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Total,
HAGlRsrowS, Nd. July 10, 1858.

", ". Lolden Esq::-
DEAR S1Rl herewith give list of casualties in Co.
of the SD regiment N c. t. of the battle fought Get
tysburg Penn, which wish you publish in the Week
~ Standard:
Kled-Private Jackson o. Briggs
Wounded-Capt NJ G Albright, ball in knee Lieut.
Sharp, by piece SHE'LL side and head slightly Corporal
Henry Ste, in arm Corporal Oliver & Holt, in foot
prvaes Alfred Capp side bruised by shell Leonard Fox,
in head severely; Willis Isley, in shoulder severely; Ed
win lsIey. shoulder severely George Isey thigh Sc
verely William Ingold, ankle slightly John kimery.
bruised slightly; Daniel Mitchell, leg slightly; Jona
than Russ, side severely Boston Sharp head slightly.
A. J. ALBRIGHT, 1t Co. F.,
SD Regt N. c. T.
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TIE NORTH. CAROLINA sTAND@AlaRi &

. Wounded sergt B " Cobb, thigh; Il gGardiner,
thighs McFaton. leg; ] Williams, hand. "a. 81
L1kiled1cor2! Melaei.n and prytts Harvey
leg; R Crouch, head. Mssiug-john Il Smith ,
IL Wounded n Landing, leg; Shine; Shipp,
Killed, 4; wounded, Is; missing; l.
Fourth NJ O. Troops t>s -
Company A-Killed-R NJ rrawley and NJ B Mayhem.
Wounded.Jacob Massey, N CLARK and Eli Day. Miss
nag Hs and R Rs %m R.osv
and s ayerly: Missiug-Wm Pardieu and A Beaver;
Kiiied-W Chipley. wounded-A N White. J
Srotherton A Hardness, 1 Johnston, Loar, 5
4issing-A Goodman, A Norton, TIM Lewis and J A
D~wounded-william eurley, Jos Scott, Andrew sauls
E-KiIled-Jss Litehde1d. wounded w Beal. Mis-
-kisd@W Noljy WV woundsd-capss Thompson
G-ksd-G Cunningham. WouEded-w clary.
uh-Biiisd-Lt John Stockton and Campbell
l-Missing-F Jarvis and R s Pickering
K7Missng-M Hennesey W Josey, W Bu,se, H Levers
Killed 8, wounded "a, missing %.
Field and staf.wounded- Col Bennett, severely.
Company A-Kiled-A Kearney. Wounded T E
house, leg Mssing-Burge and Ales
B. W9 ~ Myers, slightly; v Dorsett, Sc.
verey; w Mckaney, severely; Lnch, severely.
| lWoppded- Z Tilman, and Coyer, in arm.
D-WddAded-J o Falls, right arm amputated L H
Collins and Jas Dover severely; John sehen, slightly
Wounded-rJ Smith. slightly; J FELTON,. slightly
Poo. 1 snE; severely David Watkins since died. Hinton
F-Kl.ed. Lieut. F Harvey. wouuded--J Fox
MWSSr,ay; Brooks, severely in thigh Missing-D
G-Kill.d-Leut Griffith. wuuuded-J W Lee, in
| finger; Lieut. r Leftwich u Wills, J Jones, Sc
H Wounded-Leut ] McLester, Mcclure, Green
Melton severely; Burnes in hips Harris in face.
| !-killed-E Baltimore. Wounded-Jacob Loft severe
| K-Kied--R NOVEL;. wounded-w H Hood, ir
hand and face; jacob Saunders seriously; Eli Hamilton
severe in thigh L Maroon; finger shot off Robert
Ruth, left arm ampusated Cubert Adams, slightly
TNirtieth NJ G. Troops
Field-Col Parker seriously in face.
Company A-Wounded, Sergt Merritt side; Private
B-Sergt Williams. head; Private Louchlin, leg.
