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oas err chaacsd su11pser rear.
:. A garden foil OF Assers.
whose sise-,i.sd porch Of lstdce- work.
sncmcd fsrne1 for Fsiry's bowers
& j, trash. ncshIsks fher FAirka ,n,ees.
To Tsnd he twilight haprs.
Willie inhaksd the perfumeJ gales,
With rsrt exotios accented,
And go sd with rapture on scene.
Viii, b Natures hand had paiated,
auscp,y nympa With regal grace
To nee, ico Howcrs presented.
The bowers we're roses-- of cae hue.
80 Ike ia leaf sni peal,
scarce could know the too apart.
And ALTERING, asked their title
Tie ''saeen Of roses," she replied,
And then she bldshsd, = little.
! raw lie rose tint In her check,
Which purity diseloses,
know that In her suileiess breast.
Calm innocence reroses-
aud. queen OF Beauty, she oHtshoac,
Her gii;--"the queen ut roses."
Mar az. AGArE SrO> r..
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HEADQUARTERS CoSvALEscESr CAxr, ,
Rinl.xoid, ia. May Is, lsG3.

TEADcr ALTERS CoSvALEscExr CAxr,
Rin.xold, ia. May Is, lsG3. I
fISEIarY DOLLARS RswARD--WW b pAid for
rsa APT r,iension the fstSsing desersers, de-
iverei to tins sommAndant q cons~ieseeGt camp at
III past.
Fse.s,an W. Crsnp private Co. A. Tth AlstaaIA
Cavalry sgtd about 10 yesrs. ieet hAgt, oDA eyes.
dark nnjS dark compkxisc, and b eccopoekA tar
racr. enlisted ty Capt. Wn. hsnnosh, N Cherukee
county Alabama. fias "a ulcer pn hk hight eg. AID
mittcl as q psLeLt the 10th 81 Nay. Win ulcer.
Cavalry. N ged sboxt k years feet high light hair
aud ~hiske grey eyes, fAif complexion, eaihiea BY
Gait. HAmEsc;h, IN DckAlb county, Alshoans. aa>
aiauros 90 r.gh, sds. Admitted AZ patent on the
10Th o, May. With Asmei ruifis. -
r. DUDLEY FRAYEE2.
mayis-S0d ~. Ca. Combs. tssf.
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80 Tho present. week, says the New Or.
Ieaus Ficayuup Of thu. 18th inst has witnessed
Tie departure from their old homes of many
whose faith in the Confederacy could aol be
shaken by tire power or softened by the elem.
ency OF tho old Government. Others will so
this week. Painful separations have taken
place. Old s,cal ausl family ties have been
gent asuujsr. Men who formerly uxuriated
in wealth. have departed in poverty. Strange
are the changes-sexrble the consequences
produced by civil war.
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LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Chancssy Court -
~ Harrison, ~ December term l56ls In tHe cess
o J'houss II. Galloway sgatns4 w. W.. Ste uh6 aed
OTHERS, VIII GA the 18th day Nay lne2. al rt Esb-
lie cutlery the li est biddr at tNo c,dft be n-e
door N Hsrfitos an six mon Ina rs~4R, vietcrt res
dempsioi,. tas ssi,nying desss,bsd la1e I'm an
ootsnty. ,n-wits Tfe ksst bail Of the ~ IN Ah
nafSr Of ssdiiou ourteen, eactsona tuvnsAip two,
Isrre fsar Wee. Of tic sags line. b I'd. add seri.
riiy uriii hs required and lien resslped.
! spsef-sv3t y, Il. d. JONES. Gfk. x u.
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nEsIRA BILE FuRSITUgF. BEDDING. &c- AT
- Auc,ian.-TLun.iay morning. My ?ssh, q 10
uita.s, lot Window BliHds. 3 HOdeeeA1ss nss-
trcssA. Wash Shasls, ! MaIhle>sop Issser Tc.lse
! 10, Chairs work Tsbk. I fW&sl hack. Fuse
Cooking Stose. with all necessayy vsoses. los b.
tes, &C. Terms Cash, and the arttebe - b removed
Immediately attsr the ssle. .f-a ,
may2I-1t y. u. WILL.
