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Gen. burnside on the Slaves Of Rebels In
Kentucky.

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT OF TIE OHIO
CINCINNATI o., April 70, ls6j.
GENERAL ORDERS No. Sd. In accordance with
the spris of the Proclamation Of the President OF the
United States, dated January l. 1863. IL Is ordered
that all persons beongiug to. or following the army
in this Department, are forbidden TO interfere with
or impede the operations Of any civil process in the
State of Kentucky. having in view the recovery OF
slaves of citizens Of the Sate aud they are likewise
forbidden to aid or abet in their escape from their
homes, or to employ such persons nst the consent
of their owners, except in cases when military
necessity requires their impressment; which i'm
pressment must be made ia accordance with regu
lations governing such cases.
2. All slaves made free by The war measure OF tie
President of the United States by Congress, or ny
capture during the war, are entitled to their Tree
dom, and no one in this Department. has a right TO
interfere with tina. freedom. Any sale OF ouch
persons in this Department is void. Tie night OF
citizens must be respected by the army, and the war
measures of the Government must te sustained.
3. ANY person willingly violating this ORDER will
be at once arrested and reported to the headquarters
of Gen. Boyle at Louisville for trial.
Regulations TO prevegt confusion aud injustice In
the Execution Of this order will be published.
By command Of Mejor-Oes- BURNSIDE.
LywIs A. RICHMOND, A. A General
Official: W. z. ANDERSON. A. A u. tfff
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tireIy out of place and uncaed for II tho Governor
has Tina early decided TO veto this bill ana desires
his Hou.e with view 10 lessen somewhat the re-
,ponrbty of his threatened veto or avoid its neces
sIty. 40 far as am concerned he has mistaken bis
man. NV constituents sent me here to act upon my
own Judgment and responsibility for the great inter
est OF Ey country aud no advance veto Of his Excel
lency will interfere with my perfect independence Of
acton ] will take the Responsibility OF my own
acts, md his Exceency must take the full respons
bity Of his. could forgive him for electioneering
Tor bis great copperead relative in Connecticut ous
do not 80 easily look over his effort 10 sue
ACTORS and votes Of this House upon the bi unue,
consideration. Mr.. Chairman, Ii will be 10 me QUE
of the blessed opportunities Of this session 'nA'
shall be permitted TO vote for this bill.
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Destructive Fire NJ Lockport.

LocKPoRr N Y. Tuesday, May s. 1854
A destructive ire occurred about O'Clock THE
morning in this village, consuming Aexsndsr's
block or Main street, IN which were the extensive
hardware store Of II. II. Mack g. Z. 8. Mack, The
grocery store Of John Alexander, the office OF Ias
Jour nal and Courier, and the law office Of j. Bsia.
wip ESQ., The fire first started in the cellar Of MACK
store, IN pile Of rags, snd probably wss the "0'.
Of An ncendisry. n..
Nothing was saved In any Of the rocua IN ~. ~
press. stock and books. were consumed Los. about
IS 900, insurance $4,000 Tho block wa: insI,Ic
iof 90, 900. Make Ices u shout ~ "ae,
partly insured. Aexandsr's loss Y ABOUT 49, NV.
partly insured. The Journal asa CoS''" w"
pend publication only for few days.
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Denth OF Lord seafon.