C-kllled Privates Swain and Hewitt Wounded, Corr
Smith, face; pryates Robertson, face Williams hand
D-kilisd. priv Goddin. Wounded, Capt N Allen
arm a%Pu,A,ea; privs Barker, - Mason and - Young
F-Wounded. privs Crisp. heck; Madru, hand; Forbes
hip; Hathaway, neck; and Mercer. arm amputated.
G-KiIIed. LtJ Conneil Wounded priv Cheatam hip
thigh Corp Hight, leg; Privs Norris shoulder
Nicker, arm; G jackson, knee VIM McCarey, heel
} W Lawrence, hip. Missing, Corp L Brown, N M,
Killed, ! Whitley Wounded, privs wsstray an
Winsteud. leg ampuated Joynsr ard Jones' leg WalL
er, shoulder Missing priv Kackley.
h-Corp Bates, arm /; Corp RUSSELL head; privs Hoot
| Tota-killed, IS; wounded. g. missing S.
| AGGREGATE CASUALTIES.
Wounded, 1ss
Missing, 50
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GENERAL GRANr.-Gen. Grant is described as
about five feet nine inches high, has sandy hair and
whiskers, blue eyes, q firm and determined mouth,
q well-shaped nose, and complexion that shows
the effect Of exposure. He prdes himself on horse
lnanship: At the battle of Monterey he was order
ed to carry al order to point where he had to pass
the fire Of . battery. He put spurs to his horse,
threw himself on one side after the manner of the
Indians, holding on oy the horses name, and by one
leg thrown the cantle of the saddle and in this
position leaped a four foot wall. Gen. Grant was
married soon after he left the regular army, and has
now three children, one of whom q boy, about six
years DID, is nearly as good rider as his father
Northern Paper. ."''
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Proclamation by the Pre.,den,.

WHEREAS, 1t is provided by an act Of Cbngress
entitled an act to provide for the public Defence"
approved on the 18th day of April, 1852, and by
another act Of Congress, approved the 9th Sep
TENDER, 1852, entitled AN act to amend an act
titled an act to provide further for the public de-
fence" approved 10th April 1852, that the Presi-
dent be authorized to call out andplace in the mill
years, unless the war shall have been sooner end
ed, all white men who are residents Of the Confed
crate States between the ages of eighteen and forty
five years. at the time the call may be made, and
who are not at such time legally exempted from
military SERVICE or such part thereof as in his udg
ment may be necessary to the public defence
And whereas, in my judgment the necessities of
the public defence require that every man capable
Of bearing arms, between the ages Aforesaid should
now be called out to do bis duty in the defence of
his country, and in driving back the invaders now
within the limits Of the Confederacy: LIT
Now, therefore, l, JEFFERSON DAVIS, Presi.
dent Of the Confederate States Of America, do by
virtue of the powers. vested in aforesaid, call
out and place in the military service of the Confed
crate States, all white residents Of said States
between the ayes of eghteen and -fastg.6ue Years.
not legally exempted from military service, and
do hereby order and direct that all persons subject
to this call and not now in the military service, do
upon being enrolled, forthwith repair to the con-
script camps established in the respective States Of
which they may be residents, under pain Of being
held and punished deserters in the event of their
failure to obey this CALL as provided in said laws
And l do further order and direct, that the en-
rolling officers of the several States proceed at once
to enroll all persons embraced within the terms Of
this proclamation, and not heretofore enrolled.
And do further ORDER that it shall be lawful
for any person embraced within this call to voun-
teer for service before enrolment and that persons
so volunteering be allowed to select the arm of SER
vice and the company which they desire to join,
provided such company be deficient in the full
number of men alleged by law for its organization
s sn," Given under my hand and the Seal Of the
se.aos1ss Confederate States of America, at the
City OF Richmond, this fifteenth day Of July, in the
year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
sixty three WV
GignedD JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President:
(Signed) j. P. BENJAMIN,
Secretary Of State.
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SHAMEFUL Jackson advertises in the Ms
sissippian al members of the 4th Mississippi cav
airy as "having dsgraced themselves by basely and
cowardly deserving their posts at time when their
services were most needed" Among them are
eighteen nonconmssioned officers and two Lieu
tenants /. Z zbss1.
