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ledge, or PnCknBg or jasper Marienho Christian,
no FEh0 wishes oEpecE o ya agau with 5outa
Csrons upon equal and friendly IN the UHio1,
wiz ask for Ter destlegn uulsss the necessity d sp-
parent
Bu q Charleston f nscszsarv. RHt do not burn her
beezuso shs has taken psouar pains 70 gltuParata and
sgg1sRs 1s g0rious Old Bay State" It is a. Erisgo78
maUity and one which hrsiaus Will not practice. But
II al cities be burned which viapsrais and HE-
gTieVe other communities tlsre be general con
Migration iu Boston. CdaiessoR is Ingenious in Vups
talnB 1 har tmaEHaii11 tss nsVar yet been stirred
up ~ venom ssssp that which hasha8 Ia ts ser
lions Of lilrlslau CerzyUsl in Boston.
1lla tlar.esfou, 10 Necessary. H1t hose who have
haiisd our flag o. s1usius iiaH mHss not aaE thst
sAe % Dulat q 1acaus8 she 1as Lnsuitad cur d1s.
l5lEE'- larest0u Sc Necessary. Hut tlnss who havp
denounced uu- Constitution q Covenant with death
and .sGgu3 with leli7 not dsmsn nd thai sts be
burned beCaise shs h-s committed treason"
Deep answers unto deep. Charleston has executed
the treason Boston conceived Ear hated was raspou
Eivs 70 the hsLrsd C Boston. The Wild surEa Of Jana
taem the r5FPact f5E law. reVerszcs for shs C5lslu
cherished BY her psops met % the treason s5le hatred
of So1tl Carolina, n1 opponent ont ally As waters
rushing azSinzt each ybsE lninge when they mast,
have tae haTsis of Massachusetts, and 0fr1iius Tor
each her mi ed n TIE cbisct Of destroying
he Government F ling 10 this, tseir hatred HsHld
destroy eaeh other, Charleston nghiirE with steady
aad persistent cour3re which half redesus the 5lsak
nea o. hs- causs, d likely % suucumb 20 tde forces of
he G0Fsrauent zhe atrlmp tad 10 destroy BoB0a, too
c8Hardiy 20 ssnd h6r citizens 90 The conflict hoHls
over The captufs o. her negro subgtiutcs, and Uih
de1aonas fsr1ci-y, lCa4 the pupils Of her Abolition
sch50a WITH iEs Il nlish spirit cry 20 seh other
across The c5ntilsnt " haru Clagigron-'
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LsFAYErrE, VALKFR COCA.
September 10, 1863
EDITOR EyQUIREH:-We have srrived tsis
fer on cur way 20 the expected great bslle field
Ihi5 JIG smaI country town twenty miles
southwest tICm Grsysvile, sixteen miles due
west from REggOid aud thirty eight Iliiss north
Of komas Ga Il is supposed tbs. Che great aa--
tie viii take place near the lines Of Walker,
Chattanooga end Floyd counties, about Gfteon
miles Tom Lafayette. Gen, Bgsgg's army is
now coucgntratad nasF those lines. Our c3Tps
viii reach iheTe by tonight The ensmy are
sbOut Ten miles distant north Of us. 10 Lassy
force, snd ale marching slowly towards ne.
& psuie has taken place among the citizens Of
This heretofore quiet corner Of the SsEee. 4 gen
eTal packing up OF household effects and moving
do9'u South wish their chaitel5 and negroes Is
nov going en. Ths country through winch we
passed yesterday appeared- as quiet as the cen-
sisrg Of FOsT city. Scarcely e 5Oul 90 ba seen
stirring EboUt s8d around the various fam
houses 90 be seen along the Tcuts. Truly, war
Is terrible scOuIge, and none bBt those that
have felt its blighung effects can Tell of It's
horrors.
Oar march from Charle3son, Tenn, las been
one Of eEIeme suffering from d0s3 End heat
Ihe severe and long continued drought has
even pFTebed tha leaves upon tEe tTeos Of ibo
forest into crisp. The tread OF thousands OF
men and the pszlzgeol uRmbeiless waQ0ns has
ground the earth into an impsipsbis powder
which makes marching almost iutolayabla even
al night. Tbs troops, however, having access
% an abundance Of water, stood fhs Rarch sx-
eeedipgly we'll.
j ana sorry 70 say that large numbers Of ths
Tennessee troops hsve sbssnted themselves
from thair commands siAcs We LETT thsir State
know this 70 be true of those in our division
What they have dono in other divisions, am
net tWBrs. More anou. JIG.
