel was brought into port.
The steamer Nashville is reported to be
nearly ready for sea.
The King of Prussia Is very Ill.
In Greece the people have bean greatly
alarmed On account OF violent earthquake
i. Nothing ofinterest has besn received from
France.
The London Herald, says that even if the
Mason-Siidsll aEtir is amicably settled,
both England anu France have sufficient in
Queen snts On commercial grounds to recog-
nize the well-earned Independence Of the
Confederate Government, and that unless
such a step is Inanfuiiy taken by the British
ministers, and that at once. the independence
OF the South will certainly be imm ed ateiy
recognized by ths British Parliament on
Resembling ns1t February, the sixth.
An express 70 New York sets forth that 1t
is utterly impossible for the Yankee army
Of the Poto mac to advance under NINETY
DAYS.
The storm..sc long prevailing over Northern
financial troubles is still OF the greatest In !.
terest, and not even the brilliant reports of
the Somerset victory have the effect of bring
ing tranq to the disturbed condition of
money circles. BOHEMIAN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-27

,,...s,iux from the Nsssh Carolina Coast
-rhe Enemy ~ PAaiics-Fesliss Of the
pnpls-Eniissmsnts Extraordinary.
r.rousa the Kindness Of Lieut.. Woodbury.
ga.esr. now in the city upon special mis-
s, We arc In possession Of a few facts
,s,th may not prove Unintereeting to our
..asrs. he reports that On yes terday week
ri deorge b. Stngletcry went down the
,,,, in the steamer Albemar apon a re.
o.uoissapce, end returned last Saturday,
sgpg on Wednesday overh auled pilot
no had Just escaped from the enemy. From
s,source he learned that on Tuesday IT'S
Ausee vessels were certainly eesaying a
usage over the bar, and heading directly
DO Paml.oo Sound. In addition to this In.
Drm.,on, the pilot AYERS that he saw three
he Yankee gan boats wrecked and strand
i 81 HsttsraS.
Pr oonrs however Commodore Lynch, Of
Norfolk, having just returned from a recon-
distance OF the enemy, declares that there
rss no appearance OF these ships 81 HAtteras
he saw, II Is uu., number OF craft huddled
J ? and close in shore, but gives 1t al a correct
lpinion, that they were merely transports,
y coasting craft, taking shelter from the ra-
(ing storms that have lately blown over that
ku' of the coast with 50 m uch violence.
The rumor so current on the streets yester-
Jay, and SO eagerly devoured, to tho effect
knt one half OF the Yankee fleet had gone to
kvy Jones's locker. appears to have had it.
ain in the joking humor Of Governms emit
fcial who succeeded, BY his pranks, in "play
- or upon more than one wise head.
N,ybern, N. u. is In q ferment Of excite
n,in expectation OF an attack in that quar-
2 The town Is under martial law, and
Isry preparation made for early inte,l,-
pig re Of the enemy's movements and for his
I1Sp nlss when he does come.
fhe Progress, Of Thursday last, says:
several report have reached Us recently to
"a effect that large Quantitie Of gun. boa t.
nc In the Sound and that n simultaneous
Hack would DO Iiade at four or five impor
points this being one OF the places, at
y. same time, tn g Legitimate result OF which
been panic here. We, however, are not
Rac,ly prepared TO call it a panic, tor it re-
In lee more a cool and deliberate determin.
ION on the part Of our male citizens to
ace their wives and children in safer Pc.
ton out of town preparatory to giving tho
4andais ) fight as desperate as they may
DOSE to makeit. No man has been Idle here
br Jew days and every man seems deter
kined 10 dispute the advance Of the eLemy
pch by inch TO the very last extremit y, should
> venture to set foot upon land. There lisa
xedEess and determination OH tho cOunte-
8ance OF every ono that seems to say, "if
10 comes We will kill as many of him as he
IN Of u.s.
& In every part Of the Old North State, her
1eus are rousing themselves. We have heard
tn.t in Wayne county. when IL was proposed
10 draft the militia, every man INSTANTLY
Volunteered for the war. This unexpected
Nee pouser was 50 universal that contention.
{esulted upon the question OF remaintn.
6ome, and those upon whom this lot fell.
)Fere loud in their expressions Of disappoint.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-27

rASKIE RANGERS, ATTENTIOE-You
~ are ordered 20 report (mounted) at your
Camp on TUESDAY, 2sth, by l2M
By order CT CAPT. OAGKIE
n. S.-Th:s order applies TO all members in
ana about Richmond.
CAMP LEE, January Is, 1862 is a7-1t*
y EN- OT AL -FER0 USOE'ss torc.cs,eb.
III lished SHAVlN2 AND HAIRCUT
TING EMPORIUM has been removed to l4th
ST.. undsr the exchange, near tbs old Post Office
thankful Tor past favors, continuance OF the
same is respectfully solicited
ja27-6tx VIM FERGV1SON
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE

~ FOR CON0RESS lit u presumed
~ that there vii be NO Oonvsnt1on to
nominate . candidate to represent this Dis.
trict in the Oongvess Of the Confederate
States; and who thas Reprssen tative will be.
must DO decided BY fae people for Themselves
at the polls. We therefore nominate to the
voters Of this, the Third District, the Hon
ALEX AMBER Il. hOLLADAY, Of Hen.
rico, the distinguished President Of the
Board Of Public Works, a. ono eminently
9u stn, " IA r. an1 =. .aut "a /.
District 50 lately represented by the lamsn t.
ed John Tyler. Mr.. HOLLADAY will, on
the day Of election, receive the cordial sup
port OF MANY VOTERS.
ia Ats
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10 Important Enserprizs Of She Railroad
Csmpanise.

q We are grathed to learn that well con-
4srted movement Is on foot for general
5ceetng OF railroad officers in Richmond on
3hs 9Th OF February next. to devise meas
3res for the manufacture OF railroad iron
md such other articles OF indispensable ne.
3essi,y as have hitherto been procured from
Sountries Gu tside OF the limits of the Confede-
sts States. To keep up a perfect railroad com.
tunieation throughout the South. requires
d occasional renewal of material; and II
the approaching meeting osn suggest a plan
J! which the South can place herself on An
(rdependen; basis in this respect, 1t will have
home as N uch towards solving the great prob.
Ism Of national freedom, as any class Of indi-
ktduals have done since the breaking up of
The old Union. We therefore hope that a
pargs number OF practical minds will be
brought together in Richmond on the day
Designated, and that q combined and well
considered project Will then be sent forth TO
4he people