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cExcuRs1oS.-The charming little town OF
Bclyiderc is going to send in big excursion
narfy On June Sd.
, 1863-05-29
NPERETTA OF TILE
sFLOWER QUEEN,s,
AMI PARTY AT RRVAN RAIL-

On Monday Evening. June 1tt.
NJ. nye. by urgent Iequest vii give e. tas 1ass
Gu, en- At tue close OF the Concert there vii! bo
lntcrmison Of % minutes for those TO retire VINO DO
Corce7sto commence at 8. Party % commence at 10
Iekrts Of a,nasion the cnncsrt. =, cents SEPARATE
teman and TWO ladies' 81 for sale At .oot Il CadY
and H. A. 1lisgna Music St.res, Tickets to the Party
for gentlemen *to1 adlea fee) for sale th4
at the close Of the concert Check for secures!
without extra charge. can he had At IT, II Iuec!na'
cnucert. The services ofttc Light Guar.t Eand have
been secured for this occasion. Eny13 e9S3 t1tIs
, 1863-05-29

w Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising rom Specific causes, in both sexcs-rew
and reliable treatment. in reports Of the Howard
Aesociation-eent in sesled lestSs envelopes: free
Howard AeeocIation, Nos South Ninth stseot, Phil
A.ic1nhin. Pa. maJt9-4w
, 1863-05-29

rome concessions TO buyers. The principal inqni-
~ has been for domestic fleece. The weeks sales
have been 200 900 iba domestic fleece, at G5Gsoc;
$4,000 ns Valparaiso on private terms; j25 ha!ea
Cape, at 8sG40c and 10000 ns Danskoi, at 4sc per
pound.
, 1863-05-29

n 'VN Ga1E AI II Da1EVIa TN,
Il OR WILL De EXCHANGED FOR CHICAGO
pKoPEErT.IA valuable Country Residence on w
city Of Racine, near the College whca has repu-
tst1on second to none IA the Vest 70 pains Or X
which urder hgh state Of cultivation: aud filled
with the cho1cfst trees and shrubbery. The pace u
Orchard OF the latter from s to s0o bearing trees.
Grarery tundeT G.1<zl yielding from 1850 to n pounds
OF the chotce.t Grapes, The horse Is brick gothic
structure conalnIre every thing pleasant aRd desiv
be for fan fly retdcncethe1e $50 bEick tenant
oMlground: M To- person desEiuE eou1tty q ses,enfs.
ducement rot oi&en met With The property joins the
eonse Of Hon. I X DoollttIe, E. s Senator 70 whom
TIiuS. u. Bisf An. Real Estate Attorney.
, 1863-05-29
DI led.

II this city. the 18th inst of dEtae:!a. tTISSA.
youngest daughter OF Hen.y and Caaf1otta rhGrpsou
acnG years aud months. - ..+
Funeral from is South Hssscd street .ot,~ck this
sltcrucou. Friends ofs!e iay snv.sed to atsead
Ef- Canada West papers please copT.
, 1863-05-29
Imposition Upon Soldiers.
BOWLING GREEN, Ey.. May 20. 1853

