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THgRsDA8 MORNINGS seFYsNBER as

A TnxtyoIE ESrtkitp.--A At 4 rarbiie
mesf'ng hv q Jn 9fAlfS Georgia. on the
Isth, Fesnfsssoa vas gfsn,cd 10 David
A. dehnsen 10 9oase tho eohfedesacv
y'tlshi Cen dasa, on q cbssce:ef iiaviec
sbeeoSin the habit Of abusing t,.c coy
erpmeataof abe CpmaaeIaIe S,ateS. AMI
nd roca.ihg a fec5iistrucliekpf The Union
with our enemies. decrying the curreney
of our county,, Ae. Z 80 -. :.
The following resolution was also
passed :. - > -
srsois,d, That, as advocacy Of the
sdocHino of'recops;ruo,ion has been PRO.
nonncsd- by ibis uteetipg Na, .traiiorous,
'al perscps enleEaipiug tucif sersit,, cits
ate hefeSg<reaaesceJ I'd rem oyys, @:i;ths
on tho i:mi,slf the Cosfsdef,te ,te States
and if-they dos1Sa;s seft6rsa : 10 ffcmoSe.
they are e'bafcby ssi,fed that il h,sy arc
kneg tesexpress such, seRtinren,sato TO
THE, derisile.f ofssheif Country, they will
.bc reqI, cl to do so: ... >. r.
( Committees wsrc appointed to; ascer.
tain The .names Of dislpyal persons aud
uotify them that they will.be fealt@itll,
- z
and TO pee9ars aI article ptcdging the
people Of Gtifim lo- rigorops~ ~frpsccu.
Tim, ofthe, wa t5.a sucGcssfu terluinn!
,tiep. and 10 riI Ihernsrlses Of treason
athcnie, and thst-it be presented 20 an
the citizens Of the countS.fos sign, lure,
:; Prs man, fan1ilia-iy Known as 4" Dave
.9ohnsen," has long beer busy in his
Strenson 10 the Sonfh. The Example set
by Che people Of Griffin IS worthy ST
i,nitation. As good Southern men nre
.tfifen. from The North, SO also thoatl
,tlt men uf arl.i;S,,nrhern proclirrRes>5e
req"ired 10 leave The 3path., sTbnS vii
the h"e cr diyiioa bs distinctly dofined
Md oar country be rid nf tGosc who
Nave "Iiehdy.tlame so much, mischief
! aUygstp CaFoNicic daa I&c7iinsl. =
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4 WoRD To BoYs.-4Some one has
said: " Boys did you ever think that
this great world, with all its wealth and
woe, with all its mines and monn tains,
Its oceans, seas, and firers, with all lis
shipping1, its steamboats,, railroads and
magnetic tclegraphs. with all its mil.
lions of. men, and ali the science and
progress Of ages, will soon be uiven
o"er 10 the hands Of the boys Of the
present age-boys like you asseSLled
IN in school rooms, or playing whhou:
them, on both sides Of the h,lantic?-
Believe It. and look ab, oad upon your
inheritance, and get ready to enter upou
It's possession. The kings, prc.idents,
governors, statesmen, philosophers, min
IStcrS, TEACHERS, men Of the future, all
are boys, whose feet, like YOURS, cannos
reach the floor, when seated on tic
benches upon which they are learning
+ 10 master the monosyDablca Of their re%
spectiye languages
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The Richmond pispatch says All!
eyes are turned upon Charleston. She
is far yet from falling, and triumph or
fall, We know. that. her defenders ,are
about 10 illuminate oar history Nv on.
other chapter that wE. excl, o the adtof-
rfation cf the world. Her exan.ple vii
Ge Invaluable to our peorlssn q wara-
ing TO The enemy who win have q fest.
fol admonition Of tl,easiirible resistance
they must continue TO neet in, .tfsir
way OF invasion and suljugation Of the
South. =
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= g.
tGnEish LesEo. tiis MoTuEn.-The
last thina Thave 10 say -aLosl The char.
aaer .of Jesus Christ is, lie loved His
mother. The Saviour was psiled TO
.tiit Cross ; tie Whole weight -ef His boiv
waa susPeodea from His lscerated limbs,
and here. lie had to- hang. hour sifer
hour, rii| life actually sunk' Under the
powsrof suffering; but-cren here He
tlid not forget His pother. He gave in
the most touching manner possible, His
deapst triend achsrge a to be kiud 20
her.. TO project her, TO take care If hef
81 hong as she should live. lie did
Atliss hawever, almost by 4 we,d !; for
sbadca' saeh circuBls ,ances. Il was toilure
TO speak. Behold Thy inothes.''.-
lhat was alt; butit was enough. Now
let me ask each one Of my. readers,
whether young or old, who hss a.moth.
