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- -. 80. = :. sV0SVnCIs -csflsS- E-ssz
)! IN. sood.o Of October. how .trisltly ihsy
= ~ giearH. go. s'''i' - - -. 2 'sts'y
swhes .iSilsht {. ..rssslpiss q . their branches
he cri%.ah erin ~ and Orange. the green and The
An forming a picture most laif to,hehoid
Z Iloyr there 20 W sn5.r at ,wiligi,t nlane.s
sAnd list to the Wild wi,tds low musical
"a. i. .inEssh a dirss fer the s,mnsr de.
A.reaaitm low for the aesolr.s heart ed
{ trhc skies Of ostci,er. how scft /. In cir hup.
when .nn.ligLt and roseAislt ara pleaded
~ viii blBr, ". - - Z, r
fEAnl 'fatr, Aeeey clouds fsat in quiet away.
Mike islands nf Peaoe in sonS benutiful bay /.
nj When night dtsweth round her dark
~ nianile'of Eloon,, -" 80. - e -
And iglr slhninS stars The deep darkness
.And s.immss liks rigt,s ii ,hos. mansion.
Which ch+i'.h., b prepared fetla.slillrsh or;
::1p, dear native non'h. Se.t beloved. ofShe
- Year ~ -. FtT'l'h -. 4 .'.,
.she .SI,is,lrea, ,of saiian,.ramay srsli Thee q,
~ : we're. .. --...shh $50 :. .SSs- y -
Shrd weep tl,a, ihy7 rude winds should scat.
49,, ter the f,.w+1s,T - ~ -, - -
SSSashic', hlo'..'.nrdsso L,ighily IN sammtrs'a;
gay l"w"is: E~rr'g - y7.s7. ;
sgdt to: ne wist, instruesion thon eyer art
50 ri!e-~s ~ -. - y. r-lsSe - ~
sRer thouebtf,gsst 10 mi,il the oe,obsr Of
~ life, AN. - aE4sse sAsG 5'Ss T. - =.
Md !y"uths ruipner, Il know, iiSnot. .aiwaye
- ta say, H. ss4s. es2s eeAi ss5 ~ :.
not always ,Ss:ta.k 10 the SO. light Of May,
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Z '@ "a Strange story.s,s2
gAAPT Taspk GaakS Beisn Co.. Va,
.-serps ,nber' i3.h;s ls6'

- . -
TO the Editor Of sfhe Wig: %..
SS To CRAFTY ,l,- inysss o. .:hei clifiops
snd woude,fnl. Iiass eoncipdtl5o
give YOU fhorI md. sceurata desefin
Zion. as received s6enia The wilnesssS
ahrms"iv-s. ef a snange pbe6ornenan
s,ihal made ia ~fqeasancs aboni tsH.
iniles ~cst-fs4 4sSjshsrg, ons il,e> af,eNs
boon d lle s. sigsiant. - q 81
% Mr.. .Mt~sD Syer. M ho6szssand ne
-sipoail y. fn,n,sssf~h syersei,s n shns
in,pescl,sble; /; Mss. Percy, WHO sesiss
10 haze ascieaf lesds sbd IL n tAslx .sf
! sespecliLili,y snl Fbsraeter, as are, syse
o,tet ,Iadirs SAd ~ itnsssed NE I,lies,
.2n6men"". wn,s3ilf i~spns ffsyf swiscin
.sthe acknowledgements Mas obiaineds- K
iva. s.o wi.nesesE bySR you'll. ahnrsi
sgro"ns and By asstsa,tl ghi. They III
.ies,lfy sDbs,a,yialfs 10. the sapae facts.
and are perfectly willinysts be sworn 7tu
the truth ,fthe sfsssannt IN asleia me !:
The day WAS bright, clear and 'wafni.
