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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-17

CRAZY 1MPUDENoE!-The Republicans talk
with as much cool impudence about crush
Ing out the Democrats of the North with
the bayonet as though they were Memselues
lighting men. Had it not been for the sons
OF Democratic fathers who filed up Lin
coins army as privates they never would
have get up an army at atheists B.
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6TThe statement telegraphed to the
New York Tribune that Gen. Burnside has
rendered his resignation as commander of
the Department of the Ohio, is true. Gen.
B. Is DOW in Knoxville, Tenn.
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Commercial.
MAYsVILLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, Sept. II, 1864 .

THURSDAY, Sept. II, 1868.
Sugar-New Orleans, 1873 to lac.
Bbls. etc.
COFFEE 80 to sec with upward tendency.
WHEAT.-Red $50; White 81 90
FLoUR.-Seling at from S. 25@6 Is.
Whisky.-Market firm Ross & Newell,s extys
selling at 47@4Sc.~ ~.
Crush Sugar, tic. '.
Gran tic.
Loaf " lie.
BACON.-sides. &c; Hams 1o@12c; Shoulders
81 cents.
LARD.-9 to lie, per b.
HEMP.-$120 to 1925 per ton.
ToBAoco.-Selling at 7@16c lbs.
MAoKEREL.-Bbls. No. 2, $12; Halfbbls. 700,
Quarters 81 90.
SALT.-50c. q bushel.
iSoN:-Bar Iron ~; Nail Iron 61l@s; Horse
Shoe 3s<@5c.
NAILs.-$5 25 for 10d.
RIoE.-s111c. q ID.
==FEATHERs.-40 cents lbs.
FLAX SEED.-$1 25 per bushel.
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GREAT WINDFALL.-It is ascertaiDed that
Abraham is heir to the aspirations OF John
Brown. John left chattel property, in the
shape of piece ofrope. and black cap
We do MT know whether this will 60 to the
heir, or be claimed by the executioner.-
Logan Gazette.
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GTThe London Globes Paris cores
pendent says that NJ. Chevalier's pamphlet
or Mexican affairs is considered as herald
ing prompt recognition of the Southern
Confederacy by Napoleon.
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rThs Prince of Wales is coming to
Halifax. Tee Princess Alexandria is to re-
main at home, her physicians giving the
opinion that ait was not best for her now to
incur over exsrtion." We understand Mr..
Wales
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The ABOLITION PLATFoRM.-No peace
uutil slavery is torn out root and branch
and the negro is admitted to social and pc
litical equality with the white man.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-17
OrWe find the followins item in the La:

" W Q LIuu ILS IOIIO" ID 3 II0Iu Iu LIIb iaoI
foreign news:
From the Vienna Presse, August 19.l
THE RUsso-AM ERICAN ALLIANCE.
We hear that communications have been
Received from an English source, according
to which we must prepare ourselves for the
approaching ratification of an offensive and
defensive alliance between st. Petersburg
and Washington. This eventuality, should
this somewhat speculative informatio be
confirmed. would principally affect the boar
ings of the Mexican and Polish questions.
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rGrcek FIRE is q composition of asphalt,
inter and sulphur. 1t can't be extinguish-
cd by water.
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FoRTREss MONROE. Sept. IA flag of
truce arrived from City Poiut this evening.
The Richmond Enquirer has the following
telegraph dispatches:
CHARLESTON, September g.
To General Cooper:
Last night thirty of the launches of the
enemy attacked Fort Sumter. Preparations
had been made for the event. At a con-
certed signal, all the batteries bearing on
Fort Sumter, assisted by one guuboat and a
ram, were thrown open. The enemy was
rePulsed. leaving in our hands 1l3 prisoners.
including thirteen officers. We also took
four boats and their colors.
G. Il. BEAUREGARD.
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off in boats from Gregg, ard were interrupt
ed by our men, who were also in boarS.-
| The guns in both forts were spiked. When
our forces entered Wagner a lighted fuse
/ leading to the magazine was discovered and
eXtinguished. A few moments and a terrific
explosion would have ensued. The guns
found IN Wagner consisted of four naval
howitzers, two columbiadS, two riied
pieces, three carronades, one siege mortar
and one field piece. In Gregg were found
three Cohorn mortars, two field pieces, max
ing complement of nineteen guns of vari-
Gus calibers in the two works. But few of
the guns iu COED condition; most of them
are completely and forever disabled. The
bomb proof of Wagner has not been pene-
trated. Inside were discovered a man dy-
ing from wounds and near him two dead
bodies. The garrison, numbering 1900
men, escaped in bOa:s, with the exception
OF the persons above mentioned.
The first Intelligence we had of the eva
cnasion was brought by three deserters, who
came into our lines at one A M. Nuner-
Gus torpedoeS are scattered over the premises.
bat as yet they have caused US 20 injury
Dead AID mangled bodies of men and an
imals pave the causeway from Wagner to
Gregg.
At half-past six O'Clock this morning,Ad-
miral Dahlgren dispatched a flag of truce to
Sumter, supposed to be for the purpose of
demanding the surrender of that Tort. If
the demand is not complied with, it is be-
lieved he will again lombard that pile of
ruins
The amount of ammunition left in Wag-
ner aud Gregg was considerab Numer-
Gus fierce-looking pixies, having hooks near
the end, were fixed in the sand on the
slopes of Wagner for the purpose of resist
Ing an assault. Wagner and Gregg are each
occupied by regiment.
There is no firing of any consequence at
the present moment. The iron-clads are
in position to open on Sumter.
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The true man walks calmly amid the
wickeduess and cruelties of the world, like
Daniel am ong lions.
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OTThe War Abolitiosists have carried
the elections in California, Vermont and
Maine.
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From Morris Island .

