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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11

BIT JOHN c. WHITTIER.

BIT JOHN G. WHITTIER
.. praise tanks, De Lord be comes
To set de people free;
An inassa tink i; DAY of doom,
An we OF jubilee.
De Lord did heap de Red Sea waves.
He Just a. strong as den:
He say de wesrd--we last nig ht slaves,
To-day de Lord's freemen.
De yam viii grow De cotton blow,
Well htt De rice sn'corn;
q hebeer YOU fear. If nehber yeu hear
DE driver blow his horn.
Ole rnassa on he trshbel> gone;
He lesb de Land behind,
De Lords BRET blow him furder on,
Like corn-shuck in De wine
We own de hoe, de pillow,
We own de hands dat hold;
We sell de pig, We sell De COW,
But nebber chile be sold.
De yam viii grow, de cotton blow, &C.
We pray de Lori-he glib signs
Dat day we he free:
De Norf wind tell IL to de pines,
De wid-duck 10 de sea
We tnk il when de church bell ring,
We dream IL in de dream;
De rice bird mean it " hen he sing,
De eagle when he scream.
De yam will grow, De cotton blow, &c.
We know de promise nebber fail,
An nebber lie de word
So like de 'postles in De JAIL
We waited for de Lord.
An now he open cherry door
An troN away de KEY
He tux we Tub him before,
We lub him better free.
De yam viii grow, de cotton blow, &C.
Ef- 10 the crowd at the funeral ceremonies at
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11
The Public Schools.

The Superintendent of the Public Schools of Rich
mond Mr.. JESSE II. BReYs has submitted lengthy
report the Board of Trustees of the Public School,
from which take the following
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11
1.-THE BLACK RErU BLIcAN.r

This is the title daily Dewspa per il New Orleans
ronaacted BY American colored men. lbs uctaD IS
follows:
The Black race is g uew slenens Of power.'
porsea. Nas - 81 -
Ethiopia shall s,res forth her hands unto God. =
BiEls
Or. 5. W.Rsgers, the eItor. now a freeman. was
born. and lived slave OF his life. The objec, o.
the paper of course, theeevatiou and advancement,
Of people Of color, and the estabEshment OF Liberty
and justice for all men. It's appearance Is excellent
and rs slitoriA,s @semperaeiy and @wcll written
From the number before rs we select the following
gem furnished for it by Whittier, yix:
SONG OF THE NEGRO BOATMEN.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11
Ever till now,
When men were fond, smiled and

wondered how
People were cured of that life destroy
ing disease Catarrh, but upon enquiry at
the Druggists, find that this happiness
is produced 10y the use of DR.. ID. II.
SELVES Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Try it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11
STEVENsON,S POPULAR WORK
lNO1ANA'S
ssROllO HOnOr,ss

Which graphically describes The actions Of our brave
soldiers supprssiug the Great Rebellion, and vivid
" portrays the noble deeds of IndiAna's Patriotic
Dead, is ready for Agents.
We desire To employ n few good men to canvass the
State for 'lndiana's Roll of Honor" To those who
wish engage in the Bc,k business this IL splendid
opportunity. there is work published which
with such ready sale. The Publisher desires 10
complete the canvass possible, and is pre-
pared TO offr liberal terms competent Agents. We
would call the especial attention II disabled officers
AMI soldiers the above advertisement. n0-Address
above. April y, 1865.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1865-05-11

ES- In the crowd at the funeral ceremonies At In
dianapolis last Sunday week, JANIS ALBERrsoN of
our city, had his pocket-book stolen, containing $50.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-05

