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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-01-17

C,ncusr CouRr This court Judge Burke
prssidiug. begins lie session week from
next Monday. The civil docket 10 rather
light. Of criminal causes, that d Nicolas
Gaer,ner, charged with horse stealing, and
u Combs with PERJURY, and Of Charles
Ahrems with petit larceny, and Of VIM
Riemens cLusder, with petit larceny are
probably the ouly ones that will be tried
though there are several others 90 The
the docket. The Grand Jury will Le com
oosed Of the following named perscus:
John N. Keller, K. d. Davis, Columbus
Township; Geo. Bauer. Giles Lansford
HARRISON Township; Martin ScheurIch
Elijah Hobbs. Baiabridge Township; An
drew p. Gent, Geo. r. Cox, Hall Town
ship; John R. Williams. Henry :.Bor"an
pssots Township; John O Auffart, JONI
q. Hoffman,, Re diuand Township.
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Correspondence OF Han }, d. Bright in
reference TO The Ssna'orship.
IsplASAroLIs. Jan. =. 1868
Hon. Jesse D. Brgh'
DEARSiR: 10 order that YOU nay Be fully
understood. and that 10 unauthorized use
of your maine may be had before the eau
Gus or the Legislature, tina, arc 20 act 10
tie matter % dliiug the vacancy created
by your expslsion from the United States
Senate, We beg 70 inquire whether you srs
Ia candidate Tor re-eiectiop, or whether 20,
will permit your friends. IN vindics,ion Q
lihe pride Of character which Indiana ough
10 sustain ss sovereign State, 10 uss you
name 10 this connection.
Very trsIy yours,
BAyLEss w. HASsA.
y. BIRD.
En- p. FEaRs.
! n. ). GIvAn,
l Wn s. HALL,
+. aoAeLAsD.
a. j. DvuoLAs,
SANusL McBArGnEy,
ions W., KsnP.
and Others.
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u5we have lsi,,ls received copy Or two
ar The Courier returned 10 - through me
II. O., but In no csse was any no'.y
enclosed 20 pay up srearsges, OF the Law '"
regard 70 Postmssters returning papers
complied with. which requires him to en-
dorse thereon the cause Of the return; over
bic own signature. Il i well known Law
d newspapers that no paper 10 stopped al
I'll srsarsges are se,tled-.sxcep, a The op-
ZION Of The Publisher, 80 that the mere reurn
II the paper is rot legal order 70 discou
,inus when the subscriber In debt; besides
Il ia great deal more credssb!e and homes
:or man who wishes 70 discontinue ~
paper to pay up. aud cay 90, like . man
and not Try 10 sneak around the back Q
some plant Postmaster.
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j. RESER,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR,

lawrence street. next door 10 Union Ho'si'
JASPER, md.
:. OFFERS HE services 10 the rnbllc.
10 attend 10 al the branches Of tailor
III. ing. and will be thsnkfuI for share
sf patronage. He guarantees oil bis work
Ito Sc done in The best style. He has
small stock OF choice goods. which he vii
make up cheap for cash. Cutting done Q"
short notice. aug 2, iooz'
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THE PREsIDEs1 ON HIS Own PnccLAMAMA.
rros. The National Int Iigencer ajournal
proverbially cautious in its ststemegis. IN
the course Of an able article on lhe Procla-
nation, makes public the curious fact that
The Presideu does q 81 believe in the efficacy
Of tha, sct 10 end the rebellion. The Ia.
telligencer ssys:
The only vital part Of the documen, il to
ho found In the declaration that "lhe execu
tive government. including the military and
naval authorities. will recognize and main
tain the freedom" OF tho persons proclaimed
10 be free. And this part Of the paper de-
rives all It's vitality from the force thai
stands behind il. not 1t al from the words
that precede il. And all the freedom tina
shall accrue 70 the slave under this procla
nation will result from the law Of force
and not al all from tho declsratury portion
lol the decree. And in this view, which
!. self-ev:dont 70 every mind. We are not Il q
sur prised TO learn. % We DO, that the Presl
dent, in his own private opinion anticipate
latle, IL any, utility from the Proclsmasio
Of freedom. considered Is war measure.
War measures depend for their effectiveness
ON some,ling stronger then words, and ID
"war measure which shall actually emsn
cpate single slave would BE- just o ehet
live without . proclamation ~ with one.