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FTou e1e Richmond Sentinel
.Bvs .e-.srrec.ived from rear Harrisonburg,
8ats6 jhs5t instant, we Qsthar a correct Sc
count of affairs IN that section. There sre no
Yankees In ats valley higher up than MsrtiDg-
burg, w5e.o G1l McRayB1ids has Tegimsnt or
two guarding the railroad Oa last Friday
m5rni0e. 90 6agbrsak, Gan Im5oden attempted
90 surprise s part of 3H4liEa1's f0Tcs et Moore
field. 81 Hardy; but theiT seouts met oar ad-
vance faus miles from ,0HH, "a party Of six
msn) We captured Eve men and horses, but
one got eg-aY and gave th5 alarm, when they
sent out c0C7psnT Of cavalry 90 reconuoiser,
We cagtu-sd five, arzi thcir horses, arms, etc
wnupjad several sEd drove tie rsgt 10. BB
we discovered ls enemy strongly fortified on
coum81diC- and almost inaccessible hilL, with s.
5atseF. riaad Eua5 in pasi6ou which he i'm
med .a.elY opened unc1 rs. Not being able 70
reply 70 his artillery Wisr sCH two light pieces we
ha5 along, and whieh waHi3 not reach his stfoHg-
hold. Im5lisn dism1lcta3 bis m5n ard sougbt
81 gain iba enemy works on f5ns. After sew
crsl hours sc-ambiiUg Jysc tba &c suntains, we
ra2t his Li-r-shers aa5 drove tiam into the
trenches bet DE p05ilon, On closer exE miDsEi0H
was found zoo strong 20 asssu without great loss,
ard CIR troops -eso withdrawn t1 place of So
c1rtV. Ahcut ihe time cur hoops fell back
Mui.rsu's flruas liCm Petersburg began 60 ar
rive, and Tei1tcrceuo1ts we've reported on the
way from ECnEFT, LE3t evening the enemy
ova-usfed tha plzcs and moved across tbsuaoun-
.sius TO PaleTs1E'5 creek where be formed q
junction with he remainder Of the forces from
Petersburg, and has S'ucs- fortified 6inseIf on
ite rog5 .roa Petersburg 70 New Creek depot
Tire mais object of the expedition vss 6ccom7-
iiBha3, En- relieving ths beautiful South Baueh
valley of the presence Of the Yankees end it
Is not believed they Win return dHfing the pres
cu5 year
The iisposii5nof Lde Yssllae forces on. the
border Il ss to.laTs: Major General Kelley,
Tho8s hssdqUs-tsrs sgs At New creek, and
c5s--si sil lh5 dcfso5a Of the rsir9a5. At
Hsrper's Ferry -Ea &ar,insbu-g, WcRsynol3s'
brigade, 1900 10 2000 strong, iuc1ui:uz iufanry
s 1e vsr.oas bEidgas Ton Back creek to Old
Fo-n- two regiments Of iufsu ~, aud at Rom
UsY 1900 Ir-antry, 800 cavalry, aud sjx. pieces
q ara. srv, coumsEsad By Colonel Campbell
Tia 'as vsI'sv OF E-tl5rs0us creek, and near Pc
.crs5ur7 GUaissu'5 brigade Of iDfsutTy, six
gUus end the Riugg3ld bst.aGoD Of cavalry Al
C-Coegiand scdNew craoiE, Kelloy's old bri-
Zada, trom 1900 90 2000 men, iufsntry snd ar
Hia.v. This is the ghre force between the
Blue Ridge end Allegheny m0uutsins-
Gen. Ageril has rsuued, greatly cut up
=ud damaged, 30 tbs North vest via Beverley,
sHd conmsBis the forces west OF the Allegha-
uie5, dasIgncd for the protection Of the Bslti-
more snd ONO rzIigoad The entire force now
90 the i1e Of ihaE read, west of Harpsr's Ferry.
Is about q 600 men,
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The Huntsvil.s Confederate Of yesterday gives
eon1sasation Of good news, all Of which, and
much more, we bgge, may be true.