The tassis 8 BalE f6 rs ~ eals.inssi0ns 3
NOT Ass s,oas ssass lsst fuls ysAss sso. e pc
sssrevssas shsl sep Ned tie Neshoslss uhpseh
lasatv.oss vasr ss on fee frgaa ssbsssh
.,sv' t.ra sfsss n ressty and might md ssixsng
- Church ~ shs Eotsh 4 ID bis sight hsnd, end
-, - a. gaath Ia his 1et he told them, On lib
lies shall you At Oes ss sieksa soEsssi 80 here
eeais Yea rassaks q sacrsnsset Il each etbers
|hAsA No Sundays ssin haa shown open = ahited
Christian fellowship sisca bat heated, evil Psedfc-
,,ees and SANDER have bean the ssrsies Of ths Sane
,ssry ana especially 1t the South. Politicians ass
seaAisr d reconstruct ihs btoken fsagmenia q
ss..e t,s the rebel spirit Of the Church L beard,
IN sven Tennessee, calling for 5 rebel Conferences.
and Cor the hsspng up II he He's Of separation, 81
ba.e and Of dlstlaesicn. FiEri rsesl against the
s,a.a the uhurch south pF0mlsss 70 tight On rehs'
sgsins. tAs Nasty q AeAveni
We hope ghs hundreds Of thoasands 81 aeshodislA
scattered through lhe insargeus ststes, win not al
low themselves b b thrown into ths lines Of snsag
oman ID r. construction Of Zion, By the Designing
man and hsekslding preachers whose teachings In.
vnivaa The Church ia ell these troubles, aaa TIE
country In all this Ices Of lie aud property slavery
out Of The way there Il no longer eaass for any
ssuarAsioa, and what We want "a wiss generous
Methodist policy, that shall reconcile ell thsdfacai.
ties Of the great revolution, aud which vii cave
haadreaa Of Thousands Of souls from, confasion and
dsAsh, aud restore peace that shall last while tae
earth b inhabiteI
We repeat, the Uaprb Ag~-sh ia.Ssr Aas aag
asosssos,ist and the Church South has - slapsAol@
| ere. The one Il paFgoa Of asitators, fhe other d
slavery, and upon the old platform Of docsraes and
Of gOvernIasni les thsm meet, and then Ephrai'n
win cease to envy Judah. and Judah will have nc
yn,rs os,casjoa 4, YER RphFaiml
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New Pension Agent.

John Caldwell Of Sewer county, hss been APP
pointed Pension AEeat, and win have bis Office ia
Knoxville, making his payments through the First
National Bank The Nashville Orion makes some
remarks thAs may impsrt information to aisny Of
our East Tennessee friends, but specially TO such
pensioners IS took sides with the rebels II any did
50, we hope they may 30 deprived of sny and ali
comfort 10 the way Of pension mOaey. now aud for
ever hereafter. We give the reusks Of the uaiea !,
"Under the act Of February 4, 1854 the names Of
all pensioners on the ro Of the States lately Ia
bsllion have bean dropped. Those who are pre-
pared 10 prove their cohtinns1 loyalty during the
whole period Of the rebellion can mske application
10 the Commissioner Of Pensions for restoration 10
the rolls proving sheF place Or places Of residence
and means Of subsistence since January l. ls6l4--
They must also execute and Ole 10 the Pension OF
Aeo the oath prescribed In the amnesty preclama-
ton Of President johnson. A circular Of inktFue-
tions and forms 30 be observed In these cases. viii
be furnished on application To the Commissioner 81
Pensions. Agencies for paying pensions ara about
10 be re-opened IN Virginia Tennessee and Louisi-
ana. Agents win be appointed 10 other Southern
Statas - eccasian may require.
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Horses and Mules.

In the last annual report Of the QuartOrmAsssr
General Is s estimated that there were in the ser-
vice Of the array l5ooOO horses and 900 mules.
The destruction Of the animals per day averaged
shout 300 During the last sight months Of the year
iss4 the cavalry Of the army Of the Potomac, an
der Gen. GRAFT received 10000 horses and there
we're issued to the army Of Gen. Sherman, through
the Nashville Depot IN ten months, 81, Lac horxes
What Government The South has felt the power
Of this great Government, and win jO4n u in The
opinion that 1t can not be overthrow. Ib horses
and mules, beef cattle aud wagons steam ships and
transports, gana sad ammunition, money add credit
are equal 10 the combined attacks u rsbss home
and enemies abroad Ia other words, the United
Ststss Government can whip the whole civilized
world We glory in being Al humble citizen Of he
United States and IN having taken the side Of The
Government in her late Desperate Sa, successful
conflict
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Permits fSr Carrying Arms.

