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STATE OF sOUTH CAROLINA.

5as ApJrTAST 1sp IssrzcToa- -GEsrkaf,s opYicR
coEuxalA, oetobor. a, 1889:
GENERAL oRDERsSo 20.
I'll AL e pplieations for discharges
Ions from service I'm the egimeuts oral
months troops, which have reported Confederate
ofce, must be made through the proper cnnnes to fje
Conmapding General No apple Of the kind, which
haye not already been presented nt this wM be-
tepained or considered. Byorder & :
sgr-- Adjstsns and inspertoss Genstal q, Ca:
octuberal 'Na''s- a
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T .lSTs 0F LETTERS REMAIN-
IL ING I'm The Post Office ut Yorkyine, 81 c. octobeS

/, 1868; b ~ . = - a
WIS Adams w. o. Alien, ESQ.,, fs. Mafgalet Black,
w. Brice, Willis Campbell @. G. Corcoran, AffS.
Crowder Mr Nancy L. Carroll, Miss Hen1etta Dchsons
Miss June Davis, Robert Douglas, r. ". Gis, haTk GaF
braith, Cathatne Garvn, Johnston, Edward yenkips,
Latham, William Murdoch, Morgan DIanln, Miss 1enie
McClain, Mr.. Matthew'S, vtiam Moss, Nat. B. Morgan,
Joseph Roach, q Nm. Mary Sheriff Jobn Shumal Rey.
SadIer w. D. Steele, MIR Wcpd, Mrs. NJ. Wood, Mn,
O. 2. Wallace, VIII. Ward, T. 81. Wright. ~ !,
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Official Despatch from Gen. Johnston.

Official Despatch from Gen. Johnston.
R1cHMoND, October 15. The following.
telegram has been received g &
MERIDIAN, October 10 Gen. 81.
Cooper The following dispatch has just
been. received, dated Oxford, l4th: Eleven
regiments Of cavalry, with nine pieces Of
artillery, pursued u.s. We skirmished with
them: four hours near Byhalia, and again
at the river when they wererepulsed and
retired after burning Wyatt. Our loss was
considerable, bnt the number not known, on
account Of much struggling. We saved
our Grain and captured property.
Signed, J. 3. 10 0HNSTON.
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MOUNTED INFA.NTRY

4 LII persons that have Joined with
IA me In endeayoripg to form company Of 81 DUN.
TED y nare summoned 70 meet az Rock Hlli,
on SATURDAY, S4h Inst, the purpose OF
q. z. AVERY EbeneEefville.
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I: RApPAHANNook BRIDGE, Oct: l4.--.
The bridge was badly burned and the ruins
are still smoking. Rapid firing was heard
during the day, in the direction Of Warren.
ton. -. s. - z
"A cavalry skirmish occurred at CatletPs
Station, Tuesday evening, the enemy fee
ing. Our Cavalry surrounded 8 body Of
Yankee dismounted cavalry, acting as sharp
shooters, in Jefferson, on Tuesday, wound
ing several, and taking over 300 prisoners.
More prisoners are coming. The country
from Culpeper to this point has been desc
lated, negroes and all carried of, and most
Of the houses left untenable or pulled to
pieces to build Yankee huts. ls
The battlefield about Brandy is Uttered
with dead horses.
Bolts has again been paroled toappealr in
Richmond. 80. =, ~.
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Ypmenea5

MARREp--on the 18Th Instant, by the Rev. John s
Harris, Mr.. BOLIVAR BYERS and Miss MARY
CLARK, all of this District. =.
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ywa, 3, MgnrE, Secretary of State. "a
STATEO or SOUTH CAROLINA.

