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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13

"CoyFEDERATE BATTLE HYMS.'-Tkis is the
;:.Ie of a song we find loatiRg through the South
prn press. It purpor;s to be written by MUIR
ray Walton Craig" and issung to the air lions
shin is on the Ocsan." We mako the following
tXrGo':
when ,he ba;.lA Tili Is raging.
VS. .rc he missiles tasksst IL,
II 'ho contest fierce srSag.rE.
Tc.s shall ia our b..le c'y;
cnsREs-s;oRszsllJrck Jrck,ons spit !e1ds cs
Stoaswnl Jsekson's spirit Leafs ~
B,ouevall Jseison's spirit lesds as,
sHtesAs God I'D eass u aia'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
STATISTICS OF TIE BOMBARDMENT
OF SUMTER,

Since tho tombardmcnt Of Sumter COM
Tcnccd (oa the 18th Of August TIP 70 Tiur,-
day last, 1888 shots had been fred 9. it, Of
which 1892 struck. OF the garrison q
have been killed, and Gs wounded. The fag
during the same time has bcon cut down 81
times. The average weight Of shot being 900
pounds, the weight Of iron was 3,llG,G0h
pounds, or ,43s pounds of iron to each
man killed, 3o,a70 pounds OF iron to each
casualty. IF the charges Of powder averaged
Is pounds, we have 233,745 pounds Of powder
used, Or s,657 pounds Of powder to each man
killed, and 3,434 pounds Of powder TO each
casualty. Sumter, in ruins, laughs q! her eli,
emy, who still fear to pass her battered walls.
Charleston will have valuable iron mine
in the ruins of Sumter, and even HON, when
iron is :carce, and aels high. industry, at
very little risk. might makca fortune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13

i OF the ordinary cTentua!itirs Of war, which nc
vigilance can prevent, and no activity RENE.
dy. Surprises arc more injurious to military
prestige, more destructive to mcn and material
than defeat in regular battle; and as they are
81 easily prevented, The officer who suffers
himself to Gc surprised aud pounced upon 80
sudtSn@ bT m army tina. the men Seemed
! TO have risen out oF tho ground" deserves the
sc7ercst punishment.
The army Of General Bragg hus lately suf.
ferel greatly f.om y surprise, By which an
important position was gained by the enemy,
and one which, it is feared, may .neutralizc
much Of the advantages gained by the battle
Of Ca;ekamauga. We might, by reviewing
the history Of the war, swell the number oe
surprises to The equal ofithat oi the surrcn-
ders, lut it would be useless; men and officers
and psope, and the enemy and the world,
know and understand the injury they inf;ct,
aad military discipline in every army has
sought to correct such c-iis by the sercrcs!
punishment. We must do "s the world does /:
our officers mnst be held to the same account.
ability tia. has Away, been applied to ncsli-
sci,ac. We cannot afford to be as lenient
even as Napoleon w"s, FOR our necessities are
gr9ater and our cause ho!icr than wa, that of
the Emre-er Of the French.
Is far acrc p,easant to commend than to
ecasure, bvt az this paper has nc7er failed to
hold up to public approval the gallantry Of
.!seers and men, re must also expose to pub
lie rcprgha,ion every Instance OF dereic.iou Ct
duty, negligence or cowa-dce. We hope
there hns been neither in this late disaster,
bnt apr33rsnses gro sadly Gis:ouragins,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13

ing / 30 effective men, and .ha latter 975, and
The whole commanded by Brigaiier General
Hays-were on picket duty on the north side of
Rappahannock, not far from the Ford, when
about eleven o'clock III the forenoon they wcro
npprised of the approach of an overwhelming
fankco force. They, however, bravely deter
mined to stand their ground, and they performed
their DUTY nsbly. Oao of the mos: desperate
fights ofthe War eusucd. The enemy had fear-
fl odds assins! them. his force being estimated
at II 600, infantry and artillery. Mary OF our
men fought after being wounded, and both the
infantry and artillery behaved spTena:dly: but
the Yankee, were too many for them. About
eleven bundled were taken prisoners, three
hundred were killodpr woanded and III, rest,
over six hundred, escaped in the confusion.
Among :he escaped was Con. Hays. The Ysn-
keo loss is estimated at 600 killed ard wounded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-15