) The locaiity = hill a. R.mountaiTs side. on
which fbe suh -wss hing With falt pow
ser. The ftst thing ,seii Mas senetlIisg q
,abat the witnesses Do MOI sesmt q l,ls 40
describe Si,b cleasnzss. snJ accuracy.
yThey sss it WAS Fsess OF. badissspf
raper. mist syr sS,S$ $l.i6gs else "a se OF
six Zee, a,igh and Nor &tlifes vide,
tloa,iag ias = peSjt kdicaIar positiou,
shows ihs tse ssppsa pseripe .on in y
ssline will: tIA@ esnott q and pre-
49, - ~ -. -.ts a. y. q
tops, wilheat hwying tks ESe brd 20 o.
di.turb~ds sTliese bpasss are dead ~
ss beiag 4 whifisls 1 ersS{r aslss IN
! pa.sea olFrin she esdjaNncA. fhencan,S
, . coastlsss uaaldtpsle of imea. dfsxseSl
in white, marebfhg IN. column, on TIE
gropnd, In M open 6sld up lIs novh!
tain sioresat asrspid pacss qnick .Ahsn
!. double qaack lime, the eoiuspps only
separated BY a few feet. The &ithssses
. stale thas thxyt esald see ihe msn not
only as . hole bat the. iadisidhal
paris-thoir heads faima, legs and feet
: sOccasionsily, one weuld lag u siiitls
behin4;, andseoalt 10 fdissinea.y ssen 70
quicken bis pecs lofsgsi1 his position
In ths line. 1hsy x6se prasing Tor an
hour or more, md. & u issotasIt, mum.
.bsred tiovssnds upon 4kosAeazis Tbs
Geld sosssswhich they pAsse6 y sessfRl
hundred yay}s.1h ishS,ll, s9a (ker 90
-ssed the entire afSa IN psssiok. ksil
general appessspps swss whissysH4 W
!. wilhout arfns % knspsscks. .s{..ss,
.9eIhavs gi,su ibs siRpts sfach sifi!1
solAr;ao ar az sooera ir}nk ras ssee3ek
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EWE find the following contrast, in
the Cinejnnsti Euqdirsr. Itsspealss n
volume .....-@--. ..y,.4..'t t...i.,-
In bis correspondence With his Cow
ernment at home. Lsr.H H,yoa4, the Brit.
ishAIinister at Washington, Gays ahat
Mr.. Seward, lsen as nov our Secretary
Of Stale, said to hiury Co., - ~
, = Ny Lord, can touch, a beHson. my
tight hand and. order the arrest of q
citizen Of. Ohio. l. .csn touch the bell
again and order the imprisonment II a
citizen in New York; and no,poser on
earth but that Of the prssidsst can re-
lease them - Obj the Queen of Eng
land 10 hsF dominioiS do rs u,och 7's-ss
Lord ohs,hpn, Of Ea@lsad, said.
I The poorest man sin his cettaxs
may bid defiauce to all the forcss or he
Crown. II may be frail; is roef NAY
shake sths wind may blow tlitough Il I;
Abe s,ofIn may enter |; the faiasnsxy oa,
ter stbht the King; Of England cannot
esfteri itsa All-hiss power does n,ceross
thsthrsshoit Of shat suined teaemsnt.i'
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None ape sssiihng. TO confess ttbsy .ass'
OF estsriioiess; but II is al
thst Haxe. anytlirV;to SELL ss-':s-
!. ye ialk:nnd wish for peacc, but God
swiH uever deliver ms from our. r.verenlies
willie there is-so .tDach swickedoe,s,
abroad saFNnr land How chr wessxS
.pect Gsf 70 hsap as iGhenrws will iidt,
Fhelp; ;eaeb 6lhsrsss ~ a. :, :, = 4, : 4
= = Ess<sss "A ,SOI.DIEF'S-WfFE.
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-, TuE VorE FOR GovERNoR OF GEoR..
an.-ln one hundred and FIVE counties
the Savanbah News fnakss tho vote for
Governor: Brown. 1s.827; fItiL, H.
s42s; Fuhow, O,342. Browns major
ity over bolts 1857. The other .as
counties will doubtless. increase the nj
jo'ity Of Gov. Brown several hundred.
Returns from The Arn.y:-Theff re
turns ftea fa-ragiinepts and militsry
orgsaizalioss f5ot-up, for Brown, I0,-
0l2 Hi, 1924 ;Furlow, 1 1.ss7=gis:
ing p,Swa awsjarity q in the army vote,
as En as beard from, Of 5.soI Yhs
hsjority Of Gev.Brown, over both he
,sotnbeti,ors viii probably be ;ossr. tssrii
thonssad. Hill beats Fnrlow' mora
than tH0 TO one. -, -,
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Bar 2rn--Ait received into the lungs
by many young men Of fashion for he
important purpose os smoking = cigar,
or meerschaum, aud ShiStling . tune.
