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j. y IIEapoUs sRyEits LOUISIANA LEG0s} 4
. .EbH Ps9 New Orleans, Jan. : Ebs
u cnxEHs u nR uERS No. IL In ohedience

.- .bts |fl ttt1F New Orleans, Jan. :, 1852. }
l. GENERAL ORDERS No. III In obedience e
M n (airrsI udurs No frUm DIVISION Heaa4uar'eLs
VIZ Int nn3 Legion wifi pa a@e on bpS ESD tin IN
III ina nj hal mast O'Clock A. NJ Tor review anu n
- ~ tt Nnor. cUmInk tlng INC nn
In law phrtie ptc IN lhe
,it O. the Battle Of tbetlh Of Janaay ~. h,
wy Iifs will he formed promptly ~ the hour ass,sa
auth sIe Of Canal street the right resting on Sa'p'
e. % ., Ia, ,g ,.. rt;,,erv and Infantry
viii ,sfade fully equipped, the Artillery with morse 70 @
n,ece, the Infantry With such arms as theS as
have IN their possessioiL -, ,.,, and rear az
the In. 10 is kepi clear the nature Of the gfouu VOL
narn,it during the review and ins ec,ion; =. ,,;ag
" His Esce1Iency the Govsnor and CoDmShast.n ''s
Naoft al Lowell and BrigHdie ehtra ". hnss IL
me Com edefa,e eny eng expected " tah.
tIs cerenopies the day he Colonel ~
h;s con uiand will appear in nil uniform on !he 9csnse & m
Iaaps iuar, 4 Col. A. Rorhereau, eomma"dmg hegiion
rr.n.h legion, Col Juan Miangoiara, conpanalhs he2lm
r. 2a6ot tes Espauoes Col A. Ftrfi-r, comnla ihS
Esnch Volunteers. Cor F. A. Bartlett, commanding s.a
yarI Re.l,heu MAio T. NJ ijieur. eommshdk hatalp
Ina. a. "a Ped MA 9. DeIa Faih, eomInA nnp o. Pn,
alinn a,iau tinards Major f. Brog Ia comnnanhhs Dc %
aii5n naeptuaebt Franeh Volunteers MAJ v J.
commanding Ba.talon Ha.a Gnsr d.; hnief v. a.
ro1nto tnIing Jaeksan HHs battalion Capt. q IN an @
II cgnn,sndnS Oaen1,s Guards Cavalry Capt r. surg @ e3n
L nandimg Sappess Mi taG, 4. Gnso eolnronnS
Il IHsyee Arliilety Capt b. D. TnIer cotnmanai"g nsau
card Bate tha1ged tn the execution Of TINS ofu'
Il Na.hin 1ieir respective coulinhnah- Ns
II re NUMA AuGUsfIf Colohel-Cou man ding
III FosufcK Brigade ILspeefOr. " i4't-,, =. N
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VOLUME XIV.
Ml1itaru Motites.


UgApQp ARrgRs lsr BRIGADE, 49, W ~ '''oti
-~ a,. h"''D IauisIhHA VOLUNTEER TRooPsi ono
. taa y - ''''. New Orleans an . ,EoE,
,-,.ntrpa NO. 1-ITlhto =
~ ~ nar.i f,rSur No L from Diysop besnqnartf
lie orzaaed and enp2sd Se"teer t ber peee
" 's bs nrenars ~, aud on
" @ he ami yersay of The Battle Of New DTehsi
me ,hsam M III; III he forIed al o'clock A. NJ. on Car1'dcs
res east Side resting on comm2n st'fs % ~ 5
% ss 70 4 tho Connepal Regi ent ie Terry as w
n War b. The Uniformed md equipped COMPANIES U s
u t,innss not attached to Reg .inents. x h.sa
IiTe oieefsn conaana We anoys corps ats
WV bs grofnd punc,llly The hour sgnMed 1hey y +
e-pecy charged With keepngth on' and rear c'eafe' " "
crowd S5l5s Y, = 'E ma. .yo, ILL, 4. in NEiia moi
in eonoand respectfully invited 70 Jon ~ M toe @
BY order Of = , -, ,ua,,,
'.- J.. A. CHARB0NNET, Colonel yooih1ai,asaA;;t " Il
H. F. GA. pwyIiI.r R;fgade Inspector = ~ y
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LATEST FROM CAIRO. The Confederate News Of
3lst ult. furnishes the following late news from