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TThe snow storm this week has
been a very general one in all the
northern states, and the amount fallen
the largest known for years. Here
We suppose at least fifteen inches o.
snow itll, and the dolsth in some 10
calities is said TO have reached thirty
inches.
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less general than heretofore reported The
principal fighting was done By 'hs esn'sr.
under command Of Smith and Blair. The
conduc, Of The "a tier 70 highly spohes Of.
Our loos, ne nosr % could b sscsvtsinsd
was 600 killed, l 500 wounded aud 1000
missing.
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ADMINISTRATORS eALE OF LAND.
NJ Office 10 hereby given that will cell
IN at public auction. at tho residence Of
Charleyroy Arms, late Of Dubois county. de-
ceased, on
Saturday, February IA 1868.
the following described real estate Of the
|decedent, situated in Dubois county, Indi-
ana, to-wit
The west half OF the north west qusr,er
81 section number ~, township number l.
south range west; south west quarter q
south west quarter Of section number /.
township number I, range 4 west; south
east quarter Of north east quarter Of SEQ
ton number IL. township number II south
range west.
ALSO: 8 acres on White River. known
as the HARRISON tract.
/ Terms OF Sale.-One third Of the pur-
chase money cash In hand. one third 10 six
months, and one third In twelve months.
from The day OF sale, the purchaser giving
note with approved security. waving vau
alton and appraise ment laws. With Interest
from date.
4 Jan. IL. JAMES T Poison. sdmr.
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Special Dispatch 10 the New a lbsny Ledger
IsprAuAPoLrs, Jan 10.

lNDfAhAPvLtss an AZ.
The morning the House adopted sesolu
tions introduced BY Packard, refusing 70
receive the Governors Message laid on the
Speakers desk yesterday by his Excel
Iency's private secretary.
The Governor was distinctly informed
iha, his message, according to the Prosi'
sions OF the Constitution and precedent
must be delivered to the General Assembly
both houses 10 joint meeting.
Discussion on the resolution was prolong
ed and animated, every Democrat standing
!firm. II was declared that II the RePub
licsns, in 4 crisis like this. would adopt re
Evolutionary measures for the purpose o
Debating Tho election Of United States Sen
lstors, their Governor might ny csrryin'
Ion the sffiirs Of the Stale without money.
i Messrs. Buskirk. NibIack, Packard, an
Brown Iesd the msjorisy-Mr. Branham W
lch;sf spokesman on the other side.
4 There vas no other business transscte
liz The House Of importance.
In the Senate the conservative majorIs
Ishs morning appointed committee OF min
20 harmonize matters u possible with q
boilers. disorganizers, and revolu'ioniss
and then adj ousned until 2 o'clock =. y
4 Monday.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

%rorrcE il hereby given that the unee''
IN signed has been appointed sdm'n'sua
trix OF The estate Of Joseph Miller, decesss''
said estate 10 supposed 70 insolvent.
An those, having Claims will present '"e'"
duly Authenticated for settlement.
Jasper, December i3sh, a. 2. lsoz
MARGARET MILLER, admA-
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NcmrsArrons The Democratic caucus
las. night nominated the following gentle.
men 10 flI the tfices named:
AGENT or STATE. John 9. Walker, o.
Laporte.
PRESIDENT or THE SINKING FusD BOARD
w. M. Talbot, Of Marion.
Stare pRTsrER. u. J. Bingham, 81 the
State Sentinel
STATE LIBRARIAN. David Stevenson. Q
Marion. State Sentinel
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The Probable Reason Why Banks did
Not Re.enfofcs Sherman.

Much disappointment 10 naturally feii
because Gen. Banks failed 70 come 70 the
aid Of Shsrmsn's forces IN tho attack on
virksburg. The follow extract from New
Orleans letter OF the 27th December shows
the probable cause OF The failure 10 be- that
the rebel batteries al Port Hudson and other
poisis are more formidable than was sup
posed, aud that the transports with troops
were unable 10 pass them 10 time 70 assist
Sherman:
The work sncseases a. the time goes on,
The river 10 rising. and the expedition g
Port Hudson will soon be- under wsy. Not
,ha, il j. necessary that the river shuu't
rise to enable the gunboass and transport
10 got to Port Hudson, but. ss soon q tha
place Il taken. Il will BE- expedient to pusi
on a. rapidly a. possible to prevent the 70
bells from fortifying other positions beyon'
IL. Information has been received that IN
Iduces belief that they have already com
menced to for,ify at st. Francisville an
Port Coupee, on opposite sides Of tho river
ia lev miles above Port Hudson. The
!, place every reliance on the latter place
, but, In case they should be driven from I
they do no, by any means intend to give y
Q the whole or the river below Vicksburg :
: The fact tina, JEFF. Davis has left Richmon
I for the West isreearded as another eviden nc
/; that be will endeavor 70 the last TO retain
i hold on the Mississippi.