:cr stilf m life. rs you shu,Ihis book at
J. She close Of this iJsres, to 10 and. de
wise some act OF Kindness and affection.
for her in Imitation OF the DYING exam
pie Which ib e Saviour sc, US. do sone>
stiifAg lolcbssr and comfort, her. Even
it II is no very subslaoriai act Of kind.
ness, 1t viii bring gladness. TO tbe heart,
49, mer1ofial Of yoar kiAdhcss and
affection. - 4a6b5t1. .ss r.
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PROCLAMATION.

THEACT OF ASSEMBLY. passed With.
4 the view of enabling the Exeeutivs,to
furnish such labor as the CommandipgsGeu en-
erai of this Department might deem necessa-
ry Tor Coast Defence, has Fox PROV ed ineffec-
tunl for the accomplishment OF its object $,
and the danger TO Charleston, at: this mo.
ment being so imminent as to impel binI
to impress the labor of such bsisofs as
have OF heretpfore furn ishe cd their nuots =
Now !, MiLLEDGE L. BQNHAMs Gsy:,
ernor and COMMANDMENTS. Chief, repardino
the labor called for Of the last impor,onces
Ito Charleston and the State. and also To- Ibe
success of the great cause which, oil have so
much al heart, do approve fsihe steps sai
ken Ivy the Commanding General to ohtairi
The labor necessary for the preservation,Sf
the country, and cnll upon ail Commss.tof,,
crs Of Roads 10 afford lhe Agents appointed
by him every facility in ascertaiuing and
applying to such persons as have not here
tofore furnished their quota. y
The thanks Of the country are due "a
those patriotic citizens who have sent down
voluntary labor. An earnest appeal !.
again madeio such ashave ALREADY furnish,
ed labor, whether voluntary orHnder tho
law, 10 send forward now, and rromptly,
all that they can spare .... - D -
have, in addition TO tie call ofthe Com.
manding General. the assurance Of the Chief
Engineer Of the Confederate Armv, now IN
this Department, that he deems a large in
| crease OF labor essential 10 the completion
OF WORKS necessary for the defence of the
city.
Given nndc" my hand and the seal Of the
State, nt Charleston, the twenty -sev.
IT, 81 cnth day of August, ip the cenrl of
> our Lord one thousand eight hundred
ard siSty-t6ree. NJ. l. BONHAM.
w. Il. lluN1T, Deputy Secretary Of State,
Sept2 a. is ! :.
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NIfagERZ rs
GREENVILLE PROPERTY.
..! FOR SALE, -.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
.SREENVtELEr DISTRICE..
I'm szouirx. -


TN obetliepce TO the decree Of the Court
J. in Greenfield ct aL U.s. EIford ettaIs., 1
viii sell at Greenvilie @. H., on Sales-lap
an October, to the highest bidder. ut pubic
auction, that LARGE AND BEhlITfFJH,
LOT. in full aud picturesque visw ef the
mountains, where Maj. Csppbell now lives.
having asSFRAME' BUILDING Or SiX
ROOMS, with hOUT-BUILDINGS; and that
convenient Lot in the same good nsistbor.
hood. where Mr.. J. X. Sass nov lives, .has=-
ing a BRICK DWELLING WITH SIX
ROOMS and all OUT .DiNGS. s.. )
And .in the-case, Of Mey6eld ps May field.
also that TRACT OF LAND, eopfaiaiag
zig Acres. On Bohingsr .CresS, aSjoscihe
Jends Of billiard. Wood, Gtisham ct a..
haviuS On. .old.tsshioned and eonvenient
DWEi.EiNG upon it. : e.. = -.