: LATEST FROM CAIRo The Confederate News Of
the alst ult furnishes the following late news from
Cairo s,sssg . ~ a., sa5y, 4ss sgss, ssf5pasa
Cairo Of Birds Point, and captured some twenty
five or thirty persons. OF these, all except two
were private citizens two were members of Price's
cavalry. These maranders took all the mules,
horses, whisky, ETC., they could lay hands on.
Thos. Mcliwing was arrested but released with
his stock, on the ground that he was q Union man.
This foray was at thes distance of about six miles
from Charleston, and on the route must have ap-
preached. within the same distance Of Columbus.
After the seizure Of the whisky the party INDUCED
too freely, got drunk and the priyates quarreled
with the officers and all hands got into 9 general
fght,in which Lee seized the opportunity of max
ing his escape. They endeavoTed to .seduce some
of Lees negroes to run away, but the fellows fsa
too much self-respect to be found in such Com.
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ORLEANS FIRE BATTALIoS.-A drill OF thls pat
talon is ordered for tomorrow morning at ~
O'Clock. See order. rs 4+
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THE WAR NEwssrSS CANADA-THE CANADIANS
1oronto, Dec. 10 l'' To arms Ito
arms !!n is the cry from Quebec to Sarnia.s Gen.
Williams, the hero of Kars, is moving rapidly from
one place to another, ordering the Immediate re-
pair of old forts and the erection of new oness At
the old forts of Toronto hundreds Of soldiers are
working, and large guns and great Quantities Of
ammunition are being plentifnlly supplied. A body
Of artillerymen have arrived to teach the soldiers
Of the Thirtieth, stationed here, their art. com
pany of sappers and miners areexpected here I'M
smediately. They have been brought from Halifax
by way of River de Loups The merchants. lawyers
and University students have formed rifle compa-
MES; others are also actively at work. and the
yon may easily understand that we in earnest
preparing for war, which hope to God will never
take place between brothers, 0or such Americans
and Canadians are), who have been so long
united together. sECor, N. Y. Tribune.
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=, NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS IN ClNcINNAT N - w.
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette writes

NEWS IRON NEW ORLEANS IN CIEcINNATI.---7A
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette Writes:
I, A recent statement telegraphed from frankfort,
of direct intelligence from New Orleans, was so
important that a few words may be devoted to
showing how authentic it was. A letter wassre
ceiyed (by private hands, and therefore free from
any censorship) by leading Union Senator, from
q well known relative in New Orleans. The SEN
ator knows his relative to be earnest and ardent
secessionat, and to have the bestopportnnites for
learning the state of public feeling. The relative,
uncontrolled by censorship, writes that eandor
compels him to admit that d majority Of the ctis
zens-and they the better portion, too are to-day
Union men, and will prove it at the first oppor-
,tnnity, BY rising to aid the Lincoln Invaders
Z No doubt we have Yankee symPathisers among
us, and they take every opportunity Islander us
in the style Of this relative Of q Onion Senator.
While here, however, their names never appear
with their lying letters, and unknown until their
worthless carcasses are safe beyond Southern bor-
3ar - Il E.,
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RoLLA, Dec. 24.-The rpmor is current here that
the military authorities have received reliable in
formation of the existence of q dabolical plot on
the part of the rebels to destroy at a concerted
time all the railroad bridges on the different lines
in the State and to tear up the track.
- Especial Co respondence Missouri Democrat.
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STATE TROOPS,
New Orleans jan 8 1867
II t.ENERA5, ORDERS. NO.1-I-THE OK

