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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-03

NEw YoBG July q. BY the ssszzsr Roam
oks frcn Eavsns, an .He 223, We have City Of
1f-x.-8 sa.es le tEe i0-h inst.
c5sncil sf nC.sfiIties, held GA iAs 1Oib
inat, declared that De Mexican natiss. thrsEgh
tbsn, sslsct su empire as he leru ef G8vsrn-
NEST. and drclsrs Afaxjalil ,izu Of AusTis. EHa-
nerar Sbouid be 8ecias'ths thFcus, hey im-
yiors ths Freach Enuarer 20 select 8 serson ia
whsm be bas iul oauiSeuco, TO oeoupy tie
sbraHs.
TIE proclamation was Immediately rnsde pHb-
lsc, sud s. esuri-T posted 20 Vera Cruz. sRs iroa
there Is vas sent hy a French BteaEaeT 60 Ha
TEHa.
4 ssIu.s Was Ased At Vera Cruz - Aoasr Of
Il -re.t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-03

Ey-33 33AR, ancient copper pit has reeeatlY been
opened at the Portage nines, Lake SuPerior,
which, in some rsspsets, Is the most remarkable
Of those relics Of an uaknown race Of raineTs,
who worked the copper leads Of that regiea
centuries ago, which aas yer been discovered.
The Lake Superior Miaiag Gazette says:
The sneieht miners have werksd down On
the haDging wall side, about ten feet belsT
the surface Of the rock, where farther pre-
gTess was prevented BY an almost ceEhn1Ons
hoo1 sf eoPpsh The copper IN this floor is
exceedingly pure aud massive, and most aia-
guar Of all, many Of the iatsiy-exposed faces
bear evidences 81 having been cut With some
small sharp instrument These marks are dis
tiDctly visible in several places, the msrks and
impressions being as clear and sharp IS i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-03

YANKEE CARIGIDsEs The Yankees have
pSed in this war a great VARSITY ef mussss rsfs
and pissol cartridges gad sens = them ere us
moss deviiish cenTiFanccs imaginable. hsiog
p1epared So as Le explode "a tie wound ar ennis
soisan upsn striking tba pers8n. The .sst we
nave seen is composed Of fifteen eopsr backlh9t
occupying Che space Of the bal. Ii lh8 u 5kaes
we're aol such pGcT shots. these iI.erl1l mas
chimes" would be angsIoas.-EirkaQas Er.
amiHsT.
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The YAEKEE RAIDERS.

Trau trs szss July 3Ll
Passengers ~ tAe rrais from Weldon yesteT-
day, were sbls to furnish but few particulars Of
iie recent engagements In NsTtRemptsn esuntY,
Nsr'h Csraiina. tt is Po3ilively kRswR Tia. tse
sEcEy has Tetrcltss Ia the direcsien ef &uT-
ssoro, and this is about al that is positively
ka1ws. eur forces, fer good reasons, bEt
which are zss sistsd did net pSTsus Washer
tbs snssoy has fallen back snly 70 sb.sis rein
fercsmsnt7, eT has absEdens8 AL idsa Of do
sGoyiug communication wits the 5sUtk by this
read. remains TO ts seen.
Cnr esssaltiss are Put 3swz at tFo killed aad
come ciEAt wounded Tse enemy is znowH to
save lost sl5yeR killed, OK rather, il s said 0ur
.rcggs s1aatsd this HunbsT OF newly zs6s
graves. Hsv m6HY Of thsir killed and weRndsd
vags carried Of, viii never be sscsTtAiRed st tss
5su'k.
Tasre is 70 explsuatisH Of the heavy sannsn-
aiding which yvas heard wednesday, VIXEN the
train iIem W-ilsn reaches Jsunss's dsRot
Possibly he YaEkess were celshTadsg the % "A
july
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-03

