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ECON Fortrees Monres.

FORTRESS MoNko e, July /.
Gen. Butler and staff arrived last evening
from Bermuda Hundred.
prize steam, er came 10 this afternoon with
prize crew No particulars yet obtained
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TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician.
No. N Clapp's BIock,

MOULD respectfully announce 10 the citisens Of
w Portland and vicinity, that he has permanent-
Y Ioeatsd In this city. During the eleven mo-ths
te worst forms of disease in persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment In vain, and curing pa
tents In so short time that the Question IL cften
asked do they stay curedf To or this question
70 Will say that all that do not stay cured, We win
doctor the second time for nothing.
DR.. ID. hss been practical Electrician fer twenty.
one years and 10 also regular graduated physcisn
keotricity Is perfectly adapted 10 chronic diseases
In the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralxa
Ia the head neck extremities consump tion vken
In the acute stages or where the unzs not fully
Involved; acute or chronic rhermnifm, scrofuA hin
dsesses white sweliings. spinal diseases curvature
OF the spine. contracted muscles. distorted limbs,
palsy or paralysis, ST. vitas' Dance. Deafness SIAM
raering or hest.ney Of speech dyspepsia. indigss-
every case that can be presented: asthma, broncb.
ts. STRUCTURES OF the chest and Ill forns Of female
oomp,aiutsl
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Stage Notice!
For North Conway. NH. Tri.Weekly Line,

OF MOTH OOUWdy. N.IIs IT.W eekIy Line.
PASSENGERS leave Portland at Z IS A. NJ over
l. the Y Il G. Z X. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days. via Gorhsm, Stsndsh, Limingfon Cornish, Hi.
ram. Brownfield aud Fryeburg, arriving at North
Conway at 81 O'Clock L. NJ. retaining by the same
route Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. arriv-
ing 1T Portland in TO take the Boston steam
Jhs- excellent accommodations and remarkable
scenery are not surpassed by any other route.
JOHN w. WEEKS,
Proprietor and Driver.
June 2l-dim
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak ssomachs
lame and weak backs: nervous and sick hesdachsr
dinzness and swimming In the head, with lndixes-
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain In the aide
and hack; leucorrh0a. Tor whitesl; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors. poiypns, and
al that long train os diseases will fnd in Eleetric-
tsy sure means Of cure. For painful mensfruAtior,
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity certain
specific and WILL In short time, restore the snferee
TO the vigor of health.
~ We Aare an Iis,iro- CAe-sieai apparatus fof
extracting Mineral olson rum the system. such
Mercury. Anthony, Arsenic, &C. Hundreds Who
are trcabled with stu joints weak taeks and vAri
Gus otherdifncuties, the direct Of which. In
nine esses out OF ten "a the effect Of pcsonou. drug.
can be restored 70 natural 9Th and vgor By hs
use Of from I've to eight Baths.
Once hours from o'clock A. u. TO r.n.iA
o; and TO Pm.
Consultation free fyf&tsed
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FOR SALE.

TGNHE story and half House, No. IS Cedar street.
n Lot 3If BIZ 52s II has seven finished rooms an
pie closets, plenty ofhard and soft water, aud gas
throughout. Every thing in perfect For far
= h particulars enquire of JOHN +. RAND, No. 9
Clapp's Block, Congress street. juned30d2w
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Dissolution.

DiSsOIIitiOn.
TlyHK firm of Howard d Strout, a. ATTORNEYS and
Il CounselloTs NJ Law. is this day dissolved BY mu-
tuai consent. Either partner viii attend to the set
tlement of of the business of the late iirm
Mr. Howard will continue to occupy off &c 81 Mid
die street, over Casco Bank.
Mr.. Strout will occupy Office l05 Middle street.
opposite head OF Plumb street.
JOSEPH HOWARD,
SkwALL G.. STRoUr.
Portland June ~, 1854 -d3m
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Notice..

SrRAYED into my enclosure Friday, June "a, a
- dark red Cow. The owner can have her by pay
ing bills. JOHN HORTON.
Gorham, June 81. lSd4.-d2w'
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IN Thursday, July 7th at 10 A. n, ct No Calt's
- BLOCK. for account Of whom II may concern. We
Snail sci small invoice Of Goocs from the wreck "a
steamer boheman, consisting of Broadcloths Cassi-
meres. Linens. Table Covers. Tsfors' Trimmings
Carpets, Carpet Bags. Walters. &C., &e.
jy4 dtj HENRY BAILEY 4 CO. Auef,rs
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Carria ges, Carriages !!
Firmly Built and Neatly Finished.
j. F. LIBBEY, No. 90 Preble ST..