= t,.-
n s,nized uniformed and eSnpPtd volunteer n iI"'P @ nee.s
IN Fnb. Division Artillery with h'Ises 10 '9g.r
III viii he prepared for review and insSfeton on VIZ
DAY the S of Janaary and aterward in observance OF
participate with ieli,wcnzens In the ssehtso & @ ' ng
ami ersary Of of the 9Th OF .ay s9 won over
nyade soil ou the Phins Of Chamette BY southern
Volunteers, nnder Andrew jackson. =, ..,,,,u
iT--The he win be formed at 10 osloek A. M pnnces,y WIZ,
on the south side OF Canal street, the right resting on VA
borne seet the left extending the shell roaa to~ans
Metae Ridge in the following order lsr ne Lohh'ana ~
gion rssda "a The st Brigade Sd The a Brgnde A. nS
uniformed equipped Regiments and Batal11s not aiheeu
to I,rsades ncl1ine the foreign organizations III ihe
Ing 10 Of formation aud 5,h the Regiment oil NA'e
Guards. 3, - ,,,. r A. ,-.,.-ors
of lSl4 and 1875 10 hGu proper position viii be assGneh
are respectfully uved join in the celebration as are alsn
hs officers Of the militia not in command q mn
rne and enninped corps will take position according TO
rank the right OF the First Brigade 49,. 4, a,o
-rhe officers of she asoye named corps az
Charged with the execution nhis order, and Will h'Fe h
tIoUy A their ecve commands the gronnd anu iorne
in line nupcuay a; hour Abhve designated AT Wiicl
time by special iEiaio, they viii be reviewed a',
by al Lowell accompanied by Bgaacr.1r,iefa
Rugge C. S. Army who ln,s also been invited 70 " ,,
v-Gotumantiers cors specially charge" VIZ a ~
The front and rear line he kept cleared rs ,at hs
nature Of the grod will permit during the feVie" a sp
zion.
By order Of ru1r
Major General Corntnandng
T., F. FoRsTAIL4 1nspeetor FIRST Diyson: 412 u
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ii g-- HEADQUARTERS aECoEp BGIG aDg
H., lst Division, I,s. Y. ~. Troops .,c.,

-.r, q lst DIVISION, In. Y: =. Tto9ps. tesa
T. GENERAL .oRDER NO. l.zt Il, : zalas. Ihs 9a, on
VI aoNDAY the 9Th ss. o. lockP. NJ, to be re viewed
LII oy Brig die, General Char. LabuA,n. =,
t9r titA putpose Ley will assemble AZ %2 oc'ptN
i'm @ bs form d. HE rah resting on Claiborne street
III Tae seal Corps Of Ga airy, Artillery ana l au
wild para fully cn pEed acti'e .ervlce ana vii" ~
arrqs .hey nay have ~ their o8se's.on: per cal A
fV-Goi, G. A. Breaux, OF the Snfatcr neg 49, - ~
Sah, Of hs e! Days Reg asht Mt}2T .. ., ~ s,ni,I
Artillery, aud Gsp = ihigson q ne a on tlir ar
Il Wi ou lie ,oa will tspott to the Colonel ~
futther orders
r." qHR1sToVsi. NoREI, Co1oEel Commanding. r
j. B. NoeRS An-de Camp.
fIE4TQU6Nfgis sEroND BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION
LouisiASA VOLuSIEER STATE FEo1Ps,,,
GENERAL ORDER fN ( No. ss,. 1e iIr II sfY Y6BE.
Ia tience General Order Mo- from division beadqna eTa
M the organized uniformed equipped Volunteer Corps OF
"a Y the sh lust al 10 O'CLOCK, A. ~, 10 be reviewed by
Major John L. Lewis aned by special invita-
,o by Majorseneai Lowell and rgader- Rusg'ss
G. $. Army. =,
on south side of Canal street. the right resting
on kapar street. left extending Claiborne st ee
and that toTa DIS Common street, i'll the following
order The Cavalry the right Of the Brigade III. Artillery
on the the CaYslry and the In the left Of the
Artillery. -,
s. The several Corps Cavalry Artillery and Ihfautry will
parade fully equppd for active SERVICE and with such arms a.
they may have IN the r possession -.
T. Of Regiments and Commanders of Battaon
and ached companies charged with the execution
this order pnd will the troops # their ct com
their arrra the ground they will report 10 ne Colonel com
mandng tof further orders
~- CIRIsToyAL MOREL, Colonel Commanding
&. BREDOw. JH Aid d0-Lamp. a4
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4 The LOST BANK NorEs.--lt will be seen, on refer
ence TO another column that advertiser las lost three one
hundred dollar ls which he anxious to find. The numbers
of these notes Us follows $50 6og1 3a8.
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Immense quantities Of ice are floating down the
Mississippi from the cold regions Of the North.
perfect gorge of it was visible yesterday.
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SUBMARINE BArrER1Es.It has already been
stated by the Federal authorities that submarine
batteries have been sunk 10 the channel above
Columbus, The Federals have no idea that they
are sunk anywhere else, but We should Judge from
the number daily turned ont in this city that there
are other places where they are to be placed.
v s{g szk.F,. !. So 80 Memphis Avalanche.
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"Pray, sir" said person who had previously
been the backmost in q crowd, to another who had
lust Joined it pray, sir have the Kindness not to
press upoa me it is unnecessary since there is no
one behind to press upon you u!' :" But there may
be presently,h said the other; !" besides, sir,
where's the good Of being in crowd, if one can't
shove ~ aaSYa SiEl& INV j2g tsv4 sg. 85}4 G-g5s
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McCerren & Landry sell valuable slave at aue
tiou their aucson mart, Masonic Hal a, II o'c -
ADVERTISEMENT al4 ~ 50
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,,..ss...,xy. sDRsHEE u HOWARD, x.xs.as:9
SHtES$& At their Old Stand, S5SAs3#