EF TIE Raleigh Pr0grcss Of yesterday pub
Eshss slheial 5ispatohss to Gov Vanes. fron
Csl- CLARK, Col Bradford aad Gsn Garfin
They csA6Tm rsFsris rsesiFsd Acre and alluded
e in yesteIdsy's J0sraat. 4 part Of Ranson's
bTigsse, consisting sf i've companies of Che
245a, repulsed the raiders near Jackson The
county seat OF Northampton county, On Tues
LAY evening, and p8rsus& thea on Wednesday.
A5oat the sasas time Gen. Rausem met ara ra-
Bulsed the enemy below Wniamstsn. IN Mar
ia coaagy Ths enemy has returned e Ply
mouth - IfilllizEioa Tesrnai, 3lsi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-03

There wns yesterday 8 more ihan usual sh-
renee Of news irea General Lees army, ana The
movements Of the enemy under Meade. We
csul3 only learn that Geaeral Lee had his army
enceRnatsd-whers, We nsed net stats--s-d
that Meseos headquarters were st WorrentoE,
Fsuquier csuEty.
Prem the valley, which has been Rlsost en-
tiTely evaeuatej By our ussps, VIE have ne
news.
TIE roveFt that tho enemy had sppssred in
heavy fierce ia Siaasrd county, is not esnfrsaes
by lbe latest intalhgsnce we have frsm FredeT-
ieHsbure. a seRtIeraan arrived ju this city PES
ter6ay afternoon whs left Stafford CouIt H5nse
lsts sn Tuesday evening He reports iHas wien
he left that p0iRt It was understood that theTe
was no enemy Of any consequence ID the esuE-
o.. The enly demonstration that had been
ss2s in the noighbsIhoed was BY q suaaA force
Of YaHkes eaYslry, Bhiea had ceme deWa a.
fsr as HaTtwoos skuTca, whica is on Inc rsaS
leading fToz Fredericksburg to Catlsd's statIeR,
in FausUier esaEty. Iha sneAy are believed
10 be along this rosd in heavy force, from the
railroad ts he Stafford esuasy lac.
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Ths war zs UharIsslon.
7 % - 00TtlIIT AUEI8I u
TIE COMMANDMENT or MORRIS IsLAED.


Tag B0MBAEDMEET or MORRIS IELAED.
At about half psst thrss s'cock yesterday
mernivE iks hezvy sns rnpjs caaReRsds In the
liTcciisa Of MeTFis island in6icstsd thEt Wsrm
work had TecossIBoEced At Battery Wagner.
Ali tie enemy's batteries SPoz the ssufhern BOY
ton Of AoITis island opened sirzultsHssus frs.
Iha sew cireslaT battery nearest 10 BSttsFy
Wagner aad armed with PGuOtt guns is said
70 have ssgUn the attack. SsVen rasrtsIs, lrhieh
kaa i1st been mOuated in a YsHkss battery sa-
low GrsAsa's hoase, also participated il Ike
souuaIdmsuE TGe eaeny's fiTe Was replied t.
aith spirit By Fort S5mssr and batteries Wsg-
asr Gregg sad Si@king. The hght listed with
great violence until about half past six, A. N,
vixen TIE fling became less rapid, AID sssa
su5si5ed izto the slow srd dssultory bomsSrs-
uasut 70 ysAich eur community has grown 90 ae-
.Hs.omsd
From the sourisr Avg u
FROM THE ISLANDS
An occasional shos was exchanged between
The iaud batteries TbuTssay Riehs, until an esyly
heur Ff5sy msraing, when ths eAsmy's bss-
tery -b9ut half q Gil7 ffem Wagaeg, oseass
q heavy Gre uaeu the latter from thsir Psrroit
guns, followed BY three cher batteries ia rapid
1ncasssiea. Oar 5stteriss replied, and the can
zoaading was conlinssd Witk great spirit ca
both sides for ssFsIal sosrs. The IEsasides and
~ lOin ifisee ne aea1G1Etflil=ies a Aue casual
tiaEoa egT side Wers reported to BE- tive killed
and Evs wa1n5od. Ia the afternoon aRather
slarp Ere wss spensa from ths sn0zy's battery,
,as cssHeUod f5T about TIVE hours, VIXEN Il
osased.
As asusl, fhs Yankee ,kot and sbell made re
inpressisa amen the stsaneh san3 fort. Oar
casualties st Bat8ry WssRer were tive killed
az ave wsaadc5.
UEtoa I.ts Aorr last zigAt ihe aortsr firing
eeD'inue5, sgi at isng intervals.
Fort Scnlb8r sHd the bstlers ca James island
kept OPP their Ere on Morris ISLAND, AID it is be-
lisvcd had tha eEss, 1t stepesg tae Yankees at
tbeir work, 5ssis0s dsing some dsulsge aReng
lhsm.
A gunbsat aud q small schooner were along
side ihs IroAsidss yesterday, apparently trans
fsniRg a fresh supply Of ammunition to the
latts-.
The Mentors rsmaisd inactive thSUgheai ths
day.
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Ths war Ia N0rlh Cursiiaa.

