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The New York herald., 1862-07-29
Recruiting fn Pennsylrania.
HARRISBURG, July .S IKE.
The following letter aud important G,,srel orer
just been made public.

The following letter aud important G,,srel orer
Just been made public.
WAR DErAsTsENT, WAsHScToy, July IS, 1852
His Excclency A. q. CrRTS, Governor of fenDsylvan
Sr;-I have been dire ectsd 10 ADVISE you that the sys
TEN Of snlisng recruits for nine and twelve months
adopted in Pennsylvania, has produced great disatis
faction in other States which have confined themselves
10 enstmcnts FOR three years the THIS system
you was adopted without any intention the
part OF your Scsercy OF the gcperol government
make unfair dstin c,on between the States. The de
parmsnt entertans earnest desire 10 act In entire
harmony with the State governments, and strong
OF the earnest and efficient aid which IL has always
promptly received from yeur Exceency aud H. IL only
because the department Is fnily satisned Of the
inc xpcdienoy of short sLlistmsgts The mposs,tty
of extending the system 10 other States aud the jus tce
OF the complaints already adver,ed 20 that change Is
proposed in Pennsylvania Hence the Secretary OF Var
Is compelled 10 ask your fxcclcnoy to change yow
system Of recruiting, aud lot your regiments
20 the fed an equality Ia every
fespect with those from other States. The muster.
ing officer will continue to muster into service recruits
enlist ed for nine aud twelve months until the 10th day Of
August next AZ which time il is supposed The change
suggested will have been completed
b ercsr of The Secretary Of War
G. r. BUCKINGHAM
Brgodier General aud A. A. q.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29

lkAyTwoRtB. Jaly -, 1sh1
More reliable advces from tho South state shat our
forces iornd Fort Gibson abandoned by tbs rebels.
A Reconnaissance showed then 10 be posted
FIVE Thousand strong under General Cooper
the south bank OF the Arksnsas, ut the mouth
Of Grand river. Their force is composed o'
500 Aransisns and 900 Texas, with two batteries Of
artillery, tho remainder being Indians, mostly Choctaws
and Creeks.
Tie route from Fort Scott 10 Fort Gibson entirely
free from rebels They having retreated across the kan
when our troops advanced.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The Gunboat Fight Above vicksburg-
The Latest News from the Armies OF
Mcclellan, Pope, &c.--Interesttng from
New Orleans. &C.. de-. Sc.

Tho ,unard mail stcarnship Persia, Captain Lott, viii
leave this port TO morrow for Liverpool
The mails fcr Europe will clio in this city at eight
O'Clock 10 morrow morning.
The New YORK Decentralization for Eurolc--will be
rubishcd at seven O'Clock tc-morrow morning and win
contain an interesting account from Special CORES
roudsut or the Fight between thc Rsbcl ironCsd Ram
Arkansas and the Union Fleet above vicsbug Import
ant Operations or General Popes Army The --latest News
from the Army the Peninsula; late Nows from New
Orleans: Guerilla Operations in Kentucky and Missouri;
Anoirs in Washington and all other Interesting new 4 Of
tho past week.
Single copies, IN wrappers, ready Tor mailing, six
cents.
sampson low, Son Co. AZ LuJgae fini london Eng
ispd will receive subscriptions and advertisements or
the NEW YoRK HxaApA
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
Movements OF Rebel Guerilias in Mis-.
souri,.

FT. IorE. IuIy 2S, 1852
The Democrat Is informed on good authority that
earty Of foar or nve mounted rebels started yesterday
morning from Georgetown, twelve niles from -. Tonls,
apd proccsdcd to Manchester where they Joined by
similar party equal IN number The whole force then
moved towards the southwest, intending to ioin
guerrilla baud gathering corps Of rebels. Mounted
Nroops haze boon cent In pursuit.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
Our Fortress Monroe Correspondence.
Nn I,lt,

