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The Enemy at CoIum.fa.

From the Atlanta -ntslliRencsT
The capital Of our sister, South Car0-Ics Las
besn lesrtully visited by our bsf6afous foe.
Like A,lsnia, it hss been pillEgsd and Gestroyed;
glven ever ts the flames. Widespread. indeed.
has been the des0lsIion to which Il Las bser
aHbiec!ed by the brutal Sherman and the oar5L-
fous horde be commands. Houseless and home
less are thousands of her citizens, With starva-
lion threatening women and children who have
heretofore known no want, and who, shelteTless
hsys never been before. The cruslties and
snorrniiies pTacticed by the foe in our own once
prosperous Gate City has been fsarfuly re-
ensetsd in the once beautiful and proud capital
of s nth CsrOlna-she glorious old common
wealth that has never yet bowed a suppIiant
knee to tyranny in any form, or from sny
source The atrocities committed y the enemy
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LkCOLN's "RELIGIOUs HABITS r-oo,
EsV Mr.. IAdGns, Of PhiIapephia, ia his lat,
Thanksgiving discourse, gave an account o. ~ |,
call he made On the President in which ,ts en-
iIghtens the world Of Ar. Lincoln's "reTSion,
habits He said S-'
Morning came and fastened nv toiJa, an,
found myself at quarter to Eve in the ws;,ins
room CT the President asked the usbsT e !
could see Mr.. Lincolu. He said I conIS ne.
but hsve an engagement to meet him MI.
morning ,'At Whist hour Z: AT Eve o'ciocs IL J,
wei, sir, ne will see you at fve', 7 thar
walked to and fro for few minutes, and besT;na oa
: voice as I'm II IN grave conVersation, / asked ne
servant Who is talking in the next room ~; s-'
II is the President, sir -" Is InvboSv m
nm MN Noisir The is IssdingIlihe B bles r
'Lat MS habi! SO early in tie N rning ~ aYss
slt, ne spends every morning from four o,.ioaI.
10 nEe reading the Scriptures and prsyipo S0S'-
Doesn't this remind one Of tbs r6sv, !
hlehaTd ~! where delegation of The cit;s.n. =
enters richards closet 10 profTer 10 bir- az
crown IhsIa hsHto1d between ,s-. rs+....S soS
slsu aesoHbed in the reading of bis R;SI
Saen t1e citizens left every one knows bo., i1is
Prince threw the holy book wsy viii uS" .'In sne
tempt Tribune 7 ""H c'sh-
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The War In the CarolInas.

The Macon Telegraph, of Friday, has the tol-
lowing paragraphs:
RUMORs Our city is filed With rumors re-
rpecting the defeat Of a portion of Sherman 3
forces By Early. Lac Augusta papers come to
rs alse with tho same kind of reports; but as
ws believe them to be without foundation and
sensational in their character, prefer not to pub-
lish them.
Official dispatches from the army, dated four
days sgo, give an encouraging view of affairs.
Oar army was then at Charlotte n c., and no.
thing of particular interest had occarred. Tbs
Tumor, therefore, of battle with Sherman is un-
true. Our clans, though, were gathering and
making ready for the fray.
The above information may be relied on IS
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PATE-T BLICKEG-Ms5srs. COnwsU and
Franklin, two interprisiug gentlemen Of thi,
place, have established 8 nsnuisc;ory for the
purpose Of mskirg paste backing, the qualities
O. which we have tested, su3 Sre snsbls5 70
pronounce it nc: only good bat superior AZ
Toe. is composed OF ingredients not cal.
euHted &c iDjure lie leather. and gives 8 nice.
bright polish. They inform Es moreover. ;hI.
ir very short time they vii. be enabled 70
make still further Improvements il It. which
vii make it equal tc any b.sck.ug made We
trust they will meet win the enccuragemen. and
patronage their enterprise SO vel msr..s.
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The Negro sOIGlc.-