New YORK, Sept. l2.-The Times has a
long letter from Morris Island of Monday,
September 9Th.
Wagn Grand Gregg were evacuated by the
rebels last night at II O'Clock. Gan. Gill
more must be assigned the honor of another
splendid triumph. The engineers have
done their duty faithfully and well. The
Stars and Stripes now fiat over the fortifi-
cations. Seventy prisoners, including a
Captain. Surgeon and Navy Lieutenant,
were captured by a party under command
of Major Sanford, of the Seventh Connecti-
cut. The prisoners were endeavor:ns to get
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-17

HORN M EAL.-From picked flint grain
~ and carefully milled, ever on hand.
ALEX. MADDOX
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K b - Mackerel, Salmon, Herring.
Il Sardines, Lake and other fish
ALEX MADDOX
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NEAS-Green and Black of all the best
Il grades. ALEX MAODOT
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-17

EOFFEE.-The choicest descriptions al
~ ways kept in full supply
ALEX. MADDOX.
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.nLD BOURBON.-5O Brls choice Bours
~ bon Whiskey very old. ptre, highly Favored
ana oily. ALEX. MADDOX
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-17

NEW YORK. Sept. 14th.-Headquar
Army of the Potomac dispatch of the 10th.
states that it is believed that one corps oil
Lees army, or about one third of it, under
Longstreet, is now moving to Richm ond
there to be transferred, two divisions, to the
Southwest and one TO Charleston.
Hoods division of Longstreet's corps left
camp near Fredericksburg, Tuesday morn
ing last, at three O'Clock, bound for Rich
mond, thence. so my information runs, to
Charleston.
A Washington dispatch to the Times
says that besides the marching of Long
streets corps, which we have already an
nounced. our correspondent with the Army
Of the Potion &C sends us word that he be-
lieves the corps of Ewell and Hill, recently
encamped between Gordonsviile aud Gull
pepper ourt-house, have also fallen back,
and are nav at Gordorsville, if not further
yet on their way to Richmond. The evil
dence of weakening of Lees army by de-
taching achievements for Beauregard and
Bragg, is conclusive. A lady who arrived
yesterday from Richmo nd, says that for ten
days previous to her departure several regi-
meuts daily passed through that city.
1t is understood here that Gen. Gilmore
has inquired of the Government if he would
be justified in bombardipg Charleston to its
utter destruction. The answer returned, it
is said, was such as to- give the country as
surance OF heap of ashes where Charles
ton now stands. if Charles ton does not sur
render. A full supply of incendiary shells,
to be used against Charleston, were sent to
General Gilmore by the Arago. By this
time they are probably being used against
the doomed city.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-17