ichiREsS MONRoE, Va July Zti loOS.
Arsfya' Of Sci and Wounded from RicAmond-Gsaerai
HaEIcck az Fortress Conrabaads for the Arny
on JaAcs RiUer, DO.
Tho steamers Kennebec Commodore and State OF Maine
arrived this morning from City Point. with sick and
wounded to the number OF thousand in the aggregate
Perhaps onebrd of the number will be landed here and
placed In the Mil Greek Newport's News hospitals and
ths balance comprising those seriously sick wounded,
will be North the precise point Of destination moi
being 6xed upon yet The fact that 80 large part OF
the patients will be landed here makes it impossb to
bend correct list Of to-day. To morrow
hope to DO able to send full and correct is OF the
amss Of those going North and OF those remaining
taere BY waiting twentyou hours acs to give
fas precise destination OF every brought down. and
thus relieve the friends OF the sick and wounded OF the
annoyance aud trouble Of looking them among a hos
them
IL hss cccasioEed good deal Of pain ard disapoint
on OF c discover that the lists OF the newspapers
hayc not been entirely correct in so sf a that they dd
not designate tho names of the patients WHO we're placed
oosing froaa chmond thereby conveyg the idea that
all had gone North. This viii be rsmeoied 10 future
Mshr GeDcta' hallecs, Commaader-in-C hief OF The
United State Land forces made brief visit 10 Fortress
&onroo yesfe day afternoon soue from tEs Army OF
shs Potomac v Washington lie was acconran led by
MAJOR Ccneras Burnside and Dix, Bigad.er Generals
Mcp Cuom stevens, Reno. Parks and aaior Eclton or
his stsi Iis appeared to be in sycelen. state OF
Dcath ana 10 ne spirits. He left for We hi ton the
Hero Captain iIancox, at seven o'clock, accompanied
ty General i'ur:sde and the members Of his personal
StaH.
Under the recent order from the War Department al
She spare and aiab!o negroes in tho department 70
DO sent TO the army OF tho Potomac iegog fatigue
duly, as wel in the trenches a. Ia the v.ar-
tsrmaster's Department. The Steamboat South
America, ta?l,n Morton, took up about Two hundred
from Norfolk escrday, and also quite large number
from Eewport's News Thofe are sti n large number
which viii undoubtedly be sent up who vii Tor ls first
tima since they lines earn teis living. 1t
Is high ttne that practical course be adopted these
lazy blacks and If Greelcs would go into tho tcld as
their leader let them armed with tho pick Ord shovel
hEd accomplish something. There great nNnber in
Hunter depa, who might well be and
put to work @ course this would interfere s0fhcwhst
with General lunters pet scheme of max ag soiers o
Che c0ntrabands but in the end it would be better for
both tho aaIkoy ard the government
Tue wcathcs Is Intensely warm again and wo fnd il
dangerous TO expose ourselves TO tho
We have news from the army.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
OucriIIas Routed fn Missouri.

PA1TtN, NO. IuIy =, IS62
Lieut.. Chavc,nx, with n company or state militia
came upon bard Of gucrlas. 200 strong from one OF
whom hal received information, ve mites oulh Of this
place.
Hs attacked and completely routed them, killing ard
WJnding numbcr, aud taking Capain rat erson their
teadsr, pr soior c also took one Other Prisoner oar
&ose waL three wounded.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29

BRowS--HaL.-xo Sunday, July II, at tha Presby.
ierian church. Brooklyn, by tho Roy. u. O. Qussncl Nj
WILLIAM BRowS to Mrs. MAxo,Kkt Hall, OF Cookstown,
Ireland.
wA,Si--SHorr.-At Rsrgsn on Sunday, July q, by tho
Rev. q. W Psndleton, Mr. RICHARD ". B. WALSH TO Mss
ErAlH Snorr.
Newark papers please copy.
wARRsS-GARplSs sR.--0n Monday evening, july II, BY
the Rev james Mstt, vt the residence OF tho brides
mother Mr.. OfvKR WARRES TO Miss MARGARET GARDINER
al Of this city.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
S,.ro,,uc f.o,,,,x

In consequence OF the occupation OF mo county sea ~
the suoIny s County Court OF tarclne was tsisbls
sit for ,ly term. Governor Letcher has ssacd =
proclamation authorizing the Justices OF the couy TO
hold of the Court Nesdwooa "a piccInct
commencing on Friday, the lat OF August
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
The Case OF Ex-MarshaI par,rsdge.

