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to buttcrnuts when our boys return. They
are well known herc.''
"a GRIswoLD roR An A1ADAMA"-Ther
is = beautiful thonght in the address of the Ia
dies Of Eng1nnd iu reply to Mrs. Stowe. tsYou
hare sent us the Griswold for the Alabama"
Not ID Roland for IN Oliver,"-not tit for tat
but good for evil. Let It pass into saying
In our mother tongue, "a Griswold for an Al
ALBANIA, when good is returned for evil.
CoSscRp11ox.-The Conscsiption act will
very likely be enforced in this State within
the Federal lines, with certain restrictions.
We hear that 1t is contemplated to raise d re-
giment Of rebel conscripts exclusively, In
this city. No loyal man will be allowed to
join it. The officers, Of course, will be Of the
to fight, or In case they refuse to do 80, they
will be held as prisoners Of war, to be e1-
changed for the Union conscripts in the rebel
army.-Ads1tiNe Union,
'-Yazoo City is flourishing post village in
Yuzoo county, Miss, situated on the river of
the same name, about so miles N. N. ". Of
Jackson 1t is located in rich cotton-grow-
and lucrative commerce. About *, 900 bales
ot cotton annually used to be received at Ya-
200 City, and Slipped to New Orleans BY
steamboats,. which navigate the river at all
stages Of the water. The population anterior
to the war was about 3,000-NahriHe Ua;on.
Earnest times are not the times for men
without carnestness. There are many leaders
to whom our indignant republic, racked with
the pangs Of many IN agony, will exclaim: II
know yonr works, t6at yeare neither cold nor
hot; Iwould yc were cold or hot. So, then,
because &c are lnkewarm, will spew you out
ofmy mouth" How many of the conserya-
tive leaders are nothing but political spittles!
1t seems to be generally believed that
there is large force south Of the Cumberland
River, in Clinton county, Ky-, preparing to
begin new invasion. It Is our impression
that they will be "warmly received" If they
get fairly into Kentucky. It may be much
harder for them to get out than to enter.
CoM1sG TO THE1I sEssEs.-The Cincinnati
Enquirer malignant Copperhead-has the fol-
lowing item Of good advice:
Our readers are appraised OF the fact that
couple Of hundred soldiers have been sent to
Noble county, Ohio, to arrest deserters that
have been sheltered BY some fatally misguided
people in that locality. This resistance to the
arrest Of descrters is extremely cnlpab1e, aud
merits rcprobation, md We hope to hear no
more Of it. The true doctrine Is obedience TO
constituted authorities when acting in the
line Of their authority, and redress of all
grievances through the ballot box and through
The courts.
, 1863-03-25

"tett74 U1FV SI11T1UHgls
PANK OF AMER1CA.--Public
~ Notice is hereby gircn thst all DIils Or Circuat
1nr nf -

PANK OF AMER1CA.--Public
Il Notice y he7cb, sivcn thst all bills or Circuas
"BAHK OF AMERICA
sTs
% er y AeeoH"t. "
dac hefcot or the funds deposited ihe redemption
Dated Ills 2sh day M;y & 2a;4u II; p-,1.,t
E.w. WILLARD Cashier. jy26g&stojels4
THE MERCHANTS, FARAiERS
L. AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
81 Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
Cfica hours from 70 A. II. to SP ~ Also. from sp
IL. toSP ~ Tuesday and Saturday.
INCORPORATED IN 1861.
6i1 per cent. Interest paid On Savings,
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS,
Pre3ident-S. 3. FLEETWOOD,
VICE l1est-r e s1kRAAS. Counsel-WA. c. GouDY
ticeIrsst-P.R." =" Ks7FAl1. .CashIer-STDSEY NYkKs
IS: IS: TTasEo. TonEc,. yM. I'yIs IKo'yHIntsee. M.IeTis:
%i,,n. + HeSP e. |nasIs RasRs & IL PSas Pnass,
I'll MHs9Hr1b 9arnl. fRaEs RaES:s,t Hon II 4sdfa
Gu MAN. SON d CO.,
BAN NKERS,
~ Exchange Place, New York.
Particular attention Gerottd to Western business.
WESTERN KKrEREEcEsEh3pin, Wheeler l. Co.,
Chicago. ILL.,: wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance.
Branchts: state savings Association. st. Louia
uhl4 u613Iy
, 1863-03-25
SlIII11 q OH 1EII,
q Lake street Wholesale and Retail Agents. and so't
by all DEuggistsln ChlcsEo. oc16-vi07.Aw&Feowly

