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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE SOLDIERS or
H TIE UNION ARMY, 'f

LIE NloN ARMY
An orNCE OF PREVENTION Is WORTH , rnrSnoR
CURE.
Nearly all the diseases incident t. camp lifo
3ri%innt. win arrangement and irresuiarity of the
Die part OF the human system, first feel the Effects
TO during their term of active scryice '''
The best weapon Il defence you can hay. against
.nno DIR; DANIEL EXANs' PATENT
SAFEGUARD COMBINED
The Surgeon General and the princinsI pbrsi
nua OF its medical qualities, have recommendrd =.
Mes'rs.E q. EVANS ~ co. secured the RICH, 70
sell the SAfE ARD in the United States. and
intendence of an able physician and arrangenent,
have been made to place them within the reach If
sh in Philadelphia New York ani nj Bo SSsn Ss's6
soldiers in this vicinity about to dcpa-t for the
can be supplied.
SOLDIER THAN A
IMPLICATED SAFEGUAKp.
Tn attention Of soldiers and friends of Soldier,
Tuo SNNp OF GIlf TES
TIMELY Use.
Price according to size. No /, Sis; No. ., s.,
Liberal commissions allowed Agents and person,
fcrmia& Clui,,.
Srn b, mail or express to any address on the ra-
ceipl of the price including postaae, if ~ mail.
Postage "n No. l. % cents; No. 2 cents: No. ), 10
EVANS
Desert ptive circulars sent free:
Send orders to q. q. EVANS & Co,
Agents for the nited Ststes
Room II Washington Building, Penn. svenu,
Washington.
No. 49, Chestnut street. Phiiade phi. a.
No. 2l2 Broadway. New York,
No. 81 WashinstoGt street Boston.
Also, for sale by dealers ia Military Goods and
Dru ggl-t>.
Entered according to an Act of Congress, in the
year 1862, By Il q. EVANS in the Clerk = Ofire of
the District Court for the Eastern District of Penn
~ lrsnia.
&. e. EVANS continues a. heretofore to fill
prompt. Nil orders FOR Book, published in the
United state., rec-i pt of the al arfiSe price
Seli a. BOOK orders I" & & EVANS.
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I UPIN'S PLAIN FRENCH MERINOES AND
IL PLAIN MOUSSELAINS
have the above goods in all shades and colors
and will sell them at the very lowest prices
PLAID WOODEN DRESS GOODS in great yari
ETY., from lSsi cents to 81 cents-all cheap.
All other Kinds of DRY GOODS for the fall ana
winter. at extremely low prices.
Gail at the "kew Store aud make your pur
cha>es. JOSEPH /. MAY,
2S-3t 30c Pa sv.. between 9Th and 10Th sts
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D,eG.
