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The New York herald., 1863-10-26
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journals ANNOUNCE the nsmes q toary oue hunfref
stump orators who speak fiIsfeu parts % ihs
slats during ,ho prrrnt week Am,ug ths s1m,sr a's
Henry wIboo. United states BaaAtor q na"sehasssus
Thomas y BfamIsits Governor q Keuia'ty zAch.
Chandler uni,ei states s@nAtr of hfhgaa IfA1cn II.
y,rruout coyernsr q West yrrnh. Joan Y. Hsio
United @aps sas,or q New Haraisbirs John a. A..
drew Goycrnor u Hassanhassss cyvsrror Hsary =.
lane Of Indiana ard Governor rarfai. = w'oossn'
Anoax tho purnb~r are also over s1sa msmesrs u
ooosr.s. nsd syrinsnz q evrs. doetors and dr.nss.
oovrsarp EIr1ros ~ h,sn IA has ben tiatsf u'ai
IN. dmo~r.la esc,ei aa cos es-sisf Nsius At ,bs
recest ssciou "a iAneon ooaniy bsi ~ spp~srs
from The oncaI oosai " be nitssE ~ tho Vy,es
sr,eraed for the rstntn.ah esfd T. -srs oosHisd hs
Mould have been src,~i ~ t-s1' '9if mSy~liy. A.
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.nty have non rated M folgwfg cass Aa,s for tss
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The New York herald., 1863-10-26
Mr.. WIN. Young. Despatch.

HsApouAHryms. AwxY ov y'm PorosAc. oci. ~, 1909.
Church bells have TO day In the army. but tho
usual religious services hsvs been held. Gradually tho
" being strengthened by tho arrival of soldiers
from tho conserip oonvacscent and parole Gangs ON
absent leave returning and but few furouxhs
granted
A third railroad accident last evening, oanScd by tho
miaplcornen OF switch, threw a locomotive sna ,hree
four or the track nrse Station niorruvtng
the PASSAGE Of all trans until two O'Clock " day Con
sidcrng the immense amount c business and tho g,ea,
number Of trains accidents on this road very
few.
More cavalry have eoms out TO day from tho dis.
mounted camp. and otherr are sxIocted % morrow
Infantry other than tho ohanss of camps.
amount To inst nothing
Tie full moon al this writing, ton O'Clock sheds bril-
liant light tho camps % brave solder boys Who.
sleeping forget their hardahss and dreiia q tbs loved
home.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
Court OF General Sessions.
Pefors Recorder Holman.

OT. AIN the Court Of General Sessions this morning,
Recorder Hoffman passed on the following pei
sooers who had been convicted during the week
Enges young man convicted Of burglary 10 the scoond
degree. sentenced 10 the stAs iou for ten years
II alleged thst Engcs sn old offender ana has on
several other oceasons furnished occupation for the guar
dams Of the law frAncn Tappen sert 10 the eats
uu, vho convicted Of committing feIoosoos auauii
on william Rowsn, was seutcpcd the STATE psis1n for
nve year.. sntsn rornpkns sent ssme par .
for too year. On oonvictson Of grand larceny. 10
hanna Shannon received . similar sentences on .
plea for attempt ~ the OFFENCE T1len
Murphy with smali are being brought up for zen.
tcrce stated ~ the Recorder thst the assault
committed by her brother in law, florence Crowley An
onc~ vas despatched IN bring crowley oto ccurs, wbo,
on hs arrival 10 TO qneston from the EecrTer
admitted that bs hid committed the sse1us lie i'm
mefiaieiv given iuto tbe castady ~ rcar, not.
vrnst@ding DC prcsestatbous that he vas an cpisisd
The New York herald., 1863-10-26

UNITED STATES PRIZE COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Peiore Henry II. Elliott and Henry Eagle, United states
Prize Commissioners.
OcT. "a TIE United States - M Sedmer Pd,rus, 6c
and Cargo In this reference had before the
Prize Commissioners day, TO ascertain xhat vessels
participated in the capture Of tho prize Pa,ras
taken as prize of Charleston, In March, 1s62 in attempt
Ing 10 evsae the blockade OF that port by the United
States steamer Bcnville Commander James z. w. Mul
any Several other vessels belonging 10 tho bockadng
squadron OF Charleston claimed share 10 the prize
Commander Mulany. Frank smith (saiing Massrl Lieu
tenant COMMANDER Benhsm and the of the Bcn
Vile examined ~ the time and place Of capture
and 70 what other vessels in sight signal ds
tance. report will be filed IN fe~ days doteriu ing
what ships entitled N share. Messrs. Martin and
Smith appeared for the Bienve: James Thompson Psq
for the Fambean. Mr.. H. II. Rice Assistant District A.
torrey, for the government.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
News from California.