The extreme deliessy Of Arab msuHsIs could
not be better illustrated than by tha ioilo1ias z
lively sneodotes copied from Beachey's Travels
in CyrUnsies:
-'Amang the nuneTcus instances which we
observed during cur stay at Bsngazi Illustrative
OF Arab character and prsjudices, we msy no
tico one which occurred la the skeeia (0r en-
lance hall) of our house, whore select party
OF the inhabitants OF the town usually as8s n Z
BleG themselves wlen tha weather permitted
On this occasion the women OF England formed
the principal subject OF conversation, and the
reports Of their beauty, which bad reached some
ef cur visitors, appeared TO hsve made a great
impression in tleiT favor. Oss OF our party
ihen produced q miniature from his pocket
which CHANGED 70 be the resemblance Of a very
pretty girl; and no rOandlY asserted, ss he hand
I'd it 70 she company, that every woman IN
England was As handsome.
The 6rst Arsb OF eur party who vas iav5gsd
Hith ; sight of Inc lady N question started
back 10 sismsy aud confusion, aud all his ,ycfihy
e0ubtTymen who cast their eyes on tks picture
withdrew them on the instant in the greatest
8lsrm, exhibiting the strongest symptoms oi gs
constituent and shame The fsst WAS, that ths
ycnng sdy whs had caused 81 much confusion
vas painted in low evening dress; and her
lace BEs only shaded by the luxurious aJi5uru
eBIis, which tell in Tiugets ever her iorsnetd
sEd temples. Every Arab who saw the picture
actually bushed and hid bis lace with his haHi6.
exelsining, Allah haram-tby Heaven lis =
sn) to losk up0R such an exposure . aemGle
eharmsi'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-15


ABsgBr FROM THE ARzIY-fhe New York
Js,srAal Of CoH.n,sree says ,hss the ntrnbe, Of
tisars who sre sbsfnt on fullougb cannot easily
be estimated, but it mustbe som tlinG pTodgious,
judging from the crowds Of then who over.
Gov the hotels and make up a large per cortaF
Of The PodessTisns Of Roadway And ysi ~
should suppose that at no period of The war vas
the presence Of every Available officer aud soldier
ia The Geld more imporstiyely repaired thAB jzs,
st ihis time" New York, ii seems, is n5t sin
gulsr in this respect The Philadelphia Lsdgsr
ssys: This city seems to be fuil OF oficers and
privates who apparently have no other businsss
hare thsA to promenade the streets aud lounge
in hoials and bsr-TooHls. Oar exchanges ss,
iafy us that Philadelphia Is not singular in this
respect"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-15

A WfFE-T bat sacred nAms, what g re-
sRoHslbls Office; sbe must b the nnsp0tlsS ssue.
tuary to which wearisd men ice fr 1ua the crimes
of tho world, and fsei that no sin dare enter
there. A wife! she mus, ks as pure IS spirits
around the everlasting throne, that msH mas
kneel to hef in alteration, even in alteration with
ont sbaselnynt. A wife she mast BE- the guar
dlsn Sngel Of his foolsteps on earth aed guide
them TO heAveni - trm IN virtue that zheEld he
tsT moment WGyol, she car yield him support
and place him upon iis drm foundation, 90 Ian
py IN conscious innocence that, when fram lie
peTplexilies Of the whole world, he iErns 70 his
heme he may nevsr fud irewn whOre he soSgbt
4 smile. Such, my son, thou ssekeBt ir a WIfs;
aud reflect well ere thou ehoosest OBsn NO,
Thy bosom to tbs triheE repose nos thy head on
the breast which nurseth envy, sud folly asd
vanity. Hope not for obedience whore tie pas
Ei0ns are uRtamed and expect aet hoAsr, that
honoIsth ne. the Gyd tkst made hsT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-15

RKw CAVALRY COMPANY The B-aadon
(Mlss } RspnBiicsA says: eur friend and isIeqg
eeuniryman, CsPt J Ruasells, has raised
lsw cavalry coapA=y and had il mustered int
the ConiedeTRte BeiEies iof lAs war. The toll
10 siag is = lisi Of she commissioned efiesfs.
CaptAiu, L J Rannelis, ol Rankin.
fn Lieutenant, ) ,hs Lszkin, ef soshess
81 Lieutenant T. S. PigfsTa, OF LaadeTdsle
This l. the third csmpaRy oTgAiizsl b. Capt
Rannells and Ia eeTtAlnlY deteyTei grss eredil
ior his uatirirg sasrgy id behalf If onr easss
He Is a clover, energetic gTntiarnau, kind
hear,ad and ehjvflrons officer, and We expect to
hsaf = good account 81 ais pew company
Captain hunRells infa ~ ns that ColsishaB
Harrison, Of Co!umtas a.s FsasiVe&
70 fSrln the een9Aai'E ksio a fegi=eHt - as.
companies 10 GeTRs li1e regiment arc 70
ash who @ish - eniist la cHFnif
company sIe reqaesteo lersP0n 10 5Iu q as
plsea sgish0ut DELAY,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-15