BOWLING IREES, 6J-t Aay ~, 1868.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
I beg to Gull attention, through the medium of
yeur wildly circulating paper, to the following I'M
position pfacticed in Jour city upon travelling SOL
die1s:
On procuring my ticket for Louisville, !" via 10
kpno' on the evening Of the atst inst. at the de-
pot near the Madison etreet bridge, was told that
the soldiers fare was S6z5 I Inquired how that
could be, when the fare mp was only 500. The
had never inquired" but if I wanted to 20
down, 1t would cost S625 to get thcrel
After some little dispute and hesitation, paid
the money, mentally protesting against the
extra charge. The ticket consisted ofcoHpons for
the different lines Of the route, the last being the
taktuup by the conductor after lrayfng the former
city. An Omnibus agent then appeared on the cars
and sold tickets for the ride over to Louisville, at
twenty-five ccnta each. No such ticket was ever
given nc bE the gentlemanly clerk ut Chic.go.
walked to and froE the Landings and paid my
fetriase acroRe the river. ..-
In Louisville met with two soldiers Of the t02a
Illinois volunteers, one, the Sergeant Major Of
that regiment, who Ind Travelled from Chicago by
the same rontc, and in the snnle train as myself.
They told me that upon paying their fare, they de-
manded tue omnibus ,ickst OF the return Of the
extra quarter. The gcntlemnnly clerk" or con-
ductor nc up, and insisted that the railroad ticket
would i,clndcthe omnibns ride. The lnartiul rep
7esentativcs Of the ''Succor state" told him
they couldn't see it i'll that lisht,;', aud
torteti quarters. should like to know whether
my twenty five cents was really credited to tho
Louisville Omnibus Company, or spent in cigars.
have reason to suspect that many odd 1--WE aud
ten cent grcenhacks arg cxtorted by ticket clerks
and conductors ou soldiers communication fares.
Small as are the amounts, the soldier la far moro
need Of them. than these naughty. pampered off,
cals. PRIVATE SOLDIER.
, 1863-05-29

inson at SIC for heat to Buffalo, schr y. Williams
aud D. Cornwall at 15c to Kingston, anu schf MICA
ragua ut 1hc to 0sWcg0.
, 1863-05-29

E- F. E Rieby. 50 Randolph street, Is selling
Paper Hansings at less than New York prices af
wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most liberal terms. apla51m.
, 1863-05-29

- az gram ft2H N sore u FflDFten N
Ids market report as subject to &c storage, rhich
Il paid 5y he buyer, er2sussre Of he price paid |
for The grain 10 The seller 1rhen @ transaction is
made III zrhie1 the seller pays The storage, t.
torted "f o. b. or free Of storage" Al -four
s9|ts are quoted "deIirered," unless ot1errtse
stat<d.
THURSDAY EVENING, May 2S 1S63.f1
FREIaHTs-Ma,ket quiet and rates hcayy. The
enracemrnfs wera:~Tn RrT4Io. SchrS Eii1e
nEai and Richmond u;tb sxhsst a. a.. h,;os III;
grim, Iroquos, schIs Ironsides aud G. Il. jolnson
ito Ioaa at Po1t Washneton ton at Iogc. VIII "Asa''
By pfopelltf: 1,aOO br1s Flour TO Bostou via
30 Ghrls Flour to Boston and New York via Lake
to to- beftao asd ths9ss by rail- ut so to Boston
FToTRNRecefyed. at4a brls. shjnned. 1s.tso
hr1s. Market tinll and tcndinr dnwnwrards Sairs.
% obrls rood White Il inter sxtra at s5 6ax shj
cood Sn,;n" sStra at & IN. IN III Fcr,na' ms an
IN hFis rhnice cTtrc ~ * n. IN, frIs 40 at
Il * * ~0' D''o ~1SA-~ ~>'1 " $~Se' S' 3N'e 49, "9
IIi,T, ST17FFs-.n .ona N;dd;tnos at s1sa3
1:0ES MEAI-1i1 tons IInbniteI earn Meal At
s1s 5n ' @o17 o'Aoo4'~0 ~0'0 |N~A8 ~
eWTEsr- -Rara;vn3 Xxx -s1 In. eb,nnod 81 575
hn fa4tet 0n;ef Nh shont ic nyppr sst
i enn IN NJ o Raj Wjptar niE 1n = f-o.s a.
~ " nn ~ II NJ 's.us ,,N ~ ~, a.
It1Sl 10 ~ In AZ AZ Il ~: . ar an In do ~ n
{W;a ~ ~ az % n ~ e. ~ ~ = W. ~ *.
s6ao bm x nJ;nS IN IN S1rt1, side hnn4ss, at
- n6 ~ ~ W ~ ~ a. ns E6 -, ~ ~ ~, e
3on ~ h1 ~ IL a. ~ d. c,gv AZ ~ IN Raected Srna
~ ~. - ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~, T.; stn.a ~ Nor,I siJo
hnuses, at f5c: sM bu do liz. s. B. & Co 81 at
nueest ~ '"7 4,NoV ~ w va ~ ~ ~ w. ~ 49,
''j; 9n soo,n7e am hu con5emned snrinr m tracr
cohSKeseised 1oa ba ;shiRped' 9p, 592lss
, 1863-05-29

