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woMAN's TRIUMPHs.

But, Ladies. cannot close this brief
and erratic address, without turning my
attention for few momen ts to you, the
fairer and moro interesting portion of
my audience. The progress of civiliza-
,tion and freedom have conferred no ben
efits upon the world greater than they
have conferred upon your sex. They
found you ignorant, and circumscribed
in your tastes and pleasures-ihs slave
and toy of a proud, capricious and lazy
lord. They have enfrauchised you, I'M
Ill to day you stand confessed ''power
behind the throne" but greater than tho
throne itself. And all this has not beeu
conferred rs grace, originating in a
sense Of pity. but has been fairly won;
not by marshaIiDg your sex in battle ar
raw, all armed with weapons Of offence.
with '.liberty or DEATH inscribed upon
your banners: but with quiet. modest
dignity, wresthed in smiles and stimula-
ted by love, you received the burthen
imposed. dignified it, and rendered it
honorable. You have conquered the
rougher nature and disposition of man.
polished and rendered him moro acccp-
table to himself. and more useful TO the
world. Without urging, you will con
tinue your heavenly mission.
To the fearful strife now wsging you
have sent your sons, with mothers sa-
cred blessing, to protect our country, and
day by day, your daughters are found
by the rude couch of the dying soldier,
soothing as only woman can, his pas
sage to the opening grave. Well might
the poet sing.
The world was sad, the garde was Wild
And man. the hermit, sig he'd, till woman
smiled.
In behalf of this Society. and for my
self. 1 thank you for what you have dene
and will still do; for the interest you
have ever taken in the useful; for your
presence, your smiles, and your encour-
agement to-day.
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- All my Goods will be sold as log
the market viii permit. Large Stock-Larg'
Saies-Smal Profits.
JOSEPH FIRNER;
Prescott, July 9, 1864. 's.lO
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We are YET but new country, not near
" all our land under cultiva alton. And
yet by our system of culture, are there
not palpable indications that It is running
downl | have sometimes thought that
the introduction of the reaper has DANA
eed quite rs much rs it has benefited
farming. 1t has stimulated us 20 put in
grain more, land than we ought, while
at the same time we run them SO low
that scarcely anything is returned to the
earth. Now. l do not suppose there are
any very nutritious qualities in the stub
bio we pillow under, that add anything of
importance to the quality of the soil. Yet
at the same time greater amount of
straw turned under prevents the earth
from packing, permits the air to pene-
trate and deposit its ammonia, which
adds greatly to the fertility.
But theu our whole system of wheat
wheat, is alike ruinous to the land, and
to the pocket of the farmer. This coun-
ty is now sufficiently advanced in cultiva-
ton for farmers to be turning tLsir
attention to other things. / am not one
of those who believe that speculative re-
turns are to be expected from any varia-
atoms we may make in our system of
farming. Such results / am aware will
somstimes take place, and are perhaps
now taking place in regard to sheep
and wool, but they caunot be expected to
last longer than the causes producing
them. And yet am gratified to know
that sheep are being introduced, and
thor numbers rapidly increasing, and It
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Referees Sale.

SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
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GSi.5F"t.;f - v!:iiS':ss.