EroN 'Ea s'aterfDlEE tZpEeEs, July 80
FTsm escsuHts received by ths Weldon train
vFhisA reaeksd here yesterday 81 $50 F. A.. tha
iEfsTm8tisn We rsvs in Tuesdays Express, Of
an attempted rsi5 aH tho rszd soaswhsrs bs-
tween here ana Wals0s, Is csEEFme5 Oa
TsessAY afsvussa absUt 4 g'eiock, sur "a
7aneeE pickels reported iks enaEy advancing,
in uEa oaTs varisgsiy esHsasssd 81 frsz 1000 ts
1900 0Ur skirmishers erssuRfsrs6 the sd-
vasee Of Tho eEeay It B7sz's mil, IN Earth-
sEpsoR eeunty, eight miles froa GarysburE,
end Baugs1 5Ecs . eestrHc!iYe ETs izsS tbs
ranks Ct ks invaders ~ caused .ksa - sReek
tbeiT speed coBsi3orsbly. TRs skTHish-
ing was ksEt 10 st intervals, With cen
sissIsbls viror zHiil eleven p n, vixen
tka e1suy resro5 entirely sut Of sight. Fiz5-
lag 2Il 5forts to reach the read sy tkis Tsuta
EaavaifzE. GgR Ransom suspected tkey woE'd
-Bsssyof te reach ths liahsrrin bridge ct Hicks
lsfs, by tbs GETfrs8Sbsro rsef. azd iszedi-
asely csUss3 rsEjsent Rsd 3 kattssy ts asTs
1s- q @. point. Yesterday e. Twelve o'clock.
wasR tle .rgia frCa Weljsu Teschsd JzTstfs
dgpsf, ten miles ncrth Of HieksfeIS. artillery
ti--sr Tss herd in tie direction OF ths csRBty
rosa aFF-saeainE the ford, sR1 apparently sems
fifteen miles 81 mere distaRt We ihiE-k # qaits
probs BE shat eur trsoss Lad encountered tbs
enemy ming ia that diree.i9a, Is the general
cor1usRdiRg bad suspected.
j. is STATED .hat is addition ts the fsTes whiek
uevsd ont frsrz suFslk, that large aEmbsr of
Yasksss }asdes AZ Murirossbers' y c., Oh suz-
jsy sight last, where ihey preceded to reb the
eiizsss, szd collect al tie neegoes tbey s0uld
put their hands upon.
8asyEbuTg asd vieisity vas Sled On TssIday
with aseing citizsns trsm Murfreasboro', n. c.,
JseEs5H, Il. c., aE5 0tssr places situals6 iH the
rsEts st tie jnva5ers- As many came oz hsrss-
Hsek. in buggsE, carriages, TaESHs. etc, it
afforded sH excellent Opportunity fer Gen. Ras-
goR 10 supply himself VITA hsTEss. de pressed
al tzs animals, put msuntsa infsntry ca theH.
ard was enabled to sand g large force in pursuit
Of lte IsiSeEs.
Sc frr, the road between this eity aRd WelSsn
sras nat seen reached st azy point By the var
dzis, and he trgi8s are rEEning regularly
through as usEEl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-03