DEPARTURE oP TREASURE FoR LIvKRroOL.-D DKsrRuc-
TIos oY A PORTION or Tny TOWN. oF Dfo OAK FLaT-
sUccEss or THE UNION JUDICIARY TICKET. ere.
SAX FRANcfsoo, Oct. q, isC3.
S-ed ship Don Quxote for Lyerptol, carrying 81 600
sacks Of whe.t 80 casks Of taow Bemen bark polas.
for Hong Kong with s2c0 600 10 treasure.
The Iobbing trade contirucs good. Demand for Froce
res hardening prces. Teaers Va other departments
Of trades all doing well and the aggregate business IL fu
ly up to tho average q the past season.
The buspcss portion Of the town of BIG oak Fiat rOu-
lumne county, destroyed byare the 10Th. Loss
about $50 900
The Union jud cary ticket was elected by decided
majority compared with ths Gabernaiorai eietion of
soptember. Thirteen rnfn district judges nod one
democratic independent are elected. Inion Judges arc
chosen 10 both of the FAN Francisco districts
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
oy which he rs at present bound his fertility of &C.
MUS may YET devise another by which end shall be
aalanod.


MUS may yet devise another by which the end shall be
assapod.
rns BLOCKADE or MgxIco EY THE WRENCH.
fhs State Department has been officially informed shat
from and after the 6th OF September last IN elective
blockade will DO established and maintained by tho
Freoch naval forces OF all tho ports ryors har bors
roads, creeks &C. along the which are
not occupied by the French troops and which still ack
nowcdge tho authority OF Juarez, from the lagoon
leagues eouth Of Matomoras 10 and including Cam
peachc, between 25 deg. - min north 90 deg SO min
The meridian OF Paris and that friendly and neutral
seis VIII DO allowed the period OF twenty Ave dAy to
complete their loading and leave the o ek aded place.
Tho points excepted from tho blockade Tampco Vera
Cruz, Avarado Coatzacoacos, Tabasco and Carmen. Al
vessels attempting TO violate the said blockade VII, be
proceeded against in conformity with International law
and the treaties in force with neutral Powers.
CAVALRY REGIMENTS TO DE RECRUITED.
The First Michigan, First Vermont, First Virginia and
Fifth New York cavalry regiments have received perms
sion TO return TO their respective States upon condition
that they enlist for three years and recruit the reei
ents to their full strength For this purpose thirty days
leave granted. These commands organized In
1851 and will 20 out OF during the coming year
upon ensting Will receive the bounty OF ioar
hundred dollars and be able muster n brigade equal
10 numbers TO many OF our divisions.
DEPARTURE OF GOVERNOR YATES, or ILLINOIS
Governor Yates, OF Illinois bad final interv with
the President to-day. He will leave for Now York
morrow TO speak at the Cooper Institute Wednesday night
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
NEWS FccM WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.
OF FL L..
Circular No. o..


WAR DEPARTMENT, PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OvICI,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1863. J
Thsattenion Of provost marshas is especially called
70 the provisions OF paragraph 81 Of the regulations for
the government OF tho bureau Of tho Provost Marshal
Genera OF the United States. When arrested
deeert@ by the officers employees OF this bureau
claims that he not deserier by of having been
discharged from the service, or OF never bav-
ing been In the army, he shall not bo for.
warded from tho Provost Marshal's headquarters
TO any military post until no shall have been
Afforded fair and ample opportunity 70 present proof
supporso or his claim. II is made the especial duty OF
provost marshals To investigate all such carefully
thoroughly and promptly. The evidence in regard to
them can usually be obtained from Official records upon
application direct to the Provost Marshal In all doubt
mi csses the matter shall be at reported to the
Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General State
for disorders as to holding or dschargng the man.
JAS. n. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
M & A De S A r M Y.
Brisk Cavalry 5kirZniahes With
the Rebels.
The Casualties Light On the
Union Side,
&C., &C.. DO.
MIR. J. II. vosburg's Despn'rh.
IIEApQuAErKas, Amy o. the roruMAc.
Oct OF INfa K

