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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14

SmGies, Capt. Henry Mayo,
Moateal, Capt. Lot Chamberlain,
VIII run ~ fellows Until further l5tce
GOING NORTH
DAY LINE Leave Whitehall Daily, {, m
From HaaeAaY days excepted, % il-5i a. 20
1890 A. NJ. upon arrival % Tic taIs lroin
Troy, Albany AMI buffalo, reaching lpl H-
i,ij ~, AMI Houses Point ~ so = d. MAJ r.
direct connection will the Cars ior ID sl-aa 1l Ks
same evening, arriving az Montreal ~ ll-al ~
NIsnr LtSE. Leave Whitehall iu.lg, a.
s.45 T.. 81. turdays and -uua a, e2celt-1]
at s,s5 NJ, upon arrival o. Tie Trains ir.n Nv~
York and Buffalo, and suspension Lti-sc tAy s.--e
day, Reaching Burlington IL $50 ~ aud fialt--
huTsh al So \ NJ -cuuncc'ils 20 es-1 liaee "-'-
Trains arriving at Montreal ~ Is D. l-- usle-s-
O-' . - '''' GOING s'UTH.
DAY LryE Leave Aous-s tein ,.-. Day, .l li
1890 ". Plattsturg at - Oh arrival
Of Trai9 from Montreal. via u Canada Hilr. 81,
connecting with Buats 1t Burlington 70 ll,sl %
connecting At TcondeTusa az n IS III iihr COZ ~
Boat; reach Whitehall a. - 81, 10 season iui We
Train connecting al Troy aud ALBANY " ID sp-ea-4a
Steamers on the Hudson River and with
Siyii E-grss Tam 10 the Tei;.
yIeHr LINZ Leave R0zse's Point Daily.
o.I5 p. N. Except Satur lays aui olnlA! y
n, arrival Of Train from Montreal and iens iur 81,
arriving at Darlington az - P q, ana reaellil-
whitehall at 500 a y, IN tine l1r EEpIess liAiu
reaching New York at 80 81, ana only Line eou-
Q
hanv at y, reaching New Nurk a. n, ali
Bufialo and Suspension Bridge ~ D.
AL the lines each way will be run VIA Port heni
and Plsttsour-h -, 49,. -
- By this arran cement two daily llnes are
formed each way at1rdiug great acll tirs -yf 4 iit
Of Measure OF business men b 20 AMI return same
{ day between dlferen; points On the Lake 90,
L Passengers by taxing the steamboat Tine VIII
avoid the annoyance u dust and impure aH Of Care
during the heat Of the day-will make cust c9nnt-
u.ctious with AL the Trains u the different hoa--
IN the passage between Whitehall and hyus.
Point will have an extensive view II the heautlll
scenery u the Lake-the Adlroudacks Of View lTki
/ and the 6rven Mountains u NeImout-will pa''
near 70 the old Fort o. Crown Point and 10 D.
deroa the Islands ami many other p.ints o. inter
est and celebrity In the history y the last WaF Al
the latter place Passengers y and ir1 Lahs uepat
I land and pass thrvush that beautiful Lake daily
/ u the splendid ,ainer Minashst7-
BERTHs FREE.
Fare As lou d sly o;hs- rosfe
! TanoreH TIcKErs by this Limo, between the prin-
] AZ the Ticket Offices Of the Railroads.
] tumpauy's Office. American Hotel, harrington
Il Tracy, Agent, 65 Commissioner street, Montreal
" Cauhcli Pier s, FJot Liberty -treet, New ON
] ChAk Thurman 20 Broadway, New orki lllni
I Depot Troy New York. on board Lase Cham plan
I hoard Hudson River Steamers Hudson River Rail
road Offees, Ne~ York.
RAGGAGE CHECKED THROCGE
/ Passenger and Ha--aze will Re transporter fVu
/ Cars u B0at- .rum tae Drpo,s 40 Bun Il-t-u.
Free uf Charge *
Frel.hts takcl % Lowest Rate
TlJS D.. Garfield.
General GENT,
No .. American Bloch, llr..l- t"u. 70
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14

Leave Boston at 81 4 A aud s o. Pr. and New
Hork al o. a, arriving at O-icus ursh ~ D. o.
". In time 20 connect with GIani Trunt Railway.
r, Z Z r, and uttasa 4 Press, u e. ais.
with Lake ontario steamer ard Nultieru Trans
Portation Cos frOpellers i1r all po!Lts West.
CIV. 10y IL, SuIt.
Malone. MAJ :. ls7
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NV YoRK, Avg 6