After the supper, Dr.. Boyd made q short
address, which went to the hearts of the SOL
dIers. Rev. 4. P. Hodge, private in the
10ith Illinois, who has just returned from a
forced visitto the kingdom Of JET. Dasis, re-
turned thanks on behalf of his comrades. DR.
Hall, the new Surgeon in charge, also paid tho
ladies the following note Of acknowledgment.
III behalf Of the soldiers sick in the City General
Hospital express my heartfelt thanks for the very
their generosity, In getting mp al excellent supper
for theiz benefit. For a soldier who hiss uauuchcd
from hts hnversacR for any considerable length Of
great treat. The life Of private soldier in the
field is not particularly an enviahlc position, aud
when from disease wounds, it is their good for.
tune to be so near their homes thry should receive
our eEcatcst consideration. For your scty liberal
donations, yon hare the soldiers bc-t wishes, as
well as those Of your very humble servant,
cannot let this occasion pass without aidinga
word Of praise to the yoRns ladiee. for the unex~
ported excellent piano mueic and singing. furnish
ed for The OCCASION which told in lausuase platner
than words that the soldiers were unepeakably hap
py, :nd wished the fair musicians long and happy
life. Very respectfully, HoRAcE r, HALL,
Surgeon Ii charSe.
Madame Pattiana, and the piano, anu the
young ladies', made their appearance at Camp
Douglas being tie first intimation to the gar
rison that that post was to be stormed. Soon
after them followed the main army--comrosed
Of the eamc ladies, who had taken the hospi-
tai on Tuesday. The commissary stores which
they brought were soon unpacked, and tho
tables spread with au abundance, to which
ample Justice was DONE The men t'moved
upon the works" as If they were in earnest,
and soon made a finish Of them. And then
followed music on the piano, and singing-an
ddrcss by Dr.. Evcrts, aud Rev. NJ. Dickinson,
Of Wilmington, Del, and response from
private Putnam, and the festival closed "a day
TO be remembered as an event in tue soldiers
camp life.
, 1863-05-29

Observation-Disclosures Hart, the lad ar.
rested for being implicated In the robbery Of
Vergho, Ruhling & Co.'s toy store, on Lake
street, come time ago, was examined before
Judge Miller yesterday afternoon, the CYL
dence falling to convict him.
, 1863-05-29

w ANTED-A number OF :,,,o,l
~ Tight narret rocrers. Theh!ghest gnlas o-tce
VIII be paid TALL at corner of ttcury aud Maxwell
streets on P1ttsbnFE. Fort Wayne and Chicago I:4-
rpad Lumber track. HURL8TT BROS 4 Ct|
myG et.52s
, 1863-05-29

Go TO THE BEsT-Go 70 BnrAN7 J. S7nArros's
CHICAGO coaAEKcfAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-05-29

INTERESTING TO THE LADrEs.-J.st received, the
iatest styles Of French Hats for Summer, which
win be exhibited TO day. Friday, May 10Th, at Mrs
Cnry's, No. 20 Lake street.
, 1863-05-29

In Lawrcrcetle Penn. the 2lst Inst hv i:cv. T.
n Eddy, D. D., Rev CHas. H. FOWLER. Pastor OF
the Jefferson Street u s. Church Of this city and MIA
ESTHER \. W.AEHES.
, 1863-05-29