FROM IHE FROBF.-Lastu night, our inlorma
tiOn, reesiv5d BY pssseageTs from above, wss
that R9sscTans was falling back, Bragg was fol-
lowing him, The enemy he'd eVacuated Chstta-
nooEs, Forrest had Te0ecupied it with hrs troops
and that, day bsleIe yesterday, the cars ran on
the ] a5s Tennessee and Georgia raj rosd from
Dalton to Clevelsad. This morning, ne head,
a addition, that Bragg addressed his tSoops, on
Tessday, telling ibem uIst 90 wss going bscy
to Middle Tennessee.
A passenger on the cars from above. this
morning, hsnded on. note, stating, in sub
atsDce, IS repeated 10 Us " RJsecrans falling
back, Bagg Pursuing Burnside retfeaHng, a
sres loros d our cavalry In Eaet Tennessee.
Harrsh or Bragg and our boys!" [Signe5
Blair s. HaIh0u."
ne ave these statements, without voUcHing
log chem, as we sTs not acquainted NTH tbs par.
ties maEiag tnem.
y T. M-Ihe train from Dalton, iusi arrived,
H.'nEg the report thSI Inc enemy srs recrossiuz z
ff- 4,ufsssee - :. @..sa mqaud, tast Forrest. en-
tered Chattanooga yesterday, Alic shat bfsgg
whole army IS advancing.
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AD LE-ss E-ss 0A'AsEf atR ssEDElfsFa
HEAD0UARIEEs, ATLASTG, September. :. IsTt
GsnsrAl Orlsr- No
LTAYING bssa sssiznsd By che sserstrrv al v-.- b.
II du'y ia the censcrpt bureau rs5th s-fs s5-+- -
st desertcrs auuBrsss Al irsrur--e,i--,-- ai
ana preserve order sad trsnual ii-rt s.rrr-f---
Stass, 4 heFsoy eater Don tfs ls.-i,51-5s ~ gI
IL Al Godisrs in tEe State VINO srs sassps ron l-
respective Commands vitlout lho-isy u1ds- --- ~
tense "hsteTss a.e called upon fl report theaslvs,
Authority from ne, % other pats af - st.t9 t
ia-y VA pe iarniaaed 7h ratonz sud frausra1is8s
M dis e1egLsuey, lhe governor. havine. tsns.rs5
Ele ne Ed Of the evil SD military authorss ii -
state, taey sre earnest solicited 10 ca8uerss rr -
ia the discharga q my duties.
2. ia nos Intended 20 interfere or conflict 20 a- -
With o,ker authorities, aHd hope Shat al viii .
aagllonlouzlT iogether Tor the so0d 0f cur cor.--
cause.
~ The privilege Of volunteering Is erkpss7t 4, .it
who are not arsa1y euiisted; but a. usrgsns ff -
ConscriptiJn who DO LOT vuluufe-r- ID .r..- -
required report forthwith Co .bs --s-.f .-ilL
s--e . % - y ll-a1l, &c 70 sly officer 10 tle s ~
aatl8 -Aees al.Aef.lf from ua. when thav r-iIr
properly assigned lilnY should fsH 10 -9-,-f- 80
The aoo requi ements tlsv WI bs -a-.f,1--ss
crs and dealt win accordingIr
Those Fao respond pron8tfv win -,-...--,.t In ~,
iatlt - nay 1s aote 20 extend o. lhsra ~ b. =
:, 49, -e-ls Ril put upon ne the uuaisssanf Ia. I
q using iafcola measures O. hrile ts.r Z, 57l -
y sLly sa1ad rsiaso % comply VIA the ahova
LAesth tlaY F'il Be hunted d97F, captured -rs $780,
- - =. z. s-iiiiis. .i ailiT tsrce hilz been uIse.f
y - s1-@. 20 eieer ne state 81 al sEragges5 szuir.
re -l a7 ,efai AID b sqreled them pShers-- 49,
iDs - "elea 4 saali proceed % Go 81 ouco.
v. All ot1oeIs ami soldiers diaablsd r9r --s-.
.sftio7 dho VISA mount themselves and rsTorr a.