NEW YuRE, Aug. G.
Tie 18th y. H. Regiment leaves Buffalo
tonight. and will PROBABLY reach home via
Albany and Springfield.
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10 HORSE OWNERS:

DE-. SWEETS lSFA-LiILE LlyWEST FOR uoRsE-
Is uur-ra--l - any, and DO ali cases q Lameness
-rs.l -l- >pralus, bruises ur MrcucAiu- is eHe-f
IS I4-- .--l and certain. Harness or sadie Gals.
scratches, Mango, ac-, % viii also cure speedll g..
'patll and tGl-.uue mag ne easily prevented ami
-ure1 Do tlclr iu-ipeut STAGES, luz confirmed c1scs
are eytut the posi- itg u d radical cure No cast
% Tire kind, however. Is 60 desperate ur hopeless
no DO may ne allur'atvt hy THE Eminent and 10.
a.tltl| application aill always remove the Lame
live ease
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14

NEW YORK. August &.
Gen. Banks and staff has gone 10 Vicks-
burg IN a visit.
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NV YoRK. Aug. S

NV YoRK, Aug. s.
The Tri5une's Washington dIlatch says
tie wu-WiIh-Eagland-nrws htely started
mas n iJunuaiJn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14

CINcNNATI, Aug. Q.
B-omlc;te's mi lrity il fifty eight eo-n-
is IL k-nluckZ j, 32.S7=.
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BERTuS FR EE
Far a. Ian A. ufv CHE ~cEfg
CENTRALAND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.

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IaI- llt.s Leaves .,.... .... .' .
Nu l.t. 60 ..ia O.. De-. c.. .s f..-- l-...
Il.cl and Ll.-.H. H.. H.. t..- Or -.-
...-..I.H. -e.. "u. U.-. ..l t.....
a.r ..5.-4-.l --- N.a ..-. .-... ...
DO ...
DI..l.. L2reE,. 4HlrN lease. i..
sa.a.r.. Nu4tleaI no .-.. 49,. I..--... .-- -.
ID s. All. U.-t.U. I.... ... t."
NielI EArat-- r...> ...tr- H-..- ar-. 3D..
.- 10 o. r.. A.atr1.lI 30 '..
lect.n-at bellows Fails u.l. .l,-. 70 I.r -
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lINCINNAu.

CINCINNAI, Aug. u.
The G0zctie has T, tuIns from p cJunties
in Kentucky. Bramlet's maiJritie- ldu4l.
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sURGEON-cENERAL HAMMOND. q,

r,lerinc Calonel and css-r1-tivs -z.-s--s fra o.
suppIy tables bAs conferred = blessing co o-7 --s
old.erz Let hin o-1e- the cl-e1a--1l1-s -
.Bl.eding,- and tie Use % BRASDRETHsP PILL,
10 the placc thereof Tseu VII eaumsu's .1s-
"a in the practice q N-iIc-le. vl.-1 vcuif ----
ecome suphaucally
THE HEALING Art.
have for thirty wears taught i-li o. --'st--.
seton could Re sr-el by mercury or ta-'-- suo-
TIA, tss Hur-at.-s~ sad only Pc "ulass vl
g vegetable i3ei--An.aa- f..5 being. IN Or
a.sasst vegetables. BEANDBETue Pill
.bauli To IN every Military H-sP---- Tasss Pa
z-s B1llovs DrlasaIa. CzE.s.1 Is-zas-.
ls5Sc Drszs-Ear. anu a-i Fever. md Arsa.-.
t.-s Bowel. z..--r Oil ae15 ---e-T t1sl --.
-s4.el-s In the r,s.-. BRANDRErHs FIILs
lsss sa.es .1oaltts t1Ega right All asaz--
Read I-r,et.eas am ST uev style
CAsEcF Rts..sE- W--s-s
o.. 1----ftt. Nsu- fc--
s-s. vss D. private Sc c.. ?. I--a F=-z=-t. y
v.-s While al Harr.s.zs Laa---s a-- 1- i-s
Rarall-uneck near Falmouth sz- -s-- Q ls
COMPANY were SEX with b-llcus -l-a-- he
A--y surgeon did ue. cure us. ,r-l eas 7si-e-1
sl-- and t1-s. Among the Company ~e-s ,--s
uaru tlr o- members who had wo-ko- ID y .-r -a.-
.rzt.-r @; S.ls slns. They were Mt s-cs. at,---
hey lss- Brsuirstl'. Pals. These Usn P-e.z---
lt-5g re aat others % Use the Pills. and We s--
AZ cured i1 from Two 70 I've days Ansr this o.
1Js used Brandreths Pills tlr lie typhus fe-s
.o--s rlel=-tisn. srd Il 10 cais did they IA FL
restore health.
uu- q gratitude % yea for ny good heal
END ycu this letter. e oh z ucoessary, ne s--1
company would siEE.
At. respectfully ycu-s,
RUSCUE 4. NATSUN, s-rs Sl-s
Pr.-c.pal O5oe, % Csn-I Street, SsV Y1Ea
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14