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4, fb9 totto wing short and sweetso - .rnI.
hx1se, ntx6 thrilling CHAPTERS, points
3 moral ana ado fnsS Ii thrilling iaie,
pwhieli.:will MOI Dc lost anon our govern. 3
ment contad e,s aasl others who desi,e
70 cohtrse. % IliSgse with mattel 81
~ .eo'eys ysss : 5 - .s;g;!sSsl5ys,-.. y ...--. :
M1AIsksISkerr,, YOU sanno.
have iny .laaghfersshand in marriage
1ptil yon are her equal In wealth and
-oFial position. .ps J
x The 'spsakcrsSas assbaa,el,.y old u,an
Of some sixts years. audi Sthe person
whom he sddFessea wasta fine looking
young npah OF enty.fife. .riv S9'-,ts''' :
+ With aSsad mpect The Young ma
Withdrew from the stately mansion. :
|, SIX Amentlis iafer,S lheeyoaing man
stood IN. the rresepcc5 Ut thy naughty
7oldsmap. ~ So u. G1ss hat ~ :. ~
V:hatk Sou here .sgaipl'F angrily
cficd the old man. ~ 'isAS 49,.
: ."Ay, old ,nsf,," "tproudIy. ,excIaimed
William Barker: = ! am here syour
daughtersseqisl and youysl"'Stt5f = -
* The old inans-lips cufied With scorn =.
tAsderisive smilc li,-up liseoid iea,n nres :;
Shen, casting violtprlysup the mar,
tae centre. .iahie, m enorin6us. 2fnll Of
gfeenbacka, Wiliiain l.stksr ,eiiedz4--''
Sec !, Look on this wealth. Aud
PIE tsufold more J. Eslen, old man !
You. .spurnsdiue from ypllrsdoorss isa
1 did not ,dcspair. lscc1red a sScontfac
for furnishing the array Of ttise' e'---- :
ai,h beef s-1-- !,T''---.t--'srTss
:, 4" Yes, yes!' eagerly exclaimed the
Old man. p =. =. .aa aStr - .lac
s"--- and | hough, up. oil tiie tiisa:
tied cavalry horses l coiii,l lind, ~
q. Il see (! see Sciiel the oil man.
--'.And good beef they msko loo ps4s
They do they do. hnditlie pro-
fits are immense. = - q 49, =,
Il should say so! w
And nov sir, claim your dsugl,
-" !. Bry. she i. yoars., But hold Flock
me in dhe eye. Throughout ail this
have you been ioyalF, =" ~E-a'- -
70. 10 the core cried William Bar.
kcr.ess -, sS..' ts-,N ~ ~ ~ .l-Tz =
And. continued The old:man, 10 a
yoice hussy with emotion. " are Won in
g(asor OF n yigorous prosecution Of the
s,sar T. .s% -. -, - - -. ,s.,.s' 80
"rhen, boy. t.kc her! Maria. child,
Come fiihyr. Your !, William claims
sfhee. BeZbappy,. my children md
wtatsrer our Loo in lie may, fet us all
support The goyern,nenfiiss
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:. NoBLEAsS--on who is indebted TO
ke spsestcss Tor 9 name and AN estate,
and sometimes 20 hiuses for being
woftllg &C both. &. -. =. = =. ~. -
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e, TR..PiorcRE. or ABRxIiaM1E EroeLS.
Me faiowing sketch. from an English
sAAssE Eines Of Abraham Lincoln, reminds
rss&f aSearcasin whiaifrwe once heardGa
puhlicseeake utier ofa person .whoti,
hee was densnneing: "Giyez me. N bag
ssf stIay, and pounds Of meal, land
aug : hesd. aud EGwin make a better
ti,an ssSS S.Gsr, tsiagsss,e.. ~ --rs,, ~ : !:
'fo, Asay he is ugly, is neiliingS to add
Ell,atshis figure b gsotesqoe. is 10 convey
no adeqaate impreasion.s Fancy 'assaat,
six feet high; and then out of proper.
tiou. Ritli hong, vbeny' arms apd legs,
which somehow seem always 10 he in
the way withagreat, rugged, >farrowed
handss which grasp yon like a vice
when nshaking yours; with lang. scrags
gy necksandsa ches. too narrow for the
great AIMS atsalis side. Add to this
figure ahead, cGcoanut shaped and
somewhat too email for suchSa stature.