TO ARTISTS, ENGRAVERS
Ss!s: ssd
nE National Currency approrel February 2'th, 1863
none will lie considered that have hecn used ii whole
of In HnE men any currency lond certiiGate. Of
DESIGNS n.usI be ~ 6 Tie diverse an rs1eTye ii
s aRea ,ast:
fSs: s s e. s & Gn;s Dnsa
Hasrsx q r. ef IL Ga!!s. sa.es ~ t6e
mi cassr sSeFeo Ia sd aosSs psee e !ae
Tc must be sasceptah1c Of receiving the fol-
icwirE lsEen %hs note is Eecciralle 4: par e M
exsspt
d ss an as sses aa ss
5S ~ tue United
And also 10 have suitable tablets for mrrtntlaG the
folio~inE section and g e te Act autos
Evef s t.
"a e. 70
2n II Ge u e1 af 81 q ns;
arprovsd February 1s63 guilty Of felony and sub
nc not II
81 = sais
os illustrative drawings and TIE reserves
sfss 81 sas' @i EsI
&c ST.
stS f If f Hsd Sits it Eas af q s
esssie AT s Is 81 a.ls s s5
"s & Fs = sSs9s III sssS d. e
tiEns fhc deems for theintsrest q ths
corfcs thereof to be the exclusive property Of tie
, 1863-03-25
Epefiol 4 otires.
NFOTuERS! MOTHERS!
nt MOTHERS =.

Don't lat. t. i.ccu-c
MRS, TNEIOT's Snnrl1NE SYRUP FOR Cuu.
DEEM TEEIH1NC,
1h.aya1u'lc pttpsEaticn II Tho prescription OF one
nft :;'rl xlej1ci:ced aHd nkslnut Nurses In NcS
Il thousands Of cases.
II no, cnly relieves he child from psln, but tnylgo
gives soEc aud tne7Ey to TIC whole system Ii ii A.
lnott instantly relieve
GR1P1EG N THE BOWELS AND WIND CDLlC.
and overcome Commissions which. II net epeed,,y
rcmedied. enc IN death. Nc believe Il he bckt mad
Eu:eE tn the orld IN Al Of DrsESTERY
@f9m TsethinE OF from any .tter cause.
Full directions for using will ACCOMPANY each hntt1c
Aonc genuine unless the fac .4lmtle ofCURTlS & rEE
LIN, Ne% York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers
Principal Office. i8 Deg street. New Yotk
FE1CE OMIT Is CxSTs FEB BOTTLE.
ft2H.aIiG-SIu
, 1863-03-25

~ SYRUP,-This medicine has uudoubtea!s n:n. H.
formed more cures Of CuUAunftion tnAn a'T otaeF
remedy known to The American pueae. II - . eom'
Inc aiIch rnn hc TO the human consf1tutton.
Other RENT drs ad's5:l+4 :; snEes sor Goastpmron
ns tr +; aij cs.es and saftn freely by consump-
u1e rs:nis it mus: % srat ,n!ury fos It's tendency
nf eeu.e us,st make cure iArossi6le. Schcncks
Pulmonic ssrnr warranted no.to contain particle
herb: whcl set on the ,, la'EsA i.sr; ttomssn and
a'i DC lies scd matter from the body. These are the
only ly Which Consumption can be cured. and
Whic! operate: IN ts *ay. It is obvionsty TIC only
genuine cure for Pulmonary Consumption. Il,ls ID
directions tot sale BY all Druggists aud Dealer1
, 1863-03-25