WIN son disappear iy The use q these valuable
i-s AM me Soldier Will quicA ly 4e llIe s-it or
-9--- -t-cl-tl Never let the Bowels te .cr or
ile- % uI-u-y acted up-u. Il nay seen. strau-e
d. s--t-ry nj fluI many persons suui. ~. tIs-
tl5 eoL-- ilcitAse TIE te.aA-tl Z. Tie Is .rta:
nlsllAe, III these Pills vii e.UcCt tie Nrs luc
-t1-e- ana tus remove al tie aeIit Lu.11urs from
TIE e. stem. This medicine Will live tone I'd yol
= tle whole CTsanic system however csrau-ed
While health and strength follow e d matter q
s.u-se- Nothing viii - p the relaxatilp n ~
loves - sure as this laulos medicine.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIEF IN TEN NIsUrEs.

BRY ANS
PC L MIC AFERS
TIE most certain and speedy remedy ever d!s,ov.-.
Tor AL the Diseases Of the Chest and Lun.-s
coughs Colds, Asthma, COnsuuptioa
Bronchitis. lnnuenzs, HOrSeness
Difficult Breathing Sore
Throat, 4c.. kc-
THESE WATERS give the most instsu,s-.-
aud perfect relief and when persevered with soo--
a. 70 directions, never fail TO effect rapid -
asting cure. Thousands have been restored h -
iect health who have tried other means in vain
al classes and all constitutions they are equ.-'
blsssiug and cure-nune need despair o. Insti4-L
long the disease may have existed, or howsve- !.
we're Il may lie, provided the organic structure p
The vital organ. Is Dot hopelessly tecayed -
one afflicted should give them impartial trial --
To NUCALlSTS and PUBLIC SPEAKER H..
Waters are peculiarly valuablei they vii 49,
i4g remove the must severe occasional hoz-sers,-
md their regular use for few days will a. = -
increase the power and dexihility Of the vliee -,
is Improving it- tone, compass and clssruss =
Ehieh purpose they are regularly used bv 80
professional vOcalists
JOB MOSES. Sole Prophets
q Cortlandt 81 y y g..
Price 2s cents per box For sale by al trgrs,,..
Nov. 18th. l-6(- az
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14
CRIsTADORO's HAIR DIE
and the
o VI Z D 7 Z

ONLY DIE
FOR all who desire 70 have TIE color a ttc- aa-
changed with ssstY certainty. and rspiiiry, q a-r
shade they may desire.
Manufactured ~ J. CRIsTApOFO. As'--
douse. Nev-Ycrk. Sold everywhere, So tTl---
% al Hair Dresses.
Prise. 8. 81 81. and 80 Per bo1, l-,.rl-- o, ''s
In i1w Nl-
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVA-
1--WE. IS Invaluable with his Dye IS - -rqs-.s o..
Utmost sofness. the nost beautiful GIGS. a1- e..
Vitality % the Hair.
Prise s. cents, 81, sud e. per bottle, -cc-rizs
sire lsTI
For further Sgsciai Notice s,s -.i-5 s-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14

sores ea1 lo,rs, biotchcs and oweIlinss can with
certainty te r41ic4l-y cured II tie Pills are Il seu
night and morning. anu the Ointment r. rrglv 49,
Is stated In the printed Instruction. II treated r
any other way they dry up In one part b. lreak Ont
= a1lt-er- lereas this Ointment vi j remove IN,
Eunols nom the :! stem, and leave tie patient
Vigorous and healthy man i viii rsquir6 q UtfIe
PeiseFeTenee II Al cases % insure last.1 cure.
Fer irov-s eissr oeeariozs4 y TIE Bsyszet Ssrs a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14