AcroN--Un snndny, August ~, "ui'As AcoS, aSed -
years and s'mon'hs
Ihe rellN~ ane suus !" .o i@iy ~ .es pvos"y
invited 70 attend ,ne iunsIa, ss M az
ten O'Clock from tue ns -oo sp'ns
street The remains WI " saNs'i W trinity 'ee's'y
81. Inuis anu Canada pspers peissc copy.
BsSur.-On Monday, august ~ hhnskl., h,ant son OF
John nnd Bridget behne. ayod II n,is nsu 20 aay
Tns friends are kindly sea " alsSnn u'e ,nncr TINS
(raesdayl ateinm,n al WV ceA, Honi i"e ros"ehcs
OF bis parents loo WIZ sIc.. -. -, Z,
bxsaAM-oh sunday, august ~, MARIA b'hShANi W
her com year. 49, :. -,
rae . ~ r.sn.,f,,Iv IN ri,,,d N a,tcnd n'n..,,
from Tue ros'aence y ~. - ao' s"e''' '"S
(iuesday) si'sr noon ~ . .mo oo'ss. . - -
C.'SSEeiu-"m suhusy o'9.n auxus. -, m.e -. =
ioug anu sewers nncrs '"s. Sa 'oS~"'"'' :" '"o '"'
yerr ne, ~. cr,-,s. oe The family ,r
, 49,, ,h rrna,si sror he,,a,s "a dow. =,
invited 70 attend the sunersi rom nef se ~
fIssn se'snoo nooa, ~. -, h 1880 a's, , 9'''
AZ Three oclocs ok; ~ NY or,oa. -
Ken ierry =. ~, Ia w., sr, ,,.,. ~ .o.. ca,
IL, on,oaay is - n q; ,rr sss, "a y.ar ~
"ys 1885, . ~ $40 oacs ya,, III 10 ,si.r., rts
The funeral VIII IKE p'S W, vm us e ~
p'.,na,u s', ~ ~. so' .,olu,r "s~e -
~ =. Sunarx .,qos, H. yorx yo.xr. Tho bs
,s ~ ~ 1onn an, fyiy.s ssarrs soof ysa~ 10
Owed 500 2, ION. sonn ~" "'"se' '''A'' ~" 'e'' ~
Th, cs,as and againsncss Of tna family are re
surr,roIiv invited 10 attend The fussral this Tsdsy)
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MRrricd.

cAgr--JvRoryxoS.--On Thursday, August II by the
Rey Studdi0rd OF bciieviie, n ", Dir. CLIENT y.
NooAgr Of Pssaic. N. j., TO Miss AoSE, w., second
dasgs;e Of q. 4. Jerolemon. Esq Of Uniop, N. j.
Fox--GnLrE.--Un saturday, August 10, at Calvary
church. the Rev. Dr. Eg.nbrodt, Captain BARRr Fox
Fifty t6ir, regiment New York state Volunteers, late
British army. MARI daughter OF the lace James Dun
can Gelle ESQ surgeon ~ Otawu City, Canada West.
R,stSrTns1xs.-ln Bro.kIy n, r.. H., on Monday
ing August II, BY the l.ev. william fi-hbough Mr..
JossrW H. Ross to Miss HsSEHIrA \. sTEsss, both Of
New York.
-rrs-NAS--On Sunday, August II. by the Rev. L..
Sterherg, the Norfolk street Synagogue, G0rrfIEs
Srfty 70 SARAH NAN, both OF this city
rurSsuiI--Rl Sfunp--on Thursday, August H. by the
Raw john C. X. Miigan JANIS futSsrfL, OF Montreal,
G. H. 10 Miss IsAnGll BAxfoRp of county Derry Ireland.
wAgp--Iy,YtRstr.-0n saturday, August TO- by the
Pew teorco dunbar Mr. u. WILIIAn WAN 70 Mnss Ma TX
T. f,xAuRNT, all ol thi~ city.
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Prizes Csshed Ira All LcgaIircd Lotto
r,es Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
N Wall street, room ], New York.
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
THE EQ2a7A eFF CAPE RACE.
ENGLAND REFUSES FRANCE UNDr,
&C., &C., d


CArE RACE, August 49, 1902
Tho Cunard steamship Europa from Liverpool satur.
day 9th inst via Queenstown Sunday lpih passed this
point four O'Clock this morning. en- ROUTE TO Halifax and
Boston. she was boarded by tho yacht and her
newspaper despatch obtained.
Tho steamship Persia from New YORK, arrived At Liv-
srpooI on the 9Th inst.
II is stated that SiideIl had interview with the
peror Napoleon, upon whom be urged tho recognition OF
the southern oosfoderacy as independent power by
the government az Franco.
Napoleon IL said have admitted the cogcncy OF the
arguments held forth by Niae in favor Of such course
but said that tina greatest barrier TO the recognition u
tho south had been tho objections Of England.
Lord Painers:on, in q speech delivered at sheffield,
again advocated non Interference in American a:ars.
M. Roobuck also made speech the same OCCASION
but took opposite view from that OF Lord Palmerston
and urged the claims OF the Southern conodoracy to be
such entitled them 70 recognition by England
independent government.