etnAe Was on her up-health WAS In her lock
nsth was In her ster. md In he. hands-pf.nta..
1utt.r,r
foc4-~
A0@~ ~
A{cv bottles ofPlautstJon B!tte.a
;. Eola i1 Fatremnes ;I! . apd 2 Eeyertsa Lips.
'' FlstulencY and IndiEesuoa
" Eervo9s Affections.
Fs;n nr.r fhs MaEre Erea ano sho't h!ea'a.
Mental Despondency
o9A"N ~o'0p.eAt'n MEAS oo"e1a &C..
"'~A a. NO e''0oAee"o1
LIVER toAPLA1ST AND DYSPEPSIA.
It's estimated that scTcntsnths Of an au.t aItucn.s
proceed from diseased and torpid liver The biltary
secze:ions Of the liver ore..nowlnS Into the stomach
toms,
Afte- Inn. rpso,,c a,c sh1e n n,cec,t +be ,,,.+
-o,n,-roh1a cn-a ~ ,,aso horId ntrttr,-a - a,,.
~, -,.,a - ~.s~.s-.s 1r,,t, o -.S N
s;y hrrd,s1 ,nd tor.s .hnns.ra ns.san. 49, ,sre.
tha p,,n4.+,o, nt..s-. 1870.
a,,e rows ~ ~ tror,.draI
ute.ro.+ or,..,., ..on.h,. r.,.-,.
sn,ed to o11 cond,t,o.s ~ ;,sa w o''NN 1s@1''
for its aettre nronrrt,es ,,a 1rhor r.1ss f.. 49,
public Satisfaction and th,t .h
, 1863-03-25

LIVE STOCK.
Droyelt Ind Farmers Will ind this tho most sdE8a
ageous route for Live STOCK. Capsctous Yards *d1
watered aud supplied with every conyenlsaee haIe
been opeaed on this Hno and tts coanacaony and eyF5
attention Ia pald to their wants From HarrtsburE
where win be found eyssy eonrsalsqSs g; a.
resting. choice Ia offered OF the PHlLAu4LfA.Aa;
NEW YORK aad BALTDi0RE MARKETS. Ih!5 ~ ~
Also be fou1d the shortest. quickest ana tnest t
Yorte for Stock to New. Iork-lvt2 Aueato#nTA1s
with fewer changes Eha1 any Other.
ESOCH LEWIS. Gen1 Supt. Aiao9,aGs, ~, fAti fGAsti,.t.
l. L. IIOI7FT Gan1 Ticket Agsat 9;Ipsoi,,,.
4. Il; HOUSTON. GEM Freight AReo' ftl17oe'pAaA
ta3-Y1tSftY
, 1863-03-25

~ Ernprsons OF the Skin. Chlorosis {Erern sickncN)
Nervous Pains In ,he Side 1nd1rai!ens Or
Tumors Of the Abdomen. Dn.cultcs and Ob.ruetions
Of the Monthly period Whites. and other d*ehatgss
THOS. MACkINS1s' Electro Medical 1ustltute lsf
Lake street: two docfs eaet c. Wells Chicago l. Post
Il nnh14e III u In
, 1863-03-25

Qnpnrt1terslltp.

OT1CE.-The firm heretofore ex-
! y istinE under the name and eiylc Of TUCKER.
ASHN0kTHH Il CO.. ta this day dissolved By mutnaf
c3n:c't. The affairs Of the 0rm vii be settled By
Charles AShv oEtA CHARLES L. Tit{,EEI,
lnE1i b5I1:3t CHARLES ASIIWOHTH
, 1863-03-25


PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.
Tickets for sale 70 Boston by boa. or rail- Boat Tie
~ low any route.
s:eelaE S,s. sn nigas trains to Ph.1.de'pa.a. Nex
York ind baltimore
baggage checked through and transferred lree.
r II E G H TS.
b this Koute Fre.shs Of Ill descriptions eaa be for
E1tGed to asd from PHILADELPHIA New Yosk Boston,
oE M Mtinore, 70 sad ffom aqy psnt a. ths 5:AEoadi
OF Nl eoUE II EAlLEoAD p1ExCr.
The Fennsy!1AniA Genital Railroad also coeaects At
ffttshu1Eh with SteAraars BY which Goods be fot
e. ay gs On - 4io bos f.
Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas ArSsasas and Red Rivera
aEd Z: C!eye! md, Ssnd1sxy and Chicago With Steam
srs 70 ~ Ports On ths NoEta-WestsTa Lakes-
n S.x a ssnrEerts r Is, ne
The RaTEs OF FEEiGMT 10 and from any point
IN the Vest BY tic Tehnsyiraaia Central Railroad ARg
At ALL TINES Al FAVORABLE AR A1k CuAB1ED III 9TH
1T R.lLEot y COMPANIES.
y uc psrMt,er.sz = and marx packages "vn Pzxx's
to ar addtezs either o. tae Following Agents q III
B. AsTEwAPr, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE CO. Transter Agents Pittsburgh.
RR.c 4. HIRf HHk9MT 81 ct2snnat' 2;9saan 1,,, Gho
LIE. MOORE. Louisville. Ey.
W-W.AIKMAN & Co. Evansville, lad.
4. Sass, st. Louis, Mo.
GLARkE 4 CO. Chicago. Illinois.
iicHEEIf SoSfa1MHkf es!1aSsha 9a'S S.ye.;tle Ky,
=. II. Z. J.. LANGLEY Gatlipolis Ohio.
lis. rlEKCE. Z CO.. ZanesvAle, OhIo.
iEq MEnS1E; H4;; Rpley: oh!o:
Ebuth and WeAt
, 1863-03-25
D1pTHERIA! D1pTHERLA!!
Deafness and Blindness,

DR.. UNDER ToOD OcuI8 and Aurtet. Operative
BrtEeoa. LII Randolph street. near theSberinan House,
CHICAGO, ILL1So1s
D: has deroted his professional liieto Ophtaalno!c
md auEal Medicine aud Surgery, aud receives monthly
Al tse neM and ingeGous Instruments and ar1Aratus
tier and or these nicttons n all the uphthnlnc
and Auruf osita!s a1d lnrnar1cs Of London, Paris
Berlin and Vienna. lie performs all the approved
ancient and modern operations for Deafness Cataract
artificial Pupil, Cress Eye. Eutroriurn, Ectrorl9m.
ta15ofs xsas .nd tnns'eu: g5ovths Of every dsscEn
examinations conducted With the Ophtaain.scoPe.
Auriec ore Otoscope. Paaryngosc?re and 0phthnlM!c
Illuminate tbe whole exterior interior and rostes1o1
parts Of the Eye and Ear us revealing the cause ard
Ahcsto been thought fotcyer hidden In darkness MD
4upeuettablc pbscnIity. uht2b 5lus
, 1863-03-25

Should bare this At hand for it, timely at
the first hrpesrarce OF L2tncncSa will etfectuay rre
vent those formidable diseasc 10 which ali horses are
!lnbe. and which render ~ nhny otherwise valuable
Eorfes nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to ths
woEacrful enratye proper tes Of u,s Liniment hare
tier: from persons u the highest t1nkg Of LIE.
, 1863-03-25
Droteres.

T00 HIF. CHESTS TEAS
DOV mn assortneut OF new crop Greens AID
I,eI. en,hraeiur III Rradas Of. Young HysoR Hysoo
eun. Gu1povdsT, Inperta. Tuarkay. oolons. d.
asf'''sz A'1 = eP5Asfs6Ss, PITkN 4 HANKBY.
n THfn
, 1863-03-25