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IkDIANAPoLfs, Jan. =, iooo'
GEsrLfAsx:-You favor Of this date isl
received. l am not csndidate sor re- cleo
lion 10 the United Safe Sennte.
II il be the pleasure u my friends 10 Offer
me the unexpired term tor which ! was ex-
pellej. " IN accept il i rendered by vote
tho, appros cLes uuanimisy. Nos otherwise.
Nv re,urn " ihss hgAy ~ouid, la my jndg'
mont, be regarded BY 81 Just men as signal
re6nks 81 tic foul eonspifatcrs Who aided
and abs,ird this assault upon the lreedora Of
speech aud ot actlun.
There can b.. there is. but one opinion
among impartial srd intelligent men Of all
parties eys :, here, o. TO W real motive
OF lhyse who participated 10 ihi- outrage,
and tLls Il Lfczuss enlcI.Ained and ex
pressed opinions In reference TO tho conduct
u the wsr then g. now being wsged against
eleven States, anssgonistical to those OF the
majority Of the body Of which iwss mem
'lber.
u II Il snnacessary to amplify on this point
\ Il is enough to cay that then denied, as
4 do now. the right Of the Federal Govern
mens ID attempt. BY force Of arms, the sub
jugalioD Of sovereign State. repea
now, whatI have spoken on former &C
casion. II am opposed to the entire eoerciv
9 policy Of this weak and wicked Admins
y trsiion.' 80
u I have never believed that war was an.
slremedy Tor existing differences between III
dltwo sections. As your agent in tho council
i Of The country. ! was opposed 10 oil 'egis
!. llative acts 10 aid OF this war. and 20
: were 10 Offer me q seat In the Senate agar
/, and were TO accept il, would not durin
q INV stay there, contribute 10 any form to ID
! support or encouragement Of the inhuma
crusade that those In power are wsging, "
!. der The late proclamation Of the Presider
q, Of tho United States. against those WI
b, are .bone Of NY bone, and flesh Of m
!. flesh." On the contrary, ] am Tor peac'
, peace. peace. ! am nov, as ] have bee
D.. from the hour this inhuman, unnatural, an
,nI : nil Christian war was inaugurated, IN fav'
Of cessation o. A0s''''''es 20 'ne enc ~
compromise might again, las = nas - ''"'
'oI past,) perform lie peaceful offices.
lel Personally I am Indifferent q 70 whesh'
Y ! am chosen Or mot.
~ The senate 20 me = n''s' 500 -
rel s,,i-sctions for me nov. save me '"'cn"e
nh feel for : few noo;e sp'r..s .n's ="
eel main ampnums:rsal o. ~n'' 'ne 'eu''' =
~ wss.
~ No, ono o. those found CO m' sn'''1
seventeen years ego remSns-'
m few are living. Those who survive o.
On political fsish from the North have %
es swept from this once exalted body ~
80 strong breath Of that fsnaucism wnicn .
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state o. Indiana. Dubois County, %; .
Ia The Dubois Circuit Cnust. Jan. term 1902
A''s.'s, !, =. s's'''' Divorce.
Alfred Stsnis.
nEu known, that on this 25th dsy p
ID November, 10 the year 1862. the shove
named plaintiff. BY her Attorneys. nee u
the Office Of the Clerk Of The Circuit oou1'y
her complaint against snid defendant. - M
above Untitled cause, together with an an
davit Of competent person, that ssd o.,
PENDANT Alfred Sienit is not . 'es'oen. :.