We EFg ia rsoeips Of letters almost sYery day
fJ old friends in the county Askng a. an especial
favor that Nc get from the GovsFnor Of The State
Parmits fsr carrying side arms and send them by
mali b. those writing We have not the leisure 70
respond 70 these lettsr ssparassty and select the
medium Of eur paper Cor this purpose.
We call the attention Of ell persons Wishing to
carry side-RrIas 10 the Act of the Legislature Of
Tennessee On this subject
No permit fromthe military authorities is nssdsd.
AN ACT for tbs beaest Of discharged Union
s0ldsrs sRd eihzsns
soc. J. BE i snsetsi b. the General Assembly Of
ths State u Tennessee. That eli discharged u MON
soldiers who have served either Is State or Federal
soldiers and have been Aonorably discharged the
service and ell citizens wke have always been loyal
shall be permitted 70 carry any and sll necessary
side-arn being their own private properly Eor their
personal Profession and common defence
Passed June s, 1888,
VIZ. HEIsKKI
spesksF ii The House Of Representative.
3, r. RoDaERg
Spe6keF of the senats
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nssssd NAY "a obs sfsa Fsman for IRE heafs
"a siata % Ard VIZ DID sbs tfein sssEt =
fs,n a. 80 cfpsl hsd asesIsbied sfoeaa TIE stssd
- nisA slosif b. oar Tafeting co1ai8sneing afs
apon - bout ny pFovoessioa vastsssrI Il looks
ake gfssseastatsa stack,
TIE haslsta aetaslly whittisd ofsF ihs beads q
DOR crowd aro1hd ths aEhd eattisk OF lesyss and
spfizS % tha CONSERVATION 81 the lads ard nlsa.
Ths are wha fstatnsd By ths Union men, VIC hfed
se thirty 10 eorty riffs beside FsyoYets, into the
50 bat WitA what effses 80 have not learned -
rs train passed on without hauling
Bit Wild sud terrific snane oeearrsd instantly
81 lIs rush u ons thousand sns1. insaite6 and nf-
nslei, upon the track with thfests ~ tsaf up the
track and 10 burn the bridge over the H0iston. Col
Thosnbure Temple, De. Mysaet, Mr. Nick himseif
snd he kiltoF Of ihia papsg, AZ Fepairse . TIE
track INSIDE saest sppssls . the crowd snd fsspior
I'd them a0s y dstafb ths fOaa HHh afiasnisy
Ne are nas sasIsasa thas ia people eas't longer
b hala Of Of these Failrseda sna bridges. II they
eantsnss b bring meh egmed sna iafuriatsd into
ths sanalsy. step them u enf tcSns and kieng me
line q The foadSs % Gre int erowds Of women AID
ehiidfsB Ea people yin Fsisa up IN their igh sha
dsn4olish the fOaa. Indeed We nos have but little
heps that civil var viii BE- sssftad. Threats srs
making as % Nhat via be doas With Union leaders
after tie sth Of June The people are e1aspsFstsd,
zad they will aght 10 lha esAsh and 30 lssaers We
have aau sestfaia tkstn e Indeed thsy ought 70 DO
asta-s4eN4AFANs
The following document Wa presented BY Col
Tbsrnbafx, and adopted uith0ut diassuslng voice
We, lsrga portion Of he people Of she eoastls.
Of jefferson, KEoz and SgvieS, tmsn women and
children vho hsgs sasambisi today e 5tFss bsfTy
Piains @ the nambaF o. from 3 10s 70 600 70 con-
salt together TOT cur common COED, having bssa
wAutonly and wishoat pEoTooation assaulted during
our peacsfnl deliberations, b. missils thrown and
sfass Aso,a Kvts sise sssiu u las very slow mo
ton By seFsin troops in the service Of the s0Csllsd
C0nfedsrats States, DO hereby unsnim0asiy declare
to the world that while kaVe ever been and stin
ready 70 comply with every constitutional obi
cation Of the ei1iKen never Be dTtrsu % co
creed Into sbio1t snd unmAnly submission, and We
hsrsby pledge 10 each 0thsE lives cur property,
aad our sacred honoE, IN tbseoGmon desnss Of our
selves oas fEniiies wives and eur ehiIdrea fro1n
any sssaait no mAstss from what quarter it may
cone.
ID. That we heartily approve The determined
spirit manifested By tbs Hast Tennessee Ua0a Con-
yention, held Al kBoxyils on the Sosh aad 3iEt Of
May, 1891 and we hereby pledge 0arssiyes - he
Union msa of East Tennessee, that us win coop
crate with them in whatever policy they may adopt
their course shall b or course and thsr destiny oar
dessiay.
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Rerensfrnctinr nemoeraer.