new vKssEL.-We had the pleasure Of looking OVER
the new re.sua.aft schooner Clayton Belle which
arrived at this port Monday morning. on her first
trip This vessel built ty John 0atts. Of Clayton
N.Y., snd in point OF 1echancAl structure IL second
to 10 other craft the Lakes. She Is nssad up With
a the Improved machinery o. the age and her cabins
and accommodations are excellent Her measurement
IS Us follows: La1gth. 1l3 feet; breadth Of beam. -
feet inches depth. IL feet with carrying capacity
Of 4c0 tons. She Is commanded By Capt. G. #. Smith
= well known skipper" Who formerly sailed she
Northern Belle. Her owners ase Aessrs. Esselteu,
Fowler s Co.. OF Detroit and Clayton sas leavea TO-
day for Buffalo with 10 SO bu corn.
, 1863-05-29

w ANTED-A girl to do house
W uo:A In snail isuiiy. American or Gesr1u
Girl preferred. Inquire II SIS West Moa,os street.
, 1863-05-29

abridged from the New York Tribunc.1
REEE tTNII z

[Abrtdscd from the New York Tribune.1
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty fourth
street, $3.50.
The prices to-day arc quoted as follows:
First quality..1111 @1s Ordinary. o1@1o
Some extra good Beevce may be quoted at Ike.
The general average of the market at lie
The most Of the Gales range rom l0G11hc.
Prices per head and per pound, of different
dry droves. r.
Total number Of beevcs received in the city this
week, 4,Cs6.
This il 7e0 head more than last week, and 1853
head more than the average Of last year. The
average number at each Wednesday market last
year vas ,05s head while the number today being
$3.50 shows T02 head less than the average, and
16a head more than this day week.
, 1863-05-29
The Bridgeport Nuisance.

Inc following petition IS IN circulation
and receiving thousands OF signatures In the
southern part Of our city:
ell Of the city OF Chicago
TX; H., % u ame naLa a,
ofnnsI,n m'n.yhniraome s;cranint at.nnh ar;;r
a. your petitioners believe. from The dcnosIt on
tue opes prairie in the southern part Of the city,
Of dead aid rotten carcases Of animals, offal aid
other offensive and putrd matter, from tho slau.h
te5 houses; packing; houses, tai!ow rendering OF
otuef csE.otteaenss ~ tns selnlts 81 nt!asepoIt
- W.. H. tmaseh.,o a,i, ma ,h
fbis foui no;sonous etench snreaIa over Tia whni
northern and thiekly populated part Of thc ward:
rcnderi1g it quite unsafe, aud greatly detrimental
to thu hcal.h TO attempt to breath it, Itpenetrates
our houses ~ nlGat, and py lts lamp, cla1nmy
.ups - us ut oIs seep rs
creases. a,I .a,r ~, hchnT mn nnr ~ nn Es.1rns
End our families but Of more tbau inv thousand
pcople of ali aces. sexes aud Conditions. many Of
Mhom are beyond the limits Of this ward, but are
within the influence OF, and Obliged to breath this
polluted air, and are being slowly poisoned by 1t,
We neG ana entteat yoaE easnest @ 3. ann amneuiate
~ tha rnrei NJ nr t. ,,';nnco suI st Ga 1.i
md cfirctua1 nrevenion Of ts M lion in fntnrc
And your petitioners will ever pray, &C., {only
give ihem pure air to do it in)
ATTEST1oS.-Wc would cali especial atten-
t;on tn the card Of the well known nhoto.
,.ro,,,;, or,;et q r E.eeo++ reo NJ ~,
eiapnie 'ilie.' o. H. Aseett' Is4' !hi' E. a'lo
his accomplished lady arc now thoroughly
prepated to take their admirable pictures.
--
a Card.
There arc tinaes in the lives of in7iy;1ua1s
nc yrl1 M communities over which l,nno wore
Of unccrta1nty. calamity. and pcrhaDs sndden
death. Than would secm to at Others. at
least. to the limited dlsccrntnent Of weak hu.
mnnitv.
Whether It be that portion of the raec inst
entered upon. or that carving on tle active
duties Of lie. or still again. that part lust
nhont to ]ay them aside forever each arr ey,
posed to necuiiar and oftcntitnes unlocked far
tlongers. Such time has. even now. come
upun this nation and this people The tt1ittlc
oilcs' have always to run a gauntlet of Ills
before they arrive at mans estate, but now
| that our beloved country has need of defend
| crs, those who had escaped the ills of child
| hood are exposed to new langers-the ter
rors of the battlefield or the insidious diseas.
| es of the hospital and camp. Even to those
| danger comes In the shape Of IN explosion. d
collision. a runaway. or some Sudden t1js,slSe-
and 70. aeTen in the midst Of life. We mr. n
| drath,n
| Now, the moral Of all this, fand It should
be Wondered well, is that neither tho youne.
matured or aged, none who hare friends 10 low,
them and mourn for them when dead shoul,1
suffer another day to pass carelessly bv with
| good, faithful lkenesses, in some form or other.
either by the portrait painter or the phofo.
| rranhihf and Ehiraro can Law cfni,n ~ noanv
| ..,.ta ,x4;r+. ~ ,frt.S 2 49,, -1
, 1863-05-29