OFFERS for sale. at his establishment, q variety
" of Carriages made in the neatest and most sub.
stantial manner. The assortment comprises all the
dill rent styles OF Light Carriages ana they will be
sold on the most favorable terms Persons intend
log TO purchase Carriages will find 1t for their inter
est TO call and examine before buying elsewhere.
june2Sdtf
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horses Carriages, &C., as Auction
M saturday. July 9Th. at IL O'Clock A. NJ. O.
norses, carry ais, Express and Concord Waaors
Roekawsy, Jenny Linds. Harpe,sss ke'. ne
Ja dfd HENRY BAILEY CO.. Aucs'rs.
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in which the advantages of careful home training
will be united with thorough Instruction IN ali the
branches taughtin Semins aries of the first class.
The long experiences of one teacher as Principal
of Home School in Virginia, and the reputation
of the other as a successful teacher OF many years
standing. in Portland, WILL it is hoped, procure pa
tronage and insure success.
A Gentleman OF experience will be a. the head OF
the Home Department, and pay particular atten-
ton to the physical training of the pupils.
For information see circulars or Inquire of Miss
A. NJ. BAILEY, No. IS Spring street.
REPERENcEs:-Rev J. w. Chiokering D. D. (;
Hon. John Nesl; Charles A. Lord; Hezekiah Pack
ard; Joseph Libbey.
New Gloucester, May &c, 1854.
may 26dl wthen2tawtf
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Bv Electr1citv

Tho Rheumatic the equity, the lame ana the I,,v
leap with JOY and with the agility and elastic.
lily Of youth the heated brain 10 cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored. the uncouth deformifies re-
moved fslntness converted TO vigor. weakness 10
strength; the blind made see the deaf TO hear ard
the palsied form 20 move upright: the bemishes e
youth are obliferated the accidents OF mature HE
prevented; the cslamities OF old are obvisfs1 spl
an active otroulation maint ninod
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Mafriuu,OuinI.

4 STRANGE young man who has been . long
N time from the Eastern States, wishes TO be in.
troduoed to some young coored Lady of this city
Object mutual improvement whatsoever writes TO
this young man gets twenty dollars reward, in her
answered letter Address,
GEO. 4. THOMPSON
u. s. Steamer 6eEessee,
Western Gulf Blockading Squadron,
OF Mobile, Ala.
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Guardians Sale OF Real Estate.
DURSUANT TO Q license from the Hon John A

DURSUANT to license from the Hon. John A.
Il Waterman. judge Of Probate for Cumberland
county. hereby give notice that shall offer for
sale at public auction on Friday. July 8, D., 1854
at o'clock r. NJ on the premises, oneeiSht part Ia
with the dwelling house on Franklin street, Port
and formerly the properly Of Parker Esley deceas-
ca and numbered "a on said street.
said one eighth part being the share Of my wards
lanes henry Isley. and Lydia Giddinss Carr La
icy In said property.
Dstec at Portland this 18th day Of May A. ID. leo4
...A JOHN J. ADAMS, Guardian.
az me same time and place. the rem aiming seven
eights OF said property will be offered for SAFE Ihs
by IS feet.
In. ga HENRY BAILEY q CO.. Auctionsers.
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Portland Laundry

NOES ALL KINDS OF FAMILY WORK Or.
II ders left ct F. A. SMITHS, No. lis Federal
St., will be promptly attended to.
je27d2w' SAM'L LEWIS
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For the Islands.