= TERMS CASH. -, ,'-.-.-r .,Nasi
- VII. NJ. THOMAS, G. e. G. D, <.
Sept 8 rs g.
eE. Charleston Courier and Columbia
Guardian copy once a week tili day of sale.
and, ,ssud bills to G. L. G.. D. +.--7,
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-PRwJfNG WIruorT INK.--A gentle.
n4ah, "A large capitalist, aud one Of the
Most successful iprsntors. cf tho day,
has 'u:ceeds,lin clicn,ieoiiyIrsating the
pup, during the process Of mnrufHctnr.
2a9g piiH'inE paper, in such q manner
that when .'ho, paper is, impressed upon
the HrinE"'Ft.Npes, the chemical par,ic.
les "re Crushed and u perfect black i'm
Ss'ssstiop, is tle-tesnlt. The advantages
soos ht4o Ge. obtaihed Is the diseafdine
6tmk.spa roliors, and BY revoIuiionize
ng printing macItinrry. and printing
hom contiuuous> Of paper, il is
ealsnlated that the tine occupied in
H;'fre%;rs !t''ge quantities Of paper will
be i:0ni"al' in comparison to the rc-
n.'iren1"n,s OF thorrre,rr, day. Clean.
ifncss 10 The. printing flee would thus
bscoine pgpvetial, ard the time now
~aslsd III Iu:...;;ing and diStliLu;irg the
rollers Iobriatcd- We have been assist.
ing This gentleman in somc paris Of the
experiment., and further information is
Withheld at his, request until letters pat.
snt shah he oi'taned. London Typo>
grdPoicat .fRrertiso.
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: yA.DASGHR@ls CorNrxUvrIr.-A
,larSe arpe"nt ef spurious Confs.lcrale
pntes'of Tie Determination OF $50 have
4een loOad to be in circulation in this
vicinity. They consist Of couhterfeits
nh the Dnncan issue Of September,
? sGl anil also OF genuine, is.res Of i!rnt
Plate with counterfeit signatures. The
'InF'aIions are, so well executed as TO be
dhli:nttto describe. aud are So diilicul,
10 detect uiaL all our bank. save the
Mechanics -BaLk hmo thrown out ail
S2e's Of The .runGan issue. The bills
i.aSo the likeness Of xice ,1'rcsident
Stephens on. the lower left band corner
wif afema!e figure anu Cupid iu the
c"nre .N.ilh a bee hiy", &c. and n fe.
IN ateafgHre resting OH an anchor on the
ti'gtl ban.l side fine, chief difference
between Ihe gcnaine and coante,ieits is
IN 1he ex!'fe.sian, ,ofats different faces.
> i-faGfsstd Co',$titutionaiist, 2FM.
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How TO CuoosE JcsbSxp.--Giis
wien yoh SEGA Young man who would
take q wife for ibe vaine of herself. for
tho beauties Of her mind. purity OF
heart, and not for the dazzle Of wealth.
that; rasn will make a good husband :;
for his affection viii never, lesson. and
years will but serve to s,renpthen4shis
attachment, and open new fountains in
the heart, which shall mufmur sweeuy
on: the ocean Of happiness. Whom you
see a young man who is tender and
aEeetidna.e, and endowed with happy
intellect no rna,tc+ what HE circum-
stances in life are, is really worth win
ming take him who can, girls, for bs
viii make a good husband.
e. Rep. j. Cotton, D. D.
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seene in a .per.i3t's 0lioe.

: y male representative fiom ne En,
era!A l>io cuietS 'tat -in kafd,. With. .
:, lho4oP "f ,therhoTnipgJo ve, SIR;
am ! Ne, got lad toot''. ar thu devil "
hit.e ,c0fh'rt can | get stNnr; e. tot
tie Cd braud> ;n' I-';2 C''N one oi Father
S!atihy's niedaI,. tg-krep ma from NJ
ssuch 'erit ispisi,s <iune.., Now, .f$ir.
