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der Gen. Johnson nsar Gle village ol Dover TO (
make ihe moyemoaa
tfcr tl5ss preparations Ecfc mad5 ior
e'acnd5n, information was ecoired ihat the
enemy had re-oecupiod tho positions 'romi
which tlcy led been driven 100 Che Day, ana
that the Confederate forces were completely
reinyeaied. THIS niormaioA wa5 conl'ineu
by two successive sets Of scon.s ordered on.
10y the commanding General lhey s'a'eu
that the road Southwark towards ho c''y Oh
Nashville was inlcrsoced by % aough which
.eesld be iorled BY cavalry. Several hours
.socms 70 have elapsed in ascei'alnhs "h DE-
.cr they were enclosed hy lho 'ines ol t0o enc
my After the scouts raR9ricd That lhey were
invested, Generals Floyd, Pillow and Buckner'
met in council to decide what line Of action
should be pursued Gen T. j. johnson was
mot present Tho confer coresuIlod ina sur
render
Gen. Floyd no answer 90 tle war D'pa'I.
/ imcut calling upon him 10 state why he 'aHea
tosayo thoarmy by evacnoting The posi- states
4 in substance as follows; The batto oi Ih' ioV''
was fought for tho purpose Oh dis'o"s'uo me
enemy, so as TO open tho way Oh escape "'a'
he thought then aud stu' 'no'Shl '"'1 more
earnest attempt TO accomplish any enterprise
Iby force Of arms, could rot oo made ~ al
equal numhor Of men, t!@1 20 oH'flea'e 'ho
army, involved the necessity oi aho'I'er '''"e
ihetnighi more desperate 'han iAc As'i Inal
/ it was believed IN councll lhat Inc army coo'u
mot retire without sacfihchs IAFec'io"'lns o.
1t, that the coAso''"''o" "llc' 'ooA l,IaC'
among the olicoTs ON the night Of the 10Th
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SALE OF LAND.

ID Y virtue Of an execution issued tron the Circuit
- Cont Of Hamilton county, will sel at the
Court House in Harrison, the frst Monday Of March
ext 60 the highest bidder for caph 20 satisfy Il. Ca.
Judgment and cost, the Bank OF Chat anooga rocog.
cred against p. W. Humphreys, w. H. Alexander and
John IT, Alexander, In said court, the folio wing town
lots, levied on TO satisfy sad iud 9ment aud cost 20
wit: ono town lot in Chatian 90 Tennessee The
pro pe peuy Of 2. W Humphreys, uimg on Vine st..
Callie and ~. Ii. Alexander, and opposite the prop.
e.y Of Jno. l.. Hopkins, also one other lot on Wins
Street, ia Chattanooga adjoining the Hair and Hum,
phreys, and opposite Hopkins roUerty, levied on ss
The property Of w. II, Alexander, and will hs sold
unless Judgment and cost ore previously paid.
, Fe6i-tf T. y, COULTER,
EhnrIM Ii q.
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Lookout ldounlaia ProperIY ior saIa

I OFFER i0r aala lhe above properly Belonging lo
l w. w. Won AlGthon ahd used 6y bln lor Ivtral
years ~ Boarding School. and more fecdhuy af 4
Hotel 70 couiaina Two large Two alDfy baiidinra and
evenly rooms Tie RfNund contfinms eight 0cles,
embraces magnlN@nt 6pfipg u neWrrtilibg, ppr,
luo stone Waicr within 0 cago, rnd lae uaidrhll
ln ~ miefi al'p larto Stable, klNhfu, nemp
luuae tm0keh0laf se
Aa ihe Mouniain ~ yUrltr place iof nmmtl io.
sort and wilI undoulilly bfcimo much moie 81.
ihls properly lslne theodlY 900 Fostaiilr tn aliu.
dani tuppy Of Nnisr within conrtaels uach "
'nnily cong4igta 0t o. ihs uad tH'usiifoIfi sV4.
ian1 j. i NlLiE
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FlYrrrryrLlF, TpNNEssEF, I

HNhOLLlNG 0fluew 10 Tho State of Tennessee
~ will aj once enroll ag cons, ipis sll officers u
their respective ditriots who may be apsent without
leave hom thcir commands, The enrolling Gilcers Ia
Middle Tennessee, win send descriptive rolls of The
officers so enrolled % thc Commaudlnt OF Camp Of
ing officers .n East Tennessee gil send similar dos.
crptvc rolls 10 the oommandant Of tonscipts nt
Knoxville, Tennessee
y. D. BLAKE, 10. Col. C,S. a.,
iobll iF Comd 0t Con, Tor ronaeeste
~ East Tennessee papers copy four weeks,
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Important to Enrolling Officers.

