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The Latest
DESTRUCTION OF THE CAMDENAN
AMBOY DEPOT.

IBy Independent Line of Telegraph, 500 9th ST.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29.-The Depot of the
Camden and Ambcy Railroad at the foot Of
Bridge street, Camden, was totally destroy ed
by fire at six o'clock this morning.
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SECOND EDITION.
! o'oLooK Pm.

g wESARE ,AUTHoR1zEps 10 AHNoUEoR mat
there will be the usual reception at the Execu-
tive mansion on Saturday, January 3Oth. from
ore until three o. clock p. m.
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U o D N Z W s
- FROM THE
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE.

d W s
~ FROM
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE.
Yard wide Bleaehed Cotton at Is cents
Good dark Calicoes only 1884, 20.
which we have just received; together with Q
-, great many other bargains
f0ssesshg unusual advantages for supplying
ourselves with Cottons, we are enabled to sell By
the piece or case. w ~
Muslins al m manufacturers prices.
Also, 40 pieces Black Silk, from 871I cts to l. rs
per yard.
Ladies Ladies' We do advise
To buy before another rise
AT
LANSBURG BROS
BALTIMORE BARGAIN STORE.
375 Seventh street,
1a ~ w Third door above street
NoTICI OF oOPARTNERsHIP,- have from
ths Gay associated with me Mr. JOHN A.
hHEkh % Partner, for the manufacture OF Lime,
sale OF Cement, Plaster, Hair. &c at my old stand
near the Aqueduct Bridge VIII 6e Known hersaf
Yer nr fhe name, style and arm Of GODEY
January ], 1854. VIM. H. Cooley.
The new firm solicits the patronage 40 literally
bestoWtd heretofore, and fatter tkemseive that
they can furnish Lime DC. at o. low prioe a Any
In the trade or times win admit Of =
ia q g. CODY RHEEM.
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WASHINGTON, January /, 1864.
Having disposed Of our stock Of merchandise to
the firm Of Messrs. Pitkin & Co., we take great
pleasure in recommending them to our friends and
customers, who have so generously patronized Us
We do so, with the knowledge that our successors
are fully competent and disposed to make it for
tee interest of all to continue the patronage to
them which hasbeen so literally extended to u.s.
ia - I'm BARNES Il co.
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PRlCEtOF GOLD. at.5 =
IBy the Peoples Telegraph Line] y5EeE
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Gold, at p. m, 56E
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IMPORTANT FROM THE sOU rHwEsr
Jehnsten's Army Retrea,in2 from Dial.
fep-Sk furnishing with LonSstrret'x Car.
airy-No Doubt that Kaoxvliie Can be
Held ss-fssl4ss-I 4. .v .s.5.5
CINoINsArl, Ian. ga special dispatch to
the CONNER cial from Chattanooga, SAYS John.
ston's amy has fallen back froo, Dalton.
Dol. Burke Of the Tenth Ohio, with q nag Of
truce, went out forty q We miles but could md
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PITKIN CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO BARNES & Oo,)
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Dealers In Sutlers, SUPPLIES.
No. 4s1 NINTH STREET. WASHINGTON, D. @.
AND
No. 25 KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA.

In consequence Of the recent order of the War
Depal tment, requiring suffers to load in Washing
ton, we have thought it advisable to open another
houfe for the accommodation of our friends.
We take pleasure in announcing that we have
purchased the entire stock and good will of the
house of Barnes Co., 4s1 Ninth street, Wash
inston. and can now offer the largest and best as
sortment of Suffers Goods. in both cities.
One of the partners residing in Phiiade phia, is
all the time in the market for the purchase of Sup
plies and as we buy for cash, fatter ourselves
that we can sell prime goods as low they can be
bought anywhere.
In view of the many frauds perpetrated ON pur-
chasers of Army Supplies we have given personal
ard particular attention to the selection of cur
stock of Canned Fruits, Vegetables, Meats Jelles,
Milk, DC, aud confidently recommend them to be
of the rery best qualify. .r-
We also invite your special attention to our large
stock of Butter, Cheese Foreign and Domestic
Fruits, Tobacco, segars, kutler's Hard ware and
Notions.
Truly yours. PITKIN & co.
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ID SMALL POX
Il URE And fresh VACCINE MATTER, warrant
ed, for sale At BENTLEY 4 NEWTON'S Drug
Stors, corner 7th and ats. Vaccination done In
the bet manner any DAY after o'clock ia "a St.
( IoAL OIL LAMPS,
~ GOAL OIL LAMPS
large stock and variety of patterns of Coal OIL
Lamps, received this day and for sale at low prices
O. W. BOTELER &c SON
S1S Iron Hal) Penn avenue,
ZI.5 between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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~wAsRINGTON LECTURE AssO CITATION
STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
NEA3 SIXTH STREr,