Lord Seaton, OF the most ilasrious soldiers OF
modern times disd recently TOqusy in the s6th year o.
his age He born In iT7 the Mr. Ssml CoSone Of
Lyndhuri edseated Winchester College, entered the
army in l became lieutenant the following year. served
In Holland Ia tho campaign OF i99 E!yp. in 1901
Nespot.n frontier In isos lie served In Sicily end CAab
snd was present In the battle OF Malda.
Rising to the grade Of major he served under Sir John
Moore In sweden Portugal and Spsin In the famous SD
Light Infantry and the battle Of Csrunn He Joined
the army under Wellington In 1909 and was sent TO La
Msneha to report the opsrsonA Of the Spanish amiss
He ct the battle Of Ocana and IA the campaigns Of 1910
and 1871 he commanded brigade In Sir Rowland Hips d.
vision. He also commanded brigade at Busaso at Badsjor
q Albusrs and u CudAd Rodrigo where hs was severely
wounded LIE In many other but prin-
cpal feat wa performed ct Waterloo, where he dsd
the SD part Of Adass brigade or his accord ho
led the forward movement which determined the fortunes
the day Whom shs coumn Of tho In peL Guard gain
Ing the summit Of the British position, aud forcing bssk
. part Of the sSth. Cobsrns seeing his lsn on.
danscrsd, started the SD on iis advance. Fer bis
CALAMITY be honorsi with the title Of X. @. B.
Sir John Cobosns aisr peace appointed Governor
Of Guernsey where he In fsvvng Elisabeth
College which had fallen iuto decay He was ansrwud
pointed the foress In Canad which he held
from 1890 10 1893.
Beas dssas6sd with the conduct Of the civil power
time he resigned his command and preparing to
bark, when autograph letter nom King William
Nv arrived requesting him TO remain. He wm distinguished
BY the Grand Cross OF the Bath aud created Governor
General a we'll Al the eoss Of the
Canadian Rebellion he retained to England. and pe.
NOTED 10 the pssss but he rarely participated In political
discussion. In debate the union Of the Cansdas he
svowsd bis aversion u the union. From 3 to sas be acted
Lord High Commsssnss Of the ionsn Islands, whore he
had deal with daassssd psepleand he made such
sstisfsetsy with them thai they have been srss,
source ofoabs hs Gsvsment sncs Since them hs has
commanded The troops In Ireland In 1854 h appointed
Colonel u Ne u Life Guadss ard In iseo be We sdvsaesd
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FLAX AND HKxP.-A manual Of fax culture and
manufacture embracing full directions for preparing
the ground, sowing, harvesting, dressing, and manu-
featuring, with the process OF making hax cotton,
and also an essay upon hemp culture, hes been pub
lished by D. d. T. Moore, editor Of TIE Rural
Yorker, Rochester in pamphlet form at IS cents.
and Ia well worthy tho attention Of oil who are en-.
barking in fax culture.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
Cen. a6aif,a Tax.

Gen. Seetts Tax.
gIen Oar special CousspondenL
The following correspondence between Lieut.. Gen.
Scott and the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
explains itself:
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EHE NOHmISSIUFEK5 EEPLIs
WARRINGTON, April Q, 1859.
e A IN efeer and soldier 10 the nstion IL In
a'oe0 0' services Of the largest value and Of the highest
n'' your claim TO the distinguished eonsiders
ton which your grateful ooun,ryosp r,,oc ~ ,.nd., ana
woald Afford sincere satisfaction. o.n,a g, .,,,,.,
with shs win Of Congress- and secerdn, to ,,t,.d p..
pies By which thai viii TO Be interpreted mai. ,or,b.
response to ys appeal from the dscon Of my predecessor
attentive consideration Of tho subject hs. hov.,., ANN
vinced thss his construction Of The sets r,,. ., AZ,
question involved not only reasonable but u rsoux 49,
their letter and spirs and therefore senst,sp.s =,
adopt this conclusion
do not suppose that the ground thAs Csnusss Ia. n.
power 10 reduce the psy any I'll scsn Of the 0sv,u
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The following correspondence between Lieut.. Gen.
Scott and the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
explains itself:
GIN. :eOTT's LITTER TO THI COMMISSIONER.
NEw-YoKx, March 7. lss,
Hon Jos ]. LEWIS, Commi,sioner Of Internal Rsrsnus
Sir; avail mysef Of the appointment Of Connie
ssner appeal from decision Of the Office against
dated December IT, le62 II h due. however to Gov Bout
we'll ssy that my dsncty before him, the
decision <obsbly would have been C.herwise beg per
ison to lay before In the smallest number Of words
lam retired officer" under special provision Of law
section 49, Lug 1oein these words: That should tbs
Brsve Lieutenant General be RETIRED under the prov,iOns Of
this ss, ai BE- Without reductions IN hh current pay sSb
sisseaes atlstpdnesl"
Nov psss your eye my settlement with the Pay
master Il copy heTswth the Short Of
February and will be that under tho decision qu,s
tien ga 10 deducted from that months pay subencs
and allowances to satisy the Internal Revenue tax
This szesplaaation must satisfy the mind well the
eye such reduction Is made in violation Of the faith
Congress specially pledged to me-
have the honor remain very respectfully your obedisnt
servant WINFIELD SCOTT
An abstract Of the annexed account Il ~ followA
For myself ..........,...,..,,., ann 90
For four private servants, not soldera"...". 81 90
For four private servants. not soldier....... 10 %
FORAGE
% %
suBsisrHaCR
Rstions Total
Days Der day. rationA PrcA
For mysslf.............8 60 3.2ao % sD %
For four private oer-
wants, not soldiers. ..B lD 10 80 80
Tota................... ,087 60
Deduct amount not tax able 80 00
Total 81 oT so
Interest Revenue tai, per ctpt......."...".... 3
Total. ........................... s3i Is
W
Dedact tai 81 -
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sasrnfg. g,tnly.