The llgu.c y..- u;3.iei with prayer, at II
,.'..lorl;. by the EaY. =. i. II ge, d d.
The S:nntr'- amer .;E"nts I" the ill 20 in
.-,aa" me condensation o! r.frcrs .nI pages
-: the ,yn houses, AMI cher Officer, warc re-
.:r:.l md agreed H..
IL. BR.oEg. :r..7 ne Committee IN Courts,
ro;rr;ca ,.a.! wi,h.n. n.n"n%meut. Senate bill
:. I-ry,n. Ire u]niawG.i a%a.-Yirc o. slaves on
!, ats; also u lili amoniir. he aet to protec.
and ;ri:mn;rT citizens. ye.aee! in October,
!>hs: 4 hill t2-ty,suI The tire fr tt" exer-
leo rr certain ,'1,,iI ~.i..f4; .r!a :;n e. amend
tic f,,,c ,.r;
Nr M.aaruER, from IL. Committee on
p~ ,n.s;,in-s and Grieyanncs. rerortci j. bill
t. amend ~. charter -! the Farncr-' and Me.
III .aic,' laru1ar,l CrinIary ri he city .;
Hcarn,ri.
.>ir. T'Lu0n, from ne C5mC.;t;ac IN Fin"Ece,
reported :. h;l. for the relief # 4. f.. and L.
Il; bh
g., no,io, of r.KnLrY. tie bill 70 amend
the charter or the civ q: Petersburg. was
.,Lsn M. The hill rrn.;rrs that IL the ciec
-i.na held il tla, CITY he rull hooks bal! e
ken. 80 in Si.i, s!;t.;,ns' A. present il IS
-,l =, rsr,,. ..n y,,,.', rau. u1tc~; :Y,t
, - ,.n....,z :. H., &c.,, .l.,.,oro
- :. ~. o. TL:..-S
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reported bag; 49, - ':i:'.n;"""'' : 92""''
bill u f'ut'''a 4iHh.'hS. - - -, t'tj'
The niafr!:77r. Il ,i'r rrIrrI.:'r". As agreed
10. provides ;h:' y "!':A =" lawful :" prnSs'
~w'iiI'H' N"''"''' t"':',''. 49, dc a'r''r! IS 81
~: !, g., '"i"h:''H!c h"''': hH <'%'l ~
r!-s:i"'"'l "' '''"'"'"' lH''''''' 4" 'n" IS
"Tr,:0" @: 'Nr r''7,' 8,
lee DIE VIZ" 80 - 'i"e'''i'
'"''"f s"a'i'i.'
tlr. MIrL-. Ir#m tho Military COMMITTEES.
reprrtnl H.. .H!in"i"s III:
As icT ~ gi"TiLH or !iic in"r. rrr.":: dis.
%II:i'No and -"'3rd'nA5'2u At inc c,Talry
~:e:yi.'.
be IT 'E>"ei .. u" I'f%r;'' 0i Il" Ion
:e'riA," ',!"tc-' !" upon representatives
'Ef't D.? :'I 'riH''"' '2''':''i'"E = depart
Ill NJ, M; ::nF PIT m - i"c rHTa:ry under
M '''HJHaE'i Ia. i" ffH 'ft' IL tae enaniy,
behaved IN an I! '~hH'Nhe-' "r h"ve
=. ,ji.' ''' ,..., 49, -;
..n4, ~. r.. j,rn: ..-.,r .n:..,i;,.r N b.
ii .~.-.,io:. .!,i g.. - II .i.gat s"r'. rsc...aa. -
l.:;a....n. a. 20 :.,lgs".. - :, r,rrc.; =. in, \
r..rin,, ~ ~ extraordinarily Provided.
tie .r!.r g.! ~ ;'i...,;cnt rna|I Iniv rlr:iruc
IN :arrr un'ii :s.cI t.oao n4 to ..,.< ma: Re
a'i,.!ir.n~i - & m~iI.u.Ty c.ne- ~ srir5 ma
r;:.i.
Ny, Jn":g %: Tanr "a-:e.-H ~ wiat first tl
WING II ,nty "rt ;::ci uv tina. / E1ve to
rn-faGnr lie iG!i iaIaiin:;f,-.
Mr. CHARITIES. - N~:g'".a--A; .cei.
IA: :.n.:":, Fl Nj. Ju>rs s.s lD,,--H},S- -
rn.- =.
TIE Hill 49, .Ica rasSri-nycs 81. r"rS 81
-. al IL,
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REIMBURSEMENT.