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10y THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CARO-.
Id LIMA A PROCLAMATION Whereas foe the

DY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH-CARO.
ID LIMA. PROCLAMATION. Whereas, for the
profession Of people, far as possible. against the
evils of speculation there continues to be necessity pro-
hib the exppr,Aton Of articles Of our products BE-
yond the,limits Of our state:
=, Now, Therefore, l. ZEBqlDN B. VANCE, Governor Of
do issue bis Proclamation, continuing the
proclamation Of June 9Th IL force for thirty days from and
after the 18th instant in regard to Cotton and Wooden
CLOTH Cotton and Woot Yarns Leather and Shoes sub
ject to such exceptions &c., have been expressed in my
proclamatons heretofore the subject Of expiration:
49,, In witness whereof, Zebulon B. Vance, Gov
( SEAL. ernor, Captain General and Commander.n-
49, Chief hath ned these presents and caused the
Great Seal of the State to be affixed.
Done at the City of Raleigh, this 10th day of July, 4.
D. 1863, and in the year Of American Independence the
S7th.
By the Governor: ZB VANCE.
r. H. BATTLE, JR., Private Secretary.
July IA. 1863 N-w&sw2w
All daily papers in the State insert weer and week
~ and semi-weeky papers two weeks each, AID send bill
| to Executive Office.
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ABOUT
HI the l4th of MAY, my negro boy SIDNEY He is
about u years old dark muao black keen eyes and sharp
face He may have gone off in the army with soldier;
but he is supposed to be lurking about Oxford Hender
where be has relations The above reward will paid
upon his apprehension and confinement in JAIL his de-
livery to c. Herndon, in Oxford, his owner in tho
lower part of Orange county near Cedar Fork.
B. H. HERNDON.
June 10, 1858. 5O-w&swtf
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EOR sALE.-l SIXTY HORSE POWER
II. stationary ENGINE. new, without Boiler
twenty horse power Engine, new, without Boiler.
twenty'four" ." with Boiler.
ten in good order.
sett Boiler Plate Rollers, heavy.
Foundry Fixtures, consisting Of Oupalo. Fan.
Crane, Ladies Patterns, &C.,
sHAY, WILLIAMSON 4 co. .
hsle'gn, n. " JUN "a, 1858; S7-lmpd.
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One day loving husband took his wife's best
pitcher to draw cider AS he was going down steps,
he slipped, and in order to save the crockery, in
Fjured himself considerably. While he was rubbing
his skin very vigorously his wife, thoughtlessy Of
that pitcher p ''No," says he IN great wrath, ~but
I'll be darned if don't" and gng.a ling went the
pitcher against the wall.
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STATE OF NORTH. CAROLINA, FRANK
- lin County Court of Pleai and Quarter Sessions June
Term 1868. WV. R. KING, Administrator, vs Heirs at
law Of p B. TuNsrALl deceased petition for account and
settlement.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that John
Hunt and Emily, his wife, j. Pope and Nariam 1lswe'
james Turner and Elizabeth bis wife, Frank Paters9n,
Samuel Tunstall aud n e. Ttnsta, defendants in this
cause reside beyond the limits State it therefore,
on notion ordered by the Court that advertisement. %
notifying the said defendants fling Of this petition,
and that unless they appear he next term Of this Cours
and answer the peton the same will b. taken pro eo
Teste T. C. HORTON, o. 9. O..
June %. 1868. (pr. sd. SOY 27-wst.
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VALUABLEg MILL FOR sALE.-I WISH
to sell privately tf not sold soon publicly my tract
OF land containing 4s7 acres about six miles vest Of Kit
trepa Springs Granville County, NJ c. There is on the
CircnMt Sawmi in good order For further informa.
NC. THONAS q. GHEATHAM.