AAS rse@ seoss'oh PAINse q tss HofIo, aid
Aa'oAg iasm the New fefk Norld, The Cincinnati
enquirer, and ShicAg9 Daily Timest take ths
sToSha tn~e 'he tresldens intsaos 70 resame al
GA retAtions WIZ me Deisocfssse party Ihs PA'
Per We nAse named opsniy elAin ths rressdsHis-
Al me iAss Ne'Pef lnss'siss messing "a NsS fofs
.as D3n'0S'isey we're 10 attendance, ana me nofia
IN W. report laassnAntsy asksa' VINO are tae e
Pa'''e~ha lSa' 'asJ saOa'a 1s'a@e % oe sPee'Aai1
we .upt0Fsen. % ths Aaiitais1lss's'h' Dots no'
AT S'AhsA a'e~n " % INC ffss'a"hs - sns Nhsie
~ 49,, 49,. h..... a. an. .,. Il /.
-. \. -.
:. -. M. =. -. =, =, - - = =.
-,;,h ~. r,.-,,,...,,,, -. -. -. =
-. a, -. - 49, ~ !.
-. :. -. n.-s..Ts .e- -. - -
-, - a..
n. .l,,i,,.,-.,i,, :, ", -, "a :. ~. -.
.....s-- = .a.s -s. Iasy are thS sasn who, for
thirty years past have hssa laasoring % divide
The Union. They passed the Missouri Compromise
Measure of Is4I, and backed up the Manifestation
movement of 1881 they dug the pit Of secession
into which John Tyler plunged himsalf In 1871
they annexed Texas, SnA brUsght On The MsxieAn
war Gbsy engineered the Compromise measure d
ls5o through Congress, sDd thus hAsssnsd On the
late rsballiOai they elected Frank Pierce 70 the
Presidency, aad made Jsd Davis his Secretary Of
VA, plseihg him where be laid the foundation for
this great rebellion they elected Buchanan 10 the
Presidency, and gave The Old traitor Howell Cobb,
Floyd aud Thompson for Secretaries and these rel-
els arranged the army ana navy for tia introaotor
- - - AT 80. -. a. -. .s.. J,
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War.s Of Cantlen.