;s!lfttl yd he asin 10 pqffspp tooth p
@IksiEa .d2aar," SAYS 4he doctor, "a
+, y Nsh : ss$s s;,, F"t'S'tAtha.'it yea rtR
O." replied. tho ti;eter. i won.,
charge ;:on am ih'+g .for psllng tie
se''"nI oprI ''|.at
rpt seated ltimrif. furGrL MP Ii.
may. AMI !he doclorIot.k a peep a,ii<
gilndcr',s and. wilh n !iata aSzjafsnce
'iror" .AsI i,aa6on i9aud wf;ch were The
'ones ha. wsstfedthqiS: s#ysp.a-
-" lhiS,i< th9 Eat one. and ,that is the
second 6re. plaizs prIi hi: 'sceoad one
,fyst." .S..E' q =, y
Very. wt1l,' rcrfi.,l The dn,,cr,
any Way 10 get. from out and he
:. i$Ef5re'fe hel time to ,fx' The iretru
h'e't for ihd alher, tooIh-;,f6e fifst QUE
Pat had got>out-o os tho t1air and WIS
,tdslng tumarfsSthn door, ,,.-.,, .-
." 5gpeS9; 1ocfrr. l wost Esve the.
Er.i tooth l"i'eJ'ti'l ,i,,setle.. and -yons
toll n's,.yon ~onit paI!a second. one
for ao'hing.ps T. =. - :. =,
Pat u;h,Aicd. ,anl The dretef .rockele,,
tine J"ke Instead 44f The fee. = s. ,,.'
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LET US RESPECT the majesty Of Tiaess
let US contemplate with yeneratieii tks
ages which have rolled past, rendered
dear 10y the memory aud the reaasins
Of our ancestors; bnt let us 20, a,ie,npt
to retrcgrade towards them, for they con.
tain nothing in harmony with oar real
nature, and II we attempt to arrest tb Elm
they ~lIFvanish 6om our grasp. =. o.;
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apgftant ftona tJlv Enemy. >.

5 "a slsj I, bag of Sths ed States;
genbost O4tewa, ,swstl ie tiers. is, fsisutis
At homes dafesL ss,3ate. as ,fhc 2osh, iifst..
esi'ashofs on SSsIisaas leland heueh
sSynslas md IS nav ~ pSssss;ioas uf
o0r military bffsciais ,st head sjquart tess. -,
Bs ssisersa5tcrn Eapl. shfsisc 10 his
, rtfe, tand 'isitets OF atlfcr ofiiscJs. wc
-asa ipf famed Thai ths;y Yankees liwsi EN-.
tsFtsined tie idea s,f. tteskfna M sour
iiafbot pbAsfnciiens iby siaht oaerasjSns.
Fand sctpaliN made sfb& .aisea,bi ,lsst
WedaesSay night H;tlfssheissnoIitofs
.,eea -iva.s, o. which The. ottdws
VIA oss.ss Z s. =. 1'stE ~ zase..
sFlsei sogfspfSi [, ,as q learn. ~ VA f,ss
tho Irensides 70 eSre9sge iEprtg Mowl,tiS
swb;l tsiek monitors run 4 INV. .lYnientt
-sqnalis 81 wind sptl ssisfs, are sisena NJ,
tlte reason for snIhing back before reach
ing the obsirussio ions, of which ouf y AN,
kee ueighbors havss appafent;ys such a,
wholssotne dread md higii estimate.
} The letters state that The attcmptwas
10 'hegeHewed on the night Of the ag,b
inst, fSaturAay.)4 As IL did NOT lake
place, ff isspresumetl thar. heavy wsath-
er .again interyenea betweepaiie moei4l
tors and orr obsfrucliops, which yet
stand uttaet. ,-gzs.ts,-.5,'s1A 5, - .t',s'ly
We observe by the letters HAT. ,iiie,
.Cap!a;n Of the Oftosra ,was sick aotrJ Ale.
,2fth. This fact, ho*eyer, did NOT rse
vent him from wiring home s;,odfl -let..