Another account says that tho rebel ENJOYS Paris
and London had demanded ths recognition Of tho South
cenfederacy.
It is said that England refused tho demand, but France
bad not yet replied.
The Paris Bourso closed very DUH Saturday Rentes
wsro quoted at 0Sf. 2Sc.
TAT this point Of the despatch the telegraph res east
OF Amherst Nova Scotia failed 10 thc operator
at Sackvio reports the line down. but hopes able
to obtain the remainder Tomorrow morning --liug.
GRAPHIC R.foaIER /.
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Ocen si0nal COstiv~nrss.
No medicine Is so sure as BEANDEETH'S PlLl4S-two
or thg.. offeu per lanently cunng
BE SUHE AND GET NEW STYLE.
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Tru- xcs.-Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss vrscy opposite tho church. Nm connection
any other trass Once VI Fsmas attendant
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worst form Scrofu obstinate E.pon Of the Ssin
And old Ulcrr No. Division street. Nav York City,
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Onictal Drawings of the Library Ass
citation Comrsny's Lottery OF Kentucky.

liz, II, 20, SO, 81, 90, sc, 40, 62. IS, &c, 4.
Class No. 23s--August IS, 1867.
81, 68, IS, II, Is, A. IL, 46, 45, "a, 9, ~, 40.
i0' '"eu"'' 49, x. FRANCE 4 CO.: Covins,ou, Ky.
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Cramps, Rheumatic Pains and StiT
joints are promptly slcyised BY the OF
HOLLOW AVS Ointment and Pills
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Constitution Water IL . Certain Cure
for Diabetes, grave and AL diseases OF the kidney.
MORGAN ALLEN, AGENTS, ~ CilH street, ". X.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

ThA Conard mail steamship Arabia Captain Stone, win
leave BOSTON on Wednesday FOR Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close in this city this
afternoon, ., quarter past and at hal-past hyc
O'Clock, TO 20 by railroad.
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Co.'S Keatucky and Missouri sm,- Lotteries.
KlSrrcxy. ExraA GAS ei-Ausust Is. AS6s
i, ~, IS. 43. 3, rs, &. 81. So, 10, 10, IS.
Kssrccty, CLAss 3o0-Augast rs, 1859.
So, rs, 81, 81, III, 80, 3, IS, 10, IL, "a, SO, IL.
Circulars sent ires Of charge ~ sddrsssing s,,hsr
Covn1tcn KY, ar 81 Louis No.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON. august Q, 1852.
consols closed to-day al a3x 93ss for money
American securities Inactive. No quotations givon
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARxsr.
LIVERPOOL, August o, 1862.
The quotations cr fair and midtiinl Mobile and ,ands
ara resrecive'y ~ I'd for fair and I'D fur nidings
The sas II cotton on the 9th inst. 900 bales, in
culus go 70 spectators and exporters. The market
closed quo. ~ UNCHANGED quotations.
The saos of ci;on or aeek have been . 900 balee
Orleans ordinare a 1slf bias, l40 The market y
quiet and upward. with an advance u H. the SOCK W
port loots M a. 600 bales.
LIVERPOOL BgEADsrUFfs MAnSrT.
LIVERPOOL, August Q, 1869.
The market IL quiet and stoady Wakefield, MASH 4
Co.. Bigand Athyg Co and othors report our steady
at Gas Cd. u rs Tor American. Wheat dull bot steady
red s1nthorn and Western. Dc. TOD. lis. Cd white
Western and Southern, lis Is 12s Cd. Corn quiet and
steady: yellow and Mixed 2es 2as 3D.; white 32s.
q 33s.
HiIis Hair Dye, so Cents.-Blnck or
Brown-bcst in Depot No Barclay street.. and sold
by al druggists.