The State Of Indiana. Said defenaan' =
therefore, hereby notified Of the ming 49,
tendency OF said complaint against n'"'
and that unless he appear and ansve' :,
demur thereto, At the calling Of said csu-s
on the second day Of the next Term o. 800
Court, 10 DO begun and held q the Oou''
house IN Jasper. on the 4th Monday 20 80"
nary A d, 1868 next, ssid complaint ~
the matters and things therein con's.nss
and alleged, viii be heard and dessrH''s'
Tin his sbsenre y
HENRY A HOLTHAUS. c. p. y. =
\ r SMITH. stty for prf
\ Nov 90. iS62-2wf
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HARaIsBuR no. January 13 A, noon The
Senate and House met in joint session;
and, upon FIRST ballot, the Hon. Charles
Buskalsw was elected United States 81.
|na,or. 10 place Of David Wilmol, " I've
Imsiprisy.
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SPRnGrlFIp, ILL Jam l2.-Richardson
was elected United States Seastos this a.
ternoop. The vote STOOD Richsrdson 60.
Yates 81
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q GOOD supply Of Justices BInnkv cor
"A stantly on hand and for sale low o. The
COURIER OFFICE.
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80
JOHN BUCHART
eMtTus.

RESPECTFULLY ;nforms hip numerous
customers and the public that Ne hes just
received from Louisville large and well Sc
lected stock Of chairs. which he ofsrs for
sale cheap. He also offers for sale good
Ready Made Furniture!
manufactured by The best houses 10 Louie
vile, and by himself. He soIicits share
Of patronage, and feels sure he can give sat.
Iistaction.
Jan IL JOHN BUCHART.
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!, TRapisG Bk1wEHs Tsxks 40 NIX.
Io,<--lexeHAses OF. G~u.
MngfjIsr has iss.,sa aa oidsvS sjtessgan
prrsons to traR.po,tscostsn % lsh& Nss-
.icaa lSroutisr.. This bxsss 6ssss ;6sss
nainly from .th. p~ces~iey ~ Ess5tne
,uppfss from Me.iso, o,~f o. NJ
Gtsnds> frontier. .hrough1 .hs salss e
cotton. a, - ~; st',s'sz 'r7'r,
BY the rule. u This order impssssn
of ~supPlies or good. are aIlcSsi 60 e..
pa ! cotton tolbs custosa houss sasvS Of
their origiosi ibyoices Q, ti,S post .of
entry, With one baasired psr est sdd-
ed-'he cotton ~ be salnedt at 4io0 ;pev
bale. Persons thus exeostinx coAiae csa
r";..} lakr II IN this ,sids Of 10 liver,
~tsD they nausi 10 OVER ana -puycAs.s
their sGpphsA bfiag them acfo>s, .snd
on exhibition of thew origin nj -inveisss,
l'e permitted 10 export COTTON TO donkls
tie amonnt, rshing escb bale Of sotsos
a! $ieo in specis. &: ..,,[i
Another recent order Of Cen. Mszyn-.
der is that MI >foreigaors betwssa BE
ages Of eigLteen ard. k,Ity. Eve, holding
any cffics or employment connecird
with the army in Texas, fbot mol "a ths
arms,) or .enroIisd ssrxscs, will b
immediately d-pased by d,eir snptss.
ers Of such office. unless thsy take .ihs
oath Of allegisuce TO the Confsdsrsts
States and enroll thsnsselvs~ g.. sahjeet
10 n'ititars duly, or furni ,h- able bo6isd
substitutes not iab,s to couscriptien, M :
,es" The same sbal! have been appointed
by authority superior. =; -, =.
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Ruer IS WHEAr.-It hss been long
known aud the idea acted on among the
Spanish gricuturists in Texas and Mex.
leo, that the rust in wheat is produced
y, sho&ets or heavy dewF followed by
a hot .un, daring that period Of regSaa
tion when the wheat is in the bloom
and milk. Tie effec, of The sun upon
tho wet plant produces the rp.t. To
avoid this result, Two riiei1 take heavy
rope, say twenty or thir,y feet long,
or longer, and walking al that distances
apart, draw il over ias wet grain, there
by shaking of The drops Of rsin or dew
and thus prevent the usual effect of the
sun apoh the plaht. -, -. -.
After heavy dew the fnpe. should
he drawn over the wheat early ia the
-morning. Wheat planted on hills. 0,
windy positions, generally escapes rust
when in low fiat grounds, where ther.
is less wind, the rust ,akeseffect. Smu,
is prnbabls. produced in fl.- ....rie man,
ner.a The people Of the Cotton States
sboul ID notice this. .t",s-
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Highly Impertans Runs.s tsen
. ~ ~ Yarast = .: - =.