i'I.-9 a. .-1lt-t sCoLUABIA, UctoUerI4, looy,.s
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 40. IS 3
+ COMPANIES organized for. local
ls defence under the Act Of ongess, 18th October,
1862 authorized, and will for the present
yldes for the organization of State troops, with which such
companies may interfere; and no person who has been
drafted for service In the SIX months regents or who Is
liable 10 service In the of State troops pov
ded for by said Act become amember OF any company
formed under said Act Of Congress. - -
BY Order; 80 sslssz n A. C. DARLINGTON, -
~ Adjutant and nspectorG General c.
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Z From THE FRoNT. Rurnors were cur:
rent.in Atlanta, on Friday, Of q portion of
Rosencranz's army crossing above Bridge
port, with the probable intention Of making
8 flank movement again on Rome. Should
the attempt be CARRIED out, it will be prop.
erly met Our army is in fine; condition
andanxious to move forward.
From the best information, We are salts.
fed that Gen. Bragg committed . lamenta-
bic error in checking the pursuit Of Rosen-
:cranz. There is no doubt that, had the
order been given on Sunday evening to
follow him into Chattanooga, itwonld have
resulted in the capture or destruction Of
the whole of his forces ysss8 80 81.
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Address of the President.
The following address Of the President
was 5nIublished to o the troops ), Yesterday, pro.
duoinp the greatest enthusiasm |:
HsApo9ARTTERs E Army, OF Tenn. x
49,. 80 October .l6. 1858
sonn1FRs: 4 grateful country recognni.
zes yo,,r ardnoua services and reioices over & 81
Won, rIorion. v;otorv -, on The feld of Ghioka.
.manae @ Wban 1onr oonntrvmen shaIl
nars NOR fnl,v 1sarn am ,tbs adverss oiyoumstanees
I a.. nh;oh non o.t.ok Al tbs snsny : ..ttbongh
.Sss aa snnet = mars .banIfSl tbay u;II % ss.
~. ~ ,,ara AZ a.ilontrr I and natr;ot;c & davo.
5t;an rs nbiab n nv nrodneed Sorr snscsss sRanra.
49, .;ass ~, 49, s,.tss { tbs nonfade.
ssa.ssssos .S s..as S..a hs.a ss,Ionad M w;tb
@:..;cra.a ass, y. .soI;o;tnds ~ ons fr;snds i
.ssss'e..s us..:.s as .hs oagh.r1 Dsssnde,a
es'.I - y. p hass,. of onr tsrr;.orn ror, move.
:, ~ ays,'1 -. = ~ ah;as.s 80 ;ntareot and
lsa mLs p0sa ~ = onr aa,,ss danends
= Ssssss ~ = ~ shas ss m ! p.sl.
upon yuu, ~ l'.ppy 3 800 = .,.as =
der the blessings Of Providence, you have:
~ aSsonpsasu = va l ,,ah ~ aa,a n,rnb
remains to be done. Behind you is . peo-:
Pc proyiuug aos yoai.sa " s,le : sai !.
ing upon you ler s. -, ,yeo ~ =
g. country oegastated ~ 2youlsEutuiess lnya.
.ders, where gentle women, feeble age, and.
hopeless infancy have been subjected to
joutrsges without q parallel in. the annals Of
warfare among civilized nations. With
eager eyes they watch for Jour coming for:
their deligeTance, and homeless refugees
pant for you when your victorious arms
shall restore o family shelter which they.
have been driven from. Forced to take mp
arms to Yindicate your political rights; your
freedom, equality and State sovereignty,
which were the portions purchased By the
blood of your revolutionary sires, you have
DuS w ... a.''. .ITas s..;as g. ;;nda
= = - = n;sad snd naT
psassuss, ss.s. % III go All tbst s. tia
s.s.sLs 49, g 4 - sn5
pasass . ~ !! ps...Vs MI Si. ~ 49, I -,
20 PlsseAs.y 's' ,sa. 4.s a -
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From EAST Tennaasee.

LYNoHBURG, Oct. l6.-The Rirgsntas
has the following from East Tennessee -.
Before the battle of Chickamauga, on the
10th, several regiments of Yankee cavalry
and mounted infantry, estimated at 4 900,
passed Gresnyille, Tenn, bound eastward,
evidently Cd q raid on the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad. Upon receiving in
telligence of the defeat at Ghickamauga,
they retreated West to reinforce Rosen-'
cranz, but were met by our forces, near
Loudon and Sweet Water and driven back.
A portion Of this force attacked our forces
at Bible Ridge, six miles West Of Green.
vile, on Saturday, the 10th. Our men
fought gallantly, defeating and inaicting
severe loss on the enemy. Our loss in the
engagement was fifty killed and about 200
wounded. Apprebending q flank move.
ment, our forces withdrew to Henderson.
Another engagement took place there and
at Richtown, on Sunday, in which our
forces fought desperately, clearing their
way through four regiments Of the enemy,
who were supported by artillery, which had
succeeded in reaching our rear. Our men
fell back to Zollicofer, until the Yankees,
heavily reinforced, advanced upon them,:
when they were withdrawn to Bristol
Our loss on both days fight is estimated at
300 killed and wounded. Numbers of our
.HN =la.a
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SHERTFE,S SALE.