,ters for has5asds. in hissions and mi.
nutesSlesrriplion of his 4tiaihs lie and
eten,s. aud IN the expression of his s,e
dept .eohjpgai nfTeeiIon..N =" :. N.7~~
From III sse illusions we learn, ;. as 4 as
anticipated, tirat4. very .mSans of,ihe of.
lfieers IN 'ti,e feet are bTes.tsoestiow 4, and
beirg SEM ltotne contin6s1iy strosn the.
incessaat twesr and tear OF iHe,ns i'm ibis,
hot elimaie.nx - - o., q, - : - y *
~ IL appears, .teo; I'm. tbe attempt 10 De.
sifoy our distractions, the mGbiton Pas.
.aic got as,oyud, and Game near beiaa
absndouee by her creg. -. - -.
Tie. Ut;oxa- lhss ,hro yn, 10000.
pounds OF shot ana shell, and appasenlly
IL Geo a:eanjs of ,po~des,%. a pHmaei>
OF iinp3ftant ddeuineats were f1lna :
which IL IS not deemed pradeet ,oIaep-
i;ln.@+ 6arkSdp,r C6asiss, Si.h ~. ,
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;1hc Hartford (Gonn 'Hlnes telsso lie
,'osioH'rp&, atausiS incid ctft /.
1he-dIait. gives tiso 10 sniae neycl in
,cidents,o of which w. give 's,rc syan.pIe,:
8 man, wlro. shall : be n.rbSJssy; was
drafted. Ills wife WAS sorely distressed
at the bare idea of parting, aad Vas
vaii!!y .eBdeav6rinG 10 irvt.t.t acme, sx,
Sose forgetting khn exempted. mhe,. q
-lneck WAS heard M herd On, 6tsn.
ing the. door aba Gpnd airatLer rough
locking SlraY. M1,e aesosied Der titass: =
aatlaRs i5'ear your: Easbnad ;iias
:.lcsiais,.v sf,sissysied.s he has but,
,go'dsess. snssss Tow 4 am. TO .rbc
..., ,''ttsetl. ~tt1adap Eye como. 10. ,nffer
my. services @s a stlis,itIstes for hi,a.y :
"a '0adt?" Gts. tie now. excited
kuly. 49,. j., -. =. 5'Es -
=, Fl wish to. take bio place. answered
" roa--voa, -tskeSihe place Of ,.,,.
husband raIahpali III teach ypu to
nsuit a poor hne g.oinaa. in iis,fess,,
won ;a,eap difgy y,Nfetch,' cried the pros.
pecttse<sSidowt nseampapsing her. re.
-fnarks VITO asihchgrgs ,sf stfirty water
"a the he9tf:of the astonishe,Espb.,itate,
s'to gsd hasqiy .towt llsse; Stairs joSt hi,
tinfe to ereaPc the pail, which fpiiswc,f,
.hG waier. Ther4sst hearG Of Hfn.. lie
vas nir4 is,to u ,yesraiing pfiire on.
Asylnm srfeet witasA In tl,,na hi .ol an.
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.N01HMs
! Going Up and goHing Down.

-. >, y HSaf z: ~; y g 1ss
4his ba sitaPfe scng his true = - ~ ) ~ - & :.
= y songs ss;, ess gss 8 sfSeiee : 2;
3, Hitis piosl of good ayisss y, -.
men s iissss; posnpgps ltishd sand learn s :.
So Neyer to boaA of muelr rcnown; \ q. = ~
Eg. for,aess g UNI, wsssl . on Z ,lie tafs, stas5
- 4Atnd 4Atndq eane 80 UP ana soine 60 Gown. ~ >
I u ,aSr 4, - =, - :.
a .ya., as,,.ss, !, ~
13,,s tate isas Mol sd i":.s ,sspresi ~ -
~ SwotidSt ilss 8 warrsat sUssa ~o,ss :, -. 3
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JEDpo, the capital Of Japan, is pro,
ueuHeed the largest city Of the world,
beyond ell det;b': 1; contains . lnilt
iioi Of hatlaiions anil Eve millions Of
people, and iqany ef tho streets arc
'wentyt&o mi!ss vrs.
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For the southern Enterprise.

LeoK. net ate- man man on bis own lhiiings.
a., Every n3s "l,sa thg tbi"s. of eitsrs
5s,s 1y saspsss, ~ ve1ss 81 :
. .s.,,, Ts, 49,, . s''sl's YIN, pres
81; -, -! I. p'es.f !. ,nea.sases
s - sss's Nss man 20 ,eon',,, a'i'
-. .9s,'se genera Ne',s1s:.