We do n,S Srrussse b ourselves the right b dec.
tts - The pssplA bas we claim The privilege Of i'd
dressing 70 The people q the opunsEy-the hosest,
loysl peoples few words Of caution Hnd Of whole
s0sae sdvios, TAs people In he country are loyal,
tAey fOF The government Shd they are opposed 70
rebsfica. Il L Ia the towns that ST the traitors are
fsana and Il IN che t0RHs thaf mSa oongregate in
counting rooms and Offices and talk Ireason and 6nd
fault Of 81 that Is done hy Uaion men and Union
LEGISLATOR Il IS on the streets Aaa sidewalks Of
the ioWas that mes-not sound on the question Of
IoyElfy-sttsek thu honest meE ffoA the eoentEy,
and ea3savOE 10 soar their minds against the Iegs-
ls;ion Of Congress Snd Of the stsis and 70 convert
them over to = rev party 70 be composed Of rebels,
apostle Onion men, rebsi symPsshiEers, political
g,-besweens, sna The oaas and snas Of defeS;sd
ala dssanes CoBfs3srsey.
vheo these diseonsSote4 spirits begin tAis WORK
Of converting tAs farmer ffom The country s, them
satisfy themselves apon thFps points before ihsy be-
come converted - their doctrines. Let then Ssh
iAres Ssestious and demand promps answers. Are
yoa not thrCwn OF Of cs by this rebsllioB sid by
yor e0arsel Are BOT yeF nearest relatives involved
IL ths crimes - the rebellion OF lsst bat not least
have yoa not Lost e fsE aegT0es It win be found
IN nine cases oai OF ten. that hsre Is che rub sna
;hAisbers is not mach Of prisepls Involved Of
~ Be On yoaf gasrd, coshsrymsn, how you are
led sstray b these selfish and ambitious meh They
brought OF one rebellion ana you have soea and
fsii it. effects They are seeking 10 bring about
aagthzr, under other pressxss To give them hold
upon your affections, they uGsi pretend At heart 70
bs Uni5E men. Three years sgo they were Tor the
Union ~ long 81 there vas Union. They wsrs,
howeyer, TenBesss1sns, snd when ihsir state voted
~; ;hsv we're bound 10 60 out also Watch al
zach men. They srs raore 70 b dreaded than out
sp,ksn rebdis.
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TAsss We aps d snpasky ~ sIAatAsag tsseas
are saAaehiy easnss Il lie vlllaat u ssgslsl,sss
sd passiaa, sd 10 efshls Il ~ ustsds hileFg
has sueA asslassloas h sAesl 4 ~ pfsbls e he
ProdsEal gssA TAss seesa nevsf IS ssasy IN saet4
Ing thls psrAhle - ehe q nnssaalbA btsuss and
pathos. Il Is interesting se note he ecnss 81 dIf
fsrsues hstweeh The Psoassl Son and suf fs.ekpius
Fseeis.
Firss'the pFoaigsi son isd nos sssassg ~ Ssas
With HE sashs<s ecasens and - lhe Scripture in.
aioala viii Als blessing Next he sessty be did not
stay ard villlfy the old man Ia bis ssps house. He
aslea ics somsshing 10 start him In ths world, be
ld ass pFsuanl Fsstsa 10 he cd nsAs besAst And
demand hla greeabsehs or watch. He ysesised the
roFtioa BE father gave him; be did noB Press it,
q neasrn SeuthsFH hane fer stealing. And ftesiv-
ING e. he started oal no seek bis fortuna he did
not retirs - The SsstA side Of he Old mans farm
and Join bard Of robbers Who were planderiag
the old mns and BE lss-abadiHg nslghhors Re.
ceviag BE portion, be qoIssy took hls oafass into
~ country riaaily, he rspeAsed q hIs folly not
because lhs old tasa sek4ppe4 him into EersntAHcs,
bat because he "SAme % himself and saw that be
bad wasted he substance In ristoas living. he
went back hosnei BoG with murder In hts heart,
hOAasiag how maRy be had killed and thrCateaing
Shss be would IA. bat be bowed down In honest
eoatrltsga. and Aaksd al sorts Of pardon. he did
ne, rssarn saying, Il have sosght yOa four yeaFA
and until vAs overPowerea Z bai he west hAsa
crying. Father, have siBHed against heaven snd
In Thy Sixhl sud am no more worthy te be s'sa'.
thy 500, and i1ptoF1Bgiy said. "Aske me - one o.
thy kired ser1ane.H BE went kcsss, bcCsnsa
throughout bis entire course OF riosous living his
ksart seas tksrs He did not return demanding HE
rights, hia property and back rents. He did not
SCH issaAt pardOb upon the tAish Of an cath Of an
ne.sy bat proposed 10 prove his rspsniahoe gsauae
~ his ,gerIs.
The story Of the PrOdigAl Son is oas Of sincere,
deep, heartfelt and roiussrt repentance for great
wrong, Do eur returning rebels come rspeAtiss Of
their unparalleled crimes A. long - rsbollion
showed any signs Of speoes did they SHOW Anysigha
Of rspentAnosi Are hey coming back because they
love the Union or were kboss te perish with hun
gerr'
An who return PeaOsshly 10 their homes calti.
vsts ieSdly relations and abstain from hostile Acl
misunderstanding every at.snPs Il disorder, should
BE- met with the sane spiris and treated with len
iesey. When they manifest hostile spirit. nske
them bite the dust.
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Jed. Davis % Coz. Harrls.

The letters captured in Augusta. aaaong ne state
archives, and brought h=sk 70 Nashville, sFe only
coming cat by degrees, and thsy sFe causing great
uneasihess IN rebel quarters, sad well they SsY--
There are ", asae rich speoinsns % CONS . light
in Tennessee We psupose only 10 give GAsm Ia
broken doses Tho ollesihg spistla fnaa Jea.
Davis 30 IsAam essrrilla Harris i rich, Aad The
mose 20 since JokssoH has him nsw Ia closs con.
assaeaat while HaFris ) On BIS wlsdinx way 70
Mexico, ca Texas
kloaaoEn, JuAa ~, 1851.
10 His Esseftesss Eta8a o. H9rris Gsssrtos a
Tsftsseessas
Eeesl SD his nseFBins a telegram frsna geasral
BesaFeEasd. ss folloESf
An informed thaa EaArldev Ana Jckasoa ana
mum NasAiagtea 90 Menday nornina. Tn eAoas
sad IL eoo1 erfas % EAsl fsnaassa Va ofnein.
eatt AID LaxmgtoE. KY
y vii b necessary e. sea - soep aakosa watch.
and ssiea lhsse ssns tho moaent Of fAslr satsarps
into Tennessee. strong foece VII pessihls IA r.
qntres T the lFaiieF sfe oTgaaias1i t0 "A IA theiF
seiSare Hoping thas Ell thS vikiaass mar Be- asol
fisse tha eAss feqairez, and seeeaaal kslsare -
aasds, an. laess Fasgaesially, yoass, size
5I1z. DAVIS.
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TAe Rank on Enst Tannessee.