GrASD UNION RALLT.--Thetc will be 8 grand
Union meeting at Harlsm. on Saturday evening,
May 70, 1859. ut the Oak Ridge Church. Hon.
John Went worth will address the meeting. The
ladies' arc invited to attend,
, 1863-05-29

CleVe1and n1arkct-N1ay 20.
Whcat-Unsettlcd and lower. The ouly reported
sale was one cur red at $1.25. Corn-Sa!es car at
Coo and car at 61c. Oats-Du1. Sale one car at
60c,
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Vice President 11amlfn VIII Attcnd
the Canal Conventions
Mr.. Arnold received a uote from Vice Presi-

T. VET
dent Hamlin yesterday, saying:
"Although it Will be at much Inconvenience. yet
regarding Tic great Importance Of the subject for
rosc 10 b. present hope to arriv. on Saturday,
Win delegation repreeenting the Mercantile As
snciattpu Of this city.
t'YOurs truly. Il UANI1y"
, 1863-05-29

ATTEST1os.-Wc would call especial atten-
ton to the card Of the well known photo
graphic artist, s. N. Fassett, Esq. Mr.. F. and
his accomplished lady arc now thoroughly
prepared to take their Admirable pictures.
, 1863-05-29

Co17oS SALE AT MEMPu1s.-By reference
to our advertising columns, it will be seen
that regular sales Of captured and abandoned
cotton will take place at Memphis On the first
and third Mondays Of each month, the first
sale occurring on the 18th Of June. The sale
is made by the authority Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, and will undoubtedly command
a large attendance.
, 1863-05-29

BEEF1s FNoA TIE DIFFERENT sTATEs.
4. n. Allerton & Co., propsietors Of the Wash
ington Drove Yards. Forty fourth street. report
the cattle In market from the following States:
, 1863-05-29