NUHWTIH, 1ltN 20 TNTZ4
fowls g. Partridge, United States Marsh. aud 10 tmas
Ger here under buchanan, and who recently Indicted
~ the grand Jury for high treason, e ab.condcd nc
empansd by oincr prominent parties hnl l.icascd With
him Tho principal charge was cuttins the Gag
b,aa end carrying or the Uuilsa stalos lag.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29

kANsASC CITY, July 2Ss 1SJn.
The Santa m1il has arrived, with dates 10 te 18th
fhsfs Ia news OF Importance.
J. Howe Watts, Of Santa 70, had been appointed Major
In the volunteer service, and win be asasne 10 ths duty
Of faymaster OF New Mexico
The crops throughout the territory oyccllsnt apd
6romise 70 be more abundant than eve before,
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
ha Porter vessel. tho point of leaving for Mo.

WA Portsrs vessels tho point Of leaving for Mo-
bus and the James river.
nat Portsrs mortar sioops intend returning to New
Orleans seems positive fact, but is doubtful Farra
suts eight vessels that tho blockade the 2sth ut
~ repeat thsr sxpsrm ,nt though they could do SO At
night with little apprehension OF loss Since the repulss
cf General Mcclellan public attention is'iand viii be
eurnsd To Richmond, and every snort nade by the 60
vsrnmsnt TO reinforce his army land render hs fan OF
She Virginia capital certain Under s.ch circnm-
stances thoro is very little probability that we shall
Oceys more land forces and without them 1t appears,
4nothing will be done The pennsular canal viii be Of no
benefit the present and for the remainder Of the
anonth We viii do little more, opne, than keep guard
opposite vcsbnrg, did for nearly two months off
Fort Pillow brong in the heat and contending desps-
satey though unsuccessully, with the myrads of
saut0ss.
The sane paper pronouncss Farraguts canal dead
failure, and says the work. as 1t now stands is mode,
OK engineering stupidity.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
General Pope Stfrs UP the Rebel Bile.
tfrom the Richmond Dispatch July as

The orders Of General Pnpo published In tho Dispctch
OF YESTERDAY snrpass IN barb2rity any thing ever yet
proclaimed BY The cdersis in Virginia latitude. They
sweep from every citizen who refuses 10
himself into slave every vesige OF his possessions
the face of the earth. They despoil him OF property
home and liberty leaving him no possibility OF redress
except ~ proving his Loyalty to the dcspotc power which
inicts UPON him the most ntolcrabc wrongs. IL IL
striking iusraon Of the degrading influence Of Puritan
asspcaor that this Pope Kent ckian, with good
Virginia blood IN his veins should become 50 degraded
by his antlon with Yarksss TO surpass them all in
his atroc,ous schemes of plumber and oppression. The
Confederate government and peepls must meet this nhu-
tool oi tyranny in the ssmo spirit which he has
evoked irwin not do 10 fight monsters with gloves on
Men cf pcpes cabre forbearance into fear II
is high time that they should be dsabused II that delu
sion b. the ros summary vengeance for every deed OF
inhumapity and crime.
II pompous and porteutous procatnat could make
soldier, julius Cesar would be baby in tho hands OF
General Pope IRE man IL simply com pound of vulgar
self-conceit impudence and brutaty and will be OK
pocd In due limo like all the other military humbugs
that have preceded him. Tho tyranny he threatens to
practice u peaceful citizens will inaamo instead Of
ihtimdate. The cruces he propcses to visit upon our
guerillss will DC visited Upon his mon, upon
himself !r his horses legs do not run fast as his
gnrsous tongue. Whenever cf thu federal gene
rails who pangrate the Kind Of warfare threaoned by
Pope in his pro,ana ion, falls into hands, ne oupht
10 BE- hIng 10 he fst ttye "a short shr d lonQ oie
for ali sach ,acmigs Of hsimdnuy
The New York herald., 1862-07-29

GENERAL Ua,DEEs--So. III.
WAR DEPARrsmSr.
ADJuTASr AND INSPECTOR GENERALS ofFfcE,
RIcuMosp, July %, 1892.
The successful defence OF vcksburg against toe nor.
tar 0cet OF the enemy BY Major General Van Dorm end
tas oacse aud usa under w command entities thSa
The New York herald., 1862-07-29
Rebel Opinion or the sYanlsec' Debt.