1t is very probable that for the summer cam
| psign-it the war eontinues-some 200 600 ns
groes will be used in onr service as nionpeT,
etc, aud it may be that our military s1tboritis
VIII be forced 10 try him IS soldier before III,
wal lS closed. The question arises, will the n,
gro make reliable soldier viii he fght D
Ih9 Yankees have tried his fighting Iquslitiea
and from their own authorities we have the az
knoWledgement that be is not reliable. ThouC,
the negroes have been made useful to them I,
swelling their numbers, and in supplying gar
IIson5 tor fortified places, he has failed In N,
ned The Yankee generals have succeeded i,
making "colored regiments charge bresstworkt
after making them drunk, and placing whit
soldiers to shoot them down il they turned back
but the testimony Of cur officers in the armies q
Virgins and Tennessee goes to show that sltp,
breEstWorks and TedOubts have been taken hy
negro troops they stand like stock TO be sweni
down. When the great mine was exploded ir
front Of Petersburg tho negro troops were rushed
10, but only to be slaughtered, until even our
ofhcers attempted 10 stop the bloody work
linus the sprlnging OF the great mine by the en-.
envy resulted IN disaster to the inhumsn foe
In the late battles Of the Tennessee srpv ,bs
Yankees in the usual mode pushed bis nsgro
troops up to brilliant charges" but even afier
taxing bresstWorks the negro stood poyeYIesss
and confused ss 10 what further 10 do. and ~.
slaughtered by our batteries '4'
The above remarks are made with G viavr -
SneeK me mania noEsprevGiliug for negro 40.
dlerS. We believe that the negro eau 6e lnss
OF practical use to our armies, bat not as q E
dleI-at least SO long as we hold 10 a defsnsi
policy shnnld re find it necessary TO in.usr
ate war OF invasion 10 retsliate, and give
enemy torch tor torch, s1d bGTbLrities, then
ma DiSPateA.
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RAISING POTATOES UEDER STRAW.-Tb,
Practlce OF growing potatoes under straw. y,
md Is yearly extending 1t is now some fou,
years siuoo statements were frst publisbed n
the practice and results, and ss We have T.sd
the records of those who adopted it, we do aoi
recollect an instance of failure, or an exampIs
OF rot occurring in fields 30 grown. The pots.
toer It Is well known, succeeds best in cool even
temperatures, and as the straw on the surface
has tendency to create more regular heat and
moisture, than ground exposed to The full rays
OF the sun, giving thereby q longer season of
maturty, We presume the cause and results are
plainly apparent. The process Of such practice
Is, to plant IN the usual season, covering tie
seed very lightly with earth, snd afterwards
covering the whole field six to eight inches deep
with straw. No lshor Of cultivation is prsc
tlss1, bu in the fall the straw is rAked of. and
tue crop OF potatoes found superior to those
grown in she old mode of hilling
On light sandy OF dry ground, we believe this
course to be successful, if planted late in the
tai. We once planted in January, and succeed
ca admirably, but the mex and following wears.
we had no land sufficiently drained, and there
i0Te could not continue or ezperinents
Farmer ard KIHsr
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HEAVY ROBBERY.-The Telegraph states tha'
CT The night of the 25th ult., one Of tbs Govern
men: warehouses in Augusss vas robbed q
tvensy-seven hundred blankets The thieves
were very deliberate in their movements. They
6rst proceeded to the public stable on Ellis street,
SICK lnats naiI Of mules hitched up wagon, and
very honestly SITTER the work OF stealing. Find
nc II impossible to secrste enc of the bales of
blankets they coOlly tossed it in the streets
Who these thieves wers-0uisy sab,
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FROM CoLUNBIA-The Augusta Cers:is-
;ioEalisi makes the subioiusd extract i,ou -ss-
ter Of Dr.. Z " Gi6bss TO L eeqle11t. .
AugUst&:
The enemy has destroyed ou: el.y-:v.-.l .l..1s
ST least. There are thousands o. women. stiI5-
Ieu aUd Old men without tccI I know tL.t
Augusta viii help US, Il Is ear. Sers u rsaI
and anything to eat. Ask the cua-.ernsg.sTs
to lend rs wagons and mules &c hru. wood aud
provisions.
The enemy Is reported &c have 5ry.5sz his
column. One column going tCwG,EE y .rr--,
ton. the other towards Charlotte
If possible send garden seed t-- ih5se vp5
remain
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Public spirit.
!, FLJndianl


rs nation ever maintained it's independence,
tEachisved greatness, tho majority of which
I've acted on exclusively selfish principles To
.gtsin state, especially in times Of public
Ginger and emergency, someting more must be
9 lse than the Law absolutely requires or indeed
"a provide for. The ablest statesmen and the
INST skillful generals cannot supply the place
0public spirit amongst people. Laws will
Q worthless, measures fail, and strategy be
.oyerless to sustain or advance Q nation whose
ttxens are disposed to do nothing for the pub
ie good except what the law or necessity
sSnpel them to do. To drag up TO the per
'prnsnes of public duty 4 reluctant, supius
'nl spirtless people, sctusted entirely by selfish
hGivss, is q task to which the greatest minda
fEeunequsl. Tho very basis Of all success will
be bsFsnting the skill Of the mechanic is vain
unhss ho has to work with the proper metal and
Iaaerial
although the people Of the South have ezhib-
Es6s high degree Of public spirit since the COM
leleement of this contest, It cannot be said
thE ell classes of the country have done their
vhele duty to the public. We do not refer only
4 - >hl.-&L-------f : - -. I-t---A.-L
~ sness}g - eas s - serTa - l9IselrF,
saahEt 10 esss aSeeass sssa most - ~,
fszs@e ~ de- tIasi $50 As5s "a 80
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OUR SPECIAL REPORTS

