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AS Word for Gonsr1pts.

s:ts.atss ~ AZ Word for Gons11pts. saSss
1.-THE, Atlanta G0ntsderdcyg Hndicases the
Fcopsoript the odinn which somesiI!
by persons; have been attempting toe east
|npou them at says: 4s i, ~
sWe know certainly that aaTiarge proper.
ton of those Who have failed! 4!stoientersGe
service till tak5d by conscnption shass mot
30 from cowsrdise, or any nwillingness to
serve :theiroounsry, ora desire to shrink
from the ,perf0rmaueesof of2their part in the
Fatrugeietin ahioh wosars& engaged 3 Hun:
Edrsisagd thousands of young mensshaye
Estayed at home 10 iakei9oars nfwidoged
mother and fathsrless; children who but
for thisETou1d long sincc have been id the
ranks ofsthes psssiqs defenders of eur :aoils
Thousands ofiothersS have not volunteered
from al conviction that they #ere ph ysically
unable X, perform the dutiess5of a soldier,
and very properly, in ourjju dgneps thought
there: was hut little patriotism intheir man
fifesting an arderitbat would rush into camp,
all unfit, as they believed, to stand the
.hsrdships and sxposuresof camp life. Com
soription under late instructions has taken
many of these intoseryics. /: sz5, s,s = 50:
= Both these Glasses of msnchaye beencan:
I'd onsby the country to go into seryices-z
Alarge majority of them have gone sas
'oheerfaIly as any other soldiers, and taken
as vhsae, they are aipatriotic as.the most
enthusiastic volunteers. They will make
as good soldiers, do aahards fghtiugs kill as
many Yankees, and perform as ehyat
uableiseryioe, with as much zealand alac-.
rity,s sas anybody also: Fhdissseproaoh which
some, try to heap upoa conssripts is exceed.
iugly unjust andipcopsidefste andweabope:
it will cease. - :2s.lEs ::te:;2t p (, !:
There are men who deserve reproaoh and
public exscretien, Those who act coward
" Oh the battle. field, whether sconsoripts or
volunteers; and those whose oircumstsnces,
would allow them to-go into service, if they
were inclined, butswho have failed: TO vol,
unteer, and who now resort TO every possiS
bic expsdisnt2to secure: exemptions under
the. conscriptionlaw. These, aud-no others;
deserve any Ieproach.9 - T.: RI - -
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r "a General Pope says, that he keeps
his headquarters in his saddle. This will
prove great convenience TO the general
while he remains in the vicinity Of Stone.
val, as it viii facilitate his, tchange Of
base" operations, ~ .-Nfft88;l45
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Heavy ARRIyALs-vWeh haxs seeming.
ly auth 6sntio Statement Of late heavy sfrii.
val foor account Of the Gonfedetacy ata
Confederate possss.o onei million poundsef
powder and thirty .fsss sthoussnd sstandsof
arms are among the items Of the cargo ,sthe
aggregate value OF which was. such that tie
Goverhnsnt agreed to pay ssOe, 900 ssst:!
ling deli1sry4a sum equivalent; atprsss
ent rates ofexchange, to about So, ,g0G00G
---Aobile' 'Adrersises and Register, l4hsi
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From ,he ssoiuta earolinIan.
Let;the People. Read. and Redaet.

-. ~ = E.,-A ~
NJ klsttor g Fhe; ordinanes crsatinl
the Executive ConGoit Of this STATE which )
I has @of iate been 50 much con nented on
gives TO- ssid Council the power to arres'
,suapsese q a,s,9sa' s persons 70 sne foliox =.
sing tsrls aug s. g VII snai
nave power 70 arIess anu ae1aln ~ aisioysl
o. persons Hnose peing iafge
sney saail deem inconsistent wlth the pub
AZ 1ae4 safety ;y;, - y ,...,
u 81n oe @ seen tnss !. is 70 soe nature %
peaa, ssssus, saa - = aas.seaeey 1:' sas.
saas ssDsss su.pas 9'ie - ssoe : us. :.
ss! SoIss.u s.s .us.su. g,.ss au'tIs poE,, :
a..ess - spsol0 oAses, u ooulse, ~ si 70, :,
gis'"a'e fu'es o' sS oonssrucsion eAoiudo oes
2snel @M Eases e. g.Su'eo =. aenaea :V, :, -,
9 ..S.pta .% p..'on p.lsoa III 'io.s.og a.H
- - I ,s, u sae a.sOa :,
o,sv;sfian Safors siurs = ss ss:, @ aS.s;s.I I !.