Wshase reasons 10 beiieye that the
Frsneh Gosern,nsnt regards the block.
AIDE nj Chssles,o,rs NJ 81. end. Itispiain
that in tks-opinion Of NJ. Drouyn do
T'tluys, the blockade il terminated, .
difficulty tmust soea arise between the
Federal navy and ships selling under
the French Gag; aud pessib!y. Tho
French Government 10 not ,displeased III
beingi able TO take . step which, must
materially involve The chances of An
carly, peaee. .,.-..cs. -. o.
- London Herald. Fs6. 2otk.
l have, reasons 10 believe tlIat what
ever may bo the feeling In England,
here the gallant breaking Of the Charles /!
ton blockade IL looked upon a. conciu:'
.sively sssablisha,g The hopelessness of
the contest which has been CARRIED. on
with such an ntter absence Of soldierk
or sailor-like ability on tho par, of the
Other.
[Paris Corrcspoadence same journal.
A telegram bss been received il, the
city, stating thsl' the French Govern.
nfent regards tbs blockade Of Charles
ton ss raised.
- 'iLondon Shipping Gozetts.
The Confederate tios-roment .bss
formally notified the Eur"pean power,
tnat the blockade Of the Suu,hsrn ctas,
hss never been effective, and that sevs
raj potts on that coast for.S long tim.
we,e entirely open. That. staIen,enu
ID supported by the. deposition. Of The
commands Of the various lnaval diri
! sions, and. lea,is io'tl,e conclusion tha
the blockade is ahnulled de .isrs, snt
,hat the European. States may avail
themselves Of thai circumstances iE ,ihe
interest of their Commercial ,eIalious
with the S >uti,ern po,,S.
-.... From La France.
The rumor has 20, abres,a tiIM the
reply ofSthe Out 6rnn,.nir a.NS sshiur
i"n To The despatch of M., Druuyn dt
Tuuys. and the prnpo>ai ,nf France. has
n, rived al Paris. Ascending to The
same repor, this answer. expresses YER,
lively grstitudeto~nrdt the, Go, ern,nep,
OF HE Emperor, tut The Cabine, ~
Washington postpoues it's adhe,inn L.
the ofiers vt meditation on The part +"
l-tbe Cabiuet OF the, Tuillr, ies.. for: the re
snlr Of the frejects which il Gsa con-
Eceived for the next suniitier. and ~hicl
Justify it 10 hoping for a definite sue
csss. ..
II lie eSpeotation should be- disap
pointed. it would, Il u said, sccept the
interteh,ioe of France BY recognizing
The South, and regulating the ,ouestion
Of slavery, and that Of tiie set lenent ot
boundaries between the two coiinrrios
Without eo,nrielely eontradictiug ihe.e
rumors, We may say We nave reason 1,
believe that they are not eutirely%co cur
rect. and have beeh p! p!aSed before til,
public ,prernatutely. ..
Ls Nord, Brusssls. !.
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SoTToN.-It is understood thas Mg.
Lebnw. the Confederate State. Agent.
has negotiated the ~ps~ehass 81 betsses
one hendr~d aud fif,y and our hundr~d
n"d serehty-fve thousand bales ef cut
toa In Louisiana aud AissiesipPi. ~ IN
average OF about IL cents This is eas
hais Of The la!e purchases Of the Goysre>
-niso. in d,is cotton district. Four-6 -6fthsdf
this cotton, !, may be fairly -assume<s.
win bs saved aud msserially s,rehgtheN
our bonds h. Eur"ps. A large fo.eigss
credit .. already predioated upos u, and
Tho tangible resui,s will coon. be felt, by
,hear,nr and navy, Agents sfs aathor-
is"d 10 pay the. lsArke, vaiss os tke sos-
'"n' which Ia .ascst tnined i,y rsfessnc. 10
"ha. Pri ale pas;ies are willing 10 psy
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HIonwAr RasBskY.--1hes saS annsh
Rrp"blfcan Of the sIs, ui,. has ths fol.
h~Iog
On Sunday evening about Jsrk Two
enldtshs wSy laid negro rpnh oa The
Middle Grohnd Road M: be waa fetusa.