. y the Ns~ York kssis,ssa,e..on shei
SOB lMshlssy, q pei,ion was srre4an, ID, !,
askipg tbe I,aghtalare 10 use lis ioflu,.
epce toscf,nfnsls tfie.war. = .
) A Man, .aa, been ayrasfe,I in Rich
ison,f eif the eiIasEs of ofsssliny With the
feessals--fhsrebN giyiag the,h aid aud
eanafofs:s Asseoat,nIsrtiM wilt rs his
y: ,.SS is.-,- -, - 80 . :
LINco'~s Lksy@-Ah huge Western
gaytnsster gas recently Introduced to
Lincoln. I:y War ofssying something
iagscesble, Tho rIoo@isir remarked - ]
hnxe, eatted. !. sir, 10 ,lsyysmv respects p
]. Asss re-Po.hled LiNcoln. :. hpm the
con,phin.. Of die stfiasess, fSphcss tlla.
~ sGoia ati you do pas:sR- ~. o.
= j, E.s.A SytSe lEas sold hi.u Memories
Gam Beyrad ae' 'Siase', for 60 900.
Eseasbe way som :; s,of S~r exchanges
talk about foreign ree6gnition, q sitaa
ger Would. Imagine ssss The cll,t,a-
nooga. 1RbeD. we sees fglrtfng 70,
France ssd iseg gfaad- -ip-.s.sa of tho Con
fs''esate States, ..s..,> -.
THs New Yosk eYiahes sarstbat "a,
,an.ielaur will .sa.;n make a sperclr IN
'fasorSpf snreaiation. : .Ths New Y al
fribnne and Times say Valandiah a,u
.myors iNferventisli also.
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thongbt thsn tlszt S,,-y were il,.s% s,ssst stassk
csnffp e,Iee IN the Ccvernsnrnt, thev,sns jrss
sdortea ms suggeaed. IL vent sthSh~e 10
tho other States 4spokea rof ~ESsiter 1sel
knpwing the eviis cf TINT @,lnn, 81 not in =.
sne heerd OF the cue here psSseatsd : or i az
nssierstssaisE ii thse MIR sssafss MIDI
- asiss IS s.e tiss3sr, sdstssa ,ss
ce,ths plan sssa - ~ kssisans rask-
NS eselysG<s, ter UepgEess bsearrs,rg-i
% its plsh, eall Aays siceht That tboyc Siatss
iros SaSaS 81 sssa ~ ) j. s.r rss,,j e e IN. IN.
opportunity efyor5s6 6pu,h GaroIins 10 an
urii.a,e tesI lssN ropstsd w,sich 10 a,b-,,
stnhtiall yshs arc ssi stfsl, hSre. last ses-
sion, apt hefors'saS e(ssr rfssess s.a asst. IN
st-P fotsh e epsc ~ slssvi 6erst tnith in the
GoyerusHe NJ, aps zee akw;n her e,s iitlancs
In her sfN "a ssstais .tss = - -
q. hnv~ speksn at arssser< lenSth thrn I
intended, and with gtsSe. war nth ,erl,,p.
than pssS sress 5ltting a mere mater Of II,
nance. ltst the fetc OF tIse e.sssptrY,teemis tn
me TO be trcmblirg N the 6hisnre: II We
p,atssne provisieps for the coming evil, hy
January ss.t The sonltslevate currency
win be valnies-. .Tks .depre q alton viii lie
dearluily rrpid. Prices. now Egker thai, I.
Weet viii then he einornosis. aud ruin and
desolatis's viii sl,fesd through tho eslat.,.---
A wise step noS, of ptndsf,r fertiio,t.ht.
&c deferm'otd con6dease, q sfduIe nct-oi
daring. may eatsl ar blessings upon ps.
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srECIM. ADvERrtsEMENr.
Tho State of South Carolina.
HEADQGARTJJsSS