OS, D
- tha friends and public that they continue to eu
IA BEEVES that the Western country can tns
up tav also furnish evsr the best VEAL MUTTON ano
.Ss uSp' 4 that come to this Market ~
foasuppliss to order anything from snail family to
- nv steamship aud rates liberal as ever;
Remsmber the Stals-Nos and s. at the heaa ~ 81
,,ass,s asrkCt, on II aouptonas street. aoe ~
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]. J. EaV E 8,
50 ChRrtres street.
b,ssale and Retail Dealer in French and American "a
PEI HANaINs Borders Corners Oaks and Marbles in ev'
cry variety. -.n ~, i,
attention aid all work in his line DIT y
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EE4pouAarERs Ed. BUTLER hvRF9ERB,
Pipauemiue, Parish Of Ibery!lle;

HEADQUARTERS Ed buiLEh, ~ kNys.i'''S
Pipnnaniue, Parish of Iberylue.
Al TEN DDELARs BOUNTf-RE ~ y ,scS .s Afn an
W independent one Good coipg uniform and guns pa r.
NJ nshtd Immediately IL is desired III 1t ms uPmpaSp ppd p M
eht which expects be of about the MIDDLE o. Jhhty
bounty Of ten doats vii be paid to al! VINO feque .Js
dollars on rDn &, the balance on mastering H.
provision viii he made for the families OF those ~
Conpaly None and true men nted Apply
Applications made Reg mental H. adGnarters flAics
Lie G;nayd Regiment No 5 Union street. where our hf s
IA t I'm f' ~ ~ j. q. MACkEy, Captain
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LATEST TELEGRAPH1c INTELLIGENCE. ,1 iII.s' :.