RUssIAS PREFARATI0Es ron v-AR-

! . haHsAAA EkEIaHA FOR War
The TlHzes has a cousp5euous notice 5f ta
present Harliks P-s 'sTziI5ns Of Russia ToF
1ebsu Is supeIipLeud y tie Eerks iCr sfrsi.gsI-
suing Croustsdi ano' barring the sPprcac6 o.
.As Nsva- In one -chaunel lead u 2 10 The Crer
stads, A5ogs go iigs.srs laden with ssoee=
have hsen sunk, 50 iBz- u0H Ia 90 part there is-
more thau iast Of water. 10 anoihar Channel
800 Internal machines are 10 Be laid. eseh az
Whies viii contain : pounds Of powder, ana ex
9iede - slgls tOuch frum vessel passing
aver. On The mtin island of CT0ustads ssvsT-
q large ear5hworks are being thrown up Sams
Of sbese eEIthV oEks are % be covered Rilh "a
ineb plates, plzcsd On "a asgle 3f 45o AMI
curved over the top 50 IS 70 fozm cover
Another meanE OF defense, consists OF a sub
nsriue boa. q colossal Dimensions, iu he enn-
s.TueIion OF Which a50ut 300 taos Il iron srd
steel sEe - DO used; u is 10 have euein 8
worked 0y compressed Alr aRd 70 haFs a vsr-
sirca beak, with provisions tor attaching srgs
cyiindefs charged With powder 10 lie D aoa3s
d vessels to be fred BY eiseI1ity
Tie parties navigating Shs vessel Eill sss
'shst they are cong - IGeans II halls eyes.
ard thfy viii requisite ths dspsa az which thev
swiai. teePirE quits el0ss 90 the surface By ih,a
lss u J1us, 1854. tho uarias depsumsnt esnf-
dsully sEPscls ~ have - CE0nsiads sixteen iron-
elad vessels, aud they eousidscr these veFr
poor h-st or sach p0weF as Russis Eacf-
iEl us el1Ftions are beirg used 90 5bi isiu he r.
quisito quanitY 0f RaHs. with sa aisao smmu
niti0n, fer al ihs iOl- Is, esTthwerEs, and ships.
ahd S Ril perhaps 30 iouHd that he EBszsus
havs really got shsad Ct Eus .aud u guns. and
shoi sans are now being pfodUcsi In a halls
6czsn factories, working day and right, and ir
q isF days suOihsT ElsNiek Eil e0umsnes. Ia
pruduc vii b solid esst Steel guss. fron the
s pounder % the u inch gun. which lsissr is to
firs SOC pourd shsll
10 provide taa neeesssEy shot aa3 shah % lheir
guns, ali tie 5uHdriss aruund S. Psi8I sbarsz
hsvc orders varying from fftesn 10 hftF thoU-
sand 6seh All he sh0s and shell hCm tg
P0un1ers upWaFdsre Tor uet1 gaus Rlurd
hammered steel ahas are also bsing prsDarei g.
suis The naval 63Pound guni Oce arm slohs
has on hand thirty thousand ol lhsss. Lal.s
artillery iofess are a.eo Adopting lhe steel guns
FOX theis service. In anticipation Of war anf
ihe suVPliss 0f srm7r plates bsiug Stopped. tuo
iorges are erecting, capable Of nskinl, ten or
twelve thousand tuns.cf aTm9r plates per veal
Large supplies 81 sslipsseT have hsen purchsse.7
dorlUl We summer, aaG the ps7der works have
. been eItcu1ea. and aEs EOTkiEE night sn day
Ele1r has been very ls-gsiy hought for dssigsTv
in February and i1r those PLACES = which tts
ordinary Touts is By water ia sprirg extra priees
srs hsiag paid l1r winter delivery. TWs wears
suPFiy Of Goals has been provided f1r tbs fsai''
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AlssSrimsu asoIIasaI.t.