CoLUMur.. &. C., February is, 1859 -
Nv UEREAS, the Aboiitirnis tsare ilrpst-
W ening TO invade our soil villa for
midnbie' army: and whsreas, i lie most ef
fertivc method IF dcfc,riiry our 6.csid-s,
"Ir wives ard our children, is to meet the
ruthless invader at the thrcsun'd Snow,
ihrrefarc, |, Vt. J.. BONHASt, Gorernnr
and Cfnnmandor-'n,Chicf. hv virtue Of the
authority il me vested 10y ths Cons, tuition
and tho Arts Suf the Gssersf Assembly. to
call ihto actiSe scrviee. all ;s,,eh ,ori ion OF
The n.i'iti't nsI n.9y deem nee, ssarv TO r..
rsi Invasion, III iSsu" this my ,Prqcisnl,.Lion
calllIy urm tEe patriot. Citiz. ~ n { lhc
State 10 ichl a. prompt md within, -ol,caii
"ncc 60 the .oif!artE nf the 7.,jMnut Gen-rai
thie day issue. ort,rins p"rii"u, Of tho
troops nj once iutnlh held aad :hc rem. aiu.
der tn hold hemsclYes ia reaaiues to
arch ~ a Inoinesit,s warning. , - ....
Giren- under my han1 and rhc zeal Of the
STATE, at Columbia, uIis 18th day oi
IL. 5. fctTuary. in the year OF nur Lord
s.r "ne Thousand eight .huudrsd aud
- siSty-tl.rcc.t 4
NJ T.. EOHHtM.
W. Il. lIrS1r. Deputy Secretary OF State.
~-rEeb 10 ~
-" Oh ,rleston and Columbia raacrs
puhli-h fwi""--Sif Tie papers 'eSfthe State
puhisl. "nrc =
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state ef sos,sa Garo..,aa,
= ALgrASr ASp lxsr. Grs's orarrC.