SHERMAN HousE. Chicago. N. Feb II. 1867
3fessrs P. II, DRAEE l. Co. PLEASE send Us another
twelve cases Of your Plantation Bttegs Is morning
appetizer the5 appear to hare superseded everything
else. and are greatly esteemed.
Tours &C., GAGR & WAITE.
, 1863-03-25
A CARD TO TIE LADIES.
Dr.. Duponco's Golden Pills

lraAiiie In correcting regulating and removing ell
o5strucs ors Of the mon1hly periods from ''whst-
sid tic only sure aud reliable nediene ever EnowS
Tor all diseases 80 peculiar to te,naes whether mar
Married Ladies vii! DC paEtIcular in obscryilg sr-
1:ce 50 OF tie directions The lEETrd.enta Of the Pitts
hrc riadr known every Agcu.. and they will inform
sou sc Pills perfectly harmless. and VIII do III
CAsit I'd for them
, 1863-03-25

E00 BAGS COFFEE Mar.
OVO aca1bo and Costa Eies. tats to p11rna. ar,t,.
io9 aad tar sale By 1' ~'>'
PARSONS. PITKS L HANKEY.
, 1863-03-25

PHILADELPHIA. 10th Month. 18th Day, 1867
RESPECTED FR1EsD:-afy daughter has been much
benefited hy the use Of thy Plantation Bitters Thou
wilt send nc two bottles more.
Thy friend, ASA CGRHly,
, 1863-03-25

4 smile Was on her up-hsa1th WAS in her lock
STIR myth was in her step. md In her hands-P.utausa
, 1863-03-25
1863 THE 1863

THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
with e!ose connections fson Western C1t1es,}
All connecting direct to New 9ork, THROUGH PHIL-
ADElPHfA, and close connections 1t Harrisburg foz
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
From Pittsburgh to New York. one tsai7 runz dai1y
i'm miles,, ria Aleatoun without change o[ cals u.
dvIcg In adtance Of all otter routas
, 1863-03-25

THROAT AND LUNG DIS
l. EAsEs.-Arproveda and 1nfallIblo Cure by 1usut
dation Of rtK edAl powders. Dr., D. SEGSITZ No
SIS Broadway corucr1s 18th street. New York Letters
containing full description Of tbs discxsc viii he
, 1863-03-25

To avoid imposition observe the Signature andLikc.
nets OF Dr. Stephen Sweet on every label mud also
''stcphen Sweets Infa1iblc Iininent blown In tho
Elaks OF each bottle without which none arc genuine
RICHARDSON T. CO.,
Sole Proprietors, Norwich Ct
For sale By LORD i SMITH, General Western
Agents. q Lake street, Chicago and by dealers
everywhere. 1E614a5 eoH.1y
, 1863-03-25

T AND SURVEYING AND EN-
.lI 0INEKRNG.-sAnUEIs s, GRKx1tr. a Dr.-.
BON street, h.vng 1led fled his bond aad taxa ont =
City Charter II prepared to make surveys and sub.
diviaons and to perform a1 duties heretofore pe5-
talnIl to the o1ce Of City Surveyor. now Abosdel
-Iuh31 -At234K
, 1863-03-25

HE ADQUARTERS DEPART
IL 'MENT for Returning Descrtcrs and Ahseatccs
from the Army tho States OF Ohio Indians aad Ill
nois.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

How REBEL CoNanEssMAS's FAMILY LIVE
A rebel mail in charge of Mrs. Fulg m, was re-
Gently captured within our lines in Tennessee,
which contained among others letter from Mrs.
Henry S. Foote to friend in Nashville. Her
husband is sknown as " Hangman Foote." lie was
formerly Senator from Mississippi, but now repre-
sents the Nashville district in the rebel Congress-
We give extract from Mrs. Foote'S letter, as
showing how the most favored live in the rebel
! Capital:
s.R1cHMoND, Va, Friday, Feb. 8, 1863.
"Mr DEAR AsSA-I have an opportunity offer:
ed this morning for conveying letter to you, and
embrace it gladly.
ssWe are boarding at Mrs. Johnson's, on Gov
ernor street, just opposite Gov. Lechers mansion.
1t is large boarding house, high prices and star
ratoa trithin. Such living was never known before
on earth. Tell grandma the poore.t hut IN the
Western District of Tennessee is palace compared
,eith this, so far as fare goes. We have to cook
almost everything we eat in our own room. In
our 6. larder" the stock OH hand is boiled bacon
ham, which we gave only Sll 90 for; three pounds
of pure Rio coffee, which we gave 81 OOpcr pound
for; and one pound of green tea, at SlI % per
pound; two pounds of brown sugar at 1910 per
pound; one bushel of fine apples, about the size
of good common marble, which were presented
to me by member of Congress from Mississippi !;
one pound of butter, about six months old at 500
per pound, and six sweet potatoes at fifty cents.
We have to give dollar for very small slice Of
pound-cake at the ccnfectionaries. ] forgot to
say had present of fine jar of pickles and
piece of cheese from a member, also. Well, 81
much for the way we live. iou see the hoard Is
three dollars, each, per day for Mr.. f., and l. and
half price for the servant, and then We get nothing
on earth to eat. Yesterday, for dinner, We had
nothing on the table but two eggs and slice of
cold bakers bread and a glass Of water.
Don t let any one see this but you may read 1t to
them, except; don't want the Fanks to
hear what say
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02
THE LOVE KNOT.