"a tSastths :n.n.Is * IL .s..s.;;.ss.Ih
Iva M .ss !, ~ .''p = ~ x *
sa psasos ~ ~. 1's g. sa9 o''sa.s.' NY ..s
=. so.ln1uu is@' iiom sns Assos. sos
~ ~ s.sts s;.e;s.a 49, $ g pss'9 .aayo, :. :.
s,;oS :. 'tbs.,ssosnissa Las - .ha :Sh;s..ss
-, S 80 = - - : (
.ss, = asyos.ss souno.,. ssy als satner, g,
~ iaeuoy sae S..a.nsnSs; 3
=. ~ = Ms's saspsossa - uls.oyal e1'sl's
ise. sp.lls', sa.s.y seoss no' ns1s
isaaits 80 !. ~, = ss.s y 1' ;; ~
aassss : = s. = ar,; =, s;.hsd fss -
49, =, H. s. pss a. =. :, itY 8
!. 5;.,;,i;ss g X | g. Avs14.s ssa SSaa.., - :.
s;.ha,t s;.i,a. ~ ~ 8. - (. saazss. .1s .eh.
-, - R;...s 49, :. :, go + - lst
- $50 s.t : s. s..s. D IR.a :is sas
go 60. !: e .. WV :. aSeu.'. = .ooHo.s
: = oIs :. s's OInos stsAou' a'y .n,ssss
IS; $50 4a = .ss."'e ~ ,oy sie iess; :;
.Ss uou =" oyulsy Mou.u t.otsso 'a a..
iapaasnsa, sM pf,noiP.ee = ,tpsfs!, ~ , Is.
I. - aan.; = = :. 3 l
oants h. az Z. pstsi - H. 80. .,s.Ss ~
!. I : g f.ha Z - ~ : '1.' r'e'' y -
81 = - n q. e. :! =, =, go. :
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na- Oyerseers have largely and rapidly

,sa- Oyerseers have largely and rapidly
Increased ii, numbers since the operation Of
the Couscription; law, aud, in many places
the demand for Observation-Disclosures brisk,
without regard to, salary Is ~ sQ~S,,.
In some districts thes Hoverseers'" reside
ten miles from thecplaces which give them
name and exemption, and do not visit these
places more than once week. =: - 80
Among Z the powers and eprerogatives
claimed and recklesslg exercised; Gfor their
favorites and friends)s by the Executive
Council none has been more abused and
Iavishly extended than the making and ap.
pointing overseers, for the purpose Of @ex-
emptioh = T.. IS So z. ssTsSs =
r We repeata request, and demand that
have been made, and that We believe will
be made authoritatively in good time-let
the acts and doings and nisdeeds of the
Executive BE brought out into light Let us
specially have;a list of-the exemptions that
have been conferred, and the. commissions
that have been conferred by this body,
whose practice is constant and consistent
application Of the motto, 'sAmpliare Juris:
aictionem. ."-ChaFleston Coafier. x =.
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AETisas Ran SaEais ThisiSd dzsig6sas
and ought sosbe, J. sanlss9 q Of thsS must sbold
dsshing and suecessfut portions Of 40 ssrs
vice. Congress, in prdert 70 make, ,it ease,.f
tive and daring, has granted the ,fsngsrs
privileges hot secured to s1y otter sol disfs.
- aResponsibl IL parties id North gatslina,H
says MaieE Ger. q, 81: Hill, comnandingI,
the, aeParsn cato, North elasolipa, sbayings
reported thatsmaaY are entering ,ths;psrti.