CAxp eern y. G. T., February Is, i""!
At n meeting Of the officers srd men u Z r.
peny G., from Orange county. 2esh \ & B.
the following preamble and resolutions VIZ
adopted, with but two dissenting voices:
Whereas, in view # the continued jegpari;
Of our count.y's rights, the necessity for Ma,
ted and untiring ~c1ertion on the part OF q"
true Southern men 70 defend their rights
patriots and soldiers, and that VIC are drte.
mined, on our part, never to give up th2 pc
emf struggle, SHIRT Of complete indepsBtNas,
TO our country, ard security in our na'on''
rights tkcrcfo,c,
/. Resolved, That we do re-enlis; in ~
service Of the Confederate Sta:esfor the ~.
2. That We intend to do battle for orre"'n'
try until the last foe is queilad, ani orr ,af,,
ner waving to the breeze from the piuna'.td
every town and city in our beloved iand
). That, although we have been from bore,
for nearly three years. and are very aaz:ga'
to return to the loved ones there, we iae. ::
to lie our duty 70 remain in the service, 81 VI
regard our cnusc J~st, and our coEdi!i.n ~
perate without Independence and entire III:
dom from cur invaders.
4. That we hope Congress will DO so,ac,a''.|
f%r oar derraciste1 currency, rs our "a&'I
vii! hardly Guy 0uT tobacco. Il
5. That these resolutions be pubi'-'''
the Eichrnond "Eaquirer," Fayetteville '''I
s~ervs-' ard Bibli.a! "l1e:order."
Capt. O. ". McCAuLEr. Oh"
W. G. STANFORD. Sec'v.
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VOTE o. TIE MILITARY SILL.

Thu following ~ tho vntc on1r the Military
Bill, as i. passed in secret scss,3n:
YEa..-Msssrs. BELL, HoteIar, Boyce. lsreek-
inridge. n. " RrDeo, z. II. Bruce. Hu,ne;t,
Chambers. Chamhl;ss. Chiffon, Chsismar.
CLARK, Conrad. Ttsrgaa, De JARRETT. DARE,
Elliott, Funston, Garland, Gorir'li, G'odc,
Ha,tridse, Hilton, lnSran. Johnson, ker"n
Of North Carolina, Lander, lewis, Lyon,
Lyons, Machon, Mclean, McRae, Niles, Mil
ler. Perkins, pngh. Rssa, Russell, Swan, Vost,
Villere, Wclch and Wright ri Isz.s-ycns4@.
NAYS -Messrs. Arlington. Ashe, Atkins,
Baldwin, Bs.ksdale, Bridsers, Cl"pn. Ciop.
ton, Collier. Curry. Ewing, FarrOg, Foster.
Gather, Graham. itanty. i%iolier, Jones. Mar
tin, Mcdowell. MeQucen, Ncnoes, hunner-
lynn, Preston, Rails. Sexton, Simpson. Sin
sleton, Smith Of North Carolina, Staples,
Strickland, Tripps and Mr.. Spcaker-nays
~
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WEDNESDAY,. FER. L., ls6l.

Hs'f
The Senate va c:lioi IN Order ct l. p'clGcG,
ST., by tao President, Licn:cnant Governor
Pace.
Prayer - ;ho Rev. Mr.. Cranberry, Of the
hic;ho!iss C.nrc;!.
4 restitution was received from tie House
.! Delegates. announcing that the House had
appointed anothc: Joint rnmTit!cc IN tie dis
asrccncr. "I III" Two Houses On the bill fGr
trr relief &c so'di.rs' frmil;ca residing within
tie lines cfthe enemy, and asking the appoint
men. Il another committee OF tie part If the
@oEG;c.
Tie resolution ~ agreed 10, and : c Pres
iicnt appointed the following as tho Senate
committee: Mesa. Armstrong, Lewis, Hun
-, Gjl"c, and Christian of Augusta.
lac P:"-idca. presented q communication
from the Governor, IN ~Tclati1a - rho sentence
passed ~ Il Court " Oyer aud Tcrminer u?' Il
4 Stare i".tAe county u: AppCma:toS, :or the
murder Of his nrrrscer. T." Governor sta-ca
tina. the slave having escaped, and being sill.
~ large. al1 liz lag u execution passed, the
question arise, is there any pomer, and in
whom Gocs j. lie, 10 nane anctiie. day for tke
execution .; the said criminal. in case Of lis
arrest. Ire Go7n7nor ,qu5st the LayiSla-
;urr io'mak- provision Icr ;his and Eko octur-
renee - iu;rrc.
BILLS PASSED.
TIL, following bills we're read the third time
and passed:
Anticipating the Con1nion Council Of the
town Of Dsnv.lle 10 acquire lands in the eoun-
~ of Plttsylrsnia for public uses.
Amending the charter Of the city Of Peters.
burg.
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EXECUTION OF DESERTERS

