Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1864-02-04

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!. 80. -. =-=-= So. 90 PER 5ANNUA---@
|ediherfeasagpaptips ,ooksa This parry ~sssT
provided with machine in theaslape of ses1o
ga largeasgriage, filled ssithsemes scheniical u
mixture knewps shat localit ,ass sthets o.
fsneezinpg 4copapoqnd s1T This stuff was q,
sns ssGr2as PSBSa pses MT Tefs sxey Rss
runner could be concealed f'p sN' . so,
ns Any man snbjected to its influence TN 80
close quarters must saeeze or nsssbist Ills gH
biler.n .no 1t is described as villanousa com-a
Fpound Of stink and tickle which no opersonsE I
can sustain and live. 10 All parts had abeen s.ui
fnmigated, eSeePs thea coal hunks On lexs j. ii
amin alton, they were found closely. pack,
Zee, with bags Of coal, too close apparently
for the admission Of cat, much less -
man. But the "sneczfng sceinpou1ld'' was :
thrown in freely. After a wliileSa sligiftts g
motion was noticed, then suppressed t@o'
sneeze, quickly cfoliowed4sby a vigorous ~
SCOT tam.'2 In "a few minutes -four any, -
thing but jolly Dutchmen, black as ne-ss "a
groes, half smothered, and sneezing with a.
2-horse power, came forth from their coal ..
bunk berths. They were escorted to shore, -
and what further occurred we know not.
At a late hour the Fanny also came 'p
blockading fleet at the, entrance4eof the
harbor. We presume she has left. before "a
this, but where the jolly, Dutchmen !
are, Or whether they have done sneezing !.
yet, this deponent saith not ,,... !,
! 4E1Y- A correspondent writing from the
army Of Virginia to the Columbia Caro-
| linlan, says: ~' 8
| 80 aIn proportion to population, we can %
spare more men that our enemies. 1t is a :
| great mistake to suppose they (tf1e yam ~
kees) have not felt the war. They have Z
their skeleton regiments as we have. Al 7e1s
have seen numerous letters on battle fields "
fln. which the writer's from yankee homes ~ ;
/ w ould depore the war and declare that IS
i every body who could, had gore to- the /"
war. i saw a. statements few days since shi
! that Ohio had furnished 100000 srnen.--s.'sl u
! Other Northern States had furnished pro- e
portionately r. .5 Where are they a The en-. III
emy isogoing to open the Spring cainpaignd'ih'
With one of the most inongreh armies fthei 81
world ever saw lit will not be as largeatas'e -
those he has brought against us the two 81
4 previous campai gns. .ae Hs@wew meet him y5s
ffrn,ly, stubbornly ,iunitedly and dhopefallyss7
j we will do so successfully sandsthe north~i3 81
ern ballot box next. Fall will declareRodt
to the southern planter, the southern me- 81
i chanic, the southern erchant, and atheassI
southern ship owner, that they mays agoy- eAJ
ern their interests independent.of yankee aas
domination and discrimination. epY1 aiaas1 -
fE~ ssas4 Ell saetSe sasAai
The zyamuer sas aohSo1ts I7ig Prices ore
Kept Ug,.--Thel Nd obilea Tribune has some. :!
4 very truthful remarks upon the manner d
in which heapresent high prices are ssus-5 -
Idtanedae The Tribune diseourses thus: :Sa94@ 2
..aSsBut aslarge portion of the public is re- ''
j sponsibls fortlis and kindreda evils. in, a
other words, our people of means seem to u
I be. helping the. ex.ortioners. Heswho goes %
4 to an anetion sale and buys hafnsovat five as'
I ioilarshsas pound, is, in efsct, although n
rot .cnl pabilty, betterit han shes one ts'
6 who cells at that priceaaBy buying int this sd
i way, he keeps up the belief svofsFscarcity,s 81
which is, the chief purpose the seller to ias
promote.sseEve inaniwho gives and4exvnd y
!, horbitant price for v hat he can dispense sad
With, is therefore working into the handstei
!, Of those whom he abuses and condemns,-rat
Some tAip gs We must buys Weshayeannoe!a
II alternative. We cannets geabareteoted, @se
4 lthongh shoes. be a. hundred dollars aapairslss
fr,1,