San rangers service 81 ot ptotssaipg % shtsts
#, With the expectation of staying about
tEieirs homes; and Always 30 iold cannon shot
d TIC enemy nosipe Is hereby gisen, skSs
.si safollsd mon ID ias district die sub5sd
teesdersfremtt tteashe aauarterssand ahah
Masmeys jaetiuss di.sg, seil n11s ssqsirsaef
tks psrtsass Aa2 Of ether sols lssgA Hhed
The orders for active service are not CON-
Piled Piled with, tRs partisan companiss wiIi bs
disbaaded. ,ss@.- Ralssgh, sddardaes: s
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5 eWesses ssars Beautiful..

80
81 Ghsteanbriand gives a fahcifaf but an a.
greeeble reason for the Tact that Jewish
women are. sos much: handsomer than the
men: 4: of tkssir. nation He says Js#sasea
have escaped tile curse which alig6 6ted upon
the fathers, husbands: and so1s Notss
;JeHesss vas tofbe seen among the croxdsof
priests and 1rabble who insulted the Son Of
God, { Eseolrged him, crowned him with
thoras, and: subjected him 70 'infamy aud
ahsessSagony of the cross: The women of Jus
dea belieysdin the Savior, and assistedgand
aoethed him under aHiction. "A Woman Of
Beshapy poured onshis head precious pint;
ment, which she keptin q vaseef, ,alabaster.
The Sinner anBointed his feet With per.
f1med Oil Tand wiped them with her hair
Christ ;ouihiis part, extended mercy. terthe
JeBesaes ;, rs IS T. ,i:,.&s; ~ as ',p,s
|, He raised the dead, the, son, of the ewidoH
of Main. and Martba,s brother, Lazarus; =, -.
He cured SimeD brother:in: law, and the
woman Who touched Che hem Of his gar-
mont 70 the Samaritan woman hes'was a
SPRING. living water, ,anda compassionate;
Judge to- the woman in adultery, The
daughters Of Jerusalem :wepts over, him;
the: holy women; accom- mpanied him to caiya.
y Brought him balm sand spices, and;
weeping sought him I'm the 3sepulc chre...-t.- J:
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Il. Presid dent's Message.

% ~ - 49,, IL
H0rae.. w.1De se.ssso. - so : . : se-.see. =.
=. PRESIDENTS Message. S s.,.
To die Senate and Hosse of Il Reprssente
ttuss.of de Coatsderats States {,
4 @ 4,,,r fo,tr,ne to meet forsdayi
sing measures naoessary sto. tbs public wei
fare Whilst our country is involved in.s u
desolatinp vaaf. s Tie suffering endured B,
some po1tisns of the g psouie 3 excite the deer
ooIo;tnda e tbss 20, Se svTui
a,.nr 1haa ~, .htsnei q A.
ths $500. dss,t;;n,,1 LIN ss,S;cr tSsss
suffsr;nss sbssnsbo,ns- -
Ths $ syd GOOD conancs ,n t.: ,f4on, m
..,on. sfSs s. sjs;m;ns .ths sr,t;tusa n ,,b,
oonp.y, ;b.ye hes,. tbs,ss s;llnsfrata,, IS
h.sa sS,ahs sehss s:sros,EsS I II hy ss-b;h;s;ons
af ;nHsdnsp sro,.s.. Ia, s,os,S And In
srsi,s,sss y .;;ssn.sar ;,ssads,n ,;mss
-" - s 6. .,s
oae slu aas ~. ia..s.ss ~. = g Ds V.sas
various aiss soaaiion : sas ossn saViss ! =
'su, Auu ;sno sssa az oos' - ~ t..p's, sss
ogntluaea . sAAsSs s., 3 e.as as,s
~a,cn noe eatY cneer sae s.s.ssslnsp =
se'elet, ~. g.ss - e .ha .s.suas y
y .oas'.ssyss ..ss s - s Ssssss;;a
~ sNo 's.A's = 20 s7sss :,
nsufpat'on. !. - ~. - 1. !,
Ine vase stn. 9uisn ss1ss,stes.,us Vap i
ltal OF the gonfeaerscg mas ass,; Eneen de'eatea
and driven from the hnss. q investment
and.t enem5s Iepeaseaiy feitea an ms {. ;el.