Gouraud'. Po,,dre Subtitle Uproots Hair
low forehcad- upper lips any part Of the body;
warranted 455 broadway
Ba,chesor's Hair Dye-the Best Ia the
world instantaneous, harmless and reliable sold by drug
and perum-rs everywhere. Factory 81 Barclay street
Crsstadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail. No. As.or House
The Dse Is applied b. experienced artists
w. A. BatcheI0r's Celebrate Estn biish-
TOupeeS, HAIR Dye. ana DyeiuE, And
NoaviH Cream Tor identifying the hair 10 Bond srae
beautiful CompIcxfon-Phaion's s.snow
White y when applied the face. neck and
like the work Of magic; makes the conrest skin
smooth the iarest white
sold BY all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
Rca utfrul Com Observation-Disclosures Bloom
Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
bcautlfyng the eompic and skin Ladirr after an.
tb- delightful article, win have other Sold By all
gists ut AZ Broadway.
Constitution Water IL . Certain Cure
for Diabetes graz ell and all diseases OF the kidney.
MORGAN 4 ALLEN, AGENTS, ~ CiH street. ". Y.
Tru- &os.-Marsh - Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vrscy ST. opposite tho church. Nm connection
ANY ONCE vi Female attendant
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very worst Scroful obstinate E.pon OF the Sain
old GicerA No. Division street, Nav York Guy
lhA.
CrAmps, Rheumatic Pains and StiT
JOINTS promptly slcyiaed BY the immediate OF
HOLLONASS Ointment and Pills
Ocens ional COstivrnrss.
No medicine Is 80 sure BEANDEETH5 PILLS-two
thge. often per l.anenlly cuIlng
BE SuHk AND GET NEW STYLE
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DzIAvA.x Extra Class 337.-Aueus. Is lscs
IL, 8, IL, rs, 50, 81, 80, ~. 70, ~, ~, 75.
DKLAwAas Class 3o6--August ~ 1861.
IA, 40, ~, TO- 81, 63, Is, %, 90, 30, 49, So, 81.
yOHy A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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Eight Cartcs de Vfsitc for SI-EquAl 20
he best made BALcHs. 2ss Greenwich ST.. Barclay
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RcN uttIUI COm pIcxlOn.-HMIFU'S HfOONt
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
beaufyina the compile skin ladrs after ,sin.
tbi- delightful article viii have other Sold b. all drug
gsts ana ut 40 Broadway.
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Eight Carte de visates for o.. The Hest
In thu city. at WOODS Gallery. 2ps Bowcry, MY.
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CrtstadorO's Hair Dye, Preventative
Wig depot, wholesale and retail, No. Astor House
The Dse is applied b. experienced artists.
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\ IIiii's Hair Dye, 80 Cents.-Blnck or
Browabest in Depot No. Barclay street and sold
\ by al
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Bea utffui COmpIexfOn-PhaiOH's s.SnOw
White Cream when applied 70 the face neck and arms
like work magic; II makes the skin
smooth the iaires complexion tunspareay white.
sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
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Professor q. Miirr's Hair Dyc.-Fifty
cents sl,cs and brown. rryt sold ~ druggists Depot
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle UprOOts Hair
from low ore,cad- lips any part Of the body
warranted 4j; broadway.
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A LII SOLDIERS IN GENERAL NcLEr.LAN'S ARMx
n wOui. be glad packages their friends
The Hafndn bxpgess Broadway. send daily and chArgs
only hxif rates.
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Basches0r's. Hair Dye--the Best Ira the
world harmless aud reliable sold by drug
perfum-rs everywhere Factory 81 Barclay
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w. Bachelors Celebrm ted EstnbiisI
for Wigs Toupees, Hair Dye. and lair Dye.ng and
Nodavia Cream Tor identifying the hair i6 Bond sraet
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A. THOUSAND RRFRIGEEAfoEs. FROM - 50.--
IA splendid plated lee Piehers, - ". $4,000 worth 81
Cutlery Plated Ware aud Housekeeping Artil-s twontl
per cent less than any other house.