covered with rough, uncombed andnn
.comable hair; that stsads out in every
direction Mt once; face furrowed, win.
kIea aud Indicated Ms though II had
been scared by2 y2viSioi: high; narrow
foreheatlS sunk tirep: beneath busirS eye;
brows : two fbtishf, souieahat dreamy !
eyes. that seenisto gaze through So,s
without looking nj YOU; Sa,few irregu
lar blotches Of black, bristly liair in the
place where beard 'and ,whiskers oueh;
to grow 4; aSclose sei thin tipped, stern
mouth with Two rows -of large white
teeth. and q nose and cars which have
been takeu BY mistake from head OF
twice he size. 5.Gio;lie ,his figure then
in Hiong. tight. hady fi,ting suit oi
black. creased, .eoiied and pdckered ~
at every salient point of the figure
{erery!Point ofIhis figure is ssiient y
put nb ta:Sar;n IitGiny boots gloves too
long f,'r the long. hony fingers. and Il
puffy bat covered TO the top viii, dusty
puffy Grape. anil then aldio this Ri
airsofst'ength. physical rs we'll rs mo-
raj; aud strange look of dignity, cou
'tled with, dl this grotesqueness, anil
.yon will have The impression left uppu
me by Abrsham I.iuroin." -. =
HrL- a
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:Wheslet's Operations in Tennessse.

Operations In Tennessee.
--ssMhseier's saecessfuf% operstiohs ie-
aiiddfe rennesseo are cerssmv,a:-II ne;
-esaeeed the river.at CItou Fort, shovoi
Chattanooga, off~the a6tH of Septein
.ber. undersa heavy fire, and routed the
enemy, aad entered the Sequa,obis Val:
ley. lie met n wagon train 1000,
welt guarded, and attacked them. A
batd fight ensued: and he captured sv.
erything, including. several hundred
prisoners lie killed. the mu!asS and
burnt the wagons and stores. lie nest
sent Wharton TO McMinhviIle to invest
the place; and then followed viii HIS
entire fvrce. He captursd The garrison,
inciading two regiuisn,s of Yaukss in.
fantryt auds cssslFy,,. and thirty :aAS.s
ra'ions for Rosenorans's s77army. which be
destroyed. -. - - ~''T :. -n,ss g.
lie pasaied- all the prisoners, and ex
changSd bis worn down. borses for coed
once. He tlien dashed. on and de-trov
ed1the bridge over Stone and Duck Riv.
ker.Swhile Wh6rt6n threatened Mnrfrees-
8oro. .Whor;on then-jSiaed ,Wheele,
a. Shelbys;he.- TIE, enemy were. fe;n-
forcel, aud fought and drove Wheeie,
black. lie rettessed across The Tonnes,
Sec River, near: Courtlanti, Ala. On
loss lieayy ,Tbut il was a brilliant exploit
Roddv2is reported 10 have blown ur
the tunnel at Cowen.- u.
Forrcst's resignation has been accep,
| ted by the Prcsidcfit, and kpecia
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'E41sea,sta C0,vsderaey.

sonE Of our contemporaries are in .r,;
ror ia xrii'ngs y Mission Y Ridge, i'm
front OF Chsitanooga. instead of :" Mis-
s'orsry"" Ridge, whieli is Jhe. o. oorTec.
name lhe nAms originated IN this
-. ss,--L'7r.. --,'sE-''.s'ls <
ihe bosom or valley. enclosed by; this
hldgs and Look Ont. Monstais. and
ilennessee> r!xsS was at ono iae the
setuemeqt. Of the Ross tribe Of Ind;ans
and the Missionaries occupied tbe ridge
above, RON wsinh it, took the name .,
Missionary Ridge. - - Z. =
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NgIBKR as
Thisf ca r1E

A yop9x man, aarnSd St,uisss si.a :
sines 9psH reensly GtrAin hand on de
otste sseas sswas Ssfssted is fhis cisv On
yesterssy 1y W+P. RsioA A,tnx. An.us
rom soutk Cssolinss 66xscliSvs ~
steahng 9 Pasoe! ~ hGpitAl ,G6oi -.
{ esss The boz coeisi.ipo m. -.
[wss shippsd dteA Ddtsn. - 'vcoS -.