uc~ On and AFTER June 18th the steamer
klt@Szf> CASCO will usiii further notice
sz<SSSc-s~i leave Burnham's wharf for Peaks
and Cushing's Islands AT 9 and 1880 A. NJ, aud .
and so L NJ. Returning will leave Cushings Island
at .. i9 and IL Is A. M, and 2 40 and els PM
June 9-dtf
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Hsvingpurchased the SrERsorYPE PIArr from
U. L. SANsoRs Co.. of thi. city, we shall in IN.
tdre publish the valuable Series Of SCHOOL BooKs
heretofore published by them This series. tove,b.
er with our former publications, viii make the sl.
lowing List
Norton's, Weld and Quackenbos' Gram.
mar,
The Progressive Grammar,
BY Weld & Qaaekcnbos.
The Progressive Parsing Book.
BY Weld & Quackenbos.
Yields New Grammar,
Yields Grammar,
told Edition.l
Yields Parsing Book,
Yields Latin Lessons and Reader,
Holbrook's First Book in Arith metic,
Jackson's Arithmetic.
D. & n. also publish HxRErsAs's ASrr.Axou.
Lac SYSTEM OF
Rapid Mercantile Writing,
In Eight Parts. with printed copies a, tho head Of
each page. In exact imitation of the Author, bean.
tiful style of
PEN M A NSHIP
We call special attention to these
New Writing Books,
As they are admitted TO be the most practical copy
Books ever offered TO the public; and they are now
being rapidly introduced. having the full endorse.
ment of the
Superintendent Of Pablo Schools Of The State Of Haine.
Besides the above list which we publish. our Spec.
ial contracts are for the following books
Progressive Series of Readers and
SYellers.
billiards Series of r eaders & Spoilers.
Sargent's Series of Readers & Spoilers.
Colton's & Fitch's Biographies.
Browns Grammars.
Greenleafs Series of Arithmetics.
BLANK BOOKS,
STATIONERY
ROOM PAPERS!
A FULL HTOCK
Always On Hand
! N. B.-Booksellers or Country Dealers who ar,
not coming to the city, may write to stating sbou
what amount they purchase at time. and we vii
send thema
LIST OF PRICES,
1t wanted.
Bailey & N owes:
Publishers and Booksellers,
SO and IS Exchange Street
Portland, Me.
msy2sd2m
Portland Army Committee
OF THE
u. s. Christian Commission
Chairman, 7. Z. Hayes, receives Stores at lilo Mix
die street.
Treasurer. Cyrus Sturdivant, receives Money at
Commercial street
Secretary, Henry II. Burgess, receives Letters
50 Commercial street.
! Andrew j. Chase, DR.. w r. Johnson
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BY TELEGRAPH
Portland Daily Press.
OFFICIAL NEWS DISPATCH.
FROM GEN. SHERMAN'S ARMY.
From he Army before Richmond.
Operations Of our Cavalry Force.
Destruction Of the Danville Rail-
road.
Slaughter Of Negroes by the Rebels.
Losses in Men and Artillery.
THE ENEMY MARCHING ON
MARTINSBURG.
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For BALTIMORE

YIN Tn good schooner l. W Pierce, Lor
stxg ing master. will sail mex; week. For
~<~><l<.O freight 10 the bulk Of 400 barrels, apply
to X. g. YORK 4 SON.
Is Moulton St, head of Long Wharf
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Ho! for the Atlantic House |!

A Persons wishing to spend the day at the
yxIs Atlantic House. Scarboro' Beach, will find
Z k$sIsSs GOOD Coach at Oak Hill Depot upon the
,lla Carnival of every train. Fair from the Depot
Ato the House. 60 cts.
JUL calm Z. A. LIBBY& co.
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1-EO BUSHELS Prime Western mixed. car
Il w go of sch II. X. Dunton.
400 BASKETS Ia 1re OF that rerg Superior
Southern fellop
CO IL N,
Cargo ofsch l.. W. Pierce. row landing at No 10
Commercial street. and for sale by
june21eod2w EDW,D ii. BURGIN
, 1864-08-20