EDWARD d. BASsfoRD, Cooper Ins,itnts-
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them that cannot bs reported was speech Of man 70

them thai cannot DO reported was speech Of man q
man.
Colonel Bagley. commanding the regiment. had heard
that The regiment had been ordered by the Secretary Of
War 70 so home with General Csrcoran. Tho General
want to 90 home day earlier than the day
OF their enlistment He unwilling they should do so
but the Secretary of War aud other friends
anxious that the regiment should do Ihsy
Ing 70 do whatever would DO beneficial ~ the cause
u the going home OF the Sixty ninth would add div
sion 70 the army all would agree to Il.
Coonsls CorcGan and Wilcox have been made briga.
der generals TO date from July 81 1851 the date OF the
battle OF Bull run.
ter the termination Of the meeting General Corcoran
ana ms comrades were waited upon by many friends
and the night was passed pleasantly in reviviDg past
reminist ices.
Among the visitors 10 Gen. Corcoran is the publisher
Geo II. childs, OF Philadelphia, who has made Gen.
Corcoran handsome offer for Journal of his captivy1
This Will doubtless be generally Interesting as is well
known that Col Cofcoran would have long ago
leased but that he had obtained knowledge secrets
which tha rebels adjudged dangerous bo revealed
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depus,iou from the Boards OF Aldermen and Councilman
Or the city Of Washington, headed by the venerable Ma
than Sargent Commissioner Of Customs The deputaon
was presented tho gallant General by Colonel l.. H.
whtissey when Judge Sargent addressed him. as FOL
lows
ADpgsss or JUDGE SARGENT.
LryEpAL CURfoi.Av-in the absence Ut The Mayor OF
this city very agreeable dufs has 6ccn very unex
Board Of Aldermen and Board " Common Couci OF the
sty OF Washington. 10 tender you and Colonel Wilcox,
and your gallant companions ~ arms and associates
hny and severe Imprisonment cordial aud heartfelt
welcome the capital VI your beloved country whose
dag you and they 20 orasey us,endou ~ tne nsla o.
you have mover been out Of the thoughts
Of people, who hive mist warmly synPathizsi with
you all your tedious Imprisonment, and who now re-
tce at your release and tender you. behalf OF
the capital Of our country, a cordial welcome.
ANOTHER SPEECH FROM GENERAL coRc0RAN
General CoRcoKAs said reply, that be received with
the velicst sensblty ts protesting Of Welcome and
esteem Tor himself and his brave associates from the city
Councils of Washington. This appreciation Of their efforts
Of our trys uced. Our country called Tor
or her sous 10 the conflict and they would rally
freely at her cali ne had NOT doubt that they
needed nor that all that were needed would promptly
furnsshsd for tho patriotism Of tho people was
sp 70 sse sme,gsnsy and .si, re, rsce''.on would ID
per his life defence Of the aag which the emblem
of rrcodor and banner Of human rghsthc star span
sIeI Banner OF tho United States Again thanking the
CITY Councils for their Kindness he them that he
and his companions would always bear the remembrance
OIL IL with pleasure
Ut. WILLIAMS, OF the First New York artillery, said;
FRIENDS, CouSxysKy FnLow CirzKSs--I am
hnnored with the attention You have given
.pn With Gen. Corcoran and COL Wilcox have suffered
with them during ths last four months and over, AMI
know somewhat Of their constitution while IN captivity
| They have been confined IN Richmond prison where
| ia a single already described, sixty feet
by forty, seventy persons we're incsrccrated
l They remained in this condition twelve
months and upon the boInbardmsnt " Fort
Darling when they expected Richmond TO fall through
the agency OF gnboats, they removed 70 salisbury
NJ G. They have borne their suferlDgs without % muir
muir like gallant officers and true patriots. The greatest
credit from every American citizen 10 these
who have suffered will not detan you longer to
night for words speech OF mine add any thin,
70 what has already bssn said But, wherever 90 viii
endorse the administration Of President Lincoln 10 the
| forcemsns Of the laws. (Applanse.)