TYing her bonnet under the chin.
She tcd the raven riuglets in;
But not sione in the silEen snare
hid she catch her lovely floating hoir,
For tying her bonnet under her chin,
She tied young mans heart within.
They we're strollinG togctherup the hill,
Where the wind comes blowing merry anu chill
And it blew the curls frolicsome race.
Al over the happy peach-colored face,
Till. scoiding, and laughing she tied them in,
Under her beautiful dimp,cd CHA.
And il blew color bright as the bloom
AZ the pinkiest fuschia' s tossing plume,
All over the cheeks of the prettiest girl
That ever imprisoned roaming curl,
Or in tying her bonnet under her chin.
Tied u young mans heart within.
Sleeper and sleeper grew the hill
Nadder, merrier, cherrier still
The western wind blew down and played
The widest tricks with the little maid,
As, tying h, l. bonnet under her chin.
She tied young mans heart within.
%, western wind, do you think it was fair.
To play such tricks with her floating hairf
To gladiuliy, glcetully do your best
10 blow her against the young man = breast.
where he has gladly folded her in,
And kissed her mouth and dimpled chimp
ON, Ellery Vanc, you little thought,
An hour ago, when you besought
This country lass to walk with you.
AIter the snn had dried the dew,
What perilous danger you'd be in,
A. she tied her bonnet under her chin.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

HEROIC SIsTERs-TlIcrc dwet in the village of
Mont .gue, France, at the period of the French
Revolution, two girls named Fclicite and Theopile
Feralg Both possessed beauty Of 4 sweet and at
tractive kind both were modest, reserved, and
apparently, timid. The Youngest was about thir-
teen years OF age, when the nightly attacks of the
Austrians demanded an immediate aud strong re-
sistance. Soldiers being wanted, the sisters put
on their brothers. clothes, armed themselves, and
chased the plundering parties in the front ranks Of
the National Guards. Notwithstanding every ef-
font to disguise themselves effectually, General
Buernonville discovered them, and marking their
intrepid conduct, presented them to General Du-
mourez, who attached them, together with their
father and brother to his stiff. Not only pure,
but free from suspicion, they were the admiration
and pride Of the whole army They distinguished
themselves in every action Previous to April 3,
1893. In one engagement near Brussels. they
rushed headlong into the midst Of the enemy,
when q general officer callel on them to surrender.
The reply was bullet from the pistol Ut the
youngest, which Laid him dead ut her feel; ; and in
the moment .ry confusion they drew back in safety.
The same sister, at the battle Jemapes, charged II
Hungarian battalion with small party of horse,
herself iSarme one of the most formidable grcn-
adieH. His height on foot was nearly the same as
her own when mounted, and he was in despair
when the musical tones of her voice saying. Seen
eral, this is a prisoner have brought You. re-
vealei TO him the sex OF the brilliant officer.
Felicite attended the Duke Of Chartres, and never
failed to charge the enemy at his side. Both the
sisters aided ir the escape Of DumourieZ accompt-
nving him to the Austrian lines, the soldi fi
on them as they passed. Once beyond pursuit
they resumed the attire Of their SEX made no un-
necessary display of courage, and lab"rcd indusr-
ously in support OF their aged father Iheophile
died at Brussels unmarried. Felici welded
Belgian General.-History of The French Rerolu-
tioa.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