ing Oh horseback to The counrrs. whence
he had come, to his masters ho,ss.-.~
S"izing the 'b,idle. they stopped ,bitu,
d"manf'ug "a paes." He answered
,hat he bad ncne. /" NeiI. net down
and 60 20 the guard house" The SER
want obe, ed, 6ut he bad hardly dss-
mounted Nheu, wuh. violent blow
aI"ve the temple. he WAS Knocked down.
and 'obbe'i Of ,tet,tting he had. his
roka- rihAd. g.. Upln rscossring
ils cnugbt tho horse ard ratarned, .wi,h
deep gash In his head xnd covered.
"isii 'iosd. 10 hi- owner, saying, :" Mas
81. atti killed Our own soldier kneck
ME down, and sisats ., ,sry,hina, frouA
mel They is wor.s 'l.A4 Yaskses.
sir r. =. s 7. '''.-75.s- ~
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CharIsston.,


II was In this. ..iar. famed, cultivated
hospitabls city tkM tie people of Soath
Gaiolinas through their representatives
in Convention, declared thei separation
from the negro worsbipping, in6dei in.
cendlaries Of :he North. Il wac for the
possession and sefence Of this city that
iRe Fedetsl fag was brought down. at
FortSunher! 1twas thisiocaiity which
was, in former generations. con.ecra,ed
TO liberty. Froir before Fort Moanr;s
the British feet was driven, though Sir
Peter Parker fought like Billion
This ancient metropolis witnessed the
execution uf Hayne; "a rebel apaiast
ths crown and Government Of the third
George. Il wiinessed, too; the erection
Of The statue Of William Pitt, ,ohe states.
man, who dared to defend befoye TIM
! Biitisk Parliament, the pticiple:of En-:
glisli liberty in behalf Of the coioniss.-
In the soil of,'thst CITY were. Inferred
tho mortal remains Of Calhoun. The
tionorea 7nnn,es Of great psuiots-
Momtris, Rutledge. nckney, TurnburI.
Middleton, SLaurens,, Hsyne, and many
o,hers-~clpster together on the page. oi
her history. and beaueath. 10 that old
gallant, liberty loving city a wealth OF
greatness. Her glorious past canno,
fail 10 inspire sentiments Of sublime do
votion 10 freedom.
And now the minions Of dsspotisn-
HE foul brood of fana,icism -rromp, ed
by fendish hate. envy and IN alice, mass
themselves to crush out the sons Of toe
lraye- and the fee. Let them try =
The yulture abdsravsn will lie, invited
TO the feast! Let them beard the lior
in bis den They will be welcomed &c
the shock. Let them storm Charleston
and they will descend ""to the haryes,
Of death ~ Let them take Charleston
by any effor--by any combination ot
numbers and APPLIANCES. and they will
take ~ Golgotl,h Of aolses, cinders and
human bones 80 10.
There she stands, as calm ~ a s,rn
mcr's evening. I'VE ksew- how &c
defend our soil" is the proud language
OF Cardinals sons, "or we know how
TO perish ~ Wen hold the yraves O
our ancestors; or sleep with HE illus
trous dead u -, ..- - .,r.
| q brave mother Statei We lov.
and bonor your name. The blood o
our house has" mingled With the falieu,
bravo. nnd We have M inheritance IN
the ,slor aud glory Of your tons
Soahhern Crtsis.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-04-09

a SIsouLss coIscInEFcs,--.1h,
following facts form = somewhat singu,
lsr coiocidepce !: th the fah Uf 1852,
Hemtio Seymoo,, Democrat, ~a. elect.
ed d2Gosernor 6fsHe~. fmk. and. vi tt.+,
falieriag > pring, Thomas n Se,moar.
Democta,, chosrn q Goyernor Of Goa
nee,io.rt. - Lhsts fall, ,Hotatio Seymour
after iapteof ten years; was aected =
second lime ssovernor of New 'Yo, 4.
snd Thomas IL. Sey mouv again folles.
n. The Demoess,ic candids,e fer the ex
lscu,ise chair Of Connecticat. Nviliprg
,rs,nsios 20 0axEet the coincidence pe'frct
hot fos The conservative mon s.f the Lac.
Ter State 10 elect lheir esH.lssistc, -, =