forts for lss@oaptare. 70 BOW seeklng tor ra.s' Z
ne" sfmtes5ou soste 'u9n 80 .nss.sal s.s
'oFy aoes W. isvoi Wv s'ess SSes essl -
t,oh ol ens soa'n :. ol.eu Pteo.e'~eu 20 -,
the eve OF accomplishments 80 - ~
4he pernas WINCH, 'sfegssaea llge,s y !;
secured oy compact, 1he nsaheSs ~asva
'ramp'ed7 On oohga'iepS toass ssSlsos''
every 'euslee,as'ony. y. noav.' Ha,e 49, = !,
NJ ~ ~ - = sSassaa ~ ~
u'i0A' is0se st p9ses. : -: -. 80
onA'ao.et =. '"o uoss.ssD 80 80 - -
enem.es' saos's pse'H.. sp 3: ss.. = - IS
gafoiu " sne usaess @ It y s
'ne aleeSsss ~. as.ns -. :saa
"ann sss us.,ss. Z. =;
M upou u.u. oonoa ~ a .s s.si] 20 -,
oioouy snfeass s9hteuso 'ne ees1se PC 81
inVAu,u 'sou'o'y ~ saT e,!s e.sasn =. aa
armed c''sAeps: otue1ss. W z = Dsn.sueas = a.n'1
PesIetu' isAies - eAs ouist a.sy1 -, :
VI 'ue,SV,, arg 80. sos - sns ;, go .Ss s;f
Sn;ss;on If f,as ns.nle - .fors;sn swav =.
oonssc.t;,n b;lis az { ,barmacter m afro.
o;ons .s so ;ns.rs r. srssntet. th,e., th, Mite,
min of tina entire DopuIatiop ofthese States.
are nassed fu tbe;r oneress ,- and an',reyed
bv their Eyeentiiyes, tive : * r. ~ &. :, -: - =
~, ,,..: I,s..:: % =, ;, nr,,..5
NC Mo 'ya's op''s sS'sAs = Z, -. ss =
era'e qo4eral1ees ste iefseeu ',s.N0n' y,
tne ohllea eea.es' anu puol,o'ssaaa'e's.sesu
lof 'saae ~ .pei, ei.iss' WIZ a. nos9f'eSy
mn.on ', ts se"osen'.y aseeo,s .ne os =
'"eh ose.n~sns snu:tes p.v.'' g.. -
tte ellnse - iof'net e.tnoee ~ '.o t"o'
.ha' she soiu.eiS VI tns ,u'Su'n Hs ais &
ioano supP'lsa WIZ s1s1 tass SeeSnsi''ss q
leese iolgeu gu notes as neacs . 7uespoipl s l
U.
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B GEORGIA sARMeRY. The MiHedgeviAe
Recorder states that Georgia is now manu-
featuring, in her State prison, variety of
arms. The aGsorgiia Rifle" With sword
--bsyo6eta.taGhed, ,isa beautiful pieceo Of work.
.mauship; not surpassed by sny arm manu-
featured in the United States OF in Europe,
for actual service. For this trinmph in the;
Of war, the public is indebted
to the skill of Me- Peter Joues; who was
eighteen years head armorer assH Harpers
Ferry. : He made all the machinery; sorsas
least the finer portion Of it, which is, now,
employed in the State Armory for the mau.
ufacture Of muskets, riae'bayonets, swords,
&c. The work executed under his inspee.
tion is a very great impfoveusntdpon the
patterns ct Harpers Ferry, which, used to-
be. considered as near perfection as art
would permit. =! ~. u
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= RIaaF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RIaHF oFRMENT RIoaMoNn3
august Is, ,.-Ap order from ths, ,Adiuhns
! General directing tke general offhhcsfs coos
man dug cenfsdefats tioopsBdd ascertain snd
reporsdfs peacesbls Sisizaissh haSssSesa pusi
10 death in Arkaasasbs Goioues Fitch sapss
on The ground thas one of The ipssding
party has been shot. BY some unknown pa.
sou, ana upon being certified thereof shsils
Forthwith set apafsstbJys slots Sam smo1g my
prisoners from thearm5 Under ths eommsnds
Of Fitch.a number Of ofiasss equal nun
Der to the persons put 10 death, and placss
them 10 close confpsment for execution as
such tins ns may bs ordered by shs ftssis
dent; and shall rsgssd said RRSh;i sapa
tared 'as afelen aRd PLACE him ia caafps- a
aeslts tsuntff further rordeIs. = 80 =.