The following incident is told of the late Gen.
Sumner: His favorite daughter, the wife of Col.
Long, Of the rebel army, not long since wrote from
within the rebel lines to her mother in Washington
for some small childFen's shoes, few needles,
Sc, which she could not obtain where she was.
The request being laid before her father, he
promptly forbid the request, preferring to leave
her who was once the darling Of his heart to the
consequences Of the treason with which SHE had
unfortunately become indenti6ed, rather than en-
courage the least contrab1nd trade.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

Army stories has been coming IN slowly OF
iste Here is the last. After the battle Of tred-
ericks5urg little Yankee officer talking with
one of our Alabama Majors. who stood in that part
Of the field where We suffered most severely-dead
Iuen and horses, broken cannon and blown up
caisSuns, being all around him. ssYou hurt us
powerful bad yesterday said the Yankee
'sYes," replied Il Major driy. "Guess we
hurt you some too,' rejoincd the Yankee, looking
at the wrecks Of hamanity strewn about. "Didn't
Kill man horse, said the Major. The little
Yankee looked up at the tall Confederate for
moment. then at the dead men and horses on every
side, and then wheeled suddenly around and
walked rapidly away, utterly astounded at the
cool manner in which the Albanian had out Y an
kecd the Yankees in deliberate lying.-Richmond
Whig.
During a financial debate in Congress, few
DAYS ago, Mr.. Sheffield, of H. l.. while denouncing
the undue expansion of currency, stated that he
held in his hand apromiSs0ry note Of the State Of
Massachusetts Bay, issued in 1850, which had nev-
rr been redeemed. Upon Mr.. Elliot, of Mass,
making an inquiry about this, Mr. Sheffield said |;
~ This note is signed BY the gentleman's own
grandfather, and by another Of his kinsmen, prob
ably alluding to Richard Cranch or Thomas Dawes
-" will redeem it SIR exclaimed Mr.. Elliott, in
the honesty of his heart. ".ih,' responded Mr..
Sheffield, :: it would take more money to redeem
ii than the gentleman has got; for it carries inter-
rS,, PAYABLE semi-annualy in coin; and I am
sfrsid when he came to count it up he would find
,he amount too large TOR him. 1t was payable
III Spanish milled dollars.
Nathaniel Fillmore, father of ex-president
Fillmore, died at East Aurora, n. Y, Saturday
morning, at the age of o.. He was boln at Ben
nington, Vermont, and has always been farmer,
but a man of good intellect and many striking
traits ofcharacter. He visited his while pres
ident, this being the only case where a president
has received his father at the White House.
-Th. editor of the Nashville Union arludes
mildly 10 his misfortunes follows: We have
iiever read Victor Hugo's sensation novel " Les
Miserables.'' We suppose however, that the un-
fortunate personages who figure in that book are
editors of daily newspapers with mails once week,
or once month, as it may happen. They are the
most miserable creatures We can Link of.
French sorrow and sentiment are illustrated
al Montmar;re cemetery, where tombstone has
been erected with colossal tear carved on it. and
zh, words underncath-'' Judge how we loved
him!'
-Modesty in woman is like color on her cheek,
decidedly becoming if not put on.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

- In the interchange Of leaden and iroh compii-
ments between soldiers, it is thought more blessed
to give than receive.
-s' What is it that sticks closer than brother -
said teacher to one of his class. s'A post Office
stamp-by sum!' said the young incoTigible.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-05-02

1UST RECEIVED at the stOr under The Post Oce fesA
lot Of ne letter and note papers, envelopes pens. INK
and other stationary Military books, Novels In great va-
ETY., knives pipes. brushes, and line lot Of Engsh and
and Navy, -,;-
The latest daily and pictorial papers for sale each
rival from tho North. Also TIE NEv sopreSey sstaraE
morning.