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"a The Memphis {late Jackeon> Appeal,
is soon to be issued at Atlanta, a, which pout
its enterprising Propriet.rs are preparing 10
remove their stock and household goods.
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A-The House on r. c. MoNary. &. Co. a
well known Try Gooda House Of Nashville.
has been converted into q Wholesale Lqnor
Store, under The administration of the sumo
firm.
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~ The slle Of postage stamps in the
NashviHo Poss Office for tho last week in April,
realized the following ENORMOUS sums: 81.
$50 S91l al. 24si 8I;l97 $50; 81. COS /;
or over Sc, 800 in the aggregate.
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TAXRU UP


A Of oss1aSooss, Ssssc "a Of ocplr, issi, and
& 81 81. g: =, ss e g ~. .ss
SoHN. and ssys H. Ssps2s - IN. Js.i. 9 n:m-
phs said bog n black. 3AseAs. 80 1T issns:
rSge FroSrty, pay sSaIFs ~ " g ssH Ysi :, ~
asste -s., = e !. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sei4bs sSh At sus-
y iion ~ y hisA@s lkiess on ths y. g. kail,
. sss ks's !: az ss s .s vS :. he
rsilstsd .csE.s ..as. shSsecAeHhss, assaEins 20
zee s.: e. ~! M ::s =. I * s s
shc,. "a ". z; L1sss. - ssasssf 90 the prem''''
% Nv. az ~ sd s"A' ~ &c. Walker Il %.
NJOTICE.-0n sa,ui DAY. .bs 9Th day o. yune next.
oast st he Drdi store Of Ssafcy e'Ncksznsy. Fay
et.eviiie rsancssee, de entire STOCK DroFs, iaed
% siss ssss. Ia sssas nsy.aS ,ssa conssyoa : me
:. LIT 4'''s' HsasI!frrss ,1r..,.e.
+, xA- rssslrE. -sf r..if . -. S:N- HAEH'-
S-fs- ss,rss,aasnAS: - hAsSssis.
wHolssArx AND RETAIL DEsLRns
,;socTnEs. Grsrir zxs's rrssisHus
osps. and AA4y other articles too ssalon4 N ns.-
fsss,csu aud ss. caPss'1 'se A"~bs'eiian ef arch
ssAIal-lp .aas.
UEcsvsD AsB feRsAIx--
400 sacks Veal.
2 s ssas. s sas :tc,,,eos.
i. sm4s s' es'-'ss- -Joas l.. ". FiGxca'
( oS sIIE:. .p..as:a no E.si.: -
t.aMssy M ssd s.assA isfs..J ispS -
''. 49,. .,ss' : .. '''ssffa .raxsx
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STOLEN "A valise and pair OF sa,adle l,ass
Containing ladies apparel, were stolsn f,on,
the Spencer House night before 'Sef. A sni:-
able reward will be paid for their rccoyDsy.
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sH1PpISG AND CONCENTRATIONS HOUSE.

ohitx AM NM VVRM1AoU&Vzs HlSS0Ds
GEORGE CHAEBEks g. CO.,
SHIPPING AND CpnaM sSSI0N MERCHANTS.
NAsSA u, N.Y.. -
DART f<.:1iAR atiruucu aid prompt despatch CIV
&c To the is.iling Of al grudncc from the south,
aud all orders fof Godds posotea.ly Giied. By sxEs-
rcaeed Agsn.s. = ,>gS at.erak 1sxss-llx,
,.Sl00 REwARI =. =, =:
81 ~ i ~ ~ s. 80
g g., = c. 90 g % ~ =. 81 -. ESD
I wisl nv asswefe = ste - - f.ss91 - ~
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CroLEN.. From he Depot IN Chrtsn9oga, on the
- might .: The 2Sia ~ April, 1rrnk. e<ataining
fOuaces one White Dorihssiss keCniag nebs, richiy
Embroidered in iroa. in iosed axeus one enbroid
ere Sii Maniiila and other articles OF iAdies AID
childrsi's clothing; alto conta ming r1any vau able
private pa ,ers deeds. belonging 90 - Royce
franklin. Tennessee, liberal reward wild Do paid
Tor theig Return niormstsn that III enable me 70
tis,ls asked. Address Mis-. ~ A. Royce. Greeuville,
renhsssee.' tunyT2t
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hate s.ilsia si No. sss
y1se3ri NM Il qGQIp llns1l8 49, z5l.s11A ssP>
The p6fpe.e Of 80 9tns 0Aoof H.A1sc c0H !,
Nissi0N BgsLNA4A4 ID LynehIssG. Var
Ne asan Keep g s}es = hs3s q .ns
DRY - s.s % cam - 2 va 70
Goudvcting I5e business On tbe. CAA0 Nrinciphs
ss WA DO enabled " ooer lnaneenss1s. - city kld
Cons snmeats q fksr. WhSsa, O6ti ana eli ether
country produce solicisNa sSA psspt vstazras in ali
|eksos, q scon ~ 1sina Up sna$e..'N. .ess.s
NJ ssicis = ssars x sue pnkSe piefensse.