.1.s.ls -. '.,se fN,.s ,Nesnt ssss' we
- - ;',s 0.ters,~l'h ss'
ssoss ~ :, ses''s 70 posses mem e.rs rs
span Ssooth -, : 'l"eysfds. q
,s sss'se, :. - ~ p''u '''', fe,''iss
= step $40 make iIhegooti ,h Loih z
scessoi, s o.hefs not, 7only necesssary to his
tcoinfort, and .welfafe, but. even for ll,is:
sexistencs hence, wl,sa, we look on : tha:
.yi,ipys of 3 "a, o;,,sr: -,
a. ~, :, =. "a,e ssss : o y
g ,el,s l : duly 70 warn the owner Of danger,
To liis, inlsrest but our interest to see,
that oar nsig6 5ora seocsis. no no ,lst
t;,ne,I .e o;,f n ~, - h. 3n,,,.
S., :, ~ > ~ '1s 80 =
= s,S a'soe VIC oo,'oW'
es<r"a,ei ,hem upon o!i'efs; q more help !,
less and aepeadept thau ottrse!Ses.--i
Thsss Is no siiuaiion .s,uti,e!s sin5eness
dsnts 81 nj ass;.ta,;s, NAM, o,,, f..n :.
,a,ns,. I'M, :. - Z, &, ~ I = -
|. + !. = ~ epae's' .c's lsA" W
ee'' - '1',. tsPoseS' 2, 'sefi'hess' npe
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ron ron sns soefhraS Fsre8rssss.

The following named geptiemenhase
beeu respectfully ullyoomipa.ed to serSes,.s
Toyn { oaigess tor ensuing yeak:
: - Eon IxfKspasr. J, I 8. 8.
-. y; BENZ. a ASS. h,e Z
: .Foa lx.absss: S n ~ /
,S;ISt. Watd, g. q ELFohD.
I'D Sssrd. ~ + !, I3I1A;ErIE.s.s q,
- 3D. Ware, 'tnflsS1O " WEST. ftg.,
{ 4th. Wasd, q. ,B.: BSER ;.t.l+s -.
Ward, ~ n tARRtSoH. =,
Oh. Ward, MtflfMtRE- z
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Z; WE kgow q 'reuhg4Isdy; &lo ga.
engaged 10 ke tnafrietfto ono sEoswas
u, lie krny. g'Hs saddenly feturnell
.'ho,nea .Tbyfisye you lsfr the amy ~
Eshe inqaaed-of him. = I have found Is
spbalsq'e!" be, rerifals> Well, sir, 1
can follow your example, apd fluid a
,sa5stit,&e too GOOD morning" And
She lstt'him. in sIia f,bialo of tho, room,
u djsgsscfd tower, BocAme a disgracel
saiijer;-S EcrciH'y. =. -.
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LowLrEsss is the base Of every virtue,
And he who goes the lowest. builds the
safest: God keeps all his PITY forike
proud. - =
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We haze seesised ba, few ,ads|itiopat
spiglH I'M which it, is fspoHed tome sixty.
fsonr spsn ofythe. .9Ist NoFth Carolina
xsEs tsifn pisone,s. a. !. r 30 :. -.
: : 1he skSl ested Tecsp stare of NC ride
.P,es Wa Iineort rtec:: y appears from
those who ps,fSe fSeipeted that 6ar advance
,IiciseL force tof = g6ty, mon occupying
] sste q. ;sife pits were, ,nspksd land sartdn nd
@: eysan osspyhslmb,gsforce of,liies en-
.twho had sbe1h lilpssing eli -day'fer
The purpose. A bout twenty outya m sde
thtit escape. The Yankees advanced.