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!; 6 snersIy Agent B. 2g S. .Sg::S. A.:

~ - - = -
g, goUNrERRE1rs. &c Gounterfeit 80, Con.
sfederatet notes, recent green colered issue,
have made their appearauee at Atlauta, =
The Csosysd sda1aeg decribes their as Follows:
NoSone need Be deceived blythe counter:
felt, sItis asbotcb. The isiignette--,intended
for . likeness Of Mr., ,Memning ger-Tis very
poor, and, Instead Of being deep black, is
very pale, and the lines very rough The
:wacords1ago agonfederate5 States Of Ainerica,as e
which, iu,the genuine, are deep black:snd
gery finely executed, rare also, very pale IN
the Counterfeit, and miserably executed:
The statueso the right hand end Of the
bill is azwfetched :botch. The green on the
bills is paler than ON the genuine The
three cirolesiu the engraving on the. left
band end Of tie bin have, .iin the genuine,
afye' 10 very small letters seyes
raj timesJ ID two lines 10 each circle, These
vordsss.fpe'sare notssiu the counterfeit, :.
Then, the signatures, to- the bill; are ssnil
giragtd mot Printed-aud is. on shabby pa,
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2 : GEMssos THoiyJatHr; g. i The mind may b
|oserbutdepsd like tSe body, II is strength,
Eened! more BY the warmth Of exercise thar
Eof clothes. '..sr.- E-;sSs sz..sziis (
r. Uneasy and ambitions gentiity, is al'
ways spurious geptilky. The garment
which one Has long worn never ats lincoln.
fortabie:a sass ). '' 2 81, 81 sss :; 3.
He that, blows the: Goals sins quarrels he
has nothing to doswith,, has noright tocom.
plain if aspark fly in bis face. 5 - !
II you wish for care, perplexity and
misery, be selfish in ll,things; thissis'the
short, road to trouble ssfSgS2T 5. eBs !:seyy
The, forms and ceremonies of .politeness
may be dispensed, With, 10 "a measure, ip
the relasatiohis5 and intimacies Of ones own
FIRE side, but kind attention never. Y:
Ss,Thee heaviest ~fettess that: eyer. weighed
down the limbstofa captive, :is$ the,swe
of.the, gossamer, compared with the, pledge
of the man of honor, The wall Of stone and
the bar,of. IRON may be broken, but his
phghted word newer : y - ~ .,z'..S
= Childhood is like a mirror, catching and
rejecting images all arouud$it.S Remember
that an impious, ,profane, or vulgar, thought
may4 operate upon a young heart like care
less spray of water thrown upon polished
steeg staining IT With rust that no after. ct.
forts can eHace:$ S<'< -, :" =. :, !;
: II meyer knew onerwho was in the habits
Of scolding able to govern a family, What
makes people scold? The Want Of self gov
ernment' How then can they govern 9th:
ers Those who govern well are generally
calm They are pronptaDds resolute, but
steady and nild, 70. = 81 a. ~. x
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"a sNoBLE sRxAMipIE- ri; 5scEse
.Nsisssssippiiaa says Gshsey ptopfiis:sst
Eof. the. Woodaiile Factery, we areinforpsa,
has been and IS ssilf furnishing the Guar.
|tesmassarss Department, for the use of sbss
army, ssith a3:gooa fartisssf I6sslss -
twenssdEe centsa yard. and alinssyss stsss-
5enty,fye: gents gard; = sHe. .gst tassst apf,
fent and exorbitant prices demanded SHs
che haberdashers, huokstes, and ot6Sf ss1:s
tortioSers, and ssslsaa The Goserfmenssa
:clothe its sbrase and sometimes slmoss No
Eked heroa, at one half the market price =
What noble example Of disintetsstsd Saaa
lofty patriotism! Is u : : s 's,'.