dcsl7-saA -. .SAhlsS NAI1hIAe.
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Col. Js,nes H. Bailey.

Col. Jatses tc. Bailey.
IA fragment accounts have reached US Of the
declining health of Col. Bailey, of the 49th
Regitoen'. now stationed at Port Hudson, we
have Teen requested 20 present The following,
private letter to a friend in ibis city That his
friends ia Tennessee and IN tie vicinity oi his
home may know Of his can,tition:
rcEr HUDsoS, April %, 1863:
Nix pEAs ga My health has entirely Civ
Ell way in .nia climate. For three months I
have been unfit for duty, except during a brief
PEI iod before an1 after tho movemen: against
Ibis place, when was supported by tho ez-
,iiencrt of tho scenes surrounding me have
deg aired Of recovering here, aud indeed Of
be ;ns ever IN able to endure The lardships
of lie svrvice in this climate, convinced ii ]
remain. shall fsal a victim 10 disease, or else
be left to drag out miserable existence, a
prey TO an invalids anxeties. ! We for
warded my resignation to tho War Depart
ment, and having applied FOR leave OF alb
scnce, hope soofl to see yosa. 1t sny purpose
to proceed 10 the elevated region in the vicin-
ity OF Chattanooga, and remain until my
strength ard health shall lie recovered. and
then to ente;. the seevice again in any caraci.
~ in vhich I can he useful. :,
My hsaft is too earnestly engaged in the
great work haifse us, to admit Of my be ng al
idle specfSt6r Of the great d ana, now So
y!orioualy Being enacted. will in the future
- in the rast, do all In my power to secure
the independence which, promises 30 much to
our people and without which we will be
snhiusate,! to the most degrading 81 all bond
age. Very truly, your freud.
- T y E,ttry
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TAKEN UP

ND committed - JAZZ by tie IaIlitsrT acsho ritcs
"A at Chattanooga on the I'd cf eD,totrr, st2. ard
peaes tor tb> county of n s<Iftoa, rAnn. on I've
lSsh 81 Dsc.. 1883, utEro boy she sAy. b. nssss
Wf,ite unity, Team. SAID luc !. black. - year.
bid 6 feet ] inch high. The owner ~ requested 70
curce Jrward. grove property ,ay etnh gnd LAKE
aim cs.t ct tah .. u q"
-t...sl
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n1l- A Yankee sol
vile tAboiinon) Ds
We are JUS. sittitS
The tatoa roh'irepgN
bttle to strengthen
their coming, that
hdence OF the pe0pH
csssas," at friraie. Il
He had better eat
meat to strengthen
gets ready to moved
will have to use TIL
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/ the aprreiisn sit,p and delivery Of wn. Ander.
son 90. ". STA Ark. Regiment. raid Au5rrsoB is 5
feet . inches high, sEed 20 yefrs. blue eyes, hight
hair and by occip alton q farmer. The above named
reward wnfbc given for his sac confinement ar dc
livery any place accessible IN the military author
itics BY order 81 JOSEPH DRhNESi
may23.2w lst 1T. CoInd'g Co..