Asa 4s1es "a ins hzlacId Is1ssf re-
cords tssa Hings
Msuy Iss7t so ssadsnt, tbsrsufhly iuiBssS
with Tie ea1nes Of Abslisisaisra. rrssus,esF
rem Yseslegs and studied for he aisistrv.
int0 whlsh heeEgzs N ene tirss adHttsd Dar-
ing shs Syst ysa5 Of ks pressly life lie ofieisted
as candidate g the vaTiouE chsTches IA Cen
Hseiioui Rad New Ierk, bul Tseeirsd ne eslt-
lran aaY ssures til he introduced his ansi
slavery Bibls dosirias 70 8 small ies;etF IN fhs,
easter part sf Massachusetts, Hare fs wsr
appreciated; hsrs hs settled and Rraachsd -
1eesriRcs OF calvin and A5olilion lar nearly ao5,r
years. At isRzth. sHdiag lis sheep were Sea-
tsEiaEs be Tas sRe1eaiy taken with Southerz
lizslead sf Eura aFesa) fsYsr. resi- ynsS bis e.r-s
AID WsRt S9ulh 80 ~ the climate ol she uissss-
tiers Cf Georgia. While ihars hs became A.
4uainted win O. . dsuEh.ss sf wealthy rlsr,,ar
ard, n ihr casEss q isw rssaihs rasrrisi her
the nssie asaI-es GsoTEita gave hs Slaughter.
ss hsT uiaEflsge PsriisE, fas pislfAiianBa iha
SAvaHsAh rger, and f1zf kEn3rsd slavos, Hhsrs
tse happy eaupis lived ssussnded b. iruiis,
aoTeIs, viliHg sHd sfssiissAit sEVznls, anJ
every erisyRsnt thas hsaIl o0uld wish fer iklss
yssTs Atths sa2 81 hat sae key nsuallY
sgEeed % eisPose Cf thsir property and ransso
80 New XsTk. TIE slaves we're neearlirrig
sold a. .Lo hiskeat market FIices an5 he ,last-
ati.a Itself wss ksnghs By S0Rth Carslinfss.
at = high fguTe--ase lke couple. with thsir retJ
Wers sson 0s taeir way ss this city Ussn sksir
arrival here tie money Hes inFesssi la city s.ld
bEns ssSeks, lana is asil paying hsnEssEs dIFi-
oesd5 Aiiaf A aale Sar yoang slsvsAallsF e.
ceivad snd accepted csll from enc ef crr m
tswn chsrehss, Whers be NAY 5s Aes1s eees,s
ssshnth dsueunCiBE ihe sia of saver q lha
gFoatest Of az SINS. An5 The Hzfie "a ksm4s
dlsa - sin which "hsA si5ns can sloi aat.'s
Oh. The tiiass. etc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-15

AFFECTING IECIDEsT.- W bile tho Ffeneb
troops we're eneamped At ) luiouEe, pUbHc At
teBiiru was much excited by the dsringsttenipt
~ escape made BY al Eag.ish sailor. This per-
son having escaped from the depot and gsinad
the borders OF the sea, tho woods on which
served him for eOnoealment, coustreets1 with
uo other instrument than a knife, boat entirely
Of tha bark Of trees. When tho weather as
iBir h5 mounted 3 irss and looked out for the
l. gisb dag and having Al lass ohssyved g
Bitish eraser, he ran 10 ths ahCT5 with his boat
os his back, aad VAS about b sTBst himself or
his iIail vessel TO the waves, when ho Uss pur.
sued arrested and loaded with chains. Every
body la the army WAS sHIieus 10 see the boat
snd kspeisen, laying At length heard OF the
AFFAIR, sent tor the ssiioT, ana intlu0gA.ed airs
''Yoa Must," ssid Napoleon, ''haFs bad gEest
desire to sse en- country agsin, siuee yog
eSsd resolve to aust yourself on the opsa tea
ia 20 trail 8 bark. fuppess you have iefs a
sV.S@shesTs sher-i" No" sai1 the sailor, brit
poor intirui lsos..-... ~haln res sesious to
SEES "Andysa shall see her" said Napsieon,
gjviHg 81 the semo tEls orders 10 sot hlm st ib
srsy, and to bessJw upoa hiIa . sOpsidsFsbls
sun Of money tor kis Hsther, observing that
she must be coed mother who had 80 good a
son.
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ALEGANAC5 FOR 1864
E0Es Ready.