u.
-. C"lhmha, Fchruary Is. .ISG3.
'FENERiL ORDEK .Nf.s 10. r-
EyNo onrryht" c1ect thof,rsguing Procisina-
/. n. tton, 1t is hcrSby ordered:
I. That the c,Nn,n -ndirs arirers "t eech
aud all the Miipa Rcsim"nts III this Stat,
conv enc st thsir p!ncrs ~ Rcgin,gn,:rl Para.i.,
ON TT ES DAY, thu 2itl of February iuatapt
All r"rs,ns within their resl,'Etivc Euritucn.s
between The agcs ~ sixteen nn,l .igHtoc, and
between forty andffty years,cx rep:-s ,Ich per.
sans as are cNcInrtcd fruin urdinatN militia
duty and from acinal scrv irc lrynnd th,. pis
tricts ia which thy reside hy thc rruyi ,Dus
Of the Act of ihe GENERAL Assembly for. JIs
butter "rSas'Tu,ion "t tic Mi,tE, and fnI other
purepsts." ratified an Tho sixth day or Frhrua
ny. Instant. aud f,,ihwit:i proceed t".org4ni.o
the -peEsoiss SO ordered to be convened H. l.,
,Vr,. arjesruf ant less thaI SGvcmtv.SiX (IG) ,i
not moro thau mo hundred in0i ni"n. r~ Ia.
s;vc sf -conl,ni>~ioiH'l -"fTircrs. elcctin: thci
soinpapiy r,j-crs. namcly: One Captain and
tLreo Lisutcnar's.
III. Tin' the Companies organized wiihir
the linf-s" "f tho Eoursh zBrigaao are order.
cd to r-udczcoUs nc Charleston. .,u Thurs
day, the a6th n,-iont; tln-.'.,siil,in the I'm :
,F Of the Tenth Regiment. l!:igefie iJ,) lIs..
Thi-ty-nipth Eesan.r'. (N.~h-rrr and
Lexington, J the FSnrter,rth n.g gi,nemt, :tor.
ang.bmrg) and fhG Fif,ernth Regiment,
(Lerhstan aad y3ran9churs.A win reafe7,
,Vors Mt the most cpnycricut points nn the
Gsceny,nc and Columbia Rnijro.d ,.bd tn
Sosih G,rdli6a Raiirood ssas To- move or
.pb,,.s1,y H.. oc L. SIn r g. - -, tE.sr
and th,r Companies "rgautzsd within the
Iif,sts rf Anderson district: the Second Pr.,.
iin>nt, (lfckeIs.) and that portion of, stbbc-
Vile, within the limits of The E,gim,ns ,,sI,
known as the Eovril, Rcpin,ent ~ W.,
I,n,ns u rvfI r.,5, ,,n.s =, a., 80,
cnnx xe,;.,,t ,,;,i,,ls on. Tho H,n. ,,i'.:n pr
road ,nd ,h, Grrcnvi,Ir and coJ.,nH:
nai,.,nJ a. +, move a, ELL. y. n,':,,'
,L ,s,;, 81 " NJ morn
.Iif I'll. Eonn,, ns;,,, oa;rars Ell 81 H., r,,,,
=: = - =. 49,, " - N"'''
:s', "rr nereS au"o'I~" .',' ~ issue Ger
;v. ,om,uI. IT, ,h,. ,rnn"s ' h"r.I hI r*Sea-
,",' a">' ~ So''l's "''r'o "',"r'
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MIR. JAMES r. BoYCE.
oY Tns REMARKS oYs


6s he E;a Go, Pror;d-. for a G,araa.fas Ey
= he Stale Of nc Bon,s Of ne confe.i,rate
State" pas.ea ia be. Hey.e. " .Rrpresen~
s. istiress sJarasrg ysib. 1863, proeidina na
. siserse.sof Ms snoa"t " Der g"tf""iy Of
81 Cohfsderaic Eopds.
~ M Speeter4il,lsorase to ss.ss,,te.s tbs
,lIouse hfrhy ON this I'LL, to show The real
ssns Why wsf fPr-seniyd in pluceof the
,pps f,sk,-d " Bec~a.bsr last. :, 49,.
s The prineiPla of the two bills is ti,a same
---tiiey are iaiem,ied ~ meet tho evils af q
,ae,sreeistsd and re.lundsnt earrcncv. The
sforlisr :i,ili the, guRraaty of the State
nppn her proporti"nate share OF two
Kindred millions of dollars. upon the co,,
4iitions tsas.eAe lout.s should ie sold Ia lhc
highest biddrss, and that at equal lsiiy'S his
state aud her si,izrsss should have tsses Pre-.
f~renes' fof she boirdssbe rHdorse,l nvcr any
,uh.r psrncs. The prsseut bi'i oris there
previsiens, aud off.rs RLs.lutclyA y guaranty
Ut her propnsfio- al- sl,aye of larger
.Mount--fiye hundred miliian.---ul,on the
q Ssme basis Of representation ss before, save
sshasfl ne rerrsf-ntation ef Kentucky md
<>assSousi h omit ed In the eaiS,ilation.
Tbs most impsrtsnt difference is that the
{ fGnssans 70 Ipvfess.d. = When the other t,l
&~fss pesps1sa IN sstimsis was made only d
the thea sxsessae debt. HIT sinee thsa. III.
fsessisties Of tbs r<ppyt ef ihe Secretary q
tks Tfsrsury shcss - rIat viii be ose deld
Rlsy !aausry. iss4. m!fs wnr should eontin
1 .e thsi h'ng That hsht pass be provided
= - " snsa,ng y ~ SONS rsy different froD
hat esssc< be funded a. hcrstss,ra. l,,r.v
uIRnssh,e sassatyy IN Treerory asbes--,.hu
! tssss.zy tneresslag .eiseaislion, dep~.eist {
(. ss sH y sss sssssssys sad sai'ias q. price. :
IL e .yies ststis,ies will .kcw th,
) e~assas ~ tkst i,,-s. ID .eee,rcss ofti.,
{ &ssss2 - epr iasaisg i,.asd the necessity i
ecssse ~ eyaks 40 liiiiohsi s,asn. ,n...
4 Ets - s:clsd wish Tr.s.o.y ssi. 49, :
y - sses. .ios. .ooc.vy
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IL Dying chris.isa 70 his Soul.