~wAsRINGTON LECTURE AssOCIApIO
NEAR Sixth sTsEr.
The Second Lecture of this Course will be ae.iv.
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan q, ~
HON HENRY Barnard. LID.
TIL, sq4e es,H,sr s MEsa po,sT EpucarI9s
Of Visitors to wsss Pop is tue lsis
mps tent for fu II dis sussion OF the subjsc =
cs Lecture TO commsncs at O'Clock. Doors of
T cfo,s IS &c ats each Tor sale at the door on the
p,cu.n,s JOHN PIERPoNr, pres't.,
nTMIss E. T. aREsNRlHLD,
W. THE" BLACK SWAN"
Assisted BY her pupil, the
YOUNG SWAN,
Will give another Concert in the 18th street Pres
byte rian Church, on
MONDAY EVENING, Feb. 1s.,
Commencing At O'Clock. Admission Is cents.
il rs f- --.-
TFaA11nE FOB PRoydIEN9i gITIz pm H os:
q Els lens OF OHHRfTY To meet the ind HSs
saIss for The new building, provided By
t. sssn .h If s ss .9ss
.a1semei t. are such % will 2, stify refined taste
ana mprtsr 70 i'n9csnt enjoyment whilst the
age to our city: ia aSiS.
N%Jsossc S sHA Nnn1 .BALrIMoRE CON;
and & .soss
est notice and most reasonable terms. Ice CIesm
ss iI'tI =; ssis
rGRlAT FAIR TO BIZ HELD AT THE
Sestins q The I.dl.. k.iief Ia.oei.sion "a the
the Benefit of soldie rs F.mi5.. ana tie Christian
uart 8, 1854: 1t was
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Washington. money Market.

PASSES TO VISIT THE ARMY OF THR POTO-
- MAC. o ,7-r.7-- s-ss,-sss .gE
Lieut. Col Conrad having been relieved and
ordered to JOIN his regiment, passes to visit the
army of the Potomac will, in future, be issued
by Major L. H PeIouze, at his Office, corner Of
Seventeenth and F streets. s.tfj .-sr
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L A DY s A B z L
East LYNNE,
AT
FORD TIL EATER,
THNyH STREET,
ON MONDAY NIGHT NEXT.

I 2. UEUTCHETT BEGS LEAVE MORT BE
y. spectfuly to inform his patrons and tt lose in
wsDt of q French Cook. that be continues he
has hitherto done to attend personally to the pre-
Iaiation of Dim rs. Balls, suppers, AMI other
rsrtisR. in the most recherche apner in which lie
felters himself he cannot be exceIled and would
refer to the most distinguis he'd families in this
city many OF whom he has b ad the honor Of ssrv-
ing for several years he believes to their entire
satisfaction. Most respectfully
j. p. CRUTCHETT,
477 Sixth street, corner Of D,
il q cow VasAinston ID -
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rS So t,a;n desartor. ts mAL fEisos 4.
troit, Mich, were committed TO Forrest Hal
prison yesterday, by order. Of Capt Todd: :
George A. Marcho, I'd regiment Berdan Sharp
dore Cummings, deorge L. Prott and dsorg'
W! Bateman. Ie5th N. Y. vols. q
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T. o TON n A b & Z T :,
Great Sale of Dry Goods
DISCOUNT OF TEN PER ohNT. ON PRE-
VIOUS RATES, -