tSCE N AIfFETfME.-Many OF our readers
arc already aware that the Rev. G. II. Fowler,
the eloquent and popular young pastor Of the
Jefferson Street II. E. Church, has recently
Joined the regular ARMY. C., taken unto
himself beautiful and charming wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Fowler arrived home on Wednesday,
and last evening held reception at the house
OF Rev. Mr. Boring, Presiding Elder Of this
district. There was large circle Of members
OF Ills congregation and other friends present,
to~elcon'e Msir beloved pastor and his bride,
and many tokens Of csteem were left as SOU
yenire Of the occasion. We noticed particu-
1arly splendid silver tea service, app,opri-
atcly engraved, the gilt Of several Of Mr.
Fowler's personal friends, presented through
7. N. Burle!t. esq; q handsome terra Gotta
set, by Mrs. ]. L. Scripps; aud chastc and
beautiful silver syrup cup and stand, from
Mrs. Simeon FarwelL Among the prominent
members Of the denomination present were
Elder Boring, Rev. Dr.. Eddy, Rev. Dr.. and
Mrs. Tiffany, Rev. Mr.. Chadwick, Rev. Nr,
Rye, Rev. Mr.. Collins, Prof. Heminway, Lieut.
Col. Smith of the 10th Illinois Volunteers
County School Commissioner Eberhart, Mr.
and Mrs. Burkitt, and many Others After ar
hour or two spent III social intercourse, tht
dintng room was thrown open, and an abnn
dant supply Of substautials and luxuries va!
discovered aud disposed Of At an early houl
the company dispersed to their several homes
bearing pleasant memories .of the evening.
en1osments. We extend our hearty congrat
ulataona 10 Mr. Fowler and his lady, and wis1
them al manner Of happiness as they lourne,
the pathway Of life together.
Recorders Court.
The following cases will be presented t.
the Grand jury for the June Term Of the Re
corder's Court:
Lore<ny.-.4ary Mccarthy, Fanny Wilson, Ell,
Scott. John Horner. Fred Frcck {dicd In iail) n
than Davis, j. @. Wtlltamt Chas. Moore Frc
pQbIer, Ed. r, Bennett, MARY A. Brennan II Grin
fon, ,Maty smfth. Ann BnsEetf Ole Getrcseou ucn1
Filson, Paul Jones, Alice Cook, Jas EelIy Ann
Eiley, Lewis Barnett, JeEad Renbenstein. Il,
Jacobs, Levy Lchtenstein, Thomas Evans, Ma,
Hughes, Bridget Brown. ="
Forgeyy-Geotge counor, James Smith, Mtcha
Connor.
GrccumAn, B. Edmondson, Joaeph Smith, jam
Bailey, Lewis Clarendon, J. G. Hoberg, VIM Ho
man, Christopher Heart.
3eseaE-John Golden, Isaac Lawrence, Micha
Haps-wm. T. Porter. Ezra N. Wh!pple, Jo'
O'S.i}.
.a,toa-S,tpheu kcNichols.
, 1863-05-29
Do Ker1t.

ITO REST-Splendid furnished
i roc,ns without board on Wahash avenue. con.
yenient to the Post unIcs. Address F. o. boz so.
Ask
, 1863-05-29

LENKEH-MdFKEt Unl1. GAIeE. 1QU,UUU IetL, per
prop Barber, from Hare's mills, Grand River,
joists aid scantlncs. at Sia 70 for common. and
300 for culls: cargo Of tchr Acttve. from Grand
coarse mixed, from ka!nmazoo, at $l1 70 cargo OF
echr ChallcnEe, from Noorc's mills, Kalamazoo.
mostly strips, sood, quality, at $l4:00; cargo Of
schrIfwin foiss and seantling, at so; cargo Of
sch1 Illinois, from Muskegon, it s1i.50
sALT-Fitm. sales :O0 brls Michigan Fine at
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
: Gc:)D.OMCii.

Admiral Dahigren was SO srTa uf tho
+. ss.ssi"n of / r: Snrr tn It he sent tie
origina United States flag. which Ander-
son was allowed TO carry off, by tic rrccn:
ass'nl''nc nsrtv, to be raised ;'yain n tip
f'r,. Bat hy the humil.,ti,g failure f
'lr expedition, the iLg NJ fallen in'o tho
h""I~ q the generous B"auregard, who
"lInweu it t" ho carried Away by Maj r
Anderson, ~ . ccmrl.mcu, 10 his galIan.ry
III defending it Having from that time
been constau,., li.hc ,nred and ,lcsrcratetl,
it is rmiEen'ly proper that it shn!d be
restored to the keeping Of Cen. Beaure--
CARL. as Tie earliest trophy of tne war.
We hail tho 'act as the presage Of "a good
time rcning' TO our arms Carolinian.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18

CHATTASooCA NOT EvAcrArEp.--W
hnv" hcn'! at various ti.,rs within. = week
past. taa Gr". Bragg army had evacla.
TO-! Chh'trEo,ga, and fallen h,ck % soms
port in North .G-orai.. Such we are
i"",'tively 'ssurcI is not the fact Our
fr'"r' P.ul OF the Reocl (and sturdy
ReUeI he is too y in his issue Of tho Glh
says:
The reports which nre circulated bv
passengers upon the Georgia train concern
ing the situation at this point are almost
Invariably false, and our exchanges should
be somewhat discreet in accepting them
for facts. Among other absurd rumors,
the evacuation OF Chattanooga has actual
Iy been stated It was even asserted that
trains were coming only within five miles
OF the town. Now for eight whole days
there has been perfect quiet here, not a
gun or shell No one is excited or alarm-
ed and surely no one thinks Of giving up
the city. We have not thought Of re-
moving our quarters much less of leaving
town.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
LINZ ClyrS T.C-IEH.