CHArrAEoo0A, Fob. l. lsoa,
THE orderof COL Blako commandaat of conscripts
Offering $50 icwwd fr The arrest Of conscrp.s,
"ntt. nr0.'mg 0Nre' 90 tha uw1d Wlgu hey
nuke ihe arrest contemplated by lhe order.
Each Enrolling o0lCcr is required 20 make D des.
cripiye roll Of himself and lmward u Immediately
to Col Blake 0gcCrs OF cnnscupt ago, can retain
tho Office by promptly enrolling aud sending forward
every conscript within tber respective aistdets
JOHN h. HOPKINS. a. y C,,
ieb2l-iw and supt EpiOl Toe Oilccp.
tn East Tennessee papers copy four weeks.
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nEsERTER .s8O REWARp.

KS0XvILLE. Feb. -, 1853
The above reward will be paid f0r Tho apprehension
and confinement IN jail delivery tome at hs lace.
VALENTINE NAGl.E -Dosortcd about the z2l Of
January, 1906 from Chattanooga Tenn. ftc last
hoard 6t him, he vos making bis way t0wpiGs Zen
tucky hom valdez Ridge. Ho d so years of age, 3
feet nchcs in hciiht. Has biue eyoa lQht hair and
o. n boot aud shoemaker by trade.
obgOdtf LOUIS DELAIGLE,
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nFllLhii. assigned ~ dliy go ihii POST WIZ corr
" ply with paragraph W5 kmy Rgplalln8, %
avoid confusion ln accounts. Q1srlem uoi oblalned
through hoe VIII not De paid lor nnd ct.gcm afl n0@
tiltd inst Ul hereafter ooOguit no filim fW hho
or rent unless lhe1 hold otders lr0m m9
Fohl3-lm 81 F.JONEa
kai n ON,
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HhRR0RING nEsERTERs.

IgsDQuAETEEs DgrAHraBAT No,2)
ivhrECrOR GrEERlL's OFrrcn ,
Iullahoma Tenn Feb. llth 1863
rVuh General Commanding thit Department, leamt
with regret tbut thci0 arc In tcrnrmcc, num-
bor OF evil disposed persons whe inslead u c0ntrbu
ting 70 the freeing 0ur country rom Abolition uvp.
sion, aIe melting those who ave, 70 tho dkRrnCclnl
crinio of dessnion aud hlrborug them. All persons
within the limit Of this department aTp nascd that
ytho penalty ol such offence DEATn, md The strict.
cat efforts win bo made 10 detect ihfNo Wbo incic col
dicrs % desert, or who may harbog hos1 who haye
deserted and summary punishment applied w every
instance. J.F.JONEs, A.h tenl
fohl6-im department No. 2.
oB Rebel banner copy one mo- Land mnd bili 70
lhil 0glfo.
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NUMBER l73.
500 REWARD.

y INANAl nOm She promises ol ,he snlstriler al
IN valiant valley pot 0dce SequatChio Co.
tennessee on the ufht ol The 2Th Jany. iSoS. o ne.
gro hay named N8ye, ab0nt l3 on ~ years old leet
or y Inches high weighs a.opl 'si pounds. tlo q
black negro, rather sharp faced o''s mouth thick
Ups. Ha says ho wHs raised ia kmtagSy, bY a msu
nsmCd Fisher But was buOrhl hy nc about, months
silce in Hamburg South cufous, De says De was
hJuugb, irom Petersburg Va. % HambmE. Had en-
when be- e.t brown J,ahs pants, brown Jeans coat
aud black cloth wp--bis cogi h2dm it, white bone
co3t buttons, nd BE cloth ont u which his ednt was
made bed twc cours n it,a pans nf q hgag a darker
brown haa Che other. Wl.l 1ly tita Fouap for his
dcnscN iuWe at ny residence, n Sgqualohio Co.
Tennessee; or $50 reward .0r hs confinement in any
iail, 80 that I tm get hipL JAMES ~. STEWART.
FehJ-lu-
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Mr. Hall, Of The Baltimore Exchange. and Mr.
Gulick. formerly Of tlic Washington Union il is
said, will s. rt daily paper IN Richmond ns
soon as arrangements can be made. Mr. O T..
lanea Of the Enquirer, and others, have
bought the Magnolia, small tcrary weekly
which has boon sBuod ilero for some months
udintended TO eulngeoud improycit
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TO- Great excitement was created IN the
city when IL was rumorcd that Gen. Pryor WIS
on his way 10 Norfolk. Two large sleamcra
were brought SIP end anchored between Nor
lolk and Portsmouth, with ihe determination
TO deauoy ,ho two cities 10 casa Tho attack
waa made
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FARM For SALE,