Not.ithstanding the very large amount of goods
Of Ten Gents on the Doisr On ali soaSs sos
by US, we have still or hand splendid stock Of
at sn woua f hays o
put put We ARE sssesdinsly anxious 70 have stock
sS IN ef py odds
ethe =, staple or Fancy Ei readily perceIvs 81
examine our stock and prices before making their
We would call attention to the following goods
customers that recommenda alton from us is hardly
Lupin French Merinos in II gu auties from Low
TO 1Atre gre, apd al very cheap com prisins-
pes Maroon Scale sna M Masass Modes
Lupin's Super Silk face Rep Poplins in all of the
Iupin's All Wool Empress Cloth. of superior
qT. nnn. in al G Waos s1ovs named eolors
and qualities, and all very cheap ''''
e lso, = large lot Of medium price Dress Goods of
MOURNING GOODS,
which conn prise the best makes OF goods tn at ara
Tsn, p vent cent M
eve Generally sell these goods at least ten O De
cent b , log the mari ct rates in this city.
BLACK AND FANCY COLORED SILKS.
good bargains can be- procured from afS may
If customers will come in time. - =
WE ALSO HAVE STILL LEFr
Quite lsrge stock of Housekeeping Goods. com
pri ing the following, and all cheap, viz
Bed Blankets from $3-5o 10 S25 per pair
Cotton Sheetinss. 6hir ting Linens, and Shifting
Cottcns of the best brands made '--'s-J
Table Oama SKIS, Napkins, and Towelings of ey-
cry variety - 8
Flannels of all qualities
And, in fact, full stock of Domestic Goods gen
orally, all Of which we now offer at the market
rates and deduct ten per cent. from all sales.
W. NJ. SHUsTIR & co.,
No. 80, opposite Centre Market,
ia a9-eo3t,if between Seventh and Eighth ats
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A RESOLUTION in favor of the estate of Doctor j.
NJ Snyder
- RESOLVED by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of ths Corporation Of Georgstoen,
That the sum of fifty dollars be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated to be paid to the order OF the
executors of the estate of Doctor J NJ Snyder for
bill of gravel furnished this Corporation, as per
agreement with the Surveyor.
Approved January 10. 1864. ..'-
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PoRT OF Observation-Disclosures
Kingston, ScheiIinger Portland, for Chesapeake
City Md; schrs NJ. Durfee, Sebine, for Ware
ham, Mass; America, Cation, for st. Mary's;
E T. Twisdon. Chase, for, New Haven; Eagle,
Harding, for st. Mary's; Mariner, Lewis, for
Aceomac: Flying Fish, Barnes, do: Mary and
Carolina, Adams, Philadelphia. Sloops-Ann
Maria, Wilson, st. Mays; r. r. Terry, Sterl-
ing for Annamessix; Haze, Benedict, for st.
Mary'S. ea.-
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serters have been arrested by Capt Scheetz's
detectives:-Richard Hughes, Nth N. Y.Vois,
Michael Naughton, 18th u. s. Infantry; James
regiment; L. Dwyer, 5th N. r. artillery; George
Fuller, nth N. Y, Vols; VIM. Curray, 7th
Md, Vols; John TolsoD, LIST Md, Cavalry;
August Scheinning, list Pa, Vols. -
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RESOLUTION in favor of Hugh Caperton
Resolred By the Board of Aldermen md Board Of
T9mna4n Coaneti Of ths Coyrorat'on Of Georgao,,n,
one thousand dollars. in full payment for his
vices Recorder of said town in 1850 ISL and 1852
Approved January 10, 1864
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& AoNs' PIAEOS.

otSsr n u;ss o, rinno: ss.ak for themselves. No
..rses \, Site them ses FEN % 4
Vii At once aine sns most e asaucstsd eH
StssLvsys alws,s receive tAesr.t ,r.mi IN :, ov.r
Pbila6elphjs, Wheusyer and .vSes. 0osson. aaa
II sen .tiaon large aasortmsns, ny s eop e
rooms ' q '' 80 " iWsp w. Sss1 S1zi 6 tss ware.
W1 corner OF lish and Psna IT..
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Farrell has q supply of superior game from
the West, quails, prairie hens, &c, well CAL
cuiated TO make the mouth OF the epicure water
We, com mend his stock, 10 the lovers OF Gooi
things in the eatabIe line. No. .--
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STEALING CoRN.-Last night, as Officer
Stinchcomb, of the First Ward, was making
his rounds he came across a negro named
Amos Bivins, who had bag of corn in his
posses sion, of which he could give NO salts
factory acccount. Bivins YVES taken 10 the
station house, and this morning he admitted
that he stole the corn from the stables of Mr..
Wroe, on G street, between SIEVE nteeLth and
Eighteenth. He was committed to Jail for
court by Justice Urury. -..s... = t.s...
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A SHOOTING AFPRAY,-Last night, Richard
Marshall, accompanied by two men, met
Andrew Carroll on Tenth street, between M
and N streets, and after having some words
drew a revolver and fired at Carroll, who re-
ceiyed a buck shot directly over his heart, but
fortunately it did not penetrate any depth.
The parties are all colored, and it is understood
hat the affair grew out If some remarks al
legged to have been made by Carroll about
Marshals sister.
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The Largest and Cheapest Stock of
CABINET FURNITURE
in the District-at 31S Pennsylvania avenue be
tween Ninth aud Tenth streets-Iron Hall.
~ BOTELER WILSON
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-20
A NEW STOCK OF
BOOTS & SHOES,