a7r DsLEs COTS ON. Ia Calhoun ooznfy, Ala.
~ ssl warei-lusei Hld eQuay cruFeniauf ~
es.i5aseni 81 lhsr-es-on 81 1lohlie Eersaie 5Y
A. M. MITCHELL q CO..
hunter street,
fvaBBta EaaF Mhiiehal Htrest
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'-su : = BsI-inors buer'c,s. ~ ulll

aI0EsAE's ONO NPEDTIuN-OFFECIsL RE-
PoET CF uIs CsPTUaE
An oEicial telegram frsm Gel S5asklsf0r5,
dated "Nezr New Lisbon. Jaiy - H." s-vs;
by che blessing Of Aimisaiy Sod Z Rave
sueceeeei ia csp-1T.Dg Gen. Jshn Il. Morgan,
Gel C'ute, sgd tie b.saee Of lie e0=laau2.
auosEti1rf 10 sb-ut s5Hr kul75c3, are efsouers.
81 viii starr with AIsr-sn end sss5 on tAe
rst traiu for Z t.pe.-Ea.i- aud srs.t tse generals
order fer t7ausu1rtatf % fer ths balance
CLEVELAND. J8iy }f.--slsioT wy with two
hundred sud 1ittF az lA5 9.k Mieh'-az cavalry
forced duTTal into en- gHEEEcueEt ae7ut three
s'c.sck on sunday a0OUt mile IICm L-uos-
vile, Obis. azs rou-ea MIA, cspuriHE -sr0 HuH-
5rsd and forty prisoners. Morgan, witz saree
huudres of his gang, escaped, Bat were sil cap
tered by Gel Slsc e'fsTd at 3 5'clsck r 81, On
SuusaT. near New L,sbau.
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JOB PRINTING 0FELGES
JOB WORK



FFr-E -Il1l5i1 rave ga h-al for sale tLa 10.
2
Several i-1z G8I DATClL,. ron three 20 -four
-as- 1n Q CT.H-sr-
lT R.eL. Di6- say -Elar-
S-EEe 14 ai. ra--sfFs The trafa implied
lr5 l 90 -larEI1d u.se 81 sors af Brass
Cast lcE u. Eak5HELL & CO..
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rrssrA ANn POLAND.

The Esmgriei DiyiOpasiqss, ia = Dispatch
from Vlsaua states that ths reply Of Priace
Gsts siakcH does net sstirsly TesPcnd 70 tbs *
pseiAGsns % Austria, Hhs viii issgsdiataly cen
sent 30 at,erisr Isaasaras ~itk tie Western Pew
srs -cr ostsiring tAar cams1sa pErpese.
The Pays believes that Russia's aets sTo not
sltereia Ter EaGstacr9ry The Western Powers
stil o5here to their programms.
II Russia iuseeTiai dsc-ees kays been issued
directi1g in view Of tbs present state Of affairs,
2 fresh 'svy of Sroops for Nsvsabsr.
Ibe BHssian nets, delivered 10 France or the
l7-b, Is sssssted ta be eoneihstsry, all the six
s5ints are asssn,sd TO, but al sRnsstY to 81
laying down arms Is proposed instead Of an ar.
aistico
Ths Folisa iusurroctisn eoBtiaUss setiys.
An impsrtsut dsbsts took place il The house
Of lords ou Pslish aHsirs Lords Russsll ana
DHbv baih aErssd that il was asl a case fer
srmed Intervention, and Eugisud could do meth
ing fsrther thau su57ail proposals, which she
hs leRe Lord Darby deprecated diplomatic
interfs.eacs.
THs celeste wss considered by the Lon6sA
Journals decisive Of Che policy which EaglaHd
would pErsus.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-03

ssissian Of Messrs Rssbuek ane Lindsay as an
bsssadors iu ssAsif Of The resels. whiss hs pro-
nec-eed irregular, sas taat the British Govern
rnert pr-ierre5 % gst ne concentrations fTon
foreian Powers through tbs accredited ministers
SD diplomatic essats.
tn. Lender Tunes, elitorially, shsws the in
cxae5 eney ef Il essck's Eaotiea, e1stsBeiHg
tbst The present tie IS iaopgortsns for interfere
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-03