Fhyoe S5tEersJst Etsss.
r.#.F HaaErFsBfa .It st4 Lr aL1aEAe rnd
R.fatsrg si O. ss - lasH.- e. ~ q. T.. VI. -.
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.r p a. L..l.- =. l. at lsul1
TE. UurFEHHH IE LMaAsc Gai5EAted
b.. L.-af erlles. ErirH % cents
81 n E =rs. Pa aa.rsls sef 0aaiars sr pp'ild o.
..... t.Ha -.-. l- o. .t ay ilat o.. Size llrsItt OF
a. g. G.hrK.
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DALTos. DsesHbsr If.--A Fepsrt rsuohed here last
night hst ths szsEy cavalry, two thousand strong.
had appeared Al Lafayette but it leeds eoB6rAaion
The speDy sanding large fores irom Chaaa
noosa--sst,laatsd 81 51Oo0-tOVsrd Nptbvils with q
view st Is aupPOsed. Of feisloEens Meade saor- long
riEsst 8 enaAisd 30 rsseh Zee.
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eEAa REYARR!

q r#r ..-f.'er 81 sI- 1Istt a+.fas 80 ya-r. b,
I Hsn ~ e g. 40 VI 81. saf gEA5f-
-. r.. l-aI.aa sss t-ia 4ssHa s-s7 iasto ty De gs
rssa .-.fs.l ~ ,. iu- sc-rar -iiA a. l.iala 4.
H y r-rr--esgt seal e. sia. EinEs AZ fli 3 iee rc
-.rrE iAa r.ca 80 fLisl at-ei srT site lHsd
.4 tls lats enl hu. af ere Icusr VII l7 pa's Tor
o.. f r-.i-i-s q. lt.s fars o. SCI taH. ~
lsul b hlE-s llr.t-E zad s7e-ilez- s1- 1r E ho
fsr Esy i-so- ~ ehira issy IasE be rso sarsa
a-slV
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From .hs Boston Traveller. s4th
Al ols man, who bss been lviag in The most
atject poverty Tor fevcTal yesra, vibrating be.
tween Worcester county, and Berkshire EfRgep.
chuset.s, aud Connecticut, gs be was shifto5 m
selacIssoE, who wished ts clear him from fheir
precincts, has az last found 8 refuge, bu, PER
haps only temporary one, in tho Safe alus-
house a. 'Monson. Forty year. ago this ssras
man did very heavy grain ard shipsirg bssi-
ness in New York, and was among the most jr.
fuoniIsl aud respected Of tho merehants Of the
mstgOPolis About ths time Of tbs Compilation
OF the Erie canal he with sthtrs, conceived a
great Soheme Of deiRg 81 immense foreign trade,
snd went 10 karspe, taking Eiesi Of ms rsaii I
with him. Family etfarE did net ra1 smooth,
Esd - gave mp bis grand project, vent TO L1u-
don, led say life, was fessted by lsris. beczue
very intimate with tho household Of = noble
Bari, and was presented al court by the Amori-
esH minister
Afterwards he crossed ts Paris. where az in
brCgio obliged hiia 10 a-cest tbe cha Icngs OF q
HRhtng marquis, wko sent a ball through his
right arm; but our ssuper being poor shot Sc
verely wounded his OWR second instead Of the
marquis, and he had to leave that city. Tnen
he went 10 Munich, aud made isve 10 d niece Of
ons Of The royal iarssillss, was accepted got
drunk at pslAtial bail over his con dsest. made
a bad thing Of It. aud lsf, slaneb Wi.h dispatch.
he continued in his eIeesses. gambling away
III biz property, was vsgsbond Ia Erglaud 8
lew years tllon ia Kew York, end then thrsagr-
uut western MsEssshusotts His ts was q sad
der comment Oh fast iiyiag has ever was wIit-
tes
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rHK ForEEs Euruss soLiLsorY.
Leaves have shsir Ii 3 . o f,il
And 80 lksWise have
The rsarru, TOO. . ths sarns
beia comes of set-sus DRY.
Erit hsrs's th- difsfsnss 'tHlns save ana
tails l.ars hafsss a1d nsis fr,a au-oil.
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STATIONERY,
E6c., ESc., ESc.
Imported in ths steamers DON and HANsA,
aud selected by Aessss solie & Co,
OF Manchester and London.
Esey Esc., Esc.