James L. McCarter, .applleans, Nor Of
chustopber 1, HI II Mecarer, esdi Rcd Estats J.
Heis-at- LGpe Of James a, Nc Carter, decedssd
spY virtue Of an Order from JohnsA
IL Brown, Ordinary Of Yofk DIsdct, Il WIN Offer
No saic nj York Court House, on the FIRSTeMCNDAYtn
this case lying on the watefs Of Allison Creek bounded
by lands OF D. Cunence, George Turner deceaseds D. Ps
Boyd, q, A. McCarer and othefy, containing =.
2O1 ACRES g.
Sold % nuke partition among lie o. JAkEs
Trsxs as s1sTesa credit los one and rwo jears Win
interest from day Of sale Purchaser bond andgood
secary and mortgage Of the premises II deemed peces
sary to the Ordinary, for the purchase GoSs
be paid sn CASH IN JAMES Jon, g. Z, me-
october lslol 40 &:
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIS.

tkJTRICTs-sWhereas ALEX h. CHANGERS Shas
implied 10 me administration on an and SIM
gular,s the goods and chattes lghla and credits Of
sse =
These are 70 cite mud al ap
the kindred and creditors M The said deceased To- ard
appear before me next Court for tho zq
Dtsuct 70 be holden ~ York Court House ON he s3d
Of f0cto6er instant 20 slew caase why the said
Given under my hand and o s Seal s ef oeos
In the year Of our Lord one Thousand eght thundred md
and tp lhe cIahty year of The hdep
denee Of South Carolina. rs
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STATE OFs0UTH CAROLINA.

4 WILLIAMP b BUTLE ER Isl oin-
ted ABIDE Camp ofs ErceIency the GOVERNOR with
the rank fLieutenant Colonel and will be obeyed and
respected accordingly. ~ 81: - =.
BY order "A. G. DARLINGTON,
,..;s,f.ss Adjutant and Inspector General 9. Q.
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ADMINISTER "a 70 RS NOTICE

Z AsDNfINlSYRAT0R a Us NOTICE.,
EAAn persons indebted 70 the estate Of THOAfAs H.
SMITH, deceased, are requested make immediate pay
eutj those having demands ngans said deceased, 1
tded to present dem attested within me time
prescribed by Iaw: JAMES E. SMITH, AdDinispator
September so 80 ~ s,.s3t 49,
"a 'DMINISTRATO TORsS NOTICE -
Ia Apersons having ciains estate OF PHIL
R 6ANDfFER, deceased, VIII present them at
testedto Philip b sander and those indebted
payment 70 the sams4 O. ,. ~
PiT. PHIhip sANDsasEh,, y shNI,,rrsR Adninisslssois
September so 80 = . 8te
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sESTATE IS ATE

y sA1fsIIG De sou sdt JHe lateS SFeslutttGc
ny of JOHN CHAMBERS, deceased, two miles md q
half South Of Yofkvfle, on TUESDAY theIzTL day Of
NOvEMBE ER next the wole pefsonal esntc OF Testuso
consisting OF = sS,.....-~.--,....<ssssTe
!. Ie IIKELY NEGROEs. s
Horses, Mules, Catie, Hogs, Com, Wheat Cas-,
Fodder, Farming Utensiis, &c. BANK and 81 CIR B.
STOCK. Also his whole real estates ncs
.contaihing over u -
nIGHTHuNDRED ACRES,
situate within 2X miles Of Yofkyile more tbAn 500
ACRES;o of which Is In WOODLAND, heavily umbefed,
with ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF valuable BOTTOM
LAND, with - e sSf
Z DWELLING HOUSE,
Negro Houses Gin House and oil necessary outbuildnes
Lands desirabIe of equal value, are rarely In mar
ket Persons wishing examine sold lands or Nsgros
can apply to Mr.. A. II. CHAMBERS, on the premsessor
to myself at Yorkyille, 3. c.. lsses.1
TERMs-Made known on dny Of sale. ~
8. S.J.SKUYKENDAL, Execusof.s
October Ia .sl - z Al SC
G- The South Carollnan and Charieston Mercury WIN
copy once week unn day Of sale and send bills 70 te
ENeurRRR OpHtcR. - i.is
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5TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ApJurAsr:Asp INSPECTOR, ,GesERaL,s oyyldsss::