DISPATCHED i.l, 70 4As ssw W ORLEANS caeseEa1
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......- HEApQuARTE CONTINENTAL GUARDS,
Company B. New Orleans, Oct 2 1861.
II ATTENTIOH !-YOU ARE HEREBY OanER-
IA 70 attend squau Drl, on ru ESD AVS, WEDNESDAIS
Nh Company Drills on THURSDAYS, at O'Clock ?. NJ
obedience 10 order l4 issued by His Excelency
T. o. Moore, Commauderin Chief will be strictly
enforced. Il. %. -. =. .
ported HEADQUARTERS.
BY order W. F. HODGkINS, Captain.
7 I,;TrREIicE O s. ,..s.e,. h. ..a oc,3 If
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EVERICKl, WIN. Il. ~ CO., COTTON FACT oks
IA snd CcumiRsion Merchants, No. a Old LSFsa
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDEEMEN.-This branch
of the City Council met at the usual hour yester-
day evening, pursuant to adjournment, eleven
members present, and Mr.. Magioni in the chair.
number Of petitions and other business of an
unimportant character were disposed Of, when
The Finance Committee reported a resolution
comforting upon the City Railroad Company all the
rights privileges, right of way, etc., formerly en-
loved by J. B. Slawson Il CO., under the same
restrictions, duties and suretles. Unanimously
adopted. .1...-...-,
Also, resolution providing for the payment of
certain claims of Denis Cronan for repairs to
streets in the Second District during the years
1855 and 1856, in full of all demands under the
contract. Adopted
Also a resolution rejecting the adjudication of a
contract to Mr.. Devices, for furnishing the city
with coal. Adopted.
Also, a resolution rejecting the adjudication Of
contract to furnish the draining machines with
pitch pine wood at $4s60 per cord. Adopted.
A resolution providing for the payment OF sun
dry small bills of current expenses was adopted.
| The Committee on Streets and Landings re.
ported resolution approving the adjudication of
a contract for the cleaning out of Galvez canal,
which was adopted.
| Also an ordinance providing for the sale Of the
right of way for twenty years of three railroads,
| embracing in their course large number OF
| streets, one Of them double track road on Julia
street, from New Basin to the river, the work to
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- HEApquARrERs PAaoLA GUARDS,
49, .. :. New Orleans, Nov. 26, 1851.
- PANOLA GUARDS, Att ATIlENIaGNi It'd ia,,on :mon Nv
b der No. g. You hereby ordered to attend SonpanS
hi drills every Monday evening nt O'clock, ana ha''ion
Members required to be pune ual Those missing three @
consecutive will be expelled from the company DaSe
Sor squad drills posted 81 the armors. Is
4 sot 'a By order Of of, l.,-
w R RAJLEY g. s. nZS U :
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. . LOUISIANA STATE GUARD, co. A, Will
a meet a. The Armo y, in IN form on MONDAYS q T; M
H for CSmp,ny drill on Wednesdays aud FhlDAM a. :; g.. ~
I'll Up n fully Uni ornled, with gloves and gaiers Tor Bat
fahon drill Roll sill be called a the above hour precisely
BY order Il
JAMES j. TARIEToN, Captain.
"a :, p.rr. n 9 ~ " d30 g.
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HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA GUARD, Co. ID,
Mechanics Ipstnte building,
New Orleans, Jan. 8, 1872
ii YOU ARE HEREBY ORDERED TO
III attend Company r!ls every MONDAY aud SATURltA1
ri EVENINGS, at O'Clock Saturdays without uniform
} Also assemble Battalion drill Thursday at "a
ociork punctuay Fines for attendance will bs strictly
enforced and member absent for three consecutive drills
will be reported 10 headquarters. .... ..:a..,
. .rT1~ ~ By order
go 81 ypr GEO. H. GRAHAM, Captain.
G w ALLEN O. g. g#- .. . ju3 tt
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A VALUABLE SUGGESTION. A correspondent
sends US the following, which we give place in
our columns with pleasure, especially as it might
be the means of effecting contamination de-
voutly to be wished, e., the determination of the
useless ours which cucumber our streets:
Mr.. Locaz-As soon as the Leather Association
is ready, let good price be offered for dog skins.
There is, and will be, scarcity of fine leather.
Nothing better than the hides of dogs for the
manufacture of this article can be found, and they
can be used for various purposes, according to
their quality. New Orleans is full of these brutes,
and in city all dogs are useless and often dan.
gerous. @- -fF =. - - =,
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LINTON LIGHT INFANTIsp-THEM MEM
u bers OF this Company hereby notified attend the egu
VI nr drills 1t No. la Peroido street. MONDAYS aud
LII FRIDAYS, at 53s O'Clock r N. ~.
- - 7'lJ T.. = n BY orderxof "-'. =.
. . ...... = P. H4AEDPRE, Captain:
J. 8. JONES, O. s. {. .,.. ....f, ...-.gas. MIS- II
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BATTLE NORTHWEST OF FORT GIBSON
ONE HUNDRED PRISONERS TAKEN.