pLOCK AND TACKLE-An assortment
~ embracing all sizes of superior construction
ALEX. MADDOX,
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Ak M-Choice prepared always OH
~ hanu A. MADDOX
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SUGARS-Choicest Brown and White
~ Sugars always on hand.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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mare, Maj Thos Manner, Mason, pre-: harness
stallion aged, Berry and Chanslor, Mason, LIST
pre- harness stallion years old, Jesse Jeffer-
son, Mason, LIST pre- harness stallion l year
old, L -Galbreath, Brown co, Ohio, pre-; har-
ness stallion under year old Jesse Jefferson,
Mason, LIST pre-; harness mare aged, Frank
Long, Mason, LIST pre-, Jas Manner Mason End
pre- harness mare year old, Thos Best, Ma
son, LIST pre-; harness mare year old, D d AL
len, Mason, pre-; harness mare l year old,
Andrew Howard, Mason, pre- harness mare
under year old, E l. Gault, Mason, pre-; har-
ness stallion, sweepstake, Berry and Chanslor,
Mason, pre-; harness mare, sweepstake, Frank
Long, Mason, premium.
FOURTH DAY ..se... s4-.
Saddle stallion aged, Jas Dye, Mason, 1st pre-,
Smoot and Baldwin, Mason, End pre-; saddle stall
lion 3 years old, w Prather Mason LIST pre-, Jas
DOugherty, Mason, End pre-; saddle stallion
year old, r Gault, End pre-; saddle stallion un-
der 1 year old, VIM Cliff, Mason, 1st pre-, Aft
Chanslor, Mason, End pre-; saddle mare aged, Scott
Wells, Mason, LIST pre-; saddle mare year old VIM
il Evans, Mason, 1st pre-, Scott Wells, Mason, End
pre-; saddle mare year old, Jas NJ Wilson, Harri-
son. 1st pre-, ALT Cliff, Mason, End pre-; saddle mare
year old, Joseph Alexander, Mason, 1st pre-,
Jno Prather, Mason, End pre-; saddle gelding aged,
John Sharp, Bath, lst pre-, Middleton de Mason,
End pre-; saddle gelding year old, w Goodman
Mason, 1st pre-, Thos Pepper, Mason, End pre-;
saddle gelding year old, Cornelius alker, lst
pre-; saddle stallion, sweepstake, Smoot and Bald
VIM mason, pre-; Lee mouse fElLeI sauue
Smoot and Baldwin pre-.
Mules Horse mule 2 year old, W W Baldwin,
Mason, LIST pre-; year old, w W Baldwin, Mason,
LIST and End pre-; under 1 year old, W R. Prather,
Mason, 1st pre-; mare mule aged, Henry Smoot,
Mason, LIST pre-, A Mathews, Mason, End pre-;
year old, w w Baldwin, LIST and End pre- under
year old, Alf Chansler Mason, LIST pre-, Robert
Chanslor, Mason, 2nd pre;pair horse mules in har-
ness, Geo Wood, Mason pre-; pair mules in
harness, A Mathews, Mason, pre-; jack aged,
A and T Pollock, braeken, pre-, year old,
Joseph Liter, Mason, pre-; 2year old, JnO Turner,
Fleming, pre-; under year old, Alex RAIDER, Ma :
son, pre-; jennet aged, Alex RAIDER, Mason, 1st and
End pre-; sweepstake, jack, John Turner, Fleming,
pre-; sweepstake, jennet, Alex Reader, Mason, pre-.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-17

FAMILY FLOUR.-The choicest brand.
Il always kept ALEX. MADDOX
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-17

HllEESE The most select brands of rich.
~ pure, bluegrass cheese.
ALEX. MADDOX
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THIRD DISPATCH,

Charleston, Sept. 1O.-There was no firing
last night, except from our batteries. The
enemy is working hard on Morris Island. -
All is quiet this morning.
Atlanta, Sept 8.-Our cavalry fronts the
enemy near Aliens. There is moth ing from
Chattanooga to-day. Extensive prepara-
tons are being made by the Yankees to send
an expedition against Magruder and Taylor
in Louisiana.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-09-17

GoKDAGE-H Hemp and Manila ropes of
- all sizes from plough line to ships cable
always on hand. ALEX. MAb06Y
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{ Worm IN THE EAR--Selected sound
~ corn in the ear always Oh hand
ALEX. MADDOX,
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old HAMS.-2OO two year old can
~ vassed of lot of some thousand of INV
own curing, still remaining for select use.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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G. II. BEAUREGARD.
SECOND DISPATCH

Charleston, Sept. 9.-The enemy is silent
to-day. Gen. Beauregard refuses to have
any communication with the Yankee flag of
truce boats. We took the original flag of
compelled to lower, and which Dahlgren
bad hoped to replace
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NEW HAMS.-5OO canvassert Hams or
~ my last years curing, sweet, sound, iuicv
and of unripalled flavor.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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SfONE WARE-Every kind of vessels
~ OF the best manufactured earthern ware.
ALEX. MADDOX
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SALE-Best Kanawha and Ohio River
~ Salt by the Brl. and Table Salt by the bag,
A. MADDOX
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NANDLES-Choice brands Of Star and
~ Tallow candles, adapted to all seasons.
ALEX. MADDOX
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DRlED FRUITS-Raisins. Apples and
-. Peaches constantly on hand of tho bes
4UNlty ALEX MADDOX,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-26
NO. 40.