Ne print the following communication
from the Editor Of the Nord Sxra Ger1.an
rarcr published at La Crosse. TIE commu-
nica,ion YES addressed TO the Chicago Times
bu: that paper refusing to take bach Its sian.
dcrous lien vi on the Germans Of Wisconsin.
We ci>e 1t as It was Written:
:, La Crosse, Wiz, August Sd. 1861
Editor Chicago Times:
SR,-Il yonr is.ue uf the 1tt you publish In a
o-ca!ed special dtspatch from this place the fol-
"Thtre is no donb: that a party Of Germans are
making sfIansements t. resist the dram. They
aboyt hete. and have screed not to 60 to war till
taken ~ prisoners, it drsf' 3D."
No dtnrt yon Or your correspondent took this
:os,ce from the L crotee Democrat Of July 9Th,
in which the Editor Of 1h1t sheet, Mr. II. Pome-
reJ. In an editorial notice said about the same
thfrg af parry Of l. 1'Germans' iD a county nor1h
Of L croste y 30 are making preparations to re.
Now, s1r, in lte nama Of the Gcr,naus hare /.
most tmphaHcally protest against the:e wicked In.
sIunasioIs az there Ia not "a tota OF trath in it,
znd consider II tht most ecnrril0us, the tneanest
and us0et con:en,ptibe attack, rot only upon the
loyalty INT UPON The Intellect and the guud com
publicity to euch vil1Atnous Hes about them. Il il
certainly altogether intended to crea.e q wrong
imp1ektion Gu side Of Ia Crosse. Of public sen
trraet,nabIe designs elsewhere, and rs tie author
waa perbppe afraid to set rcbuEed 100 quick Il he
should put lish these lies atout The citizens in
he II 1rte1 70 the still mcaner act OF ca1uc-
Mating certain class II citizens, woich he
thought would not soon get swAre OF his dolngs,
Nj. roInefoY, .FSo for the rake Of gaining 4 lit
tie noto,ie:y, ,o1ts1pstcs and manufactures damaa-
ole ltet, is regarded here bY ererybody US public
clown. ard would nat hare taken the trouble to
answer the attic1e mentioned. Il It had not been
re-puhlishtd IN yoEr paper. Believe me the Ger.
1nare here and elsewhere arc ene and Ill law
ab,o1ng c1tizers, although some tof them might
not 1Gos up;n, all the congress s1oual laws
as the cmboaiu,tnt u1 wisdom and right.
Hut not one csn be found who tntend- to follow
The eounst,s Of such native American fools, as tht
o1E1basor OF y"9r dispatch spoken Of ~ ope.
lhops yoq VII M te lind enough to TO gIse @ this pro.
viii oblfgc, iouss uuly,
JoHS ULn1cu,
Editor oil the .S0rd 4tsyN,
, 1864-08-20
r,r CoppnuaEAD FLAG.

We have ut lsrt In this country breed CT
scc,ndrels claiuirg to be tho Democratic
1trtv, p no dare not uufurl over their heads
Incl. c,u.try's hsg. What better proof
would We hive that they know they Gre
traitors. The imports Of tie Springfield
"Peace Democratic" convention state that:
"The principal s4es we're white, with mottos OF
various dnds- AsnY Of the horses had small white
sss oi crowd Wore whi:s Fossttes ard barernat @
hadSca-"
Thank God, tr=ators lore n. the sta-s md
'f1rca' =. no sooner does party become
ripe for tTectoa, than II hauis dawn the old
tlaE "i our Uniop, ard rcns Il its tE:.itcrous
rag in oppofltloD to 1t. 30 did the rebels in
4eu. At firee the.r, flag wus the white Dag
to indicate, Is Curr;e OF Alabama expressed
i, :be b1oodless + turc of the revolution
:hcy: lse accomplished tuu6er Bucl,an~n's
:,dmib;stratior}. Whcn they suspected some
fighting i tgtt hftfr nil r.sult from their
up. acea:I aec:Ectcn," ..:y adopted ne
teviee-she Palmetto fag, CT the r4stlc-nake
cc,led aruud The palfo-exPrasfive Of, the
cs1pcrl.cad party ciirsi. 6 70 the South. At
.:4st they adopted the "stars aud baya.'' The
sz.pTer'' eeds nave thrown of the M aek--!si5
tflEs tie rtftcr.i ct1hlt rs-snd ndn2te! .Aa
iret deeit n OF III" 1ebe1a-tae white flsg--taat
siic: they aeed to represent peaceful. sece4-
sior, r.,d witch their E,r;hecn fr,esds 30
Ese ioreit1cstnt tac-lai dlslnic1s--a .:1y::i
ard i4lschosd uoze bloody and dc :ep.iye eva
ttan ptactfrl secession. TAe Nev Yerk
:eace rict meetings lsst year l.o2Ped the
tssss and stripes, .rd raised ,as wn;: Sag.
The Springfield pace 1aen nave oene the
same. What mysterious virtue IL there In
scr ccun.ry'a ctg that MAKES it Ii: ira. test
Of lo3 sliys
, 1864-08-20
lie State Fair.
OFFICE OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
FAiR OF Ill STATE SANITARY CONFUSION. )
DE0ATCN. Ill. Auc IL 1GG4-