HAIR DYE: HAIR DYE :: BATCH
HOBS Celebrated Hair Dye Il "a ~ 70 a7--
The Only harmless, trpe and reliable DE know.
This spIeadid Hair Dyr is Perfeet-ch.-sss sst
Rusty or Grey Hair. instantly % 8 Gias-g 5sa- e.
v1z,rs! s-otrV. without inirrius the Hair e. s.a-
~ the ski, leaving the Hair soft sr1 Bes-t.,--
mparrs srssh vitality, frequently rcS.crt-. !,s 7
tire color. and rectisss the III effects CT Bst Dr.
The Genuine IS :. gnsd WILLIAM A BATCHEL0S
al oilers are mare limitations. and Should osa---
%. sod By al DraE1s-s. &c Fsctory-si a-SC-
LAY ST, 7. BArcHELos's NEw Tci-s- -sslE
ToR DREssNs NE Han
Iura 2 ".
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Upper Cabin Stea
pAILY. yETVElt
OGDENS5 URGH end CLETEtANE'
TOLEDO, DETROIT,
MILWAUKEE, AND CHICAGO.

Leaving Ogtenshurzh on the A-rivsl q re -,
f-1il RON ths East, calling regularly tl-
anc Freight, ~ Alexa1drla Bay. Clay1o1' 1-l7'
cent ana OsWez0- ..-s
WITH taeir Lu--z-e. Teams. Stocs. &C. 49, - \,
-ether without dis'urhsncs CT ------s'---
their Port Of destination.
Issse Sts1-1srs hIts lz-ys CaIt-s - 80 -.
amply and neatly furnished, for Fist --ss -
ersi and eec0 I'd Cabins with Cook e-oNrs 49, -
Portable commodities FOR Passenger s--
who may wish g. furnish thei- ov-r pr-F = -
bedding.
No eflrts vii he spa-e. % insi1i4ir -le r,
ton OF this, as me cHESPEST 4ND sASI ~.
For through uckets, &c, apply o 1taA.- -
SsIrH, General Passenger 4 gent. Odce op ~ X
yohnsoo Housei corner Ford and Patte-s 2 - -
eensl ur=h, \. \. GEo. A EDDY, Agent O-''--
hur-1. =. Y.
through ticsets ca be osta.-sl q al tie y a
al Rsilroad Tissst O-1ces b.t~se1 bo=t'- 81 =
dsnshurzh.
IN. DRUHY. G-eut.
70. Ane-;osn Eotel E a.,
E-r.1' eaS=.-os t---rEte-l'
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"onr aa.r in ~ 100. 49,,

WAR has indeed become with rs O stern reality
w and wlllu we have good Reasons 90 eN p--t sue
cess we have calmly looked death all disaster Do
the face Tie distant ru4l.l- cannon and "a lslu-
shells have rl-ychuli [. as Use solemn music. au0
sacrificed their a. ou tbe battlefield tire defenc
uf uur country lu time, Ike these L ecuulcs ever
uaiI'- duty. MT luly o. -u-t4Iu the constitution
authorities ~ the land lut o. look well O. bis ll
ridual Purse, and Penny saved now, is indeed 8
pen ly made
For e teueft Of cur customers. friends and tho
small circle % the "outer world We here again
maze pa lie. that we are once more prepared . d.
ust c. T. mankind in the shape 10 dispeusils gc1-
GOODS Of i1r srices." Uur st1ck -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14