HAVE lor sale Farm continuing It3 acres, hd.
jonnR the lands or Mark A. Kennedy, situated
on tho Missionary Ridge. four Mills E0t n Chatm-
uooga Five acres of the land arc cleared ana fenced
with O small och theron O nursery u lfa.i trees
cleci apples md pears ono two good springs
lb!3.im &. ". BRUCKkEN
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rtoa ". LyaolOlrs ReploIIolO. 9l..l

AhOthcr successful Dash nt tnnAt' Hf"lh,
The Rockingham Register Of yesterday reports tlml
Cart John H. Mcneil has again been l9aking sde'
ccislul dash 40 O YANKEES train, lc caught one o..
their trains about seven miles south ot omueY ON the
Northwestern Turnpike. az the Junction of The rodd
leading 10 Momhe'd en- Monday ll,t, 0hd look lOi
horses, with splendid harncss and destroyed N War.
ons loaded wi 3 hay Not coiient wish taklrg the
,rqcs and harness, gnl destroying Tho " splendid
Yauker wagons with their forage, be took ~ oi lhe
YuBkses themselves, with Two negroes 10 their pos
session, which they bad stolen lto,l He a'her -
Mcneil made ihc dash o lhc tam wlih only twen'y,
yon men; whilst % had gnorli ono hundred aud
thirty 6ys IL whom were n'anlfg, ahd l1 Dlih1cc
clyairy MeNcd would have taken the Wi0is laftyi
bui tho balance took iug gnt aud ian Of
Thit brilliant ai.a.r Wa5 hpodIcta not % Coniede
rte gritiag q a,a'ch. Oi conro oe, nea Weic In
tou linc bunor % k,ll any NJ tle f1haeei 'o' o.
Lincoln would sny, there was nobody htHi
We should have stalled thpl the tnlla had been senl
sui nom i,imrcy, ald that the yankees 'heio ate
waiting urlls return.
f,w eomphhs, IKE WcNes hd by such fear.
less chiehains would suon rld ono aHvoled lgdet
o. nuiipa ~ tYerg Ahnitipn huof hat nfeses ih0 sa
cred eau % the Ancient nomlnicn
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CoLD BLosDED MUEpER. We have heou mode lc-
Quaintod with the circumstances attending Che mgl-
der OF Confederate officer m the military prison OF
Nomphi Lieut.. Wood, OF The first req 0out organ
zed Dy Col Forrest had been arrested and was con.
fined IN the Irving block, when he pfeyhed upon a
Lieut. Lewis, of tho Federal army, % assist hun 10
NJ king his escape, iot which 'sryce $500 was Mld.
TIE attrnpt was so far iuccessiul tbat Lieut.. Wood
passed tho Eodcral piokcs OQt be was ulr3ied ly
tho scou and returned to bis Old quarters.
ON lho morning. OF tine 5let ult, Lewis went into
mouth shot hlm decd.
The Bulletin $50 learn denounced iht act asa most
uhumau mmder. We tl nJ5 a-cC lgm whether lae
murderer We. arrested.
OF Lieut.. Wold provided everything ntca any Ton
the lntermtLt aud followed hm 20 the grave in large
uambgw. The sorrow was general, aud theirs was 2
universal emulation 10 Iendri every service ne
ispd, of lieut. Wood may rest assured 'IH ol tAal
wumlus sympathy cUnli suggest was done 90 honui
tlo deJd.--l Appeal.
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TlEAMgTYRs WAITED.
ogAEg.Ealssre, yrg.nTs.'

ouAFffHNts4fra Dgf iBraau.l
Cbanane5,a, fsb. l2, is6g.
(iIiKEaB hhTing negroes " hff Sc ne.ias1, no
" don't vent n ie compelled " l0plpsg team
geig-- bat A. ihe mms trc 4as ges..-ed - baya
Or 90 aKl VII ray el piiess 4faillag tpd mfilea
atleniion. B. ~ fOhEs,
Febig-2W NJ. a kQm
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AT AUCTION.