WA ss e pioy under general 8Fders No % hs.i
branch u the service a--
senog e9.1iera--lden oi Georgia. ruthisrg s-s -s
On fsa5 oofaefalnlost at your very do0rg ana e -
Esq7le4 wa dss80rats the soh Of our Heiorsi 49,.
fitA p polluted gnd unhal0Ued t-ssd Il- 49,
sader year homes % be dasolatea vour viz "a
~ zee i--.e Z a.. - sle Yaaal rer
oL tnui H,nril, We are dsstifn-e ot huu1lf.r rrf
5irsngerl % Hli-tae laws and practices OF 49,.
rare OR lope, onr safety freedom alf ~ ~.
ana unninening courage of cur people. RaIr r..
ssech you, % yoaf country Gai4i Go ana 6sri- .f
~ aas s'tte your comrades il the feldi Ia r-7-
point the mgr ol scolu g you ur your ssss5.5-.
aLier yoR bur rath r I've clsraked ia the rser-, ~
your country and az pride Of yo1r ehldrsns cfii5-
or be numbered via tao oucs ga aul snd gg-r ff
dead, whose names aud memories wiz adorr - --
% f1ture history. By order Of
iSlgnedl G.. ~. LEE
4 2. H0LMEa, Acting kdluiast ssss5~ 81 -
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In long article under this>hsa8iDg tho Eiah-
m0nd SsHtHal says:
Looking, therefore, through the dust and
snese Of thi7 conflict, we think we ean 6iseern.
end tnar right surely, the prominent features in
the vista Of the future. TIE war may last 3
longer or sh0r5sr time, but &c wiH inevitably end
in separation between the two sections. Can
guest Of the Sould is absurd and impossible
E1rope, far removed from the passion OF tie
sectors in this struggle, has seen The result from
tie outset Relieved from tGi8 terrible struggle.
forced on u5 BY tbe malice and folly Of wicked
mon, t6e South viii have before her long
days Of prosperity and peace. Time viii soften
% rs our grief over the loved ones who have
nobiy persisted on the 6sld 20 win cur libsr-
lies, aud them deeds and suffsrines viii be ts
US 8 priceless mement0, ever inspiring those
who suIVIVe 20 9 higher and holisr patriotism
The South viii bad - her many wounds.
Tas burned AM ruined homestead viii Do re-
bsilt, and iadusty viii replace what tho rsv-
ages Of q brutai aud malignant foe has Destroy
ed Oar noble soldiers VIII come home sgain TO
receive sGch an ovation, such tributes OF honor
and respect fem Tbs fair, the Young and the
Old, as hay5 never baeu given before, even 70
t1s lzavest Of the 5TfYe and every passing
year VIII bring yet richer reward Of fame 60
atone I0f all ths sUffsriBgs of today The
rulers Of the land viii be rewarded Tor ali the
cslumoies sud misc0nstructi0n they now en-
coantsr, by the tribute Of evgell-dons, good and
iaishiut servant, yyaTrnl accorded by the whole
a1untry, by the adHirstiaa Of gl Chrissandom.
sad even tho praises Of many whose wsnt OF
fortilude now vents itself in indignant and ia
csssant c2mpiajnt Commercs viii spread her
while wiugs, and sUr egneUliurs oncs more
give bread 30 the .o.ling millions Of the old
W0rid. Manufactures aad the arts viii f0urish
IS 5lsy have never done in the South. Wealth
sRd power viii be the portion Of people, WHO.
By ihsir bearing in diversity, have shown them
solves not unwarlhy Of prosperity. Better than
all his We shall have pure and conservative
Govern NJ mt order, and "a inaexibls admins
tration ofJ13tco, and public opinion chaslan-
ej By wsr b recognise sbe uu,a that there Is
somstaing better theu money. making, IuxurY
sad ease.
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ORD ERg
HEADQUARTERS STEFENSONss DE- B.
vision

VISION,
ATLANTA. Ga, September "a. I863
THE G6jor-Cisnsrsl commanding has r.e.-~ IA
4s official inform 1iou 0f he sEclaaes Of .rs ~
and men Of bis division.
Relying upon the patriotism and coursr 10 rs. rs
GERS and.Ineu, lie szsurad the GoFsruI-1t tft. l--
diAtsly upon their ezschauEe. - v---f -7--, ~
80 w. 5e tt-l1a- aialri'J snd soon be- ready 10
acting qpon tlis hes he has made every p-sosrs.
- ttsNL - apse~ aud compete equipment arms
~-s--- r-4 De ready for them us-ol tleir arrival
e@-ipi -dd tasre viii be nothing 90 prevent them
from -~1n joining their companions fn arls snI usr-
~ ing 10 The rest struggle thEt is o preserve thsr
Hatls7 states from rum and devastation.