Oct 81, 1858. !
on Thuraday last portion of General 6,cgss cavalry
division bad a skirmisa with tho eaomy Fayatio
vile. Tho Second Peunsyyanl cavalry Colonel r nion,
principally concerned Ia this Gght ard behaved
Dobly.
Tho rebel cavalry Uncovered a, short distance
beyond Fayetteville and tan second PennHy vania was
forward attack thcm. Tho rebels wero driven
some distance when our cavalry encountered In
fintry force. and compelled " fall back. In
this nght tho gallant Major Tarfari OF Tho second
Pennsylvania cavalry, wounded whhe head.
Ing charge with squadron. Hts wound a
IN the knee, requiring ampu,n,on Of the rant og.
Tue Major removed to warrenton, and died this
morning
Yesterday forces again attacked tho enemy, and
again drove their cavalry until encountered their
fantry Ia thus light the First Name ard Second rcnnay
vania cavalry cagngcd. These regiments belong
General Gregg cavalry division. ou losses slight,
although the Akirmshes were brisk.
To day portions o both Buford's ard Grcggs cavalry
divisions were engaged with the robel cavalry
tantry and driven back u Liberty beyond raltoo
station.
The main portion OF Ia lying quiet and thofo
In immediate prospect OF a forward movement.
This morning ,he Eight Pennsylvania cavalry held tho
right OF advanced line at Frcinans ford on tho
Rappahannock When tho attack made. n squadron
OF cavalry held In reserve behind Tho dsmogntcd
skrmishers Of each regiment The whole affair reflects
upon the officers In command OF forccn. whIc
II Is cortin that lactod considerable damage upon
the enemy.
Tho following is list OF the casualties n the Fecond
Pennsylvania cavalry. For this indebted to sur
gcon Wiedmhn, In charge OF the hnsp,,hi Warrenion,
and Captain Hanson, Of tho Second PoGasy yiyanis cav
airy
cAsuArurs ~ ryxssYtvANA CAVALRY.
Corp,ral Joseph Rhodes, wounded IN side This man
displsycd amount OF bravery aud other scldierly
qualities during the light and after he wounded that
cn,itc him ~ be considered Of tho distinguished
heroes OF this
MAJOR Chas y Taggart. since died.
Corporal Edwin fclienbaurn slightly woun,cd IN head
Jno. n. williams. Company J., groin.
Uriah Bremen. Company l., lex
----- LrwpIen, Company G, finger.
Michael O'Counord, COMPANY @, foot.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
Final DEGREES of Distrfbusion In Prizes.
uNIfEp sTATEs DISTRICT COrRr.

FefUFe Huh JuuXe Bctts.
OcT. "a The United S,n,s u, Steamer Anoin Her
faith, So., and cay9o.-In this case Hon. T. Delalsid
Smith, United States District Attorney this day entered
nna decree OF distribution Of the proceeds Of tho above
prize steamer.
TIE Unnd ~d,es ~. u, Steamer Scotia and Cdrgo "A
final decree of distribution also entered this
These tvo vessels owned England. and
TIRED one year ago, while attempting 70 run tho blockade
of Charleston
M rnitd Sfnef the S'enmv vioAoiai ne First "A
nnal decree OF drIbuton also entered In this
against the proceeds OF this yteamer captured by the
Victoria, In March last, on Charleston.
TIE Uni,d ytrts 1uo Hvsfyei and Biohfytpo Bdies
Of Co,,on 6c fatp Prf. a hs Corswe of Noo,srr
" ca hna decree of, distribution entered this
day, distributing the proceeds ~ the above property
among the United states vesse engaged Ia tnc taking of
vevbern In March. 1867
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
e~,o.s,e, l.av.sss.