WITH Three Regiments ,inexpec,ediy.s-.
oar men fehgiIt ssasisail, ;'.tsr " a I !.
ieysrp8seted 10y Superior, ,p,i,nbers. : The
5ebeniy, iiowerer, suffered sevesrse,y. )
'9er hosiszsrs kept qpasiesdn fire. FAX
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SHOT apd'doine,tnach execution. = ~,
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rates, fhsi dle:ssiiSw fesess tseyai,s al
'sso,folk, s~I rotttp6alls "Na,. .anl.a
espl,piring susgue eectg 'shs F.aa,
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= LtEur. Woob' AGAIN Er~ Wonk----
'fHEaE SAftiSo yEssEIs SCApruKrp.~-
Another militant exploit took place last
'ioesdar, IN. the bay, of the mouth of
thei RapPahaHnock, which resulted in
Ihe cPiu,e. OF three Yankee sailing YES,
sek--,ihe Coquet!e, Golden Rod and
Twin ErQihsra. One of The ships was
laden with coal, and the other two viii,
anchors and chains. rThe Golden Isosl
ara~ipg zoo 'mrcli water, was, in cousc
qHei,ce, destroyed, bni The :o,ha - twc
were fsfrly anchored 10 "a Confederate
4ott: Fifteen Taakeess were captured
at the ssarte time, and have been receiv
cd al TIE Libby prison. Lieut. Wood
hns,ten* secures live prizes and made
nt'eu, 'nine'y prisonets,. The last cxpe
ditiom was attended with 10 loss on oui
side.-Rjchb.ofd -Emgqirer, 20M.,
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{ BIC GgNs.-The following in,elH,
geaee has been carreht berevfor several
days, .bnt we haye drought pscpet to
wHlih Old !it. I'VE. 90 not see how its
'rePushsa,ion here can d5harm, and we
;li.s'eore publish it.. Ne copy ffof;
,the Mobile Ttibdne:
- L 'has been stalcd that two puns car.
s!yiac. .Goo! !Peands.c Of metal- bolt fods.
teen feet long and ofsfearful appearances
have been received ct EChs.iestou.-
They are, we are told, Blakely guns
made especially 10 eucounfer lie; bes,
,r'Sn clad vessels that can be constructed.
They have; toS, been thoroughly tested
and FIRE With th6- ACCURACY Of tn. best
smaller 6fdnance, aud 10 i much great.
'eh distasce. i is stated, also; that
,Ehar:eston has. jest been Supplied with
" score op 50 Of those mischiesous in,
sruhicna, The >Parsot Pun. which pos
Eesses gr2nt range, ACCURACY, aud ssu
eHotHons Penetrating power. IL, was
used viii, GREAT eject by Grant at
R,teksburg, and!is relied on by the enc.
my at.Clfarieaon. - = ~ * =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
JOHN T. LAKIM-

Successor to Wheeler L Lalsin.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOB
inspection on Thursday, March 20th, q now
Slu .lt We'll selected assortment sf
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestingsI
HIsHING GOODS. - y @'e' --+''-t' NV Q Ot'-
Ill me patrons OF the old firm, and the public in Eon.
are respectfully invited to call and examine my
i oeloTe making their purchases as intend soil
S ~ 81 SGaii profits to cash and prompt purchasers.
FIN ier the patronage bestowed upon the old
tIi;J Jolie't continuance Of the same for the new
"0l'hf1ent. JOHN T. LARIN, Merchant Tailor,
No. 102 Main St, Wheelingy u.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-24
y Va aALObDAY MORNING, JANUARY "a 1863 NUMBER 1873

all others in easy circumstances Is this
not sufficient evidence to prove that the
repeal Of this law is not for the benefit Of
tue poor mani 1t is not for th benefit of him
who lives by the sweat of his brow, and un-
dor the extraordinary reverses of tho last
two years, have necessarily compelled him
to go in debt for the scRnty subsistence of
his little family. What, in the first place,
suggested this law to yoGr honorable bodv :
Was it not to shield from the grasp of The
land pirates of the country the poor debtor,
who in better times stood in need of NO
such law? Was it MOTTO keep his all from
country, who swarmed after the Sheriff.
and Constables as do the vulture after the
carcass of the dead2 But feel that would
insult your intelligence aud good judgment
were to say anything further. therefore
leave the matter in your hands, to be dis
posed of as your wisdom aud beneyolence
may dictate.
Very respectfully, Elk.