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NIFTY DObIA Es HEw AM. -For Che spprehen-
l. ripn of NJ greboy Walker. wneA leis me u
Mddlstoy, Tapnf.Sce, On the nrht OF tho aSth o.:
April. he saii Walker is about twenty-five years ol
aes DIRK eas pie xion. six feet high, anock-ALesd,
little hump shoulisred, with scar over one Of the
eycs and aulok uokep lie ID suppcaeis q, lie making
BIZ. way 10 Chs,n Sey county Ahbsna, who're - Nsx
rs,ssd viii give hisy dollars for bis ssfe de fesry
In jail. snd notify me or Jesse fisxpstnck, ~ Dudtr
''''' JESSE r. FITZPATRICK,
maze tyk" Capt. Co. +, lEt Ala. Cav. Regt
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rIlRfRTY pOLLARS REWARD The above reward
will ne raid for the hbprehens'oa aud coane-
me IT, OF ttie too1na deset,r. James Psrkns. Go.
H. 9Th Ark. hegim ent. tie has rcd hair, bIie eyes.
bis somewhat tcck.ed. lie eit CA lie 18th rs
u. LEGElT. ~,
ftey2J yw
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lesry1 setss
Hsas tlp1sfsaa. Aaxv Trsxsssrs. /
TRhaAona, May 2sI. 1858,

General Order No. l7Oy .s -. ID 81. ?
Tho principal FORA At TsllIh1mna is named
and viii he Known "a Sort r siisa.." -. !
II IL yo named BY the Comd's. Gcnf.. in hon
o. Of Big. Gen. Jamss II. Raius. = gallant con
of Tennessee. who fylt ON uie Held Of Mnr-
freesboro, IN tho heroin discharge Of duty de-
Tending his Stase. lily ConDman. of
tSfguedl Gen. Be,nh
IL. W. WAITER, A. A. Ten.
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IXJ MILE l--Srsyed from the under
wv 6a sunday May lHh, 1853. ope medium
SIZED SrSn Marc Mule, VITA scar OF her left shoei'
der csussd b. the traces there n also s.scsr On her
mould !. en- used Iy ene brsdeSit.. Any pnrsan lnd.
ng the s>,ue .niyetvypi.g ilsy me- VIII ID tswxfae1
for their troa6ls. ase Rave lres st ths sssre ns
OF " siker & 6psEcer-
smNy90-a - JAM SpHstSEW.
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Me SHADE reading
g Jatis--digging a
bskaa--Aud wpiiipg
tt1ngthcrtl,e ron
, -vssOr of the y on.
nne stolen pig
81 BE tine Bragg
ghe rascal knows he
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Epecnas< fiss lpndre'
rSns will be paid. n
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TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE The Siege OF
j Vicksbarg. il, approaches ~ Yaxeo, Pass, dc.
Asa ~HAIS~eAs Great .x6'erts hone. and
Lssd Ins k6re aear Gis cesne* iansa. Market SIC
Chsi tan,nsa.
may33 lw DIV. EcCORkI.E.
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49, Aiagtie WlMaield. wac announced IL
appear 0s-tbs, boards Of tho Nashville Thsa-
tire, On tho right st The 22ad, Ia H. play OF
Camilla.
~ Rsbsrt hu, !. D. Rosn, ie,iah Ned
Nartia LeviN, and n. T. Slniu9 csnSeds
prisoesrs. were takes - nsdnsine from har-
ireesbcro, on tt.s2aat.
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- - se@Z&.s.1--f
mi still In - psiAp and pIlsiclS pcistSs 4
WV, he Is oar sdv1ny; and O sud6 ws ~
b2und to trent hiiA. Mr.. Lissoin makes ND
rur enemy ia has very act Of bahislmess
which il The lirst recognition Of cur iniepeIl
dcnce by the Federal Gosernmcnt.T Mr.'yan
landishau, is coat % /orcigm nsaios, ss ".li'
exits" from htto<s. Now expatria:ioh must
he voluntary can not be coerced; and antii
the party conssrned asserts his desire 10 be-
como 4 citizen Of tho country TO vh'c!, b. is
cxiicd, be remains in law and ;u fact It'll
citizen Of the country whence he has bee,
driver. Did tho federal govarnmcn. meat
thiss AssuredIy SO great b!,ndor could uo'
have been male, even by the asses COMPOSING
the Washington Cabinet, aud we look al il OF
tie result of Intention, not OF chAncc or over.
sight Let Mr.. Valiandighan, himself c',usid
or the point. lie is now 10 a foreign country.
rho authorities Of the United States adinit it
to Re 70, ard ssnd lin here to . foreign coun
try. Does he desire to expatriate himself aud
beccns4 Citizen of the Confederate Static. If
60, web sad gucd. We shall havSno more to
say. Bot Sc o Citizen Of tho United States Ire
can not, and 81 ould not remain here. We do
not wish to h., inhospitable; bat We can not
recognize the right Of my pa~ef or court. to
send its conviess here rs to BOTANY Bay. The
South is rot the proper lodge for political her
m;ts however ,ligoiied, or popular. or Noble.