Many Psrsons who Sled their izuss of this Bank
Ia The suii brvughi undsr me are writing 20 know
how matters stAsd. I recoTsrea IN chshcery, and
the Bank appealed from the decision 10 the Supreme
Court gained il again, and the personal property
sold on tbe 7esh Of March, 1861, for my bsnea,
But wss sent North By the rebels OF The "a Of
AArek, before The sale The Clerk sud Master de-
posted the money received ia the branch Of the
Bank Of Tennessee, and the viiIAiaoas branch aed
s'--sA, s~AEns ths aspSs''s aEoag ana hhs act re-
ported JET.
Ny lawyers, who managed The suit viii bear tss-
timony IS viii Also The CLERK and Master, that
never received one dollar from these sales, any
other sSarcs. II l. doubtful whethsT ever viii
eeiTe shy thing not though win again hsvO the
matter ia Court. This IL brief statement Of the
facts 10 the present TINS.
". G.. BRowSLow
Editor Of the Fhig.
july 5th 1855
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Inner East Tennessee.

Ne have good report from The upper eoantiss.
Judge Batls- {. fllly meeting the expectations Of
the loyal men. In charging the laws On TKEAsos,
- Joaesb5rJugh, the Union men could hardly keep
from cheering out Peter n Reeve wss foreman,
bal and srae alAn, and bad NssocIAtea with him
"a the jay such msn s. Byrd Brown AID o:hsns.--
They went - Sork HfleT style thai alarmed the
rsbsls- Crest saxissy MAS manifested % the part
n. the people s. 70 the holding Of tho Court and
~ vIrsls country VS. u sitenaAnce. 4 private
lssier conclades thus:
Taylor, ArBoia sad Randolph, essdidates for
Conkras, spoks on Mondsy. R&s4olph pitched into
TsyIoT With vfsh and eject TsyioF replied With
grsa. force. bat The contest hurt Taylor and bic
irisaa. are alarmed Col Miller ia 4 candidate, and
= gaining fFlsads. Arnolds speech was 10 8 modi-
SD tone. Abraham Upton sud Lisat Nelson are
candidates for the State senate TrRg has no sym
pslhy hsEe only from some Who have taken the oath
u he COurt. ,The article in the WHIG damages
hin considerably.
-JOBesbOrougb * IN dilsPidAssd condition, aud
sJaae u the rebel citizens look the same way Mad
Wall jackson Is IA Virginia, BeaF Glade Springs,
z2d {. Is said las gone TO LynchbHrg and taken the
9sik His friends advise him not 20 return % Ten
aesses What fall, my ooantrymenF
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FREE sFEEcH ASD FREE DIscussIoS.--It -. 3
grezt mistake On the part Of the North that they
gave up AZ right q free spsseh aud frea discussion
Z the South. allowing men % b. mobbed, hsuzod,
s3 i.nprsoBsd for the utsrAnoe Of their sentiments
but iG viii b. greater mistake II they do not al
Jnee resume it. and kept aP. Southern men have
4lways gone North and said pablicly and privately
~b&t they did not allow Northern NEE 10 say in the
sossh 1t Ihis yielding 10 The SHAREHOLDERS ~
rsBBy tbsir opinioas that led sosthern men 10
feIiays they ssre oozssds, sad .hEt oas southern
alEn could whip Eve Yankee
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eur Raper 20 be EnlaEgea.

Tbs aStsrsals ana paper fsr ths eaisfgeaisAt Of
toe wHrs have bsea ordered. and sEe expected 10
srriye soea We propcss % nalaish shest - large
A. oat aex and great steam press viii allow u and
u say ere least q Il the fsesezs newspaper ever
issaed IN thts sna Il iheStsts.
We propose, moreover, % throw new life into cur
lArEs sheet By attending more OF less V Svery Issue
that censes cut BY increasing The amount Of read
ing mAsler, and by vigorous upon al who aim
- iassgurssing another rebeliion.
The malls are now starting, Hnd AsS poet masters
are going into osoe in The several eosntiss and Il
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VII continue IS IN s3vAnoe As il now L.