AM IssUFE1cI LENT. 3 EEALfAroRg PoIls
agree with the Richmond ES..
:sansiasr as to the retaliatery policy o.. tss
President that, "by assuring the pSsioats
;;solaserintthe Yankee ranks immunity as
der oil circumstances. from retaliation, itsoss
fsrs q direct prepiun toahis sxcsssss s;atis
encourages him, to o,go further than tie bar,
barousS order Of thea ommianders Yould var
rant and 1t tarDs him:bossi iupon tie eorp
9aprisilsged and uubridled'ousa.
throat" &rGs'7s1sa. g.ti4aa ~ ~: s.-n.ssS
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|. YANKEE DEsERTERs ~ eeseTters fspms
Pope,s bfsiug . Ysakee army st;lf consin1ss
% come con siltt into our lines AsfSgs hdhbSf
have; ;rssssd ppsthss Valley aWisEfne ths iast
fsssuigb The noshos tbsse dsssrtsrs ais
XirginIsns, who declare that Asy ,HstsI.
forced into the Yankee ssrsiice. Eiye, ofs
ttis class, in one squat, lately bslonsing tos
she SshsY YirgipiaEegim pams iutoiH Bar.
ls7antgg Modday evening iia sssbarza AZ
ssst H. Ripkes's cavalry. Thsyasay
ssSat, dssertio6s ii their army aie Sssy num-
srons5 and they swonldd greatly iacrsass, III
5aehrs not forfhs gsleeple silsnSs fishss
aiiesrs some of Shota astaslly daaspy ths
places Of sentipels at night to prevent tkeii
nsn from runaing Of o Rsiehnsoad EaqxS
.,::ss.t - 25 ~ ssEga - ~ SssfzT
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8 "a sIEEEa g gUf'Eaa SFos J4ox<
SOW 4PTgaRDa -Rhe tUnitsd Statsss avs
10 Newark, Is Jg hare seized II
silver cnp;which had been sent to an CO.;
ggrrsaser IN t6at city &. .es marke I'D t0liosss.
Nd; sAAss .sstolissoaa1 sJaehsdSs s. 7s:
H. .sss9ei. .ssssises
: Its not Known whether It u inseaasd fos
sdme Loage1or Lodges, OF Whether nEs
present. for some Child in Dixie ths Iastst :
is probablEthecsass. seFhe ssabjeee is houss
ever fuudsr.i ipyss't ssstioHb BY shspsppsilsasi
.nofrluaesias DOE aesas1 II. ss
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rights and to, maintain our existence BY
against our foe every energy and

rights and to; maintain our existence bJ
employing against our foe every energy and
every resource at our disposal. :
g T append for your. information ! copy .!
the papers exhibiting the action Of tht
Government, up to the present time, fol
the repression of:the outrages committed on
our people. Other measures now IN pro:
,gress will be submitted hereafter EI e
!. II inviting your attention to the lsgisla'
ton which the necessities Of our condition
require, those. connected with the. .prosecu,
stien Of Che war command almost undivided
attentions 4 e.5s 80. :. ~; ,.; :;
Z The acts passed at your, last session in.
tended to secure the public, defence By
general enrollment, and to render uniform
the rules governing troops i'd the service,
have led To some unexpected criticism that
is much to be regretted: I, ~ Is. e &.
u The efficiency of the law has been thus
somewhat impaired, though it is not be.
Eesed that IN any Of the States. the popua
lar mind has withheld its sanction from
either the necessity Or propristy Of yonf
Il :iis only by harmonious as
well as,jealous action that a Governments rs
new as ours, nshered into existence On the
very eve ofsa great war, and unprovided
with the material necessary FOR conducting
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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-03
Nerada 2etllufrat.