I'll. -------..-es-..------.
Co. We shsn await the OBJECT of the Yankee
CONSUMPTION art with no little curiosity. il
cvsr, thing prove as *a would dssire, a. Vicks-
burg iii this, tho ln.,st Tremendous consDrton
yes. Of the sub ugating Anaconda. provs ffuit-
lees, sad the Father Of W aters remains I'M AIS
able to the mot ~ -procuriog Yankee. aud their
hopes 90 :ons elevated in that direct N b.-
again crushed there il little posi- Utility that
the drafting AMI inscription Ct the Ioosers
will bessate popular with that class Of people
Already the Substitute provision is begin.
ming 10 be isntGed and the people Of the West
viii soon begin TO feel a little Of the Tyranny
Of the Despote power from Washington. The
Nostliorn papers announce that Stanton has
decided that tho acceptance OF $500 in lieu of
service IN preriissive and not rnandatcrv; that
he 10 not uato nal treasurer, and has m time
to hunt up substitutes. The presden, con.
cars, and. che clause selling exemptions nj $500
will be practically Ignored. Con.cripts must
hunt up substitutes as their own prise, or
volunteers viii be called for to be accepted
only a. .subsiitaies for drafted men. and re.
ceive the Government bounty and TIE con-
scripts price of ex empEion bssities.
-z-------e- -------.
sHkA- Tins following General Order ia fl.
and appropriate tribute to the memory and
lfSftla 9faa&q ~ the finest officers
tfs5 ia ssssss IL " Fors xsi,ss g, .s'..a
I lGsrgT 'stss -
HsAt tlpAHfsas, .AaNv TwksssEE.
ssssE sTauaAomA May 2si, 1868,
General Order No. no, .s s,stt Id ii.
4 Fpu 80 = = : - q. .
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CONFEDERATE SHOE LAST FAcTORS.--Cor-
u nsr Of whitehall aud Gardner streets Atlanta ga
-Ybe unders gped have bsen operating this Factory
s;rsn liza Sommopoement and has nor ID successful
opsrxsioa, and hsve improyed machinery or the pro-
dactiou Of shoe Lasts. We are prepared 10 fiii all
orders ct short notice Our numbers and sizes viii
he foSrd decorate. We keep Constantly on hand a
large ssaortment- Shoe manufacturers dealers in
Shoe Lasss W III ind 1t TO their sdyaatage to ogdsa
OGLETRl:E HILLS.
mavt6,l,r WhiaellaH street.
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STOi.EN from ahs
~ the z6th iastas1e
arad one pair RsddH
apparel. sny che -
viii be suisas'y 'puQ(
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SILK RA6S>-we ,
pauIhls Of silk RAGS. a
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nCoHE Houst:--fhe ;undcr.iznedT ba. taken
~ charge Of this large snd onmode1s Hassi al
Cleveland, Tennessee. Tie hosse adasrably adopt
ed To tho accommodation at boarders aud transept
stcmers The toise bss teen thoroughly renovated
and refurnlshcd. Rsfage~ will and thtv u pleasant
yptrest. go. - w. A.EAMP.
nlAyl9-lu. ,r.t.e -, ,..a..t froprefor.
g1IRHLE Il .Wholex be aud Vet eli deal
Genaieucn'a Cloakhpg. dc. 0ppo$ne Frs~ky tevfAn
Church. Chattaaeogk Tenn. lmsy2i.lnsJ
GU BeTtrufRa.-Aay oue ksstag t4G00 TO pay
~ for a,bs, iosle. Will do well to- I'd DRESS (givfrg
psrtiuiars} w. II. Odell, Box 50, AsIsh;a. Ca.
smAyi9-lv
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IAroRMArS0N =
l. ,priv.ea1)a tlse IL
sssrA SICK; r54 K1q
the sch Of 0eedt6ef
Aot lRel. h0ass1 Ut
me-, either ~ ci'tsSn
bs ieaid iss ssa ~
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This we'll knows
ranuvsis d, ia agisis e
Tee surLiiare u tho
s,lsI,er sion.
fii.I2S 81
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RIO! RIO, RICE! RIO COFFEE.