~ B ffe ~ var. when -gfo ~ss at
rested ~ Frd~rsl authority charged with
being tps -l.ve. slsLnug NJ bsd fair,
prnmp'. nnd ~pe*dy trial. me Rrpvblicsn
psrly ~efs icud'-, n their denuhc.aiicns Of
This "inisnluu- outrage upon fhe naht II
man." and iorlhMlih assembled in mobs 10
resist ths avs, nnd murder he au,hsrilies
whit citizen may be kidnapped Ia ne night
by FEDERAL soldiers under no color OF law
Whatever. bu, "a open defiance of aIl Law,
end hurried % F'dersl durgecn inrccessi-
hle 20 his friends. and denlrd The privilege
OF ,ris'. sot these iaw and order loving
pa'ro's see nothing 70 de9recate or con-
demn in such proceeding
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-26

The CLIMAX oy MISERY The MempLis
Bulletin tells an amusing story Of an old
rebel citizen of thst place. who hsd lately
returned for ne first time since il hsd pss.
sed out Of the hands Of The rebels He was
complaining bitterly Of his sufftrinss and
losses. the destruction Of his farm. iha
burning Of his cotton. The escape Of his
sIuyes. 'he death Of three Of his sons. ons
al Bowling Green, one At d ne con, md ths
last st Shiloh, and wound up ihe Inventory
with The hsrro~iu exclamation: ard We
rre abou, The d--dst lousy Sc, q, my house
you ever seen. Why tie o'd womsn hain's
had fine tooth comb for more than two
wears >
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-26

BounrtEs ~ lsDIAxA.-We learn from
the State Sentinel that orders have been
issued oy the. War Department 70 recruit
eleven sddiiiona volunteer regiments In this
Siaie--one In each Congressional district.
The most liberal boun,ies are 10 be given.
Raw recruits who hsve never been in the
service will receive $500 bounty, while ,hoss
who hsve seen service will be SLOWED
bounty Of 500.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-09-26