Heavy SEIZURE sF BL0CKADg Go0Ds -
Yesterday ssms seven or sigh. heavy tfenfs,
filled with gseds ERnsing the blockade fsoa the
ReFtk, contrary to and ia vislatioz 81 he
resent Sr&eI Of lhs SscrsgsEy q War we're
seized 81 the military Pelice, and the gseds and
repateS owners carried 20 tho provost marshals
sf5cs. Ths gss6s, yalsod 81 many theRsaEd
dallars, seearding 70 Rchaeud pTiees, will
Seastess be csnfsestsa TO tho G0veTnmsnt
The gsods seized, We learn, belonged 70 a run
ner nsmed williamson. - Richmond E1amiasT
3lsf ult
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On uIe sLl Of August, 1853, ut
.urFrT Eesz

On uIe sLl Of August, 1853, Ut
Atlanta, ssss-
--EET TRACT "r DF-If} sEls LANDS. contain
ms ore .crars .sag-s. f413 a-IsE, less two
lsrla ZOO hiss been withdraw from uTivE-e Eis
Will a- arl0-. tls gt-l cay lf aug 81.
1853 an aal.s l-- ~. lrlr -es-zFs.
-f 5- s.lrE..l .l .a- e1u-y wlftil ths tempsr-re re
aa5 ahgv-lr be.l af T-rss. about f'liy-hee miles
= rr a-a l a5 l.r--r-ar .aray Ir-m BfeLE.rl fbs
rsaear --rulE ri laI-ls-i 1lulicatol with Cal
weston lll r+-l1l.
Ts rrs.l 5a ..a.l i-l1 sv-1 ueHrlv equal paris bv
B-uslF c-a.e. -.-s.rE llaa San laori-i ritert and
-1r-I-se- sa.s a1Ha--s .irn af -ards Tor aEl
1l .-a lg-sEifs. iiEl aud dly posi- oak
l-lds l-a- r..- fencing l-t=-lEsf
EDEsSsgg Prairie,
7- "a aa1z bu5d.uv zte5 e0mmaHding. q view 5i
EEjCH EtDlBerCsE .EGSf0alt
Ca 30 b SIDES ef aa els=z rising tr % ts.e 20 fine
pralrs covered 7ia aassts grlss lnot t1e ue-.oeda
Unsurpassed fer Grazing Purposes,
And which er-15- ruutsr-up cdv 10 tie banks of .he
San q .Brsl. from .7-.-e 90 lir-eu niles distant
Eus sesilH at collTr 40t surpassed Dy any Il
EsEEs iu
Regularity CT Seasons
DelizhtluI Climate and
Health OF the Locality,
Ea5 ths 7set trg forms one Of ts beFl invsstments
Esr present. user iururs l-oHi 20 be t-ld 1eEasi
tle land al promise aad af p=acs.
TERMS ~ 5A-E-Cksil iu eoufsdsrsts Treasury
poIrs- = a. PAEBA & co,
n hiiehsli street,
-ras aUta.
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On EVh5teban street. between Eeca-
tur ans the Atlanta and West Point
E.-.-I---aa
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~ The Bestea Herald says that siDes The
drafs there, large nunbeEs Of men nom The
Cansdas hsve arrived 10 thar city wi,h the in
tentiensf0 sffsr themselves as Substitutes. The
number is slated to be much larger than that Of
the persons wse have been drafted, ard Wh9
have ran away to the Provinces to escags the
military service fer which they we've Drawn.
- Tie Boston TraUeisT STATES that The Cen
usetcut River railroad bridge. over DssIii 81
riveg a mile south from GTeeuh9id village, was
burned AID nearly destroyed by q moo last Eri-
day night. The badgs was thoroughly o1lt
can be rebuilt
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,-,rpss-. a.-~-l,a usa 70 CgEsIGEAIEETs. Of
~ ers 81 1aarl 1t8H s1d rzaittlc=s promptly uaas.
e5I5-r- rs -p,cll-g io ici,ad aaa csrailiy llel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-08-03