After the meeting between General Corcoran aud To
Committee Of the Councils, be had 70 meet the officer
Of the sxsY sinsa regiment There ~H much beswsc
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GENEKAL REGIIArInns.

No deduction will De mado for absence or with.
drawal, unless occasoned by illness or dismissal
Pupils viii be charged from the date on which they
enter.
Boardors must be provided with six changes Of
clothing suitable for the season, six table-napklus
napHnrinG, glass lumber, silver table and tea SPOON
kue and fork and all nCccssa ~ articles Tor tho tOct
Tm UNIFORM is--AlaZarino blue dress for winter
bue gnBham for summer drcsses for every day
goods OF a Cork color three colored uuder-slir,s
two sun bonnets Hats, the style OF the SEASON
Tho academy viii not incur tbc expense of furnish
ing articles Of clothing or pocket money.
Pupils viii not he allowed SO spend pocket money
az their own discretion. Such moneys must la de.
posted with the superior OF the Academy.
To prevent improper correspondence, an letters no.
ceved and sent are subject TO the perusal of the su
pprort though IN no case b. such correspondence pro-
hibied az regards parents or guardians
Pupils, whose parents or guardians reside in Nash.
Vile or vicinity, VIII visit their homes bni three
times during the scholastic year.
To prevent loss of time aud Interruption Of the OK
crciscs OF the school, yi5iors viii he received only on
saturdays, from TO u, AM, aud from to O. r Al
Parents or guardians wishing % place their children
OF wards IN the Institution, viii De received on any
dry except Sunday
For further particulars application may 10 made
20 the Mother superior of tho Academy. on TO the RI
REV. JANIS WHELAN
All business ietiers tn be addressed Ia tho Mother
Superior, -. Cciins Academy, Mount Vernon near
NH'hN"e i7nh' aug20-lm
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The Cause Of all our Misery.

A member of the French Legation
in Washington, states that relative Of
bis, recently asked JOHN sEDEL, whether
he did not think that the maintenance Of
slavery Kindred the Independence Of the
South? Mr.. sLIDELL answered that he
did, and assured him, that "the time
was close at hand when the South would
wipe the institution Of Slavery, THE
CAUSE or OUR PRESENT MIsERY-from
her statute books We have every rea-
son TO believe the statement, which has
been confirmed so often by such South
erners as Mr.. YAEoET, sir. MANN, and
Judge RosT, within the lasttwelye months,
and also by statements published in the
leading London and Paris papers. Who
can doubt that men as reckless and as
ambitious as the RHETTs, MAsoNs, DAVIS
rs, and Tooams, would not far rather
maintain themselves in power by sacri-
ilcing slavery than come back into the
Union 70 be tried and executed for trea-
son? No man can entertain doubt for
one moment what the choice Of JErr
DAVIS would be between political honors
in free soil Southern Conlederaoy, and
the Union, with rope for his neck.
And after seeing the eagerness which
the Southern politicians have manifested
TO obtain the aid of Europe, who can
doubt that they would readily sacrifice
the slaves Of the people whom they have
duped, TO obtain the help of a fleet Of
British war-ships and French army
While the rebel leaders present to the
people at home, pictures Of Cotton Con
federacy, having for its chief corner
stone African Slavery, they are actually
sending off commissioners to Europe, 70
the sole purpose Of sacrificing that corn
er-stone, for the sake of getting VIcToRI
to put her crown in its stead, while Lou
NAPOLEON, furnishes the power of hi
monarchy as buttress to the building
II looks very much as if this great South
ern Coniederacy, where poor whites ar
"mud-sills," and "Cotton is King" an
"African Slavery the basis of society,
was after all nothing but a great lotter.
where the people, who are the ticket
buyers, draw blanks, and the willy mana
gers put the prizes, in the shape Of "a
offices, in their own pockets. Dixie
the masterpiece of the great work sho
OF humbugs.