ON Tuesday morning, Feb. 2lth, ot n ocIook viii
" DO sold before my fiofo
Ono hore spfng Wagon
Two lloro Wagon ard liafmn
l0t Ioinccl
Br0oma
Blanket
" WOOL Data
Bale Lounge aNd Naltlss Uilh sundiy 0ihof ~.
HcICf. lcbll3tI j. n WILLY.
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.ViA&kN zap and committed % iiil oa ihc 26ih MS
1893, nero mn by tho uumo of iictrg ard
gays DO belonR, 10 John fenll NJ rutherford county
lonnogce $50 miles from smyrna Depot, said neefs
q about n or 22 years Ola ~ o copncf color. lsct
10 inches high on0 wrghs ab1li l7O lbs.
j. J.H.8WAlM Jailot,
lgny. 30tf Cha,iaunonga. Ie6n.
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FaGScu VIEW OF rHG CnimGsroS BLOCKADE.
Tho question whether OF not the Charleston block
ado has been raised continues Z, excite comment
The French Courier published IN New Yorl, which
obably lule,hadoy French ileas reviews the facts,
and remarks:
The code of public right is timely end conclusive
upon this point; That moment the bl0c' dc Of port
h,s been interrupted through the even NON mary
4 pcrsiou OF the 0lOckadng squadron by superior
O. cs. the victorious purity has The light ~ proclaim
ho raising of thn blockade and tho re-openiug oil Che
Mace Thus made igcc tO the commerce OF the Wulid.
From the moment that such declaration has been
M de officially, foreign ports which receive such in
tell once recover the right 70 urwAd their ships W
lbe port the blockade of which bus been .p,aBnled
ae raised aud even ii cFe ships reach there alter
the blockade has bees e-esia0shed 6 ey cannot be
seized nor conascatCd Wv they had lott -lr respective
rs Dc CBe which, 0t ih0 moment of tsclr departure
lgI boom declared free 10 ftOp the effects Of tis
privilege 10 is not only nercs ,y That ihu hUCka-
ing feet rc-appoars before the port nom which 10
has been previously C 5C1 away, but Formal decla,
ration o a new blockat ordur5d as the lr. block.
AIDE ceases 20 exist ho very moment Il has been bro.
Ken by orco
Ia other words Of b her 10 make The general dor.
time apply 10 the case before us suppose iht Che
proclamation Of Beauregitd aud lngraham. w'ih The
neNsur theit vic 1ry REACHES Ma toe 5th VI this
70 iea0i q Southern p0r. oan immcd' y 80 and zee
aud tiy the evpeumeW without running ans Olcr
nst on arriving bel0io Charleston than 10 ascertain
that On bloehsGe has been ro-esab blIshod. Seizure
dur cOliscatun awaits them when thgn can cltab
on ltlOre an Admiralty Court the n taat they
t.e % uugnFd and lngfAham proclamation and
lhastate 0l things win lst uAlil the Washington
GoycmmopA has madp new announcement %. ho
ro.rstal .dmeut % The blockade.
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0rAnRnMlsrERls DEeAErnENr.


FNlllENS he notified thai thoy are expected 10 BE-.
Oport 20 the Post Qusrtemnstc al tgtray muies and
or.es IN this vicinity and are warned nlt 10 tadp Con
Government property OF eng kind, as their claims
viii not be respected, uulos the property has heen
condemed, aud branded w.iha "Ch
Fchi3-lm .. y. JONES,
Nal Is Post 0'm,
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Recruits Wanted

Two Gl the 5th Regiment Tennessee Cavalry, lo the
moxmum allowed BY lnw All peuous drnidsg
% volunteer ia tle C.Wy seryre, can do e, by ap-
plying Immediately, an abseuioes from tho iognoet
aFe ordered t9eepou At once or be tfsatd as dcsor
iew !. G.M. MONTGOMERY,
u. Col. ana Recruiting Om.er 5,h Aegh
eb2l.lw4 Tennessee Cayoly
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NO. An attompt 70 arrest a lrsellcr 'r Had
sou cly, N. j., last week, wac resisted By ilt
reopio end the Provost forced 10 bcraio hii
prisoner.
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ARMY REGULATIONS.