EsrriXxi of ths train Fin ~ ~,
fannd t6 be br6ksa open.. ma .scS,,s
|pt articles .tsllsa .ffcasix coasi. lin. ~
Psptss sbists; dssHess and socks !.
Mr. Price immediatsiy reported ths ;
fs.st 70 the Agent and upon nd fiifSg n,
9a,res, ne, teayred thai Jennjno,l Nd
been seen about the car Oh ia Tin DOR ;.
and slso, sfter, Its arrival. g nj. P' P,;e.'
immedisfeiy artested H3nn md iss.,s;S
he'd Some OF The closhsnag,6us N, sns,ssn
- tbs same As BeloSIfne 10 ths -
Jenuiugs soon confessed compl;c;tv u
We robbsry. and implicated watcbmsn
q the dopt, and ss1srsl employees about
tthe A6ops. -.etr'' - = ! 90 .
The prisope1.. swi,h ,6s pa,.i,s In.
Piicated, were carried befors Canfs;n.
Trezeyant Cotnmandant of the Post
Upon searching Jennings, several ~, !,
OF socks were found In bis pockets. whicI,
hes confessed were stolen. a sslSer
inSes''ga,ionI revealed the fsc. ,lis, Jan.
nlngs had also stolen several ls.oa of
4 Governmsnt aoar, and sold the ss9,es,o 10
4 vafioss pssti. at the railroad .ssss1 !.
portion Of which has since bssn - =
cred. Mr.: Prizes succeeded in s.,s,,s;,,o,, !,
alt or nearly al the stolen poods, = :.
hhearing Of The cas4 before M.s;.
trats Butts resuIted in sending Jeo,,sns,,.
4 TO Jail, TO await his t,iai at the: pe.t
ltsrm Of the sups-iS4 Govt. ,u,,oS Ia "a q
charge oflarcenv. - ,...'. - -,
I. II Is to be hoped that upon a, fute Il.
Testigation Of this case esoms iof,qn,st,nn n
swhy be elected which sili iie.nir Il ser
itmg out other thieves Who, nigtrtts;2 s,j n,
,i'even esiiy. perpes.a,e robbsris,;. n,,or; non
railroad trains aud elsewhere. ~ a tLts.J
! has at last' bean caught ap. vhich NJ
Bring out surprising results. : M,sb
credit is dine Mr.. Price far bis energwi in
dstecdpg this clan of robSefs we
would sasiss those who haye stolen = 70
steal no more. q. -" -. I'D, =:
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From the Columbia Guardian.
a Tax in Kind the best way to sup
port Soldiers Families.

Mr.. Euifor All will agree rhat the
soldier who leaves hi, family 10 nef.nd
the country, our hnmes, and our dear
est rights, while he receives but $ll
per montl', has - right 10 have his fSn
lily comfortably supported while he j.
absent. This * not aTfarnt, but deb,
which is fairly due 10 him. The Que,
linn then is, in what way can This te
most conveniently and c;frcsually done?
To doit by frpressmrnt, rs has been
proposed, world ba harsh, partial in it>
operation, and Therefore unjust. "IfH
shall turn out that The '"Boards Of Re-
lief row constituted by law, shall f'o,n
any c'Iusc. prove insufficient to. accom-.
Ph>h the object of their appointment
aud some o:her mode Of relief be deem
ed necessary md proper, -snbmit' that
Ajax in kind, levied by the Board of
each District, woulds il properly hisn
aged, ACCOMPLISH ihesol,jsct designed.
ifihe tax. levied la. -for, example, !, one
per cent, the assessors books already
made opt, would epable the Board 10
fis each tax payers proportion. ~The
Board, by ,i.s agent, or any member Of
,ihe Boar.h could give an order on any
lax payer, ,relarng hin. to deliver so
much corn ;. Wheat, &:, d. if necessary
to deliver IT, Al -bis or her: home. !This
will require hat books, properly pre-
Eparee, should be kept; Gut I will no,
hcre go into details. Amy one ~he "a.
yors i, can fill out the plsp. 4. My OBJ
ject now is simply to givs the hint.
arm not aware that the present plan
does not fully accomplishing puiposc /;
bu: the fact that calling in the. aid tf
impressment was Under .the considsra.
tion of The Ecgishture a, its ezra ses
sion seerh,. 10 Indicate that it.dses not.
All viii agree tat there shooid be no
failure to relieve tho soldiers family,
whatever may be The plan. = = !.