IL now feia with tlaHsollefs % trscr4ia rf Alas
usllar ana OF AeulEasae--i0 show Fhaller faeV viii
I-1pond promptly 20 the summons to lu1V. ana o1ca
More raly % t11 support OF 0ur ca1sa, ee f1rcl
INTO tla ranks that they shoEld glory r1 flfne
Icy i never De said that men who cheerfuliv en-
dlred what hey did Ia far distant lhsatsr cf oaera
nous men who Hct=d heroic part n she siege that ha
ereant now when they called upou 20 gather 10 th
asIen1e or their kindred snd heir dresdas.
IL lbe DuBsdss Of BrIrsi-er-lf fauarsl Barton ana
3i- A. W. Key n0ds viii reldeLY WITHOUT .llr-
Decatar- G-i that Of Brgader. General lumminr at
stone Mountain. Ca. and rae Alabama br7eads AZ tie
places a-rsad7 designated FOR iis disrsnt rs7msnfs
preparatory to moving 10 tlis place The artilIarv
eofapass viii b conducted % the places dasFuzted Is
ne lsnlezVous Tor their respective brlFadas
H. The quartsrulasters depar mairf viii fs-rrslr
transportation 10 the points named On rsuufsi,n 81
tne commanding officers Of regiments sEd detlohss
companies
BY command OF Major General srEvEEsoN
JOHN 7 EELVE
-zt-l-m MAJOR Hla Z. a. O.
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The national committee Of tbs D1uylss and
Bfeczirridgs wings Of the Dlnocrstie orgeBi-
za-iyl mes a. ths D. Niehoias hOgsI, Nsw York,
on Monday, and oEgauizsd by slectiDg AsToT'
Ward President Among the D5uylss ioIevetss
we're Ihogls ii Lsnahsn, Of Bal5nore; AUyust
Beia31t Of New York; Thomas Coisman. Of
Louisiana, ssld Senator MeDouzsll, OF Cahfor-
MA The BTeetnridgs faction iuciuded among
0rh5.s Q. Suansbufy, Of Maryland; q. B
F30reuee, of Psnn8ylvsuia, and Aurustus
Sehei Of New York. Prominent among The in
vitea gussis Wsfe Fernaado aud Ban Wood
Capisia RTn3aIs, Dean Richmond jams
Bsooka, sud john McKs0a. Washington an5
Pniladslphia we're suggested "a places Of b,l5-
ing q Nsuonal Dem9eratic convention, but the
reoolunou was huslY Wihdrswn. ,gben -
convention, BY general consent ag.eed tbst tSs
Two committees should meet az s0na Hne A.
plaes ior sac messing OF the Democratic Nstiersi
eolTen5ien' aad thai hey be gaesssd % invits
persons Of al parties 70 parpcigs,s la noBE-s
ting some conservative man tor Prtsi5,1s 80
which hey adiousned.
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the Fsdersls. and our army IS ssid to be steadily
advancing. Forrest was hoTerlag about ne
skirts Of The Ianaee army, at isst accounts, h5e
q -.yhs hawk. and was expecting 20 make oes-
osJs5s gwo5p upon them soon. MoTe0ontsl es
witnessed from Oils stand point, indicate the
greatest activity al5 events Of exciting interest
viii soon deveitp themselves. The troops are
bzaysp. and eVsTg gbody con65eat -C Chattanooga
P.Isl 1-ft
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demonstrated the virtue Of his teachings on The
tesrn ia qosston, sitter which tie driver had
no diGSaulty in s.artisE Ids mules. Vel, ala
Gi0w, Ioaaatked she driver whoever you aYel
ycUirs some Cn 2 team Poe gentleman ad-
dressed ass Gen Hsr1es,--Ais sissiVpizH.
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CAPITAL CHAACl FoR n 8YESTlEAT
The Western EOTth CAFoliRa miniHr.
Smelling aad CODgeras
Manufacturing zr0rnDamv 3
Capital Stock $1,000. 600.

AaIS COAPAEK has by q 5Becial sci Of fbs Ls4.s-
a laturs Of North Carolina. been regularly aearro-
rated and 1rEanizsd
The vsrtouB mines very rs--rahf7 sssrsf-- 49,
e'sT OF Access By Iai roads md are , on1u---f BE- r.
Stale Geoi0get superior t-s famous ltlrclto--~
-lrs Ia The CODlsucrEte Sta sE
aubseri ptions 90 he Capital Stock a Ia ------.e
oy i-s uu1elslsned- s-srsz $50. AS llaas Is br-
limited Amount uf stock offered for s-'s III 1a-las
shlng % mike iuves mslts r7el Go veil 10 ea and
examine t1s ores and other evidences u SER ltn1
val Ie, depasi-ed Et oar Office.