USr received
y Is Sacks ko Coffee,
10 sed Peas,
d; Boxta Toba sco me dinm h nne, pat 10 arrive.
Is Seckg Virginia salt, for sale by
apr22 I'm II. H. NYSRS.
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AN CONSIGNMENT. rs Barrels No. whiskry
" at A.. J. HARRISON s.
may27 81
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ksmsr IN this city sac
Baion officers and SOL
bands that their semitic
be CONSULTED in the
es,ras It ever 3 place
pture. I've required to
) National ans ca CHI
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

A FACT EASILY OBSERVED Whenever
you find a newspaper continually denouncing
Democrats as traitors and Copperheads, you
can set the editor down as q coward and r
fool. 1t is sure sign. An honorable, high
minded man never resorts to such low slang
and abuse. lie thinks more of his character
as patriot and a christian that engaging in
such dirty work. He knows that democrats
and Republicans fill one common grave on
the battlefield and that if ever this rebel
lion is put down it must by done by tho
united strength of both parties, and instead
of attempting to inaugurate civil war be-
tween Democrats and Republicans in the
North, he urges them to unite their strength
aud crush out this internal rebellion. Fools,
however, talk differently. Such men are 9
withering curse to the community in which
they reside, and are, great barriers in the
way of uniting public sentiment.
DoylestoWn Democrat.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
NEVER DESPAIR.

There's gold for the man that will dig it,
And peace for the soul of the seeker
There's Loves wine for him that will drink 1t
O'erHowing the goldcn-lipped beaker;
There's fame for the brows Of the thinker,
If he'll work and struggle to win it;
Every care-cloud that folds o'er the future
May prison rich blessings within it.
There's home for the son Of gaunt sorrow,
A rest for the worn out and weary
A hope for the pallid and desparng,
A light DER each path that is dreary.
There's no wave so dark but the summit
Will break into snow like whiteness-
There's no cloud so black in the heavens
But has some rich, folded up brightness.
'Tis hard to wade through the deep waters
Unseeing the shore that we covet;
IT'S dismal to look for Hopes rainbow
When black wells of doubt hang above it;
But Faiths hand can lift up the mountains,
Aud give us riches supernal-
She points to the land of the Prophets,
The lam! cf the Blessed Eternal
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
Heed His Voice.

Is General Cass a traitor! Who will say
that that venerable statesman ever harbored
a thought disloyal TO his Government? By
the side of the pigmies Of the present day
he looms up, in al! the elements Of patriotism
and greatness, far above. Listen to the old
patriot. He was invited to attend meeting
Of the Democracy Of Washington county.
Pennsylvania. He wrote letter in which
he said:
III have come to look with almost as much
solci,ude upon the action Of the Democratic
party in its primary meetings as for the
result of the conflict at arms, for the reason
that it is now clear that the perpetuty OF our
present form Of Government rests on the
patriotism, intelligence, forbearance and
consistent course OF action of the Democ
ratio party. The Jacobins and radicals who
are the leading spirits of the political party
in power, seem quite as intent on destroying
our civil rights as in whipping the rebels
into subjugation. 1t is our duty to insist
on the preservation intact Of the form o1
Government established in 1880, and that
the territorial limits Of the nation shall never
be diminished. To attain this end we mus
see that our Government is not allowed tc
fall to pieces. We must bold the executive
agents OF the Governmen. to their duty, ant
keep them in their duty until we can, BY
means Of the ballotlbox. put in their stea'
those who will administer the Government
as it was framed by our ancestors"
The old patriots voice should be needed
Let not the tongue Of slander breathe augh
against him who stands on the brink Of tn
grave, with no ambition to crafty or selfis
ends to subserve, with no other motive tha
an honest and sincere desire that his countr
may be saved, and the freedom OF the pee
pie be preserved.