July .. 1858. tA-stpd
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@0A .-ESTRAYED.-LEfT
DSXymy farm 10 miles south of Raleigh, on Sunday
last sn 6ay MARE MULE wort on the right eve, full
and The above rswsrd will be paid for the de-
the furm W. D. JOHNSON.
JuIv TO- 1893 H prs 56-tf
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A lad, who had lately gone into service, having
had salad served up every day for . week, ran
away, because, said he, "they made me eat grass
in the summer, and was afraid they'd make me
eat hay in the winter-so was off," -t .
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
RUNAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON SUN.
H. day the 26th Of January last my negro boy named
ANTHONY He ieof whitish yellow complexion, about
to weight about 40 pounds He has heavy head Of hair,
and talks short when questioned, and has down look
No doubt he is trying to pass for free boy.
Prospect Hill Caswe County, or confined many Jail 10
get him. I'll. WARREN.
Caswell Co., March 81, 1892 28-WAsWtf
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IN NEASE, will sell credit of six month"; at the
Court House, the town Of Graham the 9Th Of August
next, seven likely NEGROES men, women and children
Those indebted will pay mp. Those having claims will
please present them for immediate payment desire
settle with the legatees as soon possible.
+. s;s.,..E;. D. A. MONTGOMERY Executor
uranam, N ", July u, 1865 57-3w.
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March "a, 1868.

R RITTON,S BLUE-BLACK WRITING
- FLUID, manufactured BY j. E BRITTON Charlotte.
N. C. superior article! Southern manufacture Tr1
it'll All bottles warranted.
am manufacturing an article of WRITING INK eouaI
If rot superior, to any Inks manufactured North Every
person Whoshas tried this Ink speaks well of its quaty
It has blue black color, and flows freely from tie pen
1t can be had either Wholesale RETAIL BY addressing
the subscriber.
~ For thirteen years, writing done with ink manufac-
tured from this recipe has been exposed to the sun and
air. and is fast in color and good when first
written with 81
Orders solicited and all promptly fled A, Add,ss.
:, Charlotte, Mdkklenburg Co., N. c.
The following recommendation of the superior quality Of
the Ink given BY the gentleman name annexed
He has used the Ink and speak for s good quses
CHARLorrE, N. c., June j, 1868.
M. j. f. Britton: d
DEAR SlR:-I have tried your very excellent Writing
Fluid and truly say that it is superior to any ink that
Ihave manufactured in the South. It is equal
if not far better than any writing ink made at the North
Every one who will try this ink can be sure Of getting
excellent article. G. OVERMAN, p. n,
y Il Charlotte. N. C.
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NOTICE.- sTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
~ the subscriber about the 18th Of May 1858, Small
black about three years old. will nav liberyi
reward for Information enable me to procure said
Mare Any person giving the information as to be where.
abouts ofahe said Mare will address me- 1t Rateeh n G.
July Is, 1868. r " 81 saMvtf 8
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POVERTY A BLESSING. Poverty is the nurse of
manly energy and heaven-clmbing thoughts at
tended by love and faith, and hope around whose
steps the mountain breezes blow, and from whose
countenancs all the virtues gather strength. Look
department Of life guide and control the times. and
inquire what was their origin and what was their
early fortune Were they, as general rule, rocked
and handled in the lap q Wealth. No; such men
emerged from the homes Of decent competence or
struggling poverty. Necessity sharpens their fac
ulties and privaton and sacrifice brace their moral
nature. They learn<he great art Of remuneration,
and enjoy the happiness Of having few wants; they
know nothing Of indifference or safety. There is
not an idle fibre in their frames. They put the
yigor Of . resolute purpose into every act. The
edge Of their mind is always kept sharp. In the
school Of life, men like these meet softly nurtured
dalings Of prosperity as iron meets the vessel Of
porcelain.