GENERAL ORDERS NO; So.
r. PERSONS notifying the Adjutant
claimed exemption from Confederate service under fc law
of the State before tue Confederate Enrolling OHcer, In
pursuance Of the proclamation Of his Excelency The Gov
erior OF the 4h fnstant shond not only state dat they
have made their CHIN Of exemption, but that has been
denied mid that they have been arrested for said Service
The object had In view Is take the necessary stcpayn
bring any cause, In which the issue has before
the legal tribunal for trial and decIsioa. -1sgs
BY command, n. C. GARLfNGToN,9k
Adjutant and inspectoc General Of 3. q,
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fTN0 GAS sIJMERs THE
q ptiss nd slsf October ist, 1858, MtI
" e , pef Vn IVY y 4. TANNER Supt.
sssVost 40 - 80 ~ Az
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eORN, BACON, WHEAT
~ aud FLOUR wanted for the GoYFRNSfEssr n
- .Isfsa - - w. II. McE0RKEEsA Asenf.
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THE wHONa PICTURE.

.S45 X The full sunshine came pouring througl
he plate glass wlniOws Of the great photo
a. q graphic saloon, where Virginia 1yane haC
..sB 8A become very tired Of waiting ajust one min
~ Wy g ute for her turn to face the camera If ths
camera had been young gen teman, it prob
s ~ .,a ably wouldn't have objected much to tht
s ggeap process, as Virginia was not at all disagreed
Bile to look at-on the contrary she wa
livery pretty, with clear olive c]mplecion
deepening to carmine on her ronni cheeks
and large, blue gray eyes. just the color o
IA yioets bossouIed in the shade, Jet blact
q ~ hair, plainly brushed from her forehead and
confined in one knot at the back Of her n ok,
ta'# w and little red mouth, very saucy and some
20 1ss' iawhat naughty also, in its curves. I3
Are you nearly ready to take my likeness
sa .,, sirY she asked, rather mpstlentiy, The
gaegsds operator entered the ON some trding
eTrand. br& g.. @t}lE 1850 #aH hR@. fss
'o sbns la '"Not quite yet, maan We shall be aoor
I hope, however 10 tell you lhe truth we
n didn't anticipate 50 much trouble from oui
at ~ aSprsseRtsi sihject--a baby, ma'arn who ig1so
cit still" q
1oot saaia tAbaby--oh then | haven't another word
IL oaas 70 say said Virginia, scorntuy rlevating
1'y 'ber pretty shoulders as she turned towards
bsg,ssa1 her companions. ~ do .detest babies.'
why, Nrginia. reclaimed Mrs. Waiter
20 her rhatfon sister, with genuine horror. n
"Can't help it--I never could endure q
tTGgy baby--thstso ons o. l1y articles of faith 'so
and how many articles of laith have
yougf Iaaghingiy ino,lifed ano her cot,pan
Siohg es ssa ER strS @
30 saas.9 sfOh, several One is hearty aversion to
ia5i widowsrs-that class Of dyed over husbands.
taiaa.4o who are always allniing to Mrs Smith am
i9seo Der Uael II Ibscaine that lady n accessor.
should be perpetaalIy earful i aas stand
r-v ing in the, way Of Mrs, Smith Number Phrss
- <And4then the idea Of washing the kiaces and
~ combing Che hair Of half 4 dozen unrtitfy
s.,,i..s step children Nc, seeonl hand bibles for
rf,s me, thank yoaDslz a4oig sfs wb5Fn