writer estimates tho Yankee debt at 81 200 900 600.
We nave no doubt that this Is below tho mark one OF
their papers said in August 1851 that thc were spend
ing 81 900 600 day aud the expenses have increased
rather than fallen OF since that time Lincoln it III be
recollcced, had palavsr with certain comm ssionss
from certain border states Ia which ho proposed 90 buy
all tho negroes. The proposition gross fraud.
where Is he to get the money from 20 pay FOR hem The
whole rev Of the Yankee dcspos so 600 9O0
nnd the slaves Of Virginia acno worth s4Oo 900 600
Some Of these comiss accepted his terms. DO
the fools knew the condition Of tho treasury better
than that They living nI0n credit, anu IL ihey
run up bill OF 81 500 900 goo year other scores
where IN the money come from 60 pay OF this2 Ia it
from texationY why tho whole value a all the proper
~ IN tho Yankee States y but 50 600 600 oC0 and the
dcbt viii reach that sum in four years.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29

Rupture Cured-At Msrsh's Radical
cue Truss Insiitas shoulder Brsees, sg.psnsory Band
CAPS Ankcts &C. Corner Broadway and And street. under
Barnun's Museum A female 10 attend ladies'
The New York herald., 1862-07-29

Bull Rum !-Many SOLDIERS Died for
lack ol medical tTeataent H0LEONAl'S Pills aud Ont.
men. would haze prevented this.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29

Comfort a9d Cure for the RuptUred.-
Sent free 80 sH Oh. afflicted with rupture or hernia AT
dre-s byy New York Post
The New York herald., 1862-07-29

Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 2ol Broadway Murray
Ncw York.
The New York herald., 1862-07-29

Doc tor Hunters Dfscovefy Cures tho
very worst Scrofls, Obstinate EraplDn o the skin
and old Ulcers No Dvisonfcet, New yors oy, since
The New York herald., 1862-07-29

Prizes Cashcd in All Le&alizcd Lotto
ries. Information given. JOsRH BATES, niokar,
III Wall street, 4. New York
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

- Gs Iinb uAs prsi 8rtefs iibsrarten iuOrS eu,
0te anf BEN Sdla&tfsIpe am G9ida6UmrnD az
8sfunesn WarOen. Dieielben InO an tinsn tsgs
Saen SSIeaten Der n6r0!ttsn gruue Wam.ns
SeaIsr 8ari59tet, aus 8shoin9 9a,. aSrfliFrt, II.
bensn sn lisbenoss g8s6 Der slidirsen 5sfu
trbr t9res Gattsm ent9sSenfisbt Qrms Sran
wis bitter ptrfs bW bid ass5giat fss-~.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

Den aweitsn Srtf gu bUlen
8ar' iiinp'a'r uete,Fus,
Va @Ctt mir ieltia bcfo9lcn,
2'aB t@ nod Isben mub
90 istes nm 9i6t ter sonuen -
Der @reis nit bsitsr'm, Sinn,
0etn @atBEutb mar ;erruuuen,
Setn i6werss Siut ea6u.
No@ irsib man ss I'm 86e;Haeu,
DOB etss Ger eiua'se Wann,
Der ie I'm IcPsru @siRsau
anf frepsln SeI5RmOrO lann.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05
gtRilltton.
Ser S6beiR9auer Setbifut6rSer.
Bon Qter. &aufmanu.

20 par cir re'Ster Srenner,
Gin a6ter @cinprrpbet,
Dcr brFe Yrotcutcnncr,
90 wett oGs 5fbstnsau sebt.
Dem famcn Ihwerc 3eitcu,
gu iaHer rann ibm bas 8(ut;
9eH Gpo FG sw bersitcu,
Srmos lein piiR'rer Nutt.
9pt iSts? @s f8mcr,t unfdali@,
SU @tncr li6 erltidt,
G,a tSWsen 1T a[Itdgti9 -
steiR, i6 crbanS' mth niati
Sn's 8ofcr tSnut' i'd tlufen 2
@lu S6aurer fast ecu Mann.
gStu bod men Strid mir fAuien
Srm SeiIrr ntteuan
Oinn fast. es ftt Sersnii9Ii6,
lHo wGtrte ni6t Su lang.
De lief ct uEpersI9Il&
uuo tauftc F4 ben Strans.
Den tat er wptt tefribcu,
ERit StI i'm wciA sema@t,
llno il: tinob Sei6li6sn
Sn ieiHe Sellers gla6t.
9m Searr min i'd faribcn,
5lf Ieer audi 8as bel 5ns;
Ge ilnfti8t iboH meiH SeiNcn
Der &raum pom iii5sn NaB.
9!m 6Dhfen mriner 6Gtne
3eftltjat triro rrr Strana, =
Ih. S5rdus rinnt aui 39rGns
SCt iOIctem S6msvsnSgans.
Doh wanb er I'M ben 6a6nen
Den Strlf nit fe,tcm 0tuth
98ae foH MT mir fir sin abaeu
SD riede 9ekrnbIut!
8dr' nO6 ctn sfcif setlteten
Da ereGt er on prm 6ahu,
linn mGht tj, Fr,,,,t,a o.t.;oL
s. Gsiphmn. &C -, IsS'."
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Oaa qaiGt ia nte eia Srunuen,
Sas Duftet punocrtar!
Sect he,Bt et 1h bcfcnnen,
Sb I'D Biniiter fabr'!
Das ii ia yOu bis oben!
e.sr SS,S sntt ,4s h, s'E Quit ,-,,l n %LS'n! ,s
Gin S5' ~ ,,. Ssp H"b W. 10 s,I !Gpt"
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-07-05