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From the Raleigh Register. I

From the Raleigh Register1 a.s
HEADo'Rs. RAxssuR's BRIaADn,l I
Hagerstown, Nd, July 8, 1853
Nh. SYHE:-l send you, with difficult chances of it's
reaching you list Of the casualties in this brigade during
the recent engagements around Gettysburg
This brigade was principally engaged the first day,
and contributed greatly by its dashng gsllantry, TO the
discontinue and rout of the Yankees that day. and
among the very first to enter the captured town. +.
am, Sir, very respectfully, yours, -
SEATON GALES, A.iA G..
Lit of OzsuaiA in Rapssvrs Brigade IN the sAgags-
nsnts around Gsttysbuy, PennsyIusnio, the it, I'd
and Sd inst. .. r ...,7....
Second ~ o. Troops. t-gs.
Field and -Wouudsd-Aa D W Hurt in side.
Company B-Wouuded-PriVste Flowers, leg;
Deans, shoulder. ...
C-Wounded-J J Bennett, thigh; summerlin,
shoulder; o B Taylor, leg; W a Cherry, hand; A
Pierre; hand; Reayes, Leg; Deaver, arm.
-Wounded-Corpl Jesse Barnes, arm. W.T..
E-Wouuded- Dudley, hip:
G-Killed-A Dillahench. Wounded-Elijah 10 'nee,
shoulder; Willitord, breast.
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DURE CIDER vINRsAR.
IL 200 Gallons. For sale 1t ,,,s
Raleigh, June 10. asaA ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-18

We see that the conservative organs
are publishing a letter from the notori e
Gus CALLER CUsHIvG Of Massachusetts, de-
nouncing the Administration mode of
wagjng war. This is easily explained.
Some Time since Mr. CALEB CUSHING,
caused it to be signifed 10 Governor
ANDREW that he was ready to accept a
commend in the volunteer army of that
State. Governor ANDREW prudenuy de-
cliued The offer. Mr.. CUsHINa had been
too intimate with the leaders of the
Southern treason about the time of the
outbreak Of the rebellion, 10 say nothing
Of other objections.
Since that tune his patriotism has cool
ed down TO the freezing point, and his
notions Of the proper metho! Of con
Quoting the war seem TO accord very
precisely with those OF Mr.. V LLANDle-
HAM-that is TO say, be is 10 favor of q
war so prosecuted as 10 do the rebels no
mischief
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-18
How Rebel Troops Treat Union Cit
liens in Alabama.

How Rebel Troops Treat Union Cit
liens in Alabama.
WASHINGTON, March 5.--The follow
ing has been forwarded to the headquar-
tiers of the army:
HEADQUARTERS DIST OF CoBMTH,
MISSISSIPPI, Jan. "a.
CAPTAIN: / have the honor to tr0mit q
statement Of few of tho outrages COM
mi,ted upon citizens Of Alabama by the
rebel troops While all their leaders.
ir"m the President down, Boosting Of
heir carr ing on this war in accordance
wi h the laws that govern nations IN such
cSses, and are cha ging upon our troop,
all kinds of depreuations and outrages,
] think few simple facts must But them
to blush, and make these parties and our
press and our people who are seconding
the efforts Of JEFF Davis 10 cast stigma
upon US ashamed Of The work they are
doing. | merely state what | know TO be
true.
Abe Candi and VIM Mitchell were
hung two weeks ago for being Union
men. They lived on the Hackleboro'
settlement, Marion county, Alabama.
Mr.. Hallwork and daughter Of the same
county, were both shot for the same
cause. The latter was instantly killed /:
the former is yet alive, but will proba.
bly, die. Peter Lewis and three OF his
neighhors were hunted down by three
hundred bloodhouHds aud captured. The
houses Of Messrs Palmer Allsby, Viii
liams, and the three Weightmans and
some thirty others, were burnt over their
heads, and their children turned out Of
doors and the community notified that
il they allowed them togo into their
houses or fed or harb0red them in any
manner, that they would be served TIE
same. Mr.. Peterson living al the head of
Bull Mountain, was shot, &c.