ny-The Constitution Of the United S.ates
unqucsticnabiy intended 10 secure the p-c-
ole : circulating medium Of gold and silver.
an and ever have been opposed to al
kinds Of government paper currency. lrt IL
be derived from exchequer Or otherwise.
A national paper currency is great
ru-se 10 the labor Of tho country. Tor its de-
precia,ion always falls upon the lsbcrers.--
Andrew Jackson.
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Secretary Chase started the olhfr dAY
Win an arm load d cranberry larls, cologne
water, snd copies Of his Tfeavuy tepori, NJ
distribute q ne contrsba4ds. II passing
,he White House h saw ibe pir-ldenlset
ting % wood pile readipg . rewspnpsf
"IIallol' said Chsse, "Mhas have yoo
gol lherel'
Yankee Notions. like IL. Nv bnll, f.
especially ne pictures. And" eoriiausd
ihs President, who had imblord sum- ol hs
faceiousne-s he was reading, i've y q
nick name lor you"
"Whui j. itl'
WHY. your name Il s. r. Chiss, an In
going % a.. you Shin Plaster carrencyD
Tie Secretary heirg man q figurcs u
not facls, didn't calculaie upon such leyily
aud though, il subrac'ed from the Pfssi-
denusi digniy. lie therefore called ne
uksr's attention 10 the condition Of 'he con
,rsbants. and said that green seal chs"-
pagpe and Havana cigars were needed n,
Their relief. He added that several 81 them
had too much boiled turkey and oyster
sauce, and ,hst they wanted roast dock and
onions pu' on the bill of fare.
The President averred that he had ssn'
them plenty of duck, real canvass bscs,
"Bui., said chase, sulkily, The ducks
...tt. H.. s..4. fntr~h
,.ril tell you said Honest Abe. ely,
.now 10 make them tender F"
"lIoww
"Just pnint their backs green, and green
backs, yUu know are q legal iender.'
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A CovTgMPriBLE ABuLiTIoN Little
Evansville Jvurnsl says - Perry county
wants % know Why he Josr
nal don't pitch into Dsvy Laird. Judge ~
he Common Peas Court" snd quotes the
following from the letter of lie corr espond-
eni:
"He Is ss mean secfssionist as lives ~
southern Indisna. He held term of the
Court in this town lss, January. Immedi-
atey after coming Off the bench one day he
%, into conversation With severnl gentle
men, in the course Of which he used the ios-
lowing language: Before would lave 10 =
government with the God d. nned Abolition
New England States ID n, let iigo up'
This can be proven on min beyond ~
dispute. BY more then half dozen - good
men as there are 10 this town o. any other.
r h. not mode Judge"
There is not word OF truth n the above
charge against Judge Laird Il i aeon
liemptble fsorication. We have not The re.
,aoiesi idea that there isamtn 10 this conn
ty whv viii make the chsrge over his own
proper name, ~ 70 the lace 81 Judge Lslf q.
Tie iaclis. Judge Laird i Immensely pop
alar in ihIs Common pie.s DlSsrict H.
Nas elec.ed over G RI Macon, Esq by an
loser0 nelming mnjlrisy. snd ~ his emnen
legal abilities and sffibiliiy. hss not onis
retained az of his old friends snd supporters
but il constantly making l.fgs sccesson'
70 their number. Judge Lsifd y DINO
crat. Al such, No msn has lsbored NOR
zeslorrly 70 build Up and msintain the army
His voice has always bren rslsed ior hl
country. Blu, he does not iptor-e ~ -
AboiaionisIs d., und 70 vent their mnlic
,Ihr bis independence, they sitemPs ~ mslig
am. 30, they arc biting -Cannslto'
Reporter.
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o. The number OF soldiers in the service
From the Fifth (Wsyne) District is 5057.
The Second hss sent 20 The army IL 3s9
men. This j. The difference between the
strongest Republican and most populcus die
'rict in the. State. and the seundIy Demo
cratic and conservative Second district
New Albany Ledger.
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TRocrs Yesterday, eight ompnnles. a
regiment nearly--lhe 47fn Mssour, we
in Indianapolis, where, Y
/. seid, lhey will probably rrmsin Y lensf
Tx months. They have oar u Missouri
and Ksness and Arkansas. but, i we under
stand ourselves. We have no war IN ledIana.
We speak without my Intentional disrr-
spect with regard 10 the gallant officers and
brave men composing ihis regiment @
course they are simply obr,ing orders But
We sincerely conceive that rheie place v u
the vicinity of impending battles. and NO
here ia the heart 81 peaceful Indians pre-
n,ri.p ID 90 into comfort able winter quar-
l,srs. ss We have said we undersf and ls IN
case. Ii was but day or TWO ago that w
were informed, semi officially, that all able
lhoded Indiana soldiers, under the chivnl
lrous and experienced Gen. Wilcox, wer
'l,o imme diately 70 the field, and 'hei
places taken III an necessary military dntie
\, hone by invalids. corvalescents andh0m
guards. Why. then, are troops from %
other state manhed into Indiana'- India
napolis Sentinel.
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WABASH CoLLucE-By an set Of the Leg.
islature Of Indiana. the County Commission
ers Of each county in the State are su,hor-
ized to appoint one person TO receive the
advantages Of Wabash College. ior five
years free Of charge Tor tuition.
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Now ABOLITION SEsTMssr IS MAsUFAc-
TUHsD. The Bosom Po-t has Received a
cnnmuaics'ion from Washington, from .
New Enssnd gentleman, who declares
thal h. writes from sense Of duty. giving
an sccount e the manner in which atoll'
lion senVinrnf ismsnAfscIured j. d, lhai, 20 "a!
The least. s curious II true, and We see np
reuson 10 duuDt is veracily. The writes
-eys in substance ihas in JuEe last he was
.nasmsll village few mice from Nash
vile. Tenn. Afihe hotel there WAS a smart
Yankee correspondent Of radical Phia-
depbis psper, with " hon he became ini
mnle--eo much SO thst the correspondent
u.ed a. read his letters 10 our core spond
eni b. fore sending them away. and request
his Judgment upon them. The writer says
he wss perfectly dnmbfounded BY one W
which was reci cd > sacesh Outrage Localized q
in ,he vev viilsge both were 10, and AZ
.buu, thstyery date. Shooting helples old
men and women, and violating daughters
u Union men, hanging fathers 10 sight o.
their chid,en. &c, formed the various top
ics and we're dressed up with devilish inge-
nuy 20 "curdle The BLOOD Of the reader
on correspondents aid: You are not gorl
10 send that 10 any editor in Penney lyani'
are yous .sCriaialy.s was the reply
.'we know that me Northern people are op
posed 10 a. abolition war, and we must huv'
something 10 spii 10 the lace Of The inferna
cope -heads "
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Q-A letter from Provost Marshal Gen.
Fry states lhst The excess OF Illinois over
previous requirements is 44.s51 men. which
gives surplus over her present quota Of g.
Isl. There will. consequently. be no draft
10 the State urder the presen, call.