OFFICE OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
FAIR OF Ill. STATE SANITARY CONFUSION,
DECATUR. Ill., Aus. Is, 1861.
Preparations are already being made TO-
the II oet Convenient accou uodaIIon IF tb,.
State Agricultural Fair, which takeg MAC.
bert r. IN The Eth to tue 17.h Of Seprefnber
The fair grounds ate being cleaned. repaired
snd enlarged. -Haring learned iron ,ast
Years experience What is nlost needed. tits
designed to have the arrangements this yea,
approa.h as near Perfection as auy hu:oar
WORKS ever do.
the State Sanitary Commission are going to
hold fair Tor the benefit OF the noble cause
In which, thty are labortng* Pcrsons in dit.
utmost to forward this great and good work
nave betu communicated with; building
two h1ndfed feet long and ffty feet wide l.
be ecunepicuonsly d1sp1as ed, either for. e1hl-
bltiun cr Tor sale; the lars eat hail in tho city
has been procured, 1hefe each eTaulug IN
tie II eek some ki1 of an entertainment will
bt gIvtt fer the benefit Of the Sanitary cause;
III tact, The large aid hard WORKING execn'
tiyc contn;ttee arc leaving nothing undope
to make Il l. fstr eucces5f1l one, tue result
OF which Fill reach onr sick and ~oandcd
snldlerf with telling ef.et It is hoped thaf
.vsr t'srson 10 the 81 tic will DO ~hat ht
Can for 'Ass praiseworthy .eaueo. .Conir15u,
items can be cent to H.. C. johns. Genera!
eulx 1iatcudeLt Sanitary Far, Decatur, Ill
Iblf rs friendly to tho cenee are solicited to
publish this Communication.
ALaszo BURoRos,
Sec Ex Com. Stale Ss1. Com.
, 1864-08-20

MIGHT scAxGMG .s!.e; u 81 SR: ~, =.
cHARL.s xus1e ~ 1reuc1a1 n q ii ssshs sazls saa
oas;s e = 81 q ~ I'D
ts1ce9 ce9nh1snia 70 i fpxf bNcA Boz &l&. Anaoe2 tA
, 1864-08-20

n T.. z II
rp,cnerNt.ea at,s an.st So. - rssss a.,cn,
IL. al ~ ~ ~ ~,
na1S 9asn!s Ntsn1M ~ n1m ,;;snrt ~ u" pt1e' =
oQtot I, Eo!C. lsooe y ~ r!tHoas snaH
tofFEk-ie aLtfl pet:otA :. - sahaa"s ~ G2eet:.
nei I: ~ ac!fe 1eeulAA4e GeHaaG oss bp.unE ~
iof Mio ana tae lr1.saSsiens ara asse: a; an =,
ped e maxi It certain that esya.al cs5SoSs aAye
cnshKso nanaa. 1etaung y May % 2a$su4o0 osGe.
Etfe Or Nss Ut " the e1s;t amount Te cAnnnt noT
spet EcsMtreY n othes klEos Shefe y NO rarl 2:
"a snaces tn t.ea. ,AmosE tna , ss'es o.. 6I5zl
@aon nuonS 1s,e 20 a94Ga S%g it y4xo A. Me, is,
81 Do: e1s,es.y. 4sE:; az s.oss q r.; B.e@sfis
snd Ahsar p:s ~ - 9nds1ssoon ~ s1s1s OF
Nt quote 1att 70 esEd ca1soes tha o;her
saste ~ 1u pAss folto tco at sue ~ Mhracal0os
part ~ sza 1sEuayIa, N bond. = small pcraon ~
bond, 3lhc eash.
GASpI3:-AGamantlne con.lo1e very 4 n. With
9kiss Of clty .rd iu ea.et .ots at ajka4g.
fof ret 81 &c Il full 4sphtr, and wsstef1 .t4r
SC cssh Snerm ntu patent are ssss1y 1T oar ouoss.
Eeps 'A' epe'A'A ''N p''~''' . @>S"''
3Sa mnEss to5 ttofeGn t as v.y X qnasf
~, e raa;ca nf aIs sAlst afe
isSer and fuarh: b!s ,sYete Il; 8 e tn ~.
$ls nos: 1o4 pt!s @ eSTsa; e Il z ~ lo:s 21e y esa
~ 60 aief f. II ooh9 1iHc: 642 h1s s4e3tcl ien1"
$40 o.: 80 Soo co. coId cut.R $50 @5to, ea,h aud
&c CAGES LIE. horn clt1on on tsfu1a Lot :zad1 public
ttsehes h an 3iyt ftleiy. spt Eo1d rather ioEar
thluah print st' comm Id fell raics-6 ea bsSss
to besI, Appes efe plenty and Gull Pears Ire les
nIenv-ccntT rfr, xYiG a n and: eating S7nS5
, 1864-08-20

Additional ard Iufx ~ sting Partfcu-
lars OF Farragutss Victory.