}, y va spark of,hr~xeply Asms:S -. g, :, ?, :.
. Qiaf. oh qpii, this tnertd hnmrt. ~ =
Troubling. hoping, li,s~sirss t,ying; Ct
/ On, ,,he. .i.ain. de i,liss sf dyj,skl 49,
si~as.. tend NstsrS, fease thy STRIFE
And let ne langtislliets fiis. 49,. ,
1lask they whispers aeerlrsaE. "a
si.isr spirit ,ea'ps swss4 fF...s,4.
What 10 this aesorbs ma quite . q.
St-aishty seises. shuts nyssishttrcS :.
sl~ssns u,S. sPiri,. dra wk ,uy brestl,f
Welt are MY. s.,ul, eau ,lsis Le death
5as wsrl,i r"cc,lr,! i; dissnsearsts. .
yIssssa opens ou 1y. eyrsl any cara.
!. j. VIII soaa,ls SCI aphies ring; -. o.
J.end. ierl your minssl tun'u1L = Ef'
- Grsysl where. H. thy 5ytStaryh .
90 h..aLt-~hcrc js t;.g sjny7
.'Aas<ros s'-.t '.gsB SSIv' .sSSJaapr.
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~ ,gCsSr I,ayesrssKT, !
Near fredericksburg. Va
= - E.brt;aty 9th lS63

r. s-,-r r;or1aty Stn, 1SO1
Dear Eatrrprise-Wilh touch Of
the cap, and the top or the morning to
rou,e we make our debut as.an eccasion.
al correspondent. TOR yohr columns, and
although we do not aatter ourselves.
That ear communien,ipns Will Possess
sufficient merit TO hc Instructive. or
even amusing IA voaf many reatiefs.
ssii they may be ihc means Of hexuil>
ing weary ,unInent, and he found Of
some interest ~ those who have re,a.
tises who are ncar anl dear to. th-ir
hearts, IN this portion "f opr army
We propose more especially to gi.e son
the local news of our company, anil
sucl, other general news; as NAY prop
erly come within the scope Of news.
paper correspondent; and we enter up
onthis undertaking with fear aud irenr5
ling, at our, own oinsompetsacy, apd
wiih- visions Of I" gdsrd houses ~. md
ecoart martial, ,rif rerctancs npy,ling-
should he written wbicl, couid be ecnns,ru,
-e,t rs giving "aid and cnmfott TO ,he'e en-.
,emy." va are i,nbucd with 4 ha,tre,,
and detes;miop Of the Yankee character
too deep seat ed, /, and ac, ua.ed l,v a. de.
Efarasfor peace TOO sincere, 10 -ihtenfian.
a,y give ii,e saen,y anv aid o,zco,nfart.
tLur. on ihe contrary will 90 ,ny ,y t,ne,b
,s,;,,,;.. 49, ,h.,.s,.,, a.. - :
''FS., e. W" '' 'S", w wy" '""'s
p"ss'iae. 49,; Z. g. - = "" - :. =. ~
/ Hthere be orr imlirhinal or nation,
! moro than anetli,r. on the face, Of tI,iis
loloLe G.r wbnn tho. ,bcr,s,s sn,o.
a.,
' ~" = '''"''', a'' '''"f' "'''
tia' '''i' am whom. 'hey w"n'd gladly
see tln'ted eut,frsai exi+te,,ce, il Is tho
s..l,lue bel!iesir hIaclSs bsar,eii Yankee.
b,sf,o br ,hr fs,a,ir;.u, r,ov,,L.a a.is
/ + val, v aad @Eo Mas r;,st t,Sc cooraGo anil
! Z. 80. - a.. . p
! ,.',"'' - :, -.
.,"' :" t''' 20 ,ooS"e'"'' W w, o"s mas e"!s'eu
.iite poor de'nded fors'gnert, and is now
tafyius To- ctdists ,lia hegos,. to olf>r
\ ,hem M a s.eriiiss uron The altar Of
! ah,loi.ni.ua. God psaril ;L.t The d.y
;,osy reyer c.o,e ,,wirn, the sfanmes nf
war shall throw th"sa. negro s,L,;ey,
wiihia .l,s ra,itgs or Confe,icrales ,if,s,. :,
/ Tor whog' wa,sid ~snswer sf,rsf1i.e coa...
! 1uence<l NJ" de- Abolisisa,ts. lie
cause they would iKen Gtei no inicfcs, IN
:l,e fa,s Of the tIaak sk;ilas.l ,een,rr-
Not the Eoafeticsates, tor they cnnai
show nc. quarter. Then will have bre,,
iaaucura,sd a war Cor which The reater
would search the pages OF history In
vain, tr M example Of iierrcn.ss anal
sin,iieiiyeuess. Heaven a(eye sucb an
: sveo,.s Pardon Mons;e,ss. for.,,,i. di
nressiou. as !. was rauscd Iisoinni ayi,y
BY the ae'pienbIemssnnsss oeArc faa
kSe saaracler. hhd nov ivr sosse'hhfss
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-19