E ss -59s, yN3rr r5 NJ f5I Il e...sa-s l.sLCJ 4
LOSS 81 K1LLED. AND WOUNDED
Smyrna times., 1862-07-24
Magazines.

HARPER's MAGAZINE for August is the most
No. we have seen for some time.
When it may with truth be said that there
never was lacking anything to make it wholly
desirable, to declare the August number the
most superior oil any, lie to admit that the latest
received always seems the best and appears to
lack nothing.
PRTERsoN's MAoAzINE.-We have received
Pelerson's superb Magazine for August. Its
pages are graced with hs ndsome Fashion plates
and a very pretty aud life.like liIhogrspi en-.
titled " Mothers Darling" Altogether, thi.
monthly may be said to be net whit behind
any of its predecessors. either 10 pOin, Of EN-
bellishmsnt, or reading matter.
GoDEY FoR AUOUsT.-The August number
of this inimilable monthly is a rich treat for
the ladies'. The richly coIored Fashion plate
gives the style Of apparel for The sex go cleaI
md distinct while the insIrUc, ions are Sc full
that no lady ia possessions Of this monthly, car
possibly goas;ray. An Attractive feature is 4
Autograph Of The Great Expounder of the
Constitution" Daniel Webster, at tho Toni
OF the immortal +" Bard Of Avon"
Smyrna times., 1862-07-24
The DelaWarean's "Secret Service
Money"

The DeldpdreGn, however much it tries.
cannot be consistent. One week it calls Us
a boIilionist. and the next milk and water
just as a naughty school boy, after receiving
is more prolific in hard names than
he 10 in answers to his Lesson.
The secret service money" seems to haunt
his visions awake as well as sleeping. He must
have had good long suck at the pap" as
we should Judge from the tenacily Of his mem.
DRY on the subject. 1t is with him like wean.
ing a ravenous child from the nourishing breast.
He has been so long feeding on the smolments
OF political corruption, that he is skeptical and
incredulous that one can do anything from hon.
es. motives. We may be inexperienced in
political affars' and we wish never 10 become
familiar with the low trickeries and ledger de
sOaredn. To be a supporter OF the Government
handed down to as by our fathers, and the de.
fender OF q Union founded on the prinei pies Of
right, truth and justice, requires nothing low,
little OF mean. nor policy Of doing things in
the dark, but, on the contrary, calls out the
most ennobling sentiments dominant 10 the hu-
man breast, and enkindles q feeling next 10
ardor 10 that Of nations religious faith. No
man. of correct religious principles. in whose
breast one spark Of patriotism exists. can give
his sanction, for moment. to any faction OF
cabsl that is trying TO tear up free, happy
liberal, mild aud benihcent Government, TO es
tablish in it's place an aristoeraey and slave
! Ocrscy.
The DrlGwGreGn, Hnable 10 get its own ex
' perience out OF its Uranium, and baf1ied by oU
directness in answering the question Of " secre
service money" wants to know further, "Wha
. became Of the fund cent into this State witt
. which to engineerlhe Emancipation bill througl
d the Legislature, and if any part of tina, fun
i was furnished from the secret service mo
n ney!"
10 The DeIGpGreGn has, up TO the presen
y shown greater knowledge of the mysteEie
y Of the "sscret service than we have bee
'e able TO acquire from any other source. 1t
'e evidenIly as kesn upon this fund as upon
ID former occasion TO which we have sllude
j" when certain bonds were so peniifully distri
~ uted 10 the =" failhfal" of the "lobby." Tt
W honest DeIGUGrean has become, we think, som
s' VIVA, cracked upon the subject of 4" emaucip
10 tien " and " AbOliiisR."
;" The best emancipation we can recommer
le' 10 his case is his Own ema nci patton from d
lm secession. peace party of this county. who
IN father he was. but which he now so hsnesI
TO wishes 10 disclaim. II Wont do, Mr.. DelGc
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