Just recei0ed! Billy johnson alscoys
ahead! SO come on bays! Prices
Oery little higher than last Fall!
S his stock is regularly made to order.
N he can recommend it to be good, and
warrant 1t againstr rips the same as homemade
work. and 1t being purchased before the last
T'Se IN prices, gives him an opportunity of
selling cheaper than those now purchasing.
lie also has stock of cheap work on hand
which he don't recommend unless it be to
wear out fast
MANUFACTURING of all kinds atten.
ded to as usual, and repairing on the shortest
notice, but bear in mind that his terms are
strictly CASH. No goods given out unless
paid for, and in all cases where work don't
suit and is returned in good order, the money
will be refunded, so customers will obliee him
very much by complying with the above reg
ulatlons. He is thankful to customers for the
past, and hopes to have a liberal share of
their patronage in the future.
sep9 VIM. JOHNSON
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-20
NEW GOODS
TOM COX'S.

IL ANlNG line assortment of Shoes suit
IL able for spring and summer, would in
vite my customers to call and take a look at
them, as they consist of Women's, Misses
and Children's work. of all the various styles,
such as Ladies', Misses and Children's
Balmorals of very handsome styles; also
Mems Balmoral Caters, Oxford Ties, and
Brngans. Boys and Youths Balmorals of
different styles. As Shoes are very high, |
propose to sell at very small profit, for cash.
Home made work on hand, and will make
all the various styles to order at shortest no.
tice at the old stand in the Iublic square,
third door west of Geo. Blymyer's store.
ap22 1868 Z. cox,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-20
LUMBER! LUMBER!
w III. 3. Hoffman

WOU respectfully inform the public
w that he has now on hand very large
stock of Lumber, embracing:
Boards, Plank, Scantlng Shingles, Shing
ling Lath, Plastering Lath, Garden
Pale, Fence Rails. Sash of
all sizes, Doors. Blinds
and Shutters and ready worked Flooring.
Mr.. H., being practical carpenter, and
having selected his stock personally with
great care, Farmers, Builders, and others,
needing anything in his line, are assured that
they will find it to their advantage to give
him call.
N. B. Mr. H. is still agent for the sale of
the celebrated wooden water pipe manufac-
tured by the Williamsport Company. Or
ders for any size will be promptly attended
TO.
Lewistown, June IL, 1862.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-20
Sweet Rest in Heaven.

Come. brethren, don't grow weary,
But let us journey on:
The moments will not tarry;
This life will soon be gone.
The passing scenes all tell us
That death will surely come;
These bodies VIII soon moulder
In the dark and dTeary tomb.
CHORUS.
There is sweet rest in heaven,
There Is sweet rest in heaven,
There Is sweet rest, there is sweet rest,
There Is sweet rest in heaven.
Loved ones have gone before US,
They beckon US away,
Ger aerial plains they're soaring,
Blest IN eternal day;
Be we are in the army,
And dare not leave our post;
Wen fight until we conquer
The foes most mighty host.
Oar Captains gone before rs,
He kindly calls US home
To yonder worlds of glory,
And sweetly bids us come.
The world, the flesh, and Satan,
viii strive 10 hedge our way,
But we'll o'ercome these powers
Wen hourly watch and pray.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-20
Ship in a Storm.

little ship was on the sea,
1t was pretty sight,
1t sailed along so pleasantly,
And all was calm and bright,
When. 10! a storm began to rise,
The wind blew loud and strong:
1t blew the clouds across the skies.
IL blew the waves along
1t blew the clouds, &c.
And all but One were sore afraid
Of sinking in the deep,
His head was on pillow laid,
And He was fast asleep;
"Master, we perish! Master. saveI"
They cried their Master heard;
He rose, rebuked the wind and wave,
And stlled them with word;
He rose, &c.
noble ship, our country dear,
Has weathered many gale
Yet now storm beats so severe
That many stout hearts quail;
But One who rides above the storm
Can save us from all i'll;
We only wait 10 hear his voice
Commanding " Peace, be still!"
We only wait, &c.
o, Jesus! Master! hear, we pIay,
Remove the Christening rod
Let not our foes exulting say,
There Is no help in God"
From threatening storms preserve our land.
Rebuke the winds and waves;
And let us one united band,
Rejoice IN God who saves.
And let u.s. &c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-20
We're Nearer Home.

We know not what's before US,
What trials are TO come:
But each day passing DER US,
Brings US still nearer home.
CHORUS.
We're nearer. nearer home,
Our blessed happy home,
Where grief and sin can never come,
We're nearer, nearer home.
Nearer home, nearer home,
Nearer to my happy home,
Nearer home nearer home,
Our blessed, happy home.
Tho dark our path, and lonely,
And clouds our sky o'er-cast,
Let us remember only,
That it viii soon be past.
Whate'er of gloom or anguish
Life 10 our hearts may bring,
In doubt We will not ianguish,
But cheerfully wen sing.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-20
NATHANIEL KENNEDY'S
9 TT q F e.
In the Odd Fellows Hall.