Tns Kentucky Legislature ,cc-ntly
threatened 10 convene secession con.
re"llon, IT I'ucolnE IasC pip..iam stion
MA mol mo.,itiel within twenty DAYS.
AIior passing resolution to thi- effect
Ihey, resolved to go inIe. secret session,
hat scn'lnrls from ~ Michfesn brigade +.
chartered at Frankfort, were stationed
at the doors; and Tic honorable body
>"o'ih"d chat their saetioA> iinusi7 ieuiain
open iu the world - = 20 r.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-19

Dec Shtxs. The AZ. .;c,,l,nral papers
"f Georgia have becn complaining for
Years Of The irn,nrrse- umber Of d,aes in
that. State, and n heavy Dig lax has heen
advocated as nseans-cI 'ec!ncing their
number, bu; Ia vain The plague seems
n"" IN a fair way .l'r removed a. dov
skins arc in great d"m'nd for the ,aan-
u:scHuio."f cotton cardS.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-19

TnE New York IIcsalds correspond
ent, wriring from Albany, says that a
difficulty bctw Gen Jlss State and Gene
raj Cover nspent isjaesiiable; thai .ihe
National Government has no, consulted
-seymo@ in anSthipgh il has deae. ueper
having written 10 him ince his election,
and points te'the e.iiisia being called o,'t
by Wool as cnnfrmatory Of what 1t
says,s It, remaiksthnt tbe people are
ripe for resel,uion, aad ere mol to I've
kept down by Jscobius, AM. ks, nm
sftor;rsly, where are we driGihsf.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-02-19

NAIAHDIGnAN Nor A YANxEE
The editor Of tire C6iun,hus Sun, ir
some rrmmks upon Mr: Yalandighan's
late speech iu .il,e isnkee Congress.
saws the speech bsis-G,arl, of "Yankee
iugenui,y" in il .-r-Imay he that he i
su: :posed ~ be q = aukee by MANY per.
sons in tho Snuh. Such, however, is
not the tact. le VAS bnrn in Mary
laSd, aini n or tho best, of lhe,old Ma
syiani stock. Tho psrest Southern
blood courses his veins, aud there is not
'A-single YANKEE idea or ins,inct in him.
We a-e personality acquainted with hi,n,
and have the history oflimsef and his
ancestors fi'm his own Ep.. lie is N
man OF high character. pure morals, and
is giant in. nrI elect, With mind rich
ly storc,l ~ifh the treasures Of history.
As a .prof"una thinker and sales.
man he has bnl few eq,L's spd. no sure.
rios ns. America, considering Mis- age, tor
he is quite young naH. q "a, >
. - Attantd C0efaleraegs