The Kinston Correspondent Of liz E:.if'
'Cor;elera.c," under date Ct F'ebFnsfg !"
writes:
is S.snly. Lewis Bryan. Mitchell "::l.
William Irving. and Amcs Amyutt,5 !: Es:A ;'..
Battalion, who had deserted their c0!"rs"ni- :.
to tie Yankees at Newoern ami taken u" -.
against their land aud kiulrel, were t-a1gT'
this place on yesterday. =
Tine prisoners were accompanied % IN; =
lows BY liokc's and B:rton's BfiSa!+!. -.
assembled the scatfold with u finn sd ea,
step, aud seemed 70 bear Up under iA?!' ~
with much forti.ude. They had but HE 20"
except Busick. who, ! learn, en'res;si A,r
comrades in arms 10 stand By iLeir nag "n+ .
desert it u7der any circumstances wi"'e's, !
they should come to the i1nominIou' ts ~,
those who were then about TO die he Ts,
death and Gil the felop's grave. 81
never had been born" enc OF the p'''ons. },
hssrd to e1clsin in bis anguish, 8 no"""
fore the trap fell.
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THE YANKEE ARMY ATCHATrANOoGA.

ATE aUiAuA ~
A correspondent of the Louisville "Journs!''
rritiog from Nashville, gives qaite n sor'bre
account Of the condition of the Yankees at Chat
tanoogs. He says the army there is shivering
in torpor, cnd thst fuel is so scarce in the camps
that all the siuups in the valley have bssn chip
ped 70 this ercnul. The correspondent adds:
scythe would rot shave the grain from the
Geld uIo:e closely than the axes Of the soltisrs
the vast forests ii Chattanooga Valley. Wood
conld. bs procured near Missionary Ridge. hu.
we have actually no aninui- to d:aw it 10 camp.
There is no forage at Chattanooga. and horses
and mules are dying by scores. Lcsa and fragile
frames are stalking over the 'ields and through
the streets of the city rs though y ts'nine were
abroad in the land. Dead horses and mules cumber
the streets and alleys Of the city and their bodies
are ro,tinv in the plains around. Hundreds ri
amin ais, turned out 10 pick subsistence in the
field, have wandered outside our lines. and ara
now .~ottering Owe the old battlefield o: Chicks
msuga, the neutral ground between the two
armies. Until the railrond is completed to Chat.
tsnooga forage and supplies for the troops will
be scxnt. This river is running with ice that
will somewhat :mpe,le the hoats.
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Euqn11tt
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 10, 1864.
THE MILITARY BILL-THE CURRENCY
Ry ySL,ER &