p,rst YsiI ro-s nrsns--ns nsursrsnisr. chi
p.fes Jssr ga. ssd ~ 80. ~ Lais- sse Jesis'ssy
if.-n srseis q sfsr r.csvsd ~ er fg-u sssss
Tfn .a.y 10 fsrtsrtnf asr6cl, D. ttr osfseiussn
ttst tfe sffsd~st was fsn~sd ~ usH-sY bssas 20
tgrfpfty ssnfeed, asf nrsnrtemi ifsi We fsns"
stgaN Va f1fnisfss wita seiiso@ fhiTg
sstnrvq csssstrr .--rofanes Nssnsna hsi Al 'ssss'
Al 1ll Easf frsbiy fo-r'h sires,. SPA 'i~ efy hsa
veg,s,s shi,a .bost s.ti.sa uls.'hs - ~s@ --a
s<alsof 70 ssssh By tsius a hgi sysp fsss opp~ ~s
p<rsoa.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
CHI ATT A NOOG A.

General Hookcr's Force Across the Ten
nessec River-Rcported Fighting-rhc
River Rising, &C., DC, SC.
NASHVILLE Oct. 90, 1863
There OF importance from Chattanooga.
Hookers force has crossed the Tennessee river and
fighting reported yesterday.
The telegraph cut this morning, but is now
working.
Tho river rising and Ave feet the shoals. There
have been arrivals by the river.
Gen. Rosccrans left for Cincinnati at noon.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
Circular No. o..

WAR DEPARTMENT, PRovoer MAHynAL GENERALS OrrrcK,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20, 1863. I
Regiments 10 service which re-enlist as veteran
volunteers under the provisions OF General Orders Nos
19l and $685. current seres from tho Adutant Generals
Office viii be credited the States and far as pracli
cable the Congessona districts and sub districts to
which they belong JANIS B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
The v.i.s 81 = s.w.p.pss.

M vsiss y sa ,hs IrxsfB ,asss, es better ~
Isrirat1 W ny fsisrstg tsi hr r~ISss) ihs
issnsn ss1 yrsysfs q ~ nsosss " ns w pansi
Itsnsras 70. ~ r~sy.fy On the r.orniar hs assp
tssfn@ ard fssrffrtu st~~ssed " yogr gatpal tk,sS
t.e xssr hsH ersnsa foe too v~Gs adsvts~1
bsf hs~a and -ith b~s ffisrds 9ovasfisf IN Lss
sensshsi tssr~i until M fsrssrsVa apr~assd
IT, r.aat tbss tDs w my cs~>s ~ tvs,s
o 'cs<s. saved u'o1sb yer enssiit ant lDnpstse
krv fssG. Osi ~, lsu JA- thLfHAs.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
Byoohiyn city psi,ue..

To y rsocraiie Thrd asseaDiy Distfci casrss,soa
mt sgsin Saturday rish,. and tnsy uoasA,ei NJ.
wnlAn G. Dewitt for tho kss~u4by r,s sruass~,~s ihs
oatnocyAtn pcuDsttnN tos tbs AessDpiy. .ifh TIE
e~rsu ~ the dsfci. The Republican batsIH
vi ~ oarntsrisd dggi1s The -ssk.
ou Tssstsyfssercga msss nse,i'ns - - uaon fe-
tabltans viii - hsd II lhs Academy q hasN at
hsh Goysfnof pssfrrsrt = yRriais sna stb'f sDsst
frsr AZ. stE-espl W pfs.stt M nifht ths
fs,fss ~ MI q ssrIbiy tta Cty hal fafk, snd ~
st4fsf.f1 q b. fursstaof t.fy1glf tnf oftffF.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
& III A IL l. T. S II q N.
The Latest Rebel Reports from the BE-
sieGcd city.

FORrRns MoNRoH, Oct % 1900.
Yesterdays Richmond Dspath received hero contains
tho following
CHARLESTON. Oct %, 1858
No movements yet. The Yankees reported to
bc rveting smoothing and putting the finishing
TO Gregg Wagner aud other batteries Cummings
Point. The feet remains quiet. stirring times
pected soOu
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
Important Despatch from Governor
Bramictte.