At Dineteen minutes after s O'Clock out
feet passed }nside, out Of range Of the fort
At la1t:past9 our feet attacked the rebel
1}eer snd wAter bastcry-eilencfug the bat
tery, and capturing the rebel ram Tennessee
and gut boat Selma, togt ther with their OIL
GERS Sid ctw, Admiral Buchanan being
an, ,crg the number. 1t was said that this
WON'T, he Admiral was very much annoyed
because - had to 20 into the fight .ritiout
tAo.i- a /. uny be that he now considers
himself Mazxa By going into the fight. II Is
also said that he Expresses deep regret at not
being able to c-ptua.,s the brave old American
eai}cr, Fsrraeut, for whom ne EXPRESSES 9
great dislike because be % genuine Admiral
and true. hsarted AneF1ca>n- BE tAfs Us it
NAV, Admiral Farraent il 100 much ofa man
and officer to misuse this grey a-headed eiu-
FER, now In his power to do so.
The capture of the Tennessee auo Selma
srded the fighting for this day, our feet COM
irs 10 anchor up The bay.
a steamer csmc down from Mobile loaded
an1ioGs to eee the fight, aud anticipating an
easy victory for their yaunted Adalira1 and
his terrible ram, together with their gun-
boats and forts, and other littlc arrangements
in the way Of dreadful torpedoes. They
hnd en mixing that our feet was comin !,
expectation 1i. seeing 1t fail an easy prey to
1fe terrible Buchanan. This steamer, With
it's prect9us cargo Of rebc}s, had taken refnre
uloer the SHADE of Fort Morgan, but syhst,
orr feet made 1t APPEARANCE it was thought
a61isae!e 10 tuye'thcre, and she steamed up
the bay 10 very respectful distance from
the teel c ct tue coming conflict, and ont OF
lA1u's wy. Anc+ the battle hsd en-
fought, and the smoke Of battle cleared
twsy, this pleasure seeking vessel had dis.
at.IEa1t G-Fnmosed, 10 deuht, tor Motfe,
to coLTey the ead tldtpgsos :hc tate Of tu-tc
, 1864-08-20


The Richmond iS1tinel las discovered ut
last The author Of abolitlonism. Its genea1o-
6; b5 the Ssnsis.e! is thst Locke begat the
Dec'aratica Of Independence, with begat
Tho Chicago Platforn. The St,tinz says:
The ifrlncrs Of the Declaration Of Indepen-
Tefy xurds Of Locke into The preamble or that in
et1nment, snd the Chicago Aboilt1on Nominating
Convention took tue words from TINT instrument
znd sdopaed them =; Is pan ee their platform. II
caf pb3lotepb:, tht. Ttu ard that We dld not err
OF abo!i1on.''
"The foundation Of biz political philosophy. thu
single i5ea from Tlich he deduces bis whole sys-
tim, II the toid, sratuitcus aeeump!icn OF the doc
tr1nt Of IuEln t11slily. rom which he proceeds
qutte :e:uiou-iy sid tAseey to ASSERT that goy.
erument IL Of nLu,nn contE1ynnce, and built upon
IN actual social contract
The Scnt,: Il credits Plato with having in
It i1td Locke Eith thut radicaliem which, In
rolitics, leads TO abolitionism. Undoubtedly
Pinto, like every otter sensible man, Was ar
aboliticnist- But Locke derived Nr more OF
Liz doctrine Of tuclan equality from Christ
than trGm Pluto. The dcctlinc that God has
made Of enc blood a. the DutioLs uf mtu,
N the laW OF Christian love contained In
thc 4. 1mon on the Mount are the touuda-
TORS If 25olitionism. Still tho origin
which the Sentinel gives to aboltionism is
Aighls respectable, 1t not eomprchensiyc!y
tire. Now, since aboli'ionism has been
traced 10 the halls Of p. AosophS aaa the
throne Ct God, Hiu ret the Sentinel show
whence slavery comes, II u:t from the dirk.
1ess a, ht atheism mi; the .depravIty U.
DshocsCy.