To which every Solder OF sailor are liable. tbe-s
arr 90 medicines 20 safe, sure and convenient a
HolloVays Pills and Ointment The poor wound ~
and almost dying sufferer might have bs ysr-,r,-ls
dressed Immediately u lie would only provide lin
seli VIII this matchess Ointment. which should -
thrust into the wound and sneared all rpupd n
thea eover with piece Of linen from his knapsacI
and compressed with a handkerchier T.kinvnigI.
and morning si1 or eight Pills d cool lie systr
and prevent Inflammation.
Every Soldiers knapsack aud sean,sr,s ,Ss-,
should &c crowded with thess valuable Rsrredies
CACIIoN.-Noue are genuine unless The
Vorcs " Holloway, Sew-York ard Lqrdor = a. ~
oe-nanie Sc water-r-a-k N every leaf TIE 49,
OF directions around each Pot o. Box the sa-1,
he plainly seeo ~ holding the ls.f 70 ths i5gI,s
h2nos1ne reward vii Re gwen % any os,e -, -
x s1ch information IS vii lead % lie de.ee-i- =
any party o. parties e0unte-feitinC he -ooiies- -
Venolns the sane. knowing than 10 IS s-,iri1. -
's>Soid AZ the Mandatory OF P-os.s,s- ~,
wy, - Maiden Lane, New York, aud bv III =.
peet19-c Dru2 sists aud Dlafe-s IN rs--i;.i--
h.ossnout ne CIVILIZED world II boxes AZ y 800
sizes. --- i-F-ar
\. b.-Drecti0ns fer tie guidance OF ,.sti.,,. a.,
every oisoruer are affixed 10 each box -
, q Dealers in my well known tseiieiu.. .,,. -.
SnSI SsTas, Circulars, &c, sent them FRrr az
tk,AfENSE, oy addressing TE0nAs HoIIoTEv n
Maicen Lane, n. y, "Ai' %
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FIRE FIRST CE.4SS.
daw7Inos

III PAIN Ek>.
DEODORIZED DENZINE, tire test substitute IN
IL use i0r Turpentine for sale BY
G. s. BLoDGETT co.
kIavIft
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14
BrOrc Soldiers s. Sailors,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
DIN TNEN Mt.

4 IL who hsvc Friecds and Relatives t- theA-nt
Il ur NlFN. should tAhe especial care. Lat thea
amply applied with these F-is and UIutleat
tli where the brave >.lCiurs AMI slll.rs have ue-
lect- o. provide them Tee w th them no taftsf
present can ne sent them Us their dleur- Th.r
nave .-eu proved o. ta Lle Soldiers r..gr-rs .r-
-i-nl 20 TIE hour q need
Celsi end Gods a@e-firy T-o5rs
AiA te speedily relieved aud erectualiv cure5 rs
using these ad aIrt le medicines. and hv usr.r-
roper lttgnti, q tho Directions Which are attach
~ @. each Pit " 3,
si7' Re7ll-se aHt 2 lzt Or r.. elns, Ill4.-fil o,
Soldiers.
il-=e feelings which s0 saiieu us. usually arise
ti-l lel a ~ anne 1r-l- struc-ri p-rsp.r-t. o
e-l4- al- -l.lh.l- whatever IS INV holes. Me-
t l- 1iatu- 1 tle Le1itlful action of the l.-er ana
-t.lac- These organs must e relieved. 8. y.l De-
size { De- Fc-- TOE pills, taken lc1tfLil- .. thu
Nilute' I-stl l-t l-. Wi4l quickly produce healthy
iiil9l Do - o. lttr and %. mach. and So o u---ra
io--- ----t clear bead and -o1- q fp--J-.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-08-14

TIE ocular faint or
infee ION which we
call ScEoFuLA Turks
in the constitutions O:
niulutudes Of men. Il
either produces or Is
produced by an en-
ieebicd, vitiltcd state
Of tie blood, wherein
that fluid becomes H.
competent 10 sustain
.tllcyitsifocccs in tiicir
vigorous action, and
-ierrcs sc syfcm o.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-08-27
TS1.OO PER ANNUM


What is it Subms sion. What is the. diff
ference between submission aud subjugation2 2
In the one case, We 6ght to the last, and, if We
suffer subjugation-take the consequences. In
the other, the Consequences the same, with
the ignoble difference that we embrace the yoke
of bondage, KISS ths hand that smites us, ac-
knowledge the justice otthe cause against " hich
we have rebeiled, and thank prosecutors
for the punishment Inflicted because it was de-
served. Who is prepared for ths2 Who
Let him stand forth and declare his sentiments
anc then let HIM be sent to Yankeedom--for
such man has 20 business in the Confederacy.
But who - to decide the question Of reconstruc
ton Those who remained at home? No.
They have no voice in the matter. The army
must decide that question. How is it, boys,
ye who have suffered and bed and fought and
toed-ye who have wsded through rivers of
blood--the blood of your enemies and your own
com mingled how is it? North Carolina vet
eraus, who have, living and dead, brought im>
pershable honor to your native State-are you
in taver Of reconstruction 2
Reconstruction is submission, and submission
is disgrace, dishonor- slavery for the male
prostitution and infamy for the females Of the
South. Who will submit 2 Any None but
cowards.-- Wades6oro' argus.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-08-27
The Draft at the North.