AN now feeding some one hundred Of
these families, who, with their women
aud children, some gray-haired old men,
and even cripples on crutches, We're driv-
en- out and found their way here through
The woods aud bY-ways without food or
she ter All done for the simple reason
that they were Union men, or that they
had brothcrs or relatives 10 our army.
The statements OF these people are al
most beyond belief did we nut have the
evidence before us. am infoimed by
them that there are hundreds Of loyal
men and women la the woods of Ala.
bama waiting for an opp0r unity 10
escape.
am very Respectfully, your ubedient
servant tSigued:l q. b. DoDoE,
..-a oEl Ruisadier General
4 go esPtaia R. N. Lawyer A. A 6,
Memphis.
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Resolutions on the Resignation Of
Col. ". 2 Stokes.


At q called meeting Of the officers Of
tho First Middle Teunessec Cavalry,
Lieutenant Joseph WoRTHAN was called
to tho chair, Major j ohm MUnPHy appoint.
cd Secretary. The Chairman briefly stat
ed the object Of the meeting to be, 70
draft suitable resolutions, relative TO the
resignation Of Col. STOKES. Col GAL.
BREATH moved that Surgeon MooRE,
Captain WoRTHAM and Lieutenant Deaf
on, be a Committee TO draft resolutions,
and by whom the following were sub
mitled, 10 wit;
WHEREAS, It has bcen deemed expedi-
ent by Col. w. B. Stokes, First Middle
Tennessee Cavalry, TO resign the COM
msud Of his Regiment, which he has a.
| faithfully and ably held since the earli-
est period Of its formation, therefore,
be II
Regolucd, 1s' That we most sincerely
regret he Withdrawal Of Col STOKES, IA
we feel we loose thereby, a true friend
and wise counsellor; the regiment a
brave, resolute and gallant leader; the
Federal Army an energetic and yigilIant
officer, possessed Of determination to
conquer the Rebellion, unsurpassed by
any ono in the whole Army.
Re;olted That however much We regret
the resignation, eth We recognize in the
reasons set forth by the Col. suliicieut cause
for the rendering and acceptance Of the
same Aud as our memory shall ever
fondly recur to the history of the past
eight month5 while Col STOKES COM
manded us, so shall the recoIleclious OF
his universal aud friendly intercourse, Of
bis bravery, courage and soldierly con-
duct on the mem rable but bloody Geld
of Stone River, ever be the dearest Jewels
in the caskpls Of our memory.
Resolved, 30 That, in addition to these
feeble expressions of our feelings, our
best wishes 20 with the Colonel wherever
he may go; and in whatever sphere Of
life he may labor, we earnestly hOpt foI
his success and welfare
} ResolUed AZ. That, "a the command Of
: the Regiment will now devolve on Lieu
tenant Colonel GALBRAI1u, who has our
undivided respect and confidence, we will
: give him our hearty support in all his
official acts, believing him to have The
welfare Of the Regiment at heart, ant
that in all his former conduct as an OIL
, Ger Of the Regiment, he has verified the
old latin maxim, SHavites in moio, Jort!s
! in re-"
ReSo!ue3, 5M. That a copy Of thes,
/ resolutions be sent to the Editor of th'
Nashville UNIoy," and a copy be fur
nished Col STOKES.
JAMES WORKMAN, g bm'n.
j. w. MHUrHy Sec'y.
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The Charleston Is. o. Nycmy.says
that the Southern ConGederacy must be
very cautious about its intercourse with
the outside barbarians of non slavehold-
ing nations. "a s'aveloHing people, says
that paper--"are a peculiar people, and they
cannot admit an on9ua del htercorrss toita
every ether people WITHOUT danger to them
selveJ"
This is slur not only upon nom
slaveholding nations, but broad hint to
-slavehOldins individuals of the
South that they are dangerous element,
and not 10 Be trusted. Let us remember
that out Of some eight millions Of white
citizens Of the South, less than ono
twsnty-sixlh are shareholders. What
are we TO think Of the intimation of the
Mercury that t,0sHty flee i,0enty .HaAs OF
the citizens Of the South are dangerous
and suspicious class?