- - :. ''--. ss- . '-'- uAYNE
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= IT wSs rXcktLnNr ADVICE (sars tie
correspondent of lie Richmond SemIi
nel) which Presidenf Davis gavesto the
citizens af Kinston, in North C@nlinn
when lie aJid ilretG .%taka care of their
Confederate money. that il would he Of
fd5tgaiue after awhile. The Seutinel.
in referring TO tie Presidents remarks,
truthful;y says: =
F. MANY persons are throwing away
monev,nnder the prevailing .,nania fJf
all kind. -ofSexi pavagNnce, whici, they
could most advarlageously Y use. PEI hsps
;nray sorely lyrneed. after awhile.
b. .Assoon ass the war is ended, the
Canfcd-rate Government will have a
higher credit Than that Of any rof the
States sIt.wns 50 under the old Union,
n will be:so under our .Confederacv
It was !ie. case Immediately upon the
fnfmnti6h or tire <oIj G0vernmeni, in
1887. TtfheScbligaionss Of the States
had been selling taf below par; but the
pfospcc, of tlteir Icing assumed by The
Central Government caused them rap
idly TO sdsance, and whom the assump.
ton was made. they rose-to par. 80.
= i"ATltere Is M Obvious reason for the
superior credit o. the Central Govern.
.ment. 'Bvtb under the old Confetieracy
and the present, Congress has almos.
unlimited powers Of taxation; and
those soarces Of rcyeaue wliicir are most
prolific, such rs impo.r aud export du,
ties, are securod 10 il exeltsiyeIy.
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.. - ---s-..' .
REPrpIArIoS.-7We admire tho sent.
pnrptsIuf the isiehmoud Sentinel id the
f'Ila~iag: * -
We scout and spain all IDEA OF are,
l-pudiT ion of the Conf.tIerare t5est am
der any circumstances. What / Shall
not the price Of our .freeiona be paid
Then we would not deserve TO be free |
Sooner Set tue bridegroom, who calls
himself happy and asks his hiends to
faoongra;ulate him, WITHHOLD the fee Of
tlic l,arsop,. or chest the tailor out of lsis
wedding suii. -... .. -.
: Put the cretlir and honor Of the States
are Lonnd up soih those of tie ,Con1cd,
erGcH beron,i extiica.ion or recall
Listen ,oothe rery terms Of our associa,
ton: = -. - ST." .
= We: The people Of tbe:C Confederate
States, teoe1 State acting i,i2 its. sooe,
reign und independent charaeter, in gr.
der to form a psrtpauent Federal Gov
eminent" &c.
The Confederate Gove,unen. is thus
the agent Of the States, as S.ales. Us
act i, fhcir act. NVbai N m,o ,lo,., hr
anotber. he docs himself A,e we ,o Le
tolI---is i.to he ,ohipered---ihHt :hi.
agent appointed by the States may re-
! pndiato debts, and the.f.iih and honor
os,be States be uuta,pih.d.2 Away
with ,l,e idca, that onr sl,.ra In fire VIC.
.ocia,s debit contrse,e,l in defenlina
onr Eberlies i, less bindinc.nnon ps
| iban our oiLer debt, con,r,.ted in ,I;g.
a;Sg canal. H rhc,s i..toJ,s an. a..
;sny renn,l;,,;on nj base,rn,nrs'N,s :,
both fa,s alike Hnv o,her cs,t.s 80
wonlJ Tbs a-J;sbo,ais from wh;.h W.
o;n;a We ,r,s, woala .hr;'L Nh Io.,,,
mo Sena,a,sh o. ,fn,Ir -. -; ~.
Lone., srI ennII" :" bnns:i " "
49, =
=, -. T..
in% :MoIhEk. Oh NAroLFoS.-lhe
l'm,Iy Of 'Napo'eo", says Ai'sen. thosg6
IoS'e, nss' ao' ncen .a.st'nsa'seed. and
m rso s"htree sene'e.y rom 'n'sonane.