GcEAUGHT. 32HOllD 6 Co.
seI23Jt. y175-eb.'1i 80.
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Go SOME oA . tj--oI "a ie,g t,gs'-s -i,,o q,
cno OF Eue reads lezI tlorEgE, = t-za,a.er r.s}'-
have been seen, shouins and cuIsLnq st 3 f55Ti-
Gus fAie, = bis Lsatt, anica had become obstl-
latg under hs unreasonable treatment and vav-,
decidedly declined b pull A gsnteman f.
piaiu gaTb, rode up about this time, and ,yish
ths Voice Of que having authority, ordsled de
dnveI 10 dismOunt, when he gave lin d lev
lessons Ia The management Of q team, the sum
0t which Was-hind sIeafment He practically
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MARIETTA, Thursday, Sept. II, ! P. NJ
PIiysie aispstchss lEis mor0lug 1fing siiEiin 3
news from the fEont. A large fore of cavalry ls
entering East Tennessee, and Burnside is re-
uesting. Chattanooga IS being eyacusled by
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Al solver izsueuts VIII be charged tp0 doasrs rsr
Feus-e f-- z fms insertion .nd ous dolzr sI 6ity
esats Tor ssrh suf s-gue8t fus-rllsu.
Iassl notices vii De tAs-Esd hs rats o. fifty cts.
per-iins.
Cbt-ary notices charged az .hs rEts o., twenty-five
ets per Tine srz 40 other articles uot Of sonsrs pubo
5ufzrss. 90 r.Har s.IzsH. lrer1auts.
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NEGROES AND LAED
Fer Confederate Money,
NO1y's the Time to strike

ACVV NEaRQES
Gu tbs West Point and 1renr9luisr7 Hgr1ai twenty
miles tr9n tfontsoulerY at i7isa c1r1t Tasrs as
t@elFe nandrad a2r-s e-a7ra O. dwelling house. VITA
.ou rooEls a 20 lousa, press. go eshi-s for
huucf5d negrors, aud tVTn gscd bErns Thsis en- ez-
eel eut stock farm having alunla au-. cl water ard
gooG level land, coed 20 cotll4 corn sud wheat ia
word, Do H q o. place i9r an 7ssln,ent Land ar5
Neg oss e75l04 The stock ard cr1r can Be bought
Remember. -slays aas csng-r1uz Apply inmatIaiel7
90 r. q. CAECE O. CO..
ssII Ilr luufi1nszr- 4rf il + s-otarr
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S9ms Persoass as q remedy agaiass thirst
drink bstoIe 10 comes on, aad then eoRtiuus
ddnking-on the principle that Il you keen rpr-
uiag aflsr q dog he viii never bite Won.
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taat thsatncsl kia5 Of virtue watch rsguirss
publicity ioriti stage aud an spplaading people
i9f It's audieRee, could not BE- depended On il
the secresy OF solitude Or the retirement Of
desert
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
AYaBhia slon, Dec. IL. 1850.
Hon Fernando Wood

Hon Fernando Wood:
D'sr Sir; Your letter Of ths S q, with the se-
eomPsnying note Of the same dats, was received
yesterday,
1he m lst important paragraph. in the letter,
~ consider, Is in these wO.ds :" Ga the 25
Of November last I was advised by s.u authorty
which I deemed likely 70 b. well istogmed, IS
well a. reliable aud tfu.hful, that the S9u.aesa
States woaid send representatives to tse next
Congress, provided that full and gssegal am
neSty should permit them 90 do SO. No guar
anles or terms we're asked ioF ether taRn the
smnesty rslarTed to-"
strongly suspect your information win
prove % bs gTeundlessi nsgeFthelsss, I thank
yea for communicating it 10 me-. Understand
ing the phrase 10 the paragraph above qaotsd-
" the Southern States Wouldsend representatives
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The AiHcsiR aud YoOd Correspondence,
Fernando Wood publishes in the New Yo1k
papers OF Tuesday his correspondence with Lin
coin IN Dseembar last. The frs. lsl!or is that
Of wood 70 Lincoln, informing him thst some
body has told him Wood that the Confedsrste
senators were anxious 20 return to the Yankee
senate If Lincoln would grant ao amnesty to the
South and asking Lincoln TO allow a CORE
sPoRaenes with the SAID Senators, the CORE
sPondenee TO ''psas through the hands Of The
President Of the United States" Linesln thus
replies:
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