MILITARY MOVEMENTS AGAINST TUE Hun
BOLDT INDIANs.-The Humboldt Times OF
the 18th of March has the following inter-
esting items:
In obedience TO the orders of Col. Lippitt
Companies X and +, I'd Infantry G. V. left
Camp Lippitt on Monday for Forts Lyon
and Anderson respectively. Yesterday Co.
A Sd Infantry started for Fort Baker.
Capt. Akey, with detachment of cavalry
leaves this morning for vicinity of Cooper's
mills; detachment TO be relieved each Is
days. The troops are now all in the field
with the exception of an available force of
about 20 at Fort Humboldt, under COM
mand of Lieut.. Davis. We hope TO hear
often from the commands, and shall with
great pleasure chronicle their success in
subdung the hostile Indians of their sever.
al districts. Mr.. Painter Informs us
that an attack was made yesterday by In-
dians uponpsome white men at Loqua; the
men escaped but were obliged to leave their
houses aud property TO the mercy Of the
savages The Indians kill cattle in that re.
gi0n al pleasure, aud it seems to be plea.
sure for them to do it, as in many instances
they leave the carcases untouched. We
commend these Indians to the kind Offices of
the troops at Fort Lyon.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-03

Gov. WISE AND HIS DEAD SON The Nor
folk correspondent of the Richmond Dis.
patch, under date of the 18th February,
writes
Last night, when the steamer arrived at
Currituck, Gen. Wise directed that the cOf-
fin containing the remains of bis son be
opened. Then, learn from those who were
present, scene transpred that words can
not describe. The old hero bent over the
body of his son, on whose pale face the
full moon threw its light, kissed the cold
brow many times. and exclaimed, in an ag-
ony of emotion, "Oh, my brave boy. you
have died for me-yOu have died for mel"
That powerful old hero of Eastern Virginia,
as famous for the generous impulses OF bis
soul as for bis indomitable bravery and
prowess recovering now from bis illness,
and nerved perchance more strongly by the
great loss he has sustained, will fight the
enemy with an energy and a determination
that will scarcely be successfully resisted
by the congregating enemies Of freedom
and humanity.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-03

MASON AND SLIDELL IN EURoPE.-The lot
of The rebel Commissioners in Europe is
extremely unpleasant At last accounts
John Slidell was running about Paris in
search of house, NJ. Thouvenal having de-
clined TO receive him 10 an official capacity.
All the reply that Earl Russell vouchsafed
to Yancey d Co.'s long screed was the sim
pie acknowledgement of the receipt Of a
letter on behalf of the "so-styled" COnfed-
crate States. Lord Lyons wrote TO his
Government that the South was 70 much
puffed up with an "Overweening sense of
its own Importance" that England would
experience very serious inconvenience
from any attempt at civility. Thurlow
Weed says that Mason is avoided by the ar.
istocracy Of England, and lives quietly in
London, receiving only the visits Of few
secessiOnisls who happen 10 be 10 the city.
Yancy is already quite disgusted. and is re-
ported to be on his way home. With these
repeated snubbings, ii is not to be wonder
ed at that Mason and bis fellow-conspira-
tors are Respondent. BY this time they
mnst have discovered the hopelessness of
their case
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-04-03

How TO PUSH THROUGH CROwD-The
San Francisco Herald relates that the peo
pie there have great dread of the small
pox. On Thursday evening crowd col
lected in front of the Varieties-a Meodeon
institution-a very tall gentleman, in COM
pany with very short gentleman, attemp-
ted TO pass through the crowd, but on the
average were either too long or too short
to make the rifle. They backed down ac-
cordingly, and having retreated to a res
pectfu distance, the long man requested his
short friend to take him by the arm aud he
would guarantee the course would he open
ed. Short friend acceded, and long man
proceeded, shouting in stentorian tones:
"Gentlemen, will you please make way and
allow me to pass through with this small
pox PATIENT" The sidewalk was vacated in
aD instant, and the long and short friends
passed through, laughing 10 their sleeves at
the success Of the "doge." 1t is fit illus
tration Of the unwarranted apprehension of
the public in regard to the small pox. With
many, the bare mention of the word, as in
the above instance, will cause a stampede.