ioaAH 50 But if Virginia could only have had 4
efl 10 oa peep inEo the oDeratne room. where that
VOC gssa hazel eyed baby with pihk rbb5ns at, its
'" shoulders and . string of red coral round its
plump feck was setting photographt a de.
fance, she would probably have kissed its
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ed, wi.boutrsslly seeing them, untrl sud- m q
ly The rosy taee ofhis own little I1rfy--
Niunis's child--sniiled op ia his oval, r,.l.
why, is it tpossibleg / mus. be Mistaken
+ Buta second glance CONVINCED him that ha
was not mistaken. 1T was Harry MAJ aul
nobody eiSe's baby y.llGs "a -.s.-,--, "a
Sdddeniy a light footstep disturbed, his
rsyerie. y
Miss Lynne he said earnestly, as soon
as the customary greetings Of the. day wers
exchaneed, Il am IN 4 s'sts OF vsey grslt
perPlexity. Willyou s9iya the enigna for,
mcP ....t ..-f.,.,
Certainlg--if / cau,' sill Virginia blush
ing, and With asoA ansetiain'tremor At hsEi
heart - = 20 agrsgrnD 49, % bs.g
lS% 2,.gs.. di5 sBis PIiiPpTo obtain a place 10
The color subsidsd into orlihary pallor,
| as Wing fepl eds dn rather a romantic
mAnnep, Captain May. rgItwls sent TO Gle,
With no ACCOMPANYING message, land haven't
siIe lea tidea whence it.came.'
sAhl thai furnishes a. clue to the whole
mystery,'ssid Captain May, placing upon the
table the pictafeswhieh, had lam next 70 his
heart Tor the last few, days, and relad1g
briefly howit had fallen into his possession
/ BY some mistake at the photographs RS my
! llittle Harry's picture has beeafsent TO You,
and your likeness to me. am a " idower,
Mss Lynne, with oas child, as l suppose you
| have heard! ..- ,... q.s -g-rH ..s, etf o..
MOI sad Virginia, coloring; I was not
aware Of it, but--' . H..-- -..,r s-i,s
lie looked earnestly into her face, where
the tell tale crimson was already beginning
/ to glow, and the soft eyes to becoIns 9sna :
owed with timl, djwnclst lashes; he. booked
! and saw somsihing that encouraged him to
! ask another question. afk e- sEHe
Miss Lynne. Virginia | keep. the
picture?' a,.asfs.i-' ss@ "
+ And She did not say No. a,.
| (. When Captain May called tho next day, it
was with something to look. forward 10 on
This return.' .'- iaE T.,
MY dearest Virginia. exclaimed bis sis
| ter, what have you been doing? Don't you
/ know that Captain May is a widower?-,
T 1'Yes,' said Virginia, calamity; 'but that
ldon't make any difference, l love him, .aad
that's enoughn
And don't you know that he has ba-
by"S t'3'0" ~ rSli'&sN ,'-
4 p afWell--and I love the baby too, because
It IL Raymond S. -...-.. i,,.sv .,.. ...i.
sEh! said Mrs. Walter archIy, 80 you
have overcome your horror OF second hand
babies Well my dear, only take care that
/ be don't keep quoting Mrs.. May Number
! One.' =, .
! have no fear,' said Virginia, quietly; /,
] And time proved the correctness OF her
premises, lor we don't know any, hsppie,
young wife than Mrs. May Number Two;
anri5is hard to say which She loves best,
her husband or "Baby Harry"
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4 SADDLES AND HARNESS,