,'he .lo'nei oi' ne geea. sNp'a'n. VINO
Ne hN heH py great oeaas'nhd 70
eo''t9'"n' hrnae's :, ana ln.'epeaily OF
p'oa' Snaesd " spe. HAisue shr dans
gers oI 9ef lu,seaeata. pssiod; o. great
ma. M,o Was e''gHeea WIN n,,n I1e va Aotho
exp,af'ens on ocsSeesek. ais iahcr
died st ehe age oiuhf1yse'ghi-om oi the
~aW pelsn'st care was more 'han sup
lspslea py ths po'ner, 10, whose early ols
uca;ion aud soIicitHde, Napoleon. 10 ut
Ter eiesi ma.nly sses,oed bis elevation:
i I'll Oif0 oCCftSlOH, ne fNpfcSscu TIC ODin-
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49, Lsfs 81. ~. -
caAtLsses~=caDiss upon Ia SI man
who has hurt ydnr feelings TO give n WIN van
sss.i.fac,ion--by shooting you through
the body. - ssF
orssIos-@A rcaptscioiis- s,ran, ,o
Which many frseborn man silIiccis
bows himself . slave, '-S-- r,-..-' - 80
,;PeS-TAs silsntsmouth,piesSsefts. ts.
mind, which gives ubiquity aud ipsnssa.
nsnce to- the e.anescent thoegkf of a
noment. -" ~ ~. 80,
Qrttls--Ars tbihes ttsi ara ,,S sSsss.
times taken hom tss pialeas Of sso
goose 70 spread the opiniess Of Aao,hsr
cHILnars.- can rsdf says a ba.u,,.
fully Of childfsa j. a,Fhs smsl,s.ss -,
nsaeest God 90 sshe sniisllc,t p1SSsts s.s
hearsst the sun." 80
AtrIos--is NE. 4, IL no no. WORK !. ,ba.
killsmen, ptssorry. Work is.heslahv
and iaxigoraiing;sseu can, .scsresI us,t
more upon slnan Chan. he csp -besr.,--
worrying is sHst upon. the badess. 81 in
not the resolation 6utthe friction ss6jck
weafs outtmsesinefy <sZsf x
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A. Fsssoss tstxrrson Ssw osssaas.
The Msshiaeissacor snsndssa q q 3,
PhiisdelPlsiA i,s4xer lseruu IN .aioh
sathority that he betitioe - ne French
residents Of Ns~ c. & ifs ths lnaYj.s
'sor pfSving fhsS j 15itab : f5sSt g e -
sent sor t6sir. yt6sssaon b ltssS 4 "a
soy sHdd rsfoutss. ass ksssF JSieuss1ly
| Ese6 fefsa NJ sssPassi> ipg sAs ikst,
I.sehps BIZ dszets retsD x sss - .sss,,s
~ sifhih sssy eau 6f ths Fssas ss 5oesni
in tbsk sity : .;s =
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ss

yeLgaE; l|lll = -.
The New York herald., 1863-01-25

beoS the fort, co drive the rebs trcops
oat OF their ntrcnchments AZ halfpast three, tho al
mira having LETT the tug. returned 10 his dagshp and
brought her in front of the fort for the purpose Of land
sns PARTON of his men, but in the channel the
vessel world not steer He then passed beyond the fort
Go the other side Of the river and took on board the
Thirteenth kentucky regiment with which he intended
Z" assault the fort coming down but the channel WAS st
found too for large ship and the wheel ropes
go Jamncd and parted lie ran the vessel into the bank
beside the fort and opened e again. AT the same time the
airing all the gunboals quick and heavy, and II
about this tiuio that the white flag hoisted
the "a ac when tho firing ceased and the fort
Ia.-..
The New York herald., 1863-01-25
The south Dissatisned with Governor
Seymour.

IFTum tHC sdV HunHU NeP1UICau, JHu y
"wHAT GOVERNOR SEYMOUR INTENDS TO Do"
Such the heading 70 numerous articles that ap.
pcared from time 10 time previous to Seymours nauga
tion Governor Of New York. Well Seymour has been
inaugurated, and what has he dones just nothing all
for which the South farthing Instead of putting
forth mighty and portentious programme revolu
ton home aud peace with the SOUTH he ignores the
whole question: and leaves matters Just where he found
them. Not word 10 said about compelling the abolition
government at Washington 10 do this and do that moth.
ing about cutting of New England and leaving her In
the cold; nothing about peace or Put not your
trust in Princes" is good maxim for the South. The
democracy Of the North are for relieving their own
shoulders OF the burthen Of oppression for taking
sides keep the load OF Of ours They win help rather
to put 1t on, and will hnd IL In the end Peace and
independence abide alone in strong arms aud
stout hearts,