BILL-THG TAX ACT.
No oct or acts &C the Confederate Congress,
passed since tho organization Of tho Govern
mont, a;c 50 we'll qualified to attest the deter
minsa;on Of Congress t. successfully achieve
the independence Of the country, ~ the three
great laws which have recently been enacted
the Military, Currency and Tax acts.
The Military Rnl devoses 20 The army, di-
rectly or indirectly. rhc whole physical power
ana ensrsy Of the country. Providing. hsst'
recruits fer the ranks By an extended con-
scr;n;ian, it '.hen organizes tao ren"i"'nS
labor Of the county, ior the sole use ana 'e.e'
A. Of tac armv and the cornIry's; cause. The
treat peryadius principle Of this military "ii
20 ,bs, svarv man owes 10 his ocuairv tho duty
os defs,d;nr i. either IN or out Of the ranks,
and the law provides for the discharge OF this
paramount duty by putting in the ranks all
mon capable of bearing arms except certain
,norso,,s who can DO of more service 10 the
cause ou. Of. than in the army. Exemptions
and details are permitted upon the great and
important. ,rirc!rls Of promoting th9 pubic
service, aud not upon sl,y right or favor tom
dividuals. R.coeaiking Ihc absolute depend
an,e II .bs couatry's cause upon the great
agricultural i~utsresr, the Congress, while pro-
tecting this grea, interest, has made It c'ntfi-
butte to the support CT the army, for the PRIV
lego Of its eZsmptlon-thus pro'Hes'hs Tue
production Of the country, without 1erriTlng
the army of the recruits necessary I" IN 'e'"-
forcement.
This bill orc"a'zss N army u 'A'''f'S "
Cooperate with he army Oh ''"s''!P'S-
deYotins 70 tue CAUSE ...,.
energy Of the eoun'F?' "e'H
supported iy ths Fe'"'e' '''-- >, Co.,
happy iuh"ah's '"'" -
serSfy - on ''' ,.I
deoCe, tie i'''f''7 ""'
country ID ee iTet'
. The Currency BIZ. IA "no;aci circumstance
in this evidence ~ cur fuTf's' - "S''''!'''
Independence. las the Sacs!ito O. 'aS "'"-
rice Of the people a?on the ai'ar q PATRIOTISM
"a sacrifice, with '"mo persons, H"s'er ~
make :han 'as' even Ni ''f: a"' I'o''''s
Bnt it, ns7e7.hsics', VAN re che"!1"H; ii's'H'
The currency was 'ae Cf'"'eT' "''"e' '""'
beses oa7 cause. us lhs"u"'' '"'''" ""S
nnoefm!nlHs Porl'' '''"'
were destroying Inc power 81 inc Government:
II. rsdunAsocy yss an cSorbi,aa. tex alnn
n.-.tt;, ,,,rrr uorc dcsirrc,iye l., nr,lur-
'n' Fo0 ou oo,tno,
ton thnu al the ACTS u 'A' 'eH'S
This dagger ia met and removed lie SUiic
has h,sn nut in deem, and al! paris If this cor
-.,;.. .Eso.ss cr. swav. The wound will
r0oiHs I'eFo a.,a,o f ~.
hea! and Tue pa!'c''' 'sAe AN" "'
with energy uniApalTec.
The Tax As., u.oyiii5g for The future
-. g -, a,rc-,,on, "a 20. vitl.,ut
support " IT .I
Its W2"r':h1e' evan "nen Ns'"tH'"'J
considered ou5. wher taken in connection
1r;,h IN, Military and Currerc7 biss, i.
- ;.,..,ao- RAJ, ia ,h, svs
Ss'0- al;,k ~, r,r.r,,. bos
TEN o! p""''e a'I'n'' ''''n .
provided Tor the country. II is'ae n'aculnely
To provide the ways and means Ct supporting
+ha ruy &C ornr,o,inp the c1use OF effect.
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E REFUSED.

A despatch was received 1T the War De-
partmen. las. night, announcing that the en-
envy had been hpulscd, with srcnt loss. at
Grand Pass, abcut thirty.fiva miles fran Mo-
bilo.. The attack was made by !~1f,N'yI, sup
ported > gunhoat+, and isok & e" i"es'
Gay
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To TAKE rnE FiELs. Bishop George F.
Pierce, one Of the finest orators thss Georgia
ever prodncsd, has consented to step aside from
the ecclesiastical duties for a brief season and
devote mis- grsa. powers to tho tack Of arousine
his country u.cn 10 tbs duty in the present crisis.
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DEATH OF pARsoN BRoWNLOW.

DEATH OF PARSON BRoWNLOW.
The Lynchbarg Republican Of Tuesday last
announces tue death Of that vile old renegade,
Vim. G. Brown!ow, which occurred in Knoxville
afew days ago. The "Repubican,' in making
t6e above announcement, says tue gsl;ows hhs
thus been cheated Of its due.
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REIMBURSEMENT OF TROOPS

NEw M.axEr, Feb l7.-lIumphrey's )
sjxs;ppi brigade, McLaw's division, re cnI!:
t.-day, for forty years Or tae war. o:heT
redos are following the example. The
Georgia regiment, Andcrs2n's brig::"'
also re-enlisted.
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81. .joxs,. y Tenn: 'noTFd :aa Indefinite
ao4trG u ~ 10! s.c hill sgd amendments,
.rI c:!':' .bn u,cati",i, winch vas "rde'"l
"rat~% .h:i motion. thc ~llon:n. on m't'nn
Il Nc. !,Sr-. :dj"u:nci.