VXTOTrTD fespe ectfuE1 yinform his old custom
oNta aiersisnd the public generally, that, ha
has onrhand large stock and general Yssort-
faent of Saddles, 'Harness, &c., cofisistiuni.
part Of tull-qpilted and plain Skaters, quilted
ho0d cover and plain halr,spansh and falE
backs, quilted and plain seated, hrassand wood
horn, demipeaks, plain and quilted seat, low
c iiftle English trotting saddles. ALSO vnri-
ely of styles Of SIDE saddlespiwith short and
extended quilted knee springs, hoop and back
springs, silver 'coFofed. lrnssetb.ue, and black
enameled s.eather~qal ltet and plain piushed
seats.ss He has also inland several sets Of ex,
I ira trli fne silver mounted carriage and buggy
harness, strong yankee team harness, saddle
bags, collars, balters, BRIDES and rnnrtingales Of
most every description. Carriage, Buggy and
Riding Whips of the finest quality; In fact
moot everything usually kept in a sadd ler
shop. He deoms 1t UNNECESSARY to puff and
blow or let off fass eabout the material Or
workiuanship OF his work, as it will recom-,
mend itself to those who are Judges OF who
Hse4iH Ehankfalfer the liberal patronage ifio
has heretoiore received, he homes by ,strict at.
tehtionto business and selling good work alta
reasonable price, to merit .aeontinuanee Of the
same Shop third door North Of lMcF adden's
! SsGsst eFeb seatn isi issoaisr salS . .IsI "a ga
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- a OS -G e. -A-aR
RsA, Hzaia. street. sVIaeefing, VA
4 CsTDMEf g. THOMAS announce to tbei
~ friends and the public tbatsthey are in re-
| ceipt of their stock Of Fallau Wintef Goods
embracing Dry Goods in all their varieties
Carpeting, Oil Cloth and Carpet chain, Milin.
lery tGoods Of eyeIy variety Notions, and Va.
| 1fietios generally, comprising the largest, and
| in some respects, the most desirable we eyeI
brought, to the city Our customers may res
lassaFed that they will reap all'the advantages
| thst fair dealing, long experience, close at
ltention to business, careful buying, and buying
with Cash, can give ,tbems u We buy most ol
| OUR goods with cash, directly from the man.
! IufaetureEs and Importers, and from close cash
Auction houses, thereby saving a large per
cehtage. We have ample facilities forsdSinu
| a large Jobbing Trade, andiayite the attention
Of Merchants to our sock before. buying, and
Tailorsto ourstockpt Cloths. 0assinleres and
h Without gpartScalarizing, we will say we
ing as Well as all goods sf7r'p fss''"
| Dress Silks, of every style and price. 9n 1sgt
Millinery goods, silks, yelvets. ribbons &c.
ass no French Mefsuoes, Of every shade.l
French Prints and Goods
an itGoodsIor Friends wear and travelling.
hfgg Pr q syiyy ssss scsp f pfass ol dresses
oCloaksand Cloa king, Priits, Ticks, Muslins,
F'lannels, Blankets, and gooss for Men a ID
Boys wear gene rally mo 2siaf4'tistl
Good House shaI sell cheaper!
Our stock Of, FURs. will ,Se fouss to be very
Idoairable.N We ask attention % our. stook Of
carpeling ,e sspswAishlis is ye' ytaH and At low
\ All All goods sold a,a ,smaliI advance ION pur.
L Hp Persons making purchasss the city will find
Il tetbsiF interest greatly,to giEsYu a call bet
fore buying.
Rcmomber the siqn oil the Golden ises.Iiiye. ;,
near the suspension Bridget lG5H1Ag sa w
.,.Ig. $500, STONE -lN n FIT THOMAS. q M4lss.
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SVaaAt Ghe Uni0n TEen of E6em-
$ sacssy IsBiDAx of sl2e SRkepmDii-
cans.
Letters from General Leslie Coombs, one
OF the Union leaders OF Kentucky, upon the
Republican policy: .E ,.,,ss,r 4,
..lis" "FRANKFoRT, February q, 1868. {
''* = t* + But or the Abolition program
me Of Mr. Lincoln, kentucky would ,liss up
as. one lnanand crash the invader; but our
troops are far distant and strangers are in
their l places M whose sympathy the masses
have no conGd9pce." .Spt3 IA
nsszs qesai sFRANtFoRT, March 5, 1863 a.
"DEAk sB:. iThank God, the last Cob
gress is dead. History viii, | hope do them
Justice: Such :, madness, iaiatuaton one
ideaisn lneyer before pervaded q set Of par,
tissn politicians since The expulsion Of tJaln6s
IL fro m the sshrone Of England, and which
has compelled bis rosterity to die in proyetty
and exile. y t!tA3 y
.-''Y ours, 81, .sas5 LESLIE G0OMls ~
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IEI INDUWs ssil lass and fPutly. aaIaTRe and
wv fresh arrival of each, tor snle at very
|lowlf fgaresAt wOn elsN s'lso BEAbL
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- -
u4as Amos Kendall closes letter to q
citizen Of Venango county, who pitched into
Mr., kendalPss Bible Vlew.oij Slavery, with
the truthful and patriotic remarks: s.'.'" va
T 'As surely as the current year unfolds its
seasons, 50 surely will the power of the,
/ North before 1864 pass into the hands Of the
Democratic party, il that party be moderate
and visa. Then, and not till the Govern.
ment be compelled, through peaceful means,
to evert-to the Constitution, as we'll in the
prosecution Of the war as ID all its other
measures. Then, and not till then, can the
Democracy Of the North offer to the people
of the South the Consltution uninpairad as
a substitute for, and d deiverauce from, The
caani les they have reasons TO tsarg Then
and. not TIL ,hen can any response be expec
eli in the SQuth 70 pacific dc unonstra tion
in the North. - -.-. isa}a@ !
That prudence, ffmness, moderation and
Success III saving our liberties and our Un-
ion may distinguish an demmortalizs the
Democratic party Of 1868, in an earnost hope
and prayer of a. D4mocrat OF more than three
score years and ien.' q. b b sads So