The German ADVERTISER.
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at S2sO per
Annum, payable in advance
ems for Advertisements reasonable
'EfIcE; BROAD STR, next to CITY HALL
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Sesinsunscr.
Ser ,gnseiser" erF6snt rben Spnnasene III 81 25 IN
baip)aper SprapS sobuRs cber III gts ;e6lbur ON Die
SrG9er SnSeieen tperotn IS GtS tti einmoa,r Sim
Tustns su9enomssnitseo rrcjtcre ol miro NIT 25 Gts
eere3nst Stebence 3eid6ftSaei9en pcu $I2 Der Sobr
i : nterttjdbribrr grrdlsSabiaNs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-18

! The banks hold sbou, so,OooOOS on rpeci.l d.po
siS. That Is, the owners Of the rne.as seo,., IT,.
| u be returned In the saSne shape when oall.a g.,
The average h les than Last week, and TIA 49,,
amount held on Saturday was tg,sl0oOs m.
commercial loans continue 10 decline, and the DEM
iits less this week than last. The actual amoun, Of
the hrmsr il 3Ia $4,000, and Of the lassr stcs-
224't0. In o,hm words, the Banks owe their depos
d,ors vi, Ts6OOO more than the merchants ovp the
Hsubs aud : . after amount continues 10 deorei .
'pidy u-"'gh maturity and payu ert Of tie
'us 1'p decrease n The circulation il no, -
',.e as WA io t'd ? r face o. thu rising ra,s a
premium on z IA.
T.r S'uta ana nlmeuta ~ tie Treasury to,e tsH
h'rc NV ne'1ts ite VI nae, encounter great opp
,itn. The clarsa making ,te coup,ns u the Co.,
,tru.'it loan syAble In specie, will meea vtsi.
~. ~ orrcsion from the Comu.ities u Ways and
M,ans who demand that the soldiers who hght Er
hr Gosrrr tnent shall have n leas, a. gocd mousy
go Va" hutrs, who stay Il home. This visw q
tc rna,ter s ncrsvc, W say nothing Of the Rre-a
cvp'nic ~ which the Governmen, will he subjec,eS
In huytng eoin, with which w. make the payments
" interest. .Ie only way Of buying the coin h "
ray ont s,ocks tt 1T great discount. II the
at should he 10 more than fGOotto,NO In July
nry', the intcres, wtl he $4,000 COO every ar
m,nths. sIIh' Tto,A t. NV ~ per cent Tor coir,
tpt,slye ip,itOOCO u crin will therefore reuuir.
o. t-.ur o' $50 900 OF ,'ock even At the prs
ert rate - -. tangs. Thus the i,hbers woud
pr,ht 18th Ways. TIE only l.rini pie that can bs
t,"gii''d NJ sound In the hnaaciN policy II the
g .vriumfut IL L'ttN ai, quaicy q me, the whnle
interest and then n sell tho G,vernmens
-tock h tho market vaIuS whAtavr
that may he. There are two reasor now st lowur
rcof--o,e Il, dV, edit the otLer Is oyersupply of
,to,ks. TIE rner depends enurey upon Ca-
grc-a. The moment Il shows the moral courage
and the de''ruinntiun o. support tho credit q Tia
nation curh icuco vii leonme perfect Tlere viii
otly rmUn q eu tie other cause fof lpwor prios-
and TIA doreud- upon ,h' supply II n,onsy Appli-
cable to the Government wants. Hthe Dcptrumena
is now Obliged y live 20 I'r cent 6,r money, . fsv
yrNrs ~ pcocc will accumulate capital tbs, the
rptc Will tdl tn ~ or ier cent. Tho pivu, 4
the finances IL taxes. littry Ara OHon,, the taSa
n loans vii regulate it,ef by the competi,i.
amor x lenders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-18
PRICE ONE CEN T