A Very Choice Assortment OF Old Liquors.
OFFER for sale all the liquors, late the
L. stock of John Kennedy decd, embracing
prime French Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Gin,
Wines. Jamaica Spirits. and Scotch Ale. Ho
tel keepers are requested to call.
RA- Physicians can always obtain pure
article for the sick.
ALSO,
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware, Stoneware, Hardware, Cedar.
ware, always on hand; Shoulders, Hams, Fish,
Herring, Shad, and Mackerel Dried Beef of
a most excellent quality; with Boots and Shoes
in great variety. All the goods will be sold
very low. n. KENNEDY.
Lewistown, January Is, 1861.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-20
THE RURAL AMERICAN,
Tie Best faper for Farmers and Fruit GroO-
ef's-Eight Dollars Premium for on.
u Ileentu Sudscl ibers!

ty 1lcenty Su6ScI iberS
want 10000 club agents to circulate the
Il Rural American, Utica, n Y. Volume
VIII commences January lst. 1864, paper
free to club subscr bers in December This
is decidedly the best and cheapest farmers
and fruit growers paper in existence, atonly
81 year, and every subscriber receives two
of the best GRAPE VINES known to exist,
sent free Of all expense. or one dular's worth
of RHSSetPS Gredt Prolific Strawberry Plants,
the largest and most productive in the world,
many Of which are actually as large as HENS
EGGs gs2E@ Every person who RENTS 81 will
receive the paper free to January next, and
through 1864 tor his money! Sample cop
les sent free to all applicants, with full de.
tails Positively | offer the best terms to
Postmasters and other club agents of any
other publisher in this country. Eight dol.
lars in premiums for every club of twenty
subscribers! | have an immense supply of
the choicest grape vines. all of which are
to be FREE to my subscribers Send for
specimen copies Immediately, and address
I. B. MINER, Clinton,
noVlS Oneida Co, New York.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
The Presidents So-0alled "0lti,
matum."

The N w. York Times publishes the
the following extract from private letter
from Washington; t. ...,.
IL is no, To be wondered at that the
opposition journals pounco upon Mr..
Incolns not, "'ro whom il may con-
cern,r as affording them chance to
pctlilog an issue olsuch vital Importance
as that affecting the status of slavery in
connection with peace. II is not under
stood here, however, that il was the
design OF the President to ob,rude any
ullimatum in that memorandum, which,
az most, glanced at all the questions
likely 20 be- submitted (in the grave ne.
golialiou therein limited SO to all classes
or the Northern mind, and OF which the
matter of slavery is but one leading item.
No person Of sense, in official confidence
in Washington, 50 oompreh inds that
memorandum as to magnify II into the
sic pola sic juloo of the executive, in
reference TO matters which belong ,x'
clusivsly to tho people themselves. II
Is not the frame of Lincoln's mind SO t.
usnrp what belongs to the masses, aud
sm surprised at the construction which
you say some of our friends pta upon H.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-18
Well Put,

Tho Louisville Union Press thus
wrecks u common copperhend lulscllooJ
Another salocy, propagatcd with the
utmost diligence by the coppcrhcads, ia
that the cmanc cpniion policy hns united
tho South, has barred the way To com
promise, cmhitt, red the struggle, cxtn.
puished Union sentiment IN the rebel
States, aud indefinitely prolonged the
war. Perpetual assertion Of this " easy,
and no druht many M honest man sup.
poses there ls something In il. Yet il is
without the shadow OF n foundation, 80
Ilniotl scptiuyent ip the. S,s'kma -Srvou.
hounds long before emancipation was
talked OF. Whatever of that sentiment
survived in that be.dcviled region the
first six months of the war, still lives and
bids iis time. The South has been n
unit, to all intents and purposes, from
the first; tho masses unit IN submission,
the leaders a unit in boundlcss schcmcs
of ambition aud empire, The rebel
Congress, at the outset OF the war, dc
clHrcd, with the utmost insolcncc, TINT II
u blank sheet of paper were fired them
on which to write their own terms OF re.
union with the Nurlh, Il would be no
mduccment 20 them 10 rrturr. They
have never swervcd from that declurn-
tion since. Aud as for bitterness, like
other human qualities II Is fnilc, and the
utmost limits of hatred 10 which the
human hear, eau attain were already
reached beiore secessiou itself was oI
could be consummatcd. Any one who
will refer Ia the rrbpl npvsnnncrs nf nj