From MObile--A Scare. Lu, Nobody Hurt.
Special to The HslPLi. Appel
MOBILE, March NO immediate danger is
apprahended in this city. The military author
tiles are prepared The late alsrm was OCCASION
ed By the srriva. Of truce boats with exchanged
prisoners ".
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$500 REWARD.

X ANAWAf n Monday evening F.nr-.rz s.. b.
~ ny rssTJ 10y, HENRY. sad bGy h. ~ -.
-a-h -2Pte e2-0F Weighs leo pound. sr M S =.
sgts-s6 ~ z1 1-. = 1ol wore light moust4ehs WIS
iaek-t snd o-scA hat. The above rs,i oHTt saoi
70. o. asuv5Fy IN he A7ur gousry all E 80 =, p
formation leading 70 L-s rseavsr- -' I' S-'J ET ac,
Sad boy was aght IN HobH.'
t-y AID get back 70 TIA; plEgs. A1l may pr0a5l.
Montgomery, FEB =. lees. - j. HCETE
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a
limits AZ sach mEu's duty and, conssuuantIv.
| while some are compelled to render even more
! thn their comparative share of service to the
country, others escape On very easy terms.
/ Th5, in the nature os things, cannot ba avoid
| ed and nothing bat public spirit in those whom
| tn law does not require to do for the country
| al that they can do can remedy the Injustice
! srt produce cheerful compliance on the part
ofthoSe upon whom the public burthen tails the
hEdeSt
Those who have voluntarily gone to face the
eEsmy on the battle field have given tho high
EFT exhibition Of public spirit and devotion TO
the interests of their country. No men bsvo
ever shown q nobler, puIOr or = better patri-
otsm Theirs has been the spirit thai has Eus
taned us In the strife and made for themselves
an immortal fame that can in 10 event be tar
nished. Actuated by the love of country alone,
they have endured indescTible hardships, faced
dagger in ell its forms and given an exampls Of
hsroism that in all history is not exceeded.
Dat y Ia not sufficient that our soldiers only
sloeIo Ds pu3!ic ePisitsd There must be pro
lortIonate exhibition of patriotism Un sh> nat NJ
itEens. The planters and producers Of t6e
isuntTy must not be sstisfsd to do only what
ie law requires them to do; they must do ell
ney cSn to make the provisions necessary fnr
he country. They must net only plEut sufF.
sIent quantity to supply themselves sud comply
with the absolute requirements OF the Govern
nent, but they must make all the provisionq
that they can aud dispose Of them a! liberal
prices to prevent distress in the country. We
are afraid that many planters, through want of
public spirit or mistaken notion of their lutv
have regulated their exortious to make produce
5y the striciest rules Of sefshuess. We can
not conceive how it eau be possible otherwise
to account for tho scarcity snd prices of proyi
sIcns IN an agricultural country such ay this.
We think that even enlightened seIHshpess
should iCdaee our planters to use their utmost
exeFhons to sustain the country and the cause.
We prefer, however, tia. they should bs ANNA.
ted by that public spirit which ia guperior ir
its operations to any other motive that couId
animate them. For this latter will REQUIRE no
nice deductions Of reason to tell them how
much their interests require them to do and how
much they can avoid doing This public spi-
rit must be revived amongst our people at home
Of all classes. The first spirit of the wsr mus!
come again, Each man must do in MS place
.n that be can for the cause, and the women
-.aE. >- weary in making clothes and
20 ouT soldiers ald
q ping g tsral;ss Ibc rsEv =sF-' 49, of
-Hs 81 a-5,est la sA,5lE aear
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a. meeting OF AndeIsOB's Brigade, Fled
Division, held at !heiT sntrenckment csnD. mes,
hichm5nd, Feb. lO5h, 1865, the following pre-
Smble ana resolutions we're adopted:
Whereas, The emergency demands ylgorou.
action in oTder that re may resist the aCcumu.
lated strength Of cur powerful snd implacabls
/ enemies; and, whereas, the Congress of the
Confederate States have from tins to fine
| pledged the entire resources Of the country 10
| the prosecution of the var 70 Al honorable
peace, and have vsIy recently reiterated tbis ps-
| trOuc determination, and, whereas, we echo
! their sentiments, and desire so secure 10 our
6 nos I'D JhsRffts iiaat asUH .. ;ss
resolve. lat lrom prompt action in iulflime1t
! Of il: Therefore be i;
Resolved Iha; We cal upon Congress to take
necessary stops for Immediately placing l2OO
yyO) two hundred tlOussnd negroes il the rsnk,
OF the Confederate army We care noi for the
solo; Of the am ttst strikes he invader Of cuy
homes
Resolved, That our depleted commands should
De consolidated, s1d IN no event should the CON.
panies be less than the minimum no prescribe /
by lsT-viz: sixty-f5ur rank ard fle.
Resolved, TLEt our confidence is gTesuV
heightened by The promotion OF our noble CHIEF.
tain Gen Lse, 10 supreme command snI IS in
The past 60 10 The :c'ure .esA !c-l.w where L.
leads
Resolved, Thsi ELle we call upcu tLoss in
T-ose power i lies. 70 increase the number al
;kGse who must uee. he onslaught OF the enc
ny il The ensuing campaign still, ID they with.
hold mis- assistance, tbeir delinquency vii! not
csuss CE to sWsTye from cur unElterible deter.
minl.scz g die as t-esEaG Ts,ne- ihGu live as
s.sves.
Resolved, That e copy u the preamble snd
resolutions Of this meeting be tc- Firded 10 Gov
eTnoT Brown, Of Georgis, to be transmitted % /
the Legislature OF our Slate.
CAUTION s EEEDI8G ST0CK IL 5iU not
20 20 take COW OF horse used &c iow !ood-
To- instance. picking Up IS iooi shout 6 pooy
2.EI ,a.ioR-Ead for The sake Of getting nom
hem extra quantities Of milk CT lGbor, to CON.
nenCe high feeding suddenly.
Every one knows ol horses beirg thus over
ed 81 tbs start beCC ming senously injured. We 4
lAvs known -ilcE COWS thus rearly ruined /
JTseiy Of tie unsccusi0med quantity Of rich l
oo3, they ever tse5, snd the cGngequencs is 8 ! c
lux O. running If Of The bowels very difficult T
0metimes 70 cure. C0nmence The Increase in | I
seding al animals gradually, and in few days 8
OF can iced SIS high as you like. This sDpliss q
animals G every deccHpuon. - EitiratsT. 4
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= Az. MARCH s, 1865.