" "PorsOBns," sf the Charleston CoHrisr, as q
matter sf justice to the cavalry branch sf TIE
aervics, mantieEs ths following ia ais last let
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n = g-sFE0l4l = Nv.I9.5 - 70 Lltal1
ding TO the ipAee occupied and the number changes
mGds mG1dissadve+.,s.usptst trbsss or str.bs
ers, to be paid for iE GduaIlel B6s
Business Cards not exceeding hYs lines so peFyeAr
oF So for six months, but for period nothing
VIII be counted less than Bdates Yti - p. % :
The privilege Of Annual AdysEt8lhg Il limited 70
the AdvertseFB own 1mmeilats business; and All
rtisemsnts for the. bSheht ~ other pra0ns a.
ofauction sales and real sstat in by them ausa
be paidfoft Gttha usual rates. ~ - z htSI
directions, vii be lnssrted al 6Fbld and charged
accordingly. So .stl 30 ~ q ltdsy. Y y,f.fT.
Notices for Political Meetinss 70 be charged In al
cases at full rates.
Marriages, Noticesof FuneEslS. and NnnOnoements
Of sermons, so cents each. nonvll-,5e
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'ai So5l e Ifyop'dO. use -'i '' a
Hoofand's German Bitters!
Ef34.gsEFf

~ . ~ Q y ffi
Ftom j Nes6tOsS Byoaun, d! D., Editor GfGIs Esey-
| etepedfa Of Religious KIo'pteags. rii iz )
Although not disposed TO favor or: recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through dlStrust Of
thor ingredients and effects, yet know Of sut
Client reason, why may not testify to the beAGt
hebelieVes himself to have received from any simple
pFeparations In the hope that he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit Of 0thgrs!f il s,ait s. srijaI.;
do this the moF5 readily in regard to HOoaAnfg
German Bittsri, prepared by Or. O. H. JAofBon1 1aot
many years; under the 5tmprSsei0n that they were
chiehy an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment tOtry them, when suffering nom great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
year, was followed by evident relief and restoration
to degree Of bodily aud mental eyisor which had
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. 1 therefore thank God and
my fiandfof directing ME to the nse OF them: ~
Illsri p ,Ealiii q uElia J.iNEWT0N BR0WN.rt
Philadsiphia, June %, 1851. saat
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BOOK-KEEPING,
ARITHNHETTO
Thoro + opon 70 thatudaat al.o ssouz5soF
buiBU SINBss sOIRROR