BtFFALo, OCT %, IstJ u
Governor Eranette, OF kentucky, viii not fnnl his
appointment with the nemocratlc Committee OF
this for the contained In following dcs.
patch
FRASKToHr KY, Oct q. 1863.
DEAN piusoSp, Chairman Democratic Committee
We now have formidable raid upon Our banks
robbed aud towns sacked within forty miles Of the
capital. No can think Of quitting bis pos, while
this continues 7. v. BRAAIErrE.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
REBEL RAID IN KENTUCKY.

Towns Sacked and Robbed Within Thtr-
~ Miles Of the Cspital-Pursuit or the
Raidcrs-A Portion or tho stolen Pro-
perty Recovered, &c., SO.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 25, 1863
It Is reported that there two hundred rebel cav
airy at Iiarrodsburg this morning.
Details from Danvle say that In the rebel raid yestcr
day morning quartermaster and commi'sary
burned and several citizens robbed by seventy i've
guerias. After hour aud balr they went shell.
by's farm and stole two hundred and any government
horses pastured there.
Captain simpson. Provost Marshal OF Stanford, with
about twelve men, afterwards recapurcd the horses and
four OF the robbers Our cavalry 10 hot pursuit. and
will probably capture XIII all these robbers.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
The Call for Volunteers Ia IIinots-CoId
weather tm the West.

~ Jors, Oct %. lss3
Governor Yates of Illinois, has Issued proclamaion
for volunteers under the rrcsideots hat call
Tho weather continues quito cold. The % fhurs
day last has not yet DISAPPEARED.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
No Dran In Ohio-Eov. penfs OF General


cnrf~sar, Oct. q, l.n1.
Governor Todd annO1nofd that there ~ BE- ~ drat on
Wednesday The qaota having oned by volunteers.
General go.ecran. viii arrive bero 70 morrow psb.
nc reception will be given him.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
Accident TO Eniiroad Train-rho
Casualties.

wl,nfsDros. Get. %. 1868.
train of cattle cars, c1nt,aing about
hundred twenty ak cpnicfaref hories ard guard
II hundred and twonty ss uofofs, al belonging 10
General Kpa,rickH IhTd yairy diysOn, started frrn
Gaincsviiic eleven O'Clock Friday niri sri ~n@n
four n,les tho rold Aeranfra, aai ITO
train going very rapid rate several of tho track s
gave way precp.tttag eight of tho from tho track
and down steep crubankpent
T~en,y q tho guard iaiersi for ~ nvo danger
o1sly bot, strange to- sly, M 0ns wp aoi
Many Of tho horses killed. isnaauy, and o,bors
received saoh Injuries render tho shong oi thon
Necessary
Captain Owning n tbe seoond New York cavalry. who
hal charge d tho bofres. esciaei Nhout iai1ry.
mr. Hackloy, sgrgeou.n chisf 4 The Thri division u
clvriry Dr- copcbut aud Kinsston With su cisnt
oors itants promptly on ~ ground, fcnfof
Ing ali necessary assistance ~ the wounded
The fo.Ioslng tho iisi of wounded slidirrs-
uaHrD~rn rESssrLvasfs ctvsiHr.
vm ~ NcSlgmIy. Iavd ffiu
W. webster. Narflsnn.
John rolkey iacob tir-at
Rcfgeant y. = wright. iinrs Noble
VIM. y tbilds cHpofa -"hn n"fo
David Tbr0p.
rrYa rHs ronE cssgiHr.
Jane. cavan. Wr Nnss0n
Iohn agnn r. " IosSssb8
suitlpg p ycvaiicn
fpoorp etfsur.
WIN f,heshsl FfAus vsheu.
And ooe unspo~B mor,aIy .ssnd~i.
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
G. GENERAL NEWS.

WASHINGTON, Oct "a, 1863.
THE INDEBTEDNESS OF THE UNITED STATES.
The following approximate statement OF the public
bit on the lst Of September 1sG3:-
The New York herald., 1863-10-26

Author Of Surgical and Practical Observations on the
Diseases Of the Ear with New Mode Of Treatmeun
The New York herald., 1863-10-26
I'm bodsn's Attack on Chsrisssow", Va
Cspsur. Of Unio" Prisoners, with thsfv
A<.. sAs.