A FEW copies c. IS. A.. Regulations tlulhnse,
~ editicn Nov l662) lorHe
FcblS-Sl Y.Q JOHNSON.
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To shoemakers and Leather Finishers.

100 GOOD snoEMAKERs, and few Leather
EUU Dressers can end employment % the Goy>
urnment Shoe Factory at Atlanta Ca, under tic di.
rection of the uni rsgned None but good hands
need apply. Those furnishing their own tools win
have preference.
Soldiers dcsirlng So WORT IN this establishment
must procure their own details iram lAeir command,
ing officers. 6. W. CUNNINGHAM,
lcbl8 Im Major & Om
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g0O REwARD

lost at or near the Cspd Of ihe Nashy ilc ar Z
ChatianOoCa Railroad, on the morning q thc lAih
inst the FERRllIi Of my sword sAbhara-hrae es,
iaiher ma sive. and yefy luey Finished. VII giYc
The above rngsrd 10 any one lcGvi'p IL Il ths Office
icb9i-2tt W. II, PIPES, Lieut,
and officer Train Guard N. a O. R.R.
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use -, l.,I;,,, ,,,or,l1,s arr, s,o, ,,,,stor
i,., oron,,5 Ring(en,'e reaf on tj,c nrtreo,e
right asking bim something, Hc sbol,cs his
head once or twice. thcn listens to diem again
finally hschls, ana lB noticed 10 Degn max
line hasty notes. Hc has just toeu urged by
leading Republ.cans toIeply 10 his danger
ous sp6cch on the spot Ito match hasty, OK
/ .enporc effort against this considered, com
pact polished and elaborate plea for northern
treason.
The group Of Republicans standing in the
open SPACE before the clerks desl, mcreasas:
t6ey crowd down the aisles among the OPPOSE
lion and cluster around Tho speaker ae he re-
sumes Even the eternal chauoiug ~ The
lies galleries has ceased the SEATS are al
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Vonohhr Lost or Solar

1 AYiNG loft the Yoicbo 10 Issue of clothIoa
: \ since the lGtn insi. The fodlofs having drawn
,lothna since that date, and on tlst date will much
)b'Ige by calling al my cace anG cxlblt lhoir dcgcp
i've rolls. b. J.. JON s.
tebgl 81 Mai. Qm
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NoIies 10 Dridgn RniIdors.

A lI men abscut from my work ere required 10 ne
"a turn within ten day5 irom this dale, or Dee ad,
vert ised 0s dcsntCrs from the army.
lch22IW s. H.. MAXWELL, Bridge Con.
Knoxville Tenn
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IeDr Tha Quebec Chronicle priols w i.a
cars ~ the threat OF leaving New England out
ia ITO cold, snd says' "Maino We want aud
must rot-nnl pethnps all slx or iho siaios
may eeck TO be ollies OF o Canadian Conicder.
alton
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Hccna / understand 5 threatened with an over.
aOw, as the river was nearly over ts banks yester.
day morning. Before the end o. the week the town
vii probably be inundated, and the military camps
bc transferred 90 the blu6s In rear tie town.
ID Helena the acccnt on the first syllable is emf.
ucntly pToper--is ovcuOWed, I DO ho' it viii be
clean,od Of lew OF its impurities; tor more corrupt
nI"l9abie place Than 10 now s, cannot veil be mo.
Cn'd, The atmosphere is such that men who were
once honest became tainted in principle and de-
PRAYED in c0uduct.
The soldiers and officers alike become 6emorazed
hege' The @tter drink, aud the .)rmer die, ltisa
noisome graveyard. here is no health moral on
PHYSICAL IN u no energy iu its outcyugs; no bone
/ no NJ ll' Influences. Helena is ethicUv, as Wei as
|phlolos'callJ, he'll, with additions.
/ -Four thou and soldiers have died here 80 the hos.
pljals since last August aud more than that number
W expire IN The next six months unless some great
/ reform be made
The hospitals are fearful 10 behold and horrible 10
! imagine They are grossly msmanaged and nine
Out ul ten WAC enter them are certain % die. The
surgeons who have charge Of the institutions say they
cannot help the state Of affairs which they acknow
edge TO be Wetched and shameful that their band.
A'e ueu mat Oh have sought 20 establish reforms
unt That all their ehorts have been vain
" fny OF onr soldiers brourht WnU TRANSPORTS hevf
O''. iett Hh dogs il tao ..,e.i, N.Ia uur uui. tr
pave occupied thc best houses 10 town az their quar-
ters.
Disease is IN The atmosphere, and the presence O
death atiested by thousands Of graves, filed by
nr We men murdered by neglect losJ 20 ;he republic
through The stupidity ind carclessucss OF unworthy
ana hehtles5 officials,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-25
YLLLANpLoaAM'a srEEcn.