t-srs. make ths blood cufLre 10 euE visus. Inc
dsr-5n-like fury with which Columbia has oeen
visited. cannot pass, We feel couEdent, Tltnoo'
speedy rstribution Al A'.wisa Providence
HIM,
WHO sees a hero perish, and spsrro" iaiI
will suralv in His own good time, deal OF! merit
ed vengeance upon foe who knew no law,
human or divine, to stsy his hsnd in an hour 0i
triumph over women aud children Wdo hld is!l, 81,
en- into his power. Bloody, too, we pretlet WI
be that resributiou Earnestly do we pray ina
it shall bs SO, and that, at no distant day. II vii
| ovsrtske tie God -f0Tssken and God, ,deiylns
wrotches who, thus far have carried the ioieL
| into our cities, dssolatiBg them, and devourino
| the substance of an unof5ndiDg people. May
the vengeance of the Lord fall heavily uPoE
! than
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ere they reached Atlantis, willis Richmond
might have beeU, and we believe could hAvs
been, saved lhe necessity of evacuation
Butwe feel no encouragement at the supposed
evacuation of Richmond, snd would not At the
reality. Oar cities may all fall into the handl
of the enemy, and the South be az far from con.
queTed as the colonies under Washington were
when the British held every city of Importance
in them during the first revolution. Our wide
spread territory is still our defense from subju-
cation. This, with our gallant armies, backed
by the Iiern resolve of our people at home, NOT
to be subjugated, render us invincible in de-
fClse, and IS guarantee that Independence vii
come as surely as We be true TO the cause fc.
which SO much blOed has been she'd Time vii
81 surely exhaust cur enemies as it will Civ.
strength and relief to US. We have only to de
termiGs to be free and independent people, an
set up TO that determination, and all will yet /
wen.
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ETbe Aupusl

E-The Augusis CoaE;tEsioaagis. o. lie >, b
ult., EEyE The Eecept heavy rair caused a.
other season Of high water throughout Ibis gee
Gcn Of the country. On Monday The Savannah
rive: was booming, with thirty feet in The chan
Del Today the stream IoIl5 along with Ir AZ.
Cry tide, but does not threaten any serious dan.
eye. Some one hundred and 6hy bales Of cot
nD hat bad been placed upon the bInk ready
fer The torch, fosted Of, but were secured By the
bands of the gunbOst mOored below the city.
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TONTG OMERY CIRDEgE
Mandatory.