The draft at the North will prove complete
failure. .Hhe results SC far indicate that the
3OO.OO0 cannot be raised without a resort 20 o
wholesale corscription of runaway negroes
Such move has, in fact, been already inaug-
urateo, tor according to accounts which were
received here some days ago, the pegroes at
Fort Monroe, " ashjnston and other points,
have been removed to camps OF instruction to
prepare them for service. AS to white men,
they are not to be had The New York Times
of tate date IN giving the results of the draft
so far, fesents meagre ratio Of availabi les
not n1re than three or four per cent. OF the
numbsr drafted Many OF those who were
drafted sought exem otion by fight, while hund
reds escaped on some plea OF disability. The
twelve or fifteen thousand which constituted the
quota of New York city are lost to the Gov
ernment By the Communication provided by the
council and so with regard to the l.500 or q,
900 to be furnished by Brooklyn. Many oth-
er cities and towns have pursued similar pol :
ICY. In OHIO, subscriptions have been taken
up in several towns to bay off those who are
unable to provide the funds themselves, while
in the Northwestern States the people are ac-
lively drilling to resist the draft. We have go
hope OF the success OF this resort however only
SO far as il may influence the public authorities
to make provision for exemption, as has been
done in New Eork.
The burden Of the draft is destined to fall
upon the rnlserable ''conttahands, who are nei
ther IN condition to resist or to furnish COM
mutation money. Neither caa they secure ex"
emption by fight, like their white associates for
there is scarcely POINT to which they may
turn that theF are Lot met by statutory prohl-
billions which debar their entry into the differ.
ent States. They will have to hold their ground
and submit to be ''drlven like bullocks TO the
slaughter pen.''
This state of things is eminently auspicious
of future advantages to as, and we Will be in
condition to turn them to good account. lhe
fitness OF the negro tor military service Will
only be asoer.alned ben the ratio of blacks to
whites is Increased to some standard which will
caase lhe influence of that element to be felt
IN the army. When that standard is attained
and such an approximation OF numerical
strength established as will cause a modifca-
ton of the undue restraints and exposure to
which the few negroes now in service are SUBJ
iected, scenes like that which immortalized the
Yankees at MsDassas will be Of frequent occur
renee. INSTRUMENTATION will also be NO uncom'
mon feature oRmilitary life in the Yankee ar
my. The monotony of camp life will be agree
ably relieved by little incidents of moral de-
pravlty which will demand somewhat stric-
ter enforcement of the Yankee code Of morals
than has hitherto marked its application.
Rich. Whig.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-08-27

The Raleigh Progress, quotes late article
from tins paper. to the effect that the Secretary
of w ar made a change in the appointment OF
1.-THE Collector In North Carolina SO soon as he
learned, through courteous representations, that
the susceptibities OF her people had been
wounded, ard that this action was token before
be knew that public meetings had been held to
demand it.
The Progress comments as follows: =.
Does not the Sentinel know that Governor
Vance made direct appeal to the President to
remove Bradford and that the President made
positive refusal If not, we can assure that
paper that such is the fact, and that the Presi-
dent only changed his mind and gave the order
for the renewal alter the expression OF pubhc
meetings had acquainted him with the wide
spread dissatisfaction that exists IN the state.
Will the Progress please produce its author
ity tor making suct. a statement! it Wouio
seem to De made for purposes o. mere misehlei.
It seems designed so ineulcate upon the citizens
the necessity Of faction; and to excite their
odium against the President by representing
him as guilty Of arrogance and rudness TOWARDS
their justly esteemed Governor. We must
hope that such was not the alrn OF the Progress
But the fact stated by that paper IS not q tae'.
No such communication as-is represented oy
the Progress has ese er passed from the Pfesl
uSuS 10 1oV ance none tias !" 90 90 ~ -
full and courteous, such as becomes the inter-
course between the President of great Con-
federaey and the Governor OF great State. M
refusal. " mnchless s:a positive refusal sncf
as the Progress afirms, was ever made as stat
cd On the contrary, the most cons;eerate an.
obligirg dispositions have been exhibited. WI
| the Progress either prove what It has afhrmeo
or else disabuse it's readers by proper retrac
sion. gsssss ~ sss1 2sss4 4 80 10 .ssssSs q
What comes next r. Rich. iSsntineA