yALL4NDId8AMs SPEECH.
Finally the hOw Of motions ccases tie speak
or announces the resolutions OF me gentleman
from Pennsylvania under consideration, and
the gontem Q from ONO entitled to the floor,
and Mr. Yalaudigham rises, leaves his us a.
seat ON the extreme lett and moves over TO
near the centre Of the opposition ,enches
There s q lttle Outer in the hall This
matter may require attention.; it is we'll emo b
TO lay aslde tho unfinished luttcB Cd cons Dr.
cnts and drafts Of new bills and li.,ou little
while. The wonderful old man rom Pcnnsyl.
vauia. who. at c'cny years of age, retains all
the fire and vigor Of his earlier manhood, and
with tho aid Of snuff coored wig, makes cy-
erybody think him only fifty, still the inipcri.
ous aud sometimes the wrong headed leader Of
! the House, faces about to the opposition side,
bracos himself back in his chair, and grimly
eyes the memhcr on the floor. Portly and good
nature Loveioy hristles pp, hi,ches his chair
forward, and raises bis hand 10 his ear 10 catch
| the opening sentence.
Gray headed crabhcdIaco, ruia.ghltol
WickliiIe rears aloit his huge hulk Of once no.
bic Kentucky proportions, and with tlie aid o.
crutoh and cane, hobbies his equity way down
the aisle, and seats himsol iust under his
friend, tho or5torB cytcrdod hand Che lester
10 catch the droppings @ this sanctuary OF
! Democracy. Pure and uudehled CoIfiX Wi,h
an attention TO the business before tho House
that ie never at fault, turns sharp and quick
| in lis chair TO listen Tho chairnun Of The
! Mil,ary Committee. black whiskered 0liu, OF
New York walks down the aisle to the clerks
desk, aud taxes position O hear distinctly.
| There i5 genera. ris g and turning on The
| Dcm0c attic and border Sao side Go rot more
! favorable positions. Tie l,dics ou th0 ilout
seats ia 'hesal rice can owe 60 catch hci
ter vi W % ea ogre from Ohio. Ih3 hitherto
sleepy looking occupants OF tic rep cr's gal
/ lcry shake tlc mdiitrcu ,o1c mge hul-
riod romarl,s with each OF or, lean over to
notice how he opens
For this speech has bern talked about a1d
expected "a long Time 10 10 know 10 have
I been elaborated with unusual e, % have
been consulted over, changed and rc.wrtlen
Days, il not weeks ago aa becomes known hy
accident, il was printed, aud then committed
to memory FROM the PROC slips. Ii is 10 he
| the deliberate, we'll considered userauce iuf
lGoalhern rebels by he ablest and boldesl
spokesman OF their Northern allies, ON tito
floor Of The national Congress, and In the very
teolh Of The loyal FeprsssG G4iyes OF The ua
ton. An thia Il known, and yct thsrr ls no
manifestation Of other t'ap closeond rcFte eclol
Ialrniion
lIe begins ioldly, CcGaDlD, oven, md 70
/ Ispecdily preaching the very doctrine oi doyils
lYou can nncycfsnbdae lheeeceaod S,ateA Two
ysars Of fearful cxperiouce have iapght you
That Why carry ON this war N ysn per-
sat 10 can only end in iinal separation be-