FONThfFF WfHtFl w 10 I''I
ne tolouisg cesfaich apg~ifs, sigDsi ~ " Lee.
IN yostsraay'H Riehuond btyrtA
General lmbssS shs isss aii-cs-a ths Earrson ss
Csfisst0Nn IN thr shsnsncoah valley, cAgtnrHs fosr
Laudred thirty .'our fssoosss viii ihsr arms ho.
Tho humber q Yaskes prsousrr bsi In R<hgoei
FriNns lat nirst ,~sss ,bossAni
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-22
JOHN HUlET. Sec. & Tres.

The Old Guard is full Of the true spirit
of,I6. lie .hesitates not to tell the Govern
ment and the people wtst the var has done
for the North, as the following article, copied
from it, shows:
How WE ARE RgvENGING SrMrER.-Ihe
following are the reported casualties Of this
wal from its beginning to January LIST. 1863
Federals killed 1851 wodndad ~. O29
died OF disease and wounds 100000; made
prisoners 6S,2l6; total 459, 373. Coniederates
killed 20, 800; wounded $685.; died of dis
ease and wounds 10000; made prisoners %,
l69; total 222.G77.
They have killed 22,s74 more of our men
than We have of theirs.
They have wounded, not MORALLY, 1914
more of our men than we have of theirs.
10000 more of our men have died of dis
ease and wounds than of theirs.
They have made prisoners of $4,000 more
of our men than we have Of theirs
Onr total casualties are 237 ,29I more than
theirs-that is, our casualties have been IA
600 more than as much again as theirs.
This is the way VIC have " revenged the
firing OH Fort Sumter"
But tits snct all. We have spent almost
1000, 600, 900 more Of money than they have
spent.
We have made 100000 of our women
widows.
We have made 100000 of children faith
erless.
We have destroyed the Constitution of our
country.
We have brought the f%erocious savagery
of war into every corner Of society.
We have demoralized our pulpits. so that
our very religion is a source of immortality
aad blood.
Instead of being servants Of Christ, our min,
listers are servants Of Satan.
The land is full of contractors, thieves, pro-
vost marshals, and a thousand other tools of
illegal and despotic power, MS Egypt was OF
vermin in the days of the Pharaohs.
We are rapidly degenerating in everything
that eXalts a nation.
Our civilization is perishing.
We ere swiftly drafting into inevitable civil
war here in the North.
We are turning our homes into charmed
houses. There is a corpse in every family.
The angel of death sits in every door.
The devil has removed from Tartarus to
Washington.
We pretend that we are Furnishing the
rebels, but they are furnishing US.
We pretend that we are restoring the I'm.
ion, but We are destroying it.
We pretend that we are enforcing the laws,
but we are only catching negroes.
That's the way we are Z" revenging Sum-
ter"
Selling our souls to the devil and taking
Lincoln & Co.'s promise to pay. We have
it in green5acks and blood.
That is the way we ore "revenging Sum-
ter.n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-07-22
Hands to Work CD the EoStidsations at
Charleston.

- 81
We publish in another colnnsn .he!sali of Gov.
RosHAM for Three Thousand LaborerI We you'd
impress upon our people the r@ecessltf oflatend-
ing to this matter at once. The inpPstance Of it
is sufficiently palpablo to every MINI and some
small sacrifices must be made Willingly, in order
to avoid large ones being made fofu rs without
any will Of oars in the natter. sSlno farmers
have objected to sending hands Because they
need them for making their crops. We w.uld adj
wise such rot 70 be oscr careful aboutsieaui:gih tho
grass out of their Corn iustnow, forefIcuiustanees
might occur which might result in thoir having
no corn to clean grass out of Come up, men of
Edgcfcid strain n point o. TIVE. LIT ovory nan
who is abba, rend at least one negro. "When
there is o will thore is = way" When the glori-
Gus objects for which our people ar@called On to
risk aud to suffer so much shall be accomplished,
who will not wish to be counted among those who
contributed to independence The man who is not
u frisnd to tho cause COW, when the sduntry needs
his couutenancs uni support, mny be sure that
when sncce7s Is attained, an1 friendsare abundant,
he will share mono of the honors of. %anecess.-