~ a Mt & lie n:,.oiv OF tho times.
"A" tha. "u: ;.r';." :,.ny "c.tl and ulrr-
sand or ,hrm<o.ve. The lcnler mc,c:es
Witch ear enemies '"::e. us We prin, law
"o.> itvcr. Ii il lie him in yu.."::tv
and frsociiy. Eu,, Icsrairi,.g Of !rin-
able 10 do justice to su.h sal,jcc., "" OK
! trac. the following comments OF the Eic.-
! mord Eraminc...
Whether fsroci'y, folly. or bca>lly vul
| garity is the rrr,lominal,ns characteristic
OF the me n|,rons ut,crance with wllcl.
Lincoln, the 1ahoo President, to-day
insults the humaa kind, is = ques' ion no,
caS.:y decided. That such creature
. >ho'.!l be the chief GgHrc in such a period {:
that this compound OF U:lic and ba:..oon
should I've mater Of the situation in one of
the most awful commissions rcmcmb red
10y history r. a fac! rot indeed unrar:.i
Iced. hut Of rare occurrcmce Cromwell
was y yrker,. "ni C;n 'ar filthy man; bu,
. iEeX Kept their j'.:;s and ,Leir u>;, IN
chi bcrs, md displayed their lnpc,.I",is
SMities and terrible power to lie world.
But The Il prcsrn alive M.n of The ,nu,i,l
republic and It's revolution delights 10 ,,,s.
play the proportions Of his mind, ana tine
qualities o! lis heart, unii<guiscI, in iii
c'n' parcrs. as IN b.: ;oom talks.
"Nor must Uncle Sans noble. fleet b"
:urgotten,' says The grog shop President:
al the waters margins they have
ber1 r1rrcscnt. Not only on the deep sea,
lhX broad bay, the rapid river, bu, also up
~ narrow, muddy bayou, aud wherever
'h" gronnd was little damp, they have
'ac"n and nal. their tracks,
S''ade Of Washington is this my sue
ccssor? Can this be tie man in whose
hand rests the resources of the Uni I'd
States, and who controls million Of SOL
d'crs? Nero, Clanlius. Maral, e7cn if
they were what Taci'us and Thiers de-
scribe, would have blu she'd for this. San.
cho, when ruler Of the island Bara;ara.
would scarcely have written a letter par
allel IN style to that from which this pas.
sag. is quoted.
Yet the reader will not smile, and dis
gust will vanish before stronger sentiments
when he has reflected on tho intent and
prospect revealed in this degrading Ian
,guage. LINCOLN proponnes as fact which
none OF his race denv, or doubt. that ho is
invested with what he calls the "law of
war;" This law of war is explained by
h'm to mean the right and power of in
ff'ctlng unlimited injury on the Southern
people. "a few things it is tue, are
considered "barbarous," and he vii! refrain
from doing them. What is it be will re-.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18

AFRICAN EyoDus.-Wc are Informed
thai 40 los than thiriy-six neg roc. made
t'eir escape from The city. i, is supposed,
10 The Yankees, Last night. II :s difficult
to see how s" many could get oti without
detection. Their plans must have been
a''mirably laid, or the lack Of vigilance
on 'i'c part Of the nigh guard very great.
Po Gssil. Little do they know the
fate that awaits tncm. IN place of the
freedom shich they expect TO find on their
arrival at the Yankee camp. the men will be
sn'pri-ed TO find Themselves Impressed as
breastworks to protect their new-found
Fl nds from Confederate bullets; whilst
The women, separated from their husbands,
"ii fi,Id still more horrible fate in tho
brutality of tHc Yankee ,Sapaa-
nah Republican, 9th.