OF Manchester and London.
ShcefiRgs, ShiTtings, Efc.,
20 csaea - sud IS inch Waite shirlings,
eases 5s inch White sheeiines,
Z cases IS izsh White gbeeGBEs,
2 ssses 100 inch White sheetiEgs,
"a sssss 80 inch White PiIlsw Gass, cotton
eases 26 inch extra fine Clmbrie,
eases Sc inch extra fae shirtisg,
eases extra Egper Eusiin.
Prints and GiEgbams.
SO cases 3l4 ineh Fancy Prints,
4lcase-2si inch Fancy Frina,
) caEes FsHey Plato Prins,
elsos B.ssk Ginghsfns,
3 cases solid Cheek 0iugbems,
esses Purple Prints,
- csScs hsjder,
cases superior Dark Prints.
Linen Feeds.
Il cases Sp, nish Linen,
? cases Husksbsells,
cases Cheek Liaen,
cases Danssk
cases Planters Linen,
cases Shifting Liuca,
case Drawers Linen,
case Brown Esllau5,
eases Slate GsloTes Linen,
cssss Bids Eye Bispur
tisnJkerChiefs and Towels.
1860 dozen Cembrie Hauskefohiss,
bale R5l Hsudk=Tclisls,
bales Naldsr Hsndkerelisis,
s bale Chocolate Etadkefehisfs,
> bales Chocolate zna Orange,
go dozen Huekaback Towels.
WeoleR GOOds,
eases super Black Clsih,
> case Frelch shslHs,
lease Black BJmbaziae,
esss AgHaslino de LANE,
bale nix q Notions,
Q case Spotted Mobair,
bales Fancy. Coating,
eases Foullsrdes,
? eases Bsrsgo,
z osses Checked and spotted Lanoss.
Hals sRa Caps.
esrss Rol, Hats,
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salFis, skirts, Etc.
eFsal CytloH sli1a,
2 o-sys Liam shirts,
IS eases EEpGpaon esirss,
tssss Bla-R Glaze Ties,
ease Mems Besched Hall Bsae.
Twenty bales Of Dundee BagglRg,
8 bales uOsqsiie Netting,
10 eases Files,
's-- tss ,D 9s asa rssrn al aslerted BRY
GOODS, Invoices Of which bsrs not yst bssn
.e.siyei hom EHg'sni,
The Cargo Of ths Steamer "H2asa, :"
Just arrived consisting Of
g packages Dry seeds aad s bales
saddiGry,
VII be included.
R.EPER,
Stationery ,erss Hook EtHsiers'
.HlHfer5aIs.
Is eases Polio Pos. Paper,
s eases God Envslops Paper
y Tsams 2lE83 Dosble Medium Calsndsrod
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7s reau.a Bug Envelope Paper
IS reams Marble PepaB
9paekAgas sold Leaf
y pieces Bip5ers' Clslh,
20 skiHs Russia Leather,
DO dozas Bark SkiFeEs,
. dossu Blus and Rsd skivers,
- dozen saaro - Law shespskins,
1909 gross Gillot's Steel Pens, Nos. 505, 404,
~, I7o, 10 snd 2ei'
l5o grlss Gae PsaholdaFs,
i55'gr9ss FAber's Peneils, Nos. ], ? sad 3,
IL lba- CAfHins.
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Linen feeds.

1900 dozen Cembrie Hauakerohisls,
/ bale R5l Hsadk=fchisls,
. bales Aslder HsudkereLisis.
s bale. Chocolate Etaakefehisfs,
. bales Chocolate sna Orange,
go dozen Huskaback Towels.
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CogFHDERArE ST4TEs or AsERIcA ]
TREASURY DRPARThEET.

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The s-tmsfes suhat'ei BY the var 0ur seFartmsHts ts
Or sc suup rt0f th r. yereot are mais to IKE lat
Julyi issi tss end Of the asea year are IS fji
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when called upon, to aid in the

proposed. when called upon, to aid in the
execution of the laws.
Now mark the sequel--;he melancholy
sequel TO this affair That company thus
disarmed, purchased arms for themselves,
and to raise part of the necessary funds
gave an excursion on the lake to Chicago :;
on their way back the steamer was wreck
ed, nearly all the company were drowned
and the Chicago tribune wrote as their
epitapb, these men offered to support the
government of the United States In execu-
ting an act OF Congress they persisted by
visitati on from heaven, but their loss is
not heavy one, AS they were all Irish vo-
ting cattle while the multiplying and re-
bell:ous governor who disarmed them fer
their patriotism has been since honored
with a foreign mission, and now holds a
high executive office at Washington.
It is refreshing, as we have said, in
these piping times of civil war, to read in
these republican papers, particularly in the
Chicago Tribune, The wholesome doctrines
which for so many years we labored so
hard to impeess upon them.