comprising POlltioal Beonomy, GslmsIEIlI Ls Eua
q.agas, Rinalee Banhlg end CuFrpneys also naEim
% eInlnont Blsines3 Nan IN regard 20 tie bg-f
uAetAodSlof eoodu6llng Ba1iII lslloesalllI5 ard =
iaFoiding ALLURE. skuofr
Cd With inAElms and fnfulcafi0ns fanillia fGEba
.flTmatiOn Of high character men and cltlEunl
me ea1f4s q InItEuGtIo1 3 intsnd5i . b6 =
ebmpFehensiye aud thOFguGh e. fhsa a aeV a. -
oOnnsTcial COIlogoss While the expense tStIi5 slcsa
ident u much laas
! I.I.H. bsgs leage % refer thoss % whom ~ &
unknown % Geo. ". smith, EIl., % tta OfIOeIs
1of the banks IN Wheeling and poEt, and . hs
.tudelta, -. - 49,. lgI9l-ol.1AR
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aTHs. Copptrbsads of WalWorth county,
Wisconsin,, recently nominated Jsdga G. VI.
Skinner, Of Delesan, for County Superiu-
tendent. The loyal old War Democrat
thus rebukes the judases in his card de-
eIiniug the nomination.: Ga isteissq
81 have NO sympathy with the party
called cOpperbead Democrats. I an MOT-
6gghly IN JaDOr Of a VigoTORa prosecution of
tie Igar, uBtt the last FtbeI has laid dOlsa- kis
arms, believing that We, as people, could
never be worthy Of respect among nati0Hs
Of the world, Il we would tamely submit
to have ohr Government torn. into pieces
BY this earssd rebellion. ,tv,s =,
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fore Incurred the double imputatiOn Of q
stoIids ILisensibiliry TO the pscaliar IneFIts
Of that government under which they
dWeIt and3i tfait0F0us purpose 20 assist
in itsDyeFthroW. The RtaEest charge that
can he bForght against N Ameriea6 PsFs
ty assutsaly attaches 70 their reg1lae Or!
ganizatiOn. Il is no partisan aceusation,
fabricated for a temporary purpose, but one
cotF0b0Fated by maby C0neurFing facts,
by many printed documents, standing as
mute memorials for the impartial hisiO.
rian. We7haEe had ere this some traitor
GUS plots and local insuFFectio6s-we have
had an Arnold aud BuFr-but never be-
fore haVe entire communities rebelled, aud
been cOHntenRnced Ia that rebellion BY q
regularly organized political party For
snch an offence there can never be for
givehess. Even opposition TO war against
distant enemy, Who cOuId do us little
harm, was regarded by the a AmAriean pe6-
pie asa fault almost iaexp piable- No o-Atone4
meht seemed EHlIibiBhf Whit elderly
PhiIadelphian does not remember those
Successive companies of Washington
Guards raised by our old Federalists aud
sent forward to Camp DuPont2 Gallant
and patriotic defenders of their native city
they undoubtedly were; but they had Op.
posed the war, and their countrymen
could never extend full forgiveness to
what they deemed an uupatriOtic derelics
tion. Let the peace Democrats mediate
on their present position, and be prepared
for the national verdict. tst a
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NUMBER 38.

4 = . u
our yesselaI One Of the hands eommenePi
20 grumblef and the mate stepping thar
way asked him, ftYOu Iubberl What is the
malieE2 fsOh, p said be, .ssthis bloody.
foul and foRgy air. 'tIEhy, you, lRbbeF,Y
said the mate, iithe sun e still shising
what are you blabb6fing about Z" That
Is what has kept us up The same san
stlll shines in; the heaFens-the same God
who rules the destinies o. men and NATIONS
sin stands at the helm, and Il his decree
that the rebellion shall be pot down. Zap
plansey Aud Whea we attempted, tlie
feW-of ne who WeIe left, % re.esnabIjsh the
feeligg Of patriotism even IN the schools
Of New Orleans, which had been demorai.
iEed to al extent which you have no con
EbepiiOn, Ia OB1eE 10 make the children un-
deFstaRd the. great apFinoiPle which ave
were endeaI9EiRg toinculcHle, We eEplaiRi
ed 70 them the feasQlls 8bY we adopted
the emblem u The SliFl aud Stripes g
I I.Wish Iseonld see it 6fteatr i9abiiahed
% the world. II has LAID Do long in the
Imusty, dusty records Of the Country, that
lt has almost been forgotten. Those Stripes
by the act of Congress were originally
thirteen, 20 represents the States aFrayed,
as they pOW5 are alternate white and blue,
with field Of blue 70 represent the universe.
as the unit OF the whole, aud the stars the
lpdePendent Wortds Whten -uoat IN it,
Every time 1 behold it, even upon the
broad wide ocean, where, AsIif shaking
hands across the wide exPRuse Of waters,
my heart leaps, because Il e 70 me The
evidence that God himself rules the aesti-
ny. Of this c0untry. This littles cloud of
war will soon pass sWayj these wounds
and these laeerated hearts, which have
been created by 1t, viii be healed, aud our
country win again stand erect ID the face
Of God, with not one star in that blue fold
dimmed, great, glorious and free--When
the rights of man and human liberty shall
pc the polar star Of the world. u
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