breed has run. OUT. Diminutive black pigs
stray around the kland and sometme, have
TO take = purchase on each others tails, 40
that when they root they won't take setner-
ssplt. ScrsRRy black sheep rs.m di,conso-
Ltely over the sand hills, picking skeleton
gsass here and there or browsing in the chap
ps:sl Of the woods. A skeleton horse, with a
skel,"cn rider, Is met every now and then,
and ore does not know which 70 10 scned at
most, tae dried up man or the wthered beast.
The chickens are All bant am, the ducks small,
40 small thsy can hardly qusck, the geese most
all Rsnders, and the dogs spirtlas'.
Tho Hshing IL splendid. On tho ocean side
you cast our line through the breakers, snd
often catch drum fi,h weighing from 10 to 20
pounds also bl1e fish, sea trout ard founder.
In the S Sluni large quantities Of she'd, mullot,
maokortl, aud wthe tsh are caught Ia scines.
Oysier beds arc plentiful, ard clans may Je
fohnl in large tuu.bcrs.
The mocking ird 'ings all day, from tho tree
tops his varied notes, and At nigh. tho orl
hoois his war cry. IL isa strange place, indeed,
and will always be remembered With Curio,V,
by any orc who has hesn At Hstter,A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-18
uat,eraa Llahd,

Tre Island Of Hatteras, now the pave oI op
.,a,i,rs Of the Burnside Expedition Is aoou'
a. mn os in length, and from one quarter 70 two
p,I wide in its widest part, which '' AT oapo
u,.,. "a. A correspondent describes tho place
| d, i,l VS.; ohont
nTi entire population Of the island Is apDut ,.,
6r-,'r hundr,d. They got a lylnB oy nIasf1
| and 4 ippiug wrecked vessels, ol, as tnvy
| ~ u JuTdtr." They arc unen'erp,isihE =, uian h'uo
h,i,,Gs bu. cunni l.. S)ne OF lhom .s., n1.p
Iy'J 4 ar s.v,nty ) ara, and know no o,na'
,, With but faw eXcep ioH- th'y ar a
In,aId everything. Secession when 'ecg,n al
nn rt, md Union when Union ia s'ronges'. n a.,
- 'T't lem have monty and in tho enli s.S'on ,
, r,.go large Gums. Toy uA'e ,l 'ho
"S"' ~" for a1ur ard corn raiso, lEsS SS
= ,r,1,i, g d sWeet pl'ato,,s, out OF "nTu
: ~ maze h,avY b'eod, ire clHS
I (which ia slmo,' as a,a'ly a. The c4 non p.l
of ,he rebels B,r.l, a'e surk milne 'sno s,.t
a I'll for wells Attached 20 pole II, r wv.
"a a,pt barrel, Which ia tbs huck-t; ln,re a. q,
- 10 ca,re,s on tho floors of their houses an
,s yhep the little winduilla break, they pnnu
of thsir corn in uortas, and thus prepare '''
- The cattle sad stock are like tho P0'Pls-t
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J., q aim A. eSac'ly in tho centre of the re-
In. Ito tituatiol il much more beautiful
on 'a' = B.~hnz Green. We have oiien
600 rr.at.y a mirod l.. Level, but swept by
pwi 'thcatrt OF hills, ,wi'h single entrance,
tb- PLAIN se,ms made for the location OF = groat
'Iv I was settled by a very itt,.ngeRt po-
rs',tiou tf,m virginia, man' Of tho best fAml-
i.-,i Huttck, aud the West and Southwest
'.iu,tirg thsrr. Slavery, howevsr, kooHs
thing st.tiCr ary, or, even in a. young coun'
Try as ours, gives everything the dry rot.