BIG leave = announce 20 the pubic Kat : An
iacturlS ROPh In this place from seven ulsEss
circumiereue 70 dshing line Of manila E1d cotton
Aso, HEMP Packing Yarn, Bals.ug RCps Bs.tgT
Rope, PloW Ir55 Well Rope etc
FEHiNG LINES FOR SALE
hes5-s. Chs Hunter Co. agents, IeI Conueros
ueeh GEO. Me- VILE
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Eat- spa ia y 81 -.a-aE. 81 -
faithful discnssss of Ps6ic date v.ls d 7f-.
tne good OF Inc country aOG o az
hiiion OF vanity, buffrom sincere pstTiousu..
every officer in the public service was animated
By an earnest, unsefsh desire for the public good
and was anxious to do bis whole duty, though
men would never know whether be did i.
or noi, there would be Z vast Improvement in
the service. The private soldiers would neve:
De jealous Of sheir officers, and would always
rscsguizs in them companions and common suE.
fegefs 1.-THE citizens al home will bs sctuated
Sy he stme uHEelfsh motives, the voice Of com.
plsint would be husbed, and as one united peo.
pie, animated By high toned public spirit and
patriotic resolution, the men Of the Confederate
States would be capable Of any deed of vslor OF
endurance necessary to secure theiT ind,reud-
ence
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EXCHANGED Prisoners.

MOBILE, MaEeh 5-ons hundred and sew
ensy-six exchanged prisoners, belonging 30 the
army and navy, arrived in this city at 10 o'clock
last niRht
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STOLEV.

H'hCa ny place, between Fo,- ~
nj N,eP SP ne night Of The l-1b Os 1 9rs5s
Las small -bs s0,l . e. Eve years Oh tbs sp2i,,
Hhl's about her She vii droB .7 ast sGa ne oa5
9sTie,s @'' i'F any -Ufornatio1 ssz sst ar
, " SHARP
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- The Macon Telegraph suggests . he
agenis Of the association that when he rrsss
desires the optHieN Of reporter as to the lne OF
policy the journals Of iEa cogalry should
pursus. il viii ps Aszel ilI- This Is sanrsh.s.
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HOME MADE BLACKINe 70 , tos
Wstsr add tablespoonful Of lamp black di,.o - \,
vinegar ditto otsyrup or sugar boil for ~ z
minutes, keeping If well stirred AheT n, +.
9uid eools, beat up The white ofAn eop and -.
In 1t. The vinegar may be emitted Sbonisi
me Equla svHporEse before using, add 4 Ts1ss
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The Evacuation of RichnOnd.

Fren the Atlanta InteligeneeEI
Runner, our exchanges tell US, is rife with the
evacuation Of Richmond and Petersburg by
Gen. Lee" We doubt the correctness Of the
same, thus far-thst the evacuation took place
at the time our exchanges state it did, though
we believe, if it has not taken place, it soon, Of
necessity, will have to be recorded IS one
Of the events of the war, and We may
add of an ill-directed policy on the part of our
Richmond authorities in rsferSnce to the mcve-
ments Of the great raider and tanker in Georgia,
Gen. Sherman. Nor the skill of Gen. Lee, nor
the valoT of his army of invincibles, can save
Richmond, without supplies that cannot be, as
we believe they have not been laid in to stand
the siege and assault which Grants combina-
tions, should Sherman mako the connection
he evidently is bent upon making, with the Ysa-
kee forces near TO and around the capital of the
CsnfedeIacy.
In the ability of General Lee to defeat Sher
man in bis advance into North Carolina aud
Virginia, we have not particle of doubt, and
thsi he viii do SO, we have the utmost conf
aencs. This may be too late, however, to save
Eaa GBly IeFzel tisz A uz. no:
rs0 sau 6sHEiios 6R5 aos 5san 3ass
= sosko tat prihs ai iess
"a sig5a sa = rsss
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Notice,
MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA. ,
Marrk 11E6

MONTGOMERY. ALABAMA 2
March I, 1860
AAF.Hg beer relieved from duty as Pcs. Cuar.s-
master oi Montgomery notice Is given to aI person
LS''ls oasiness 10 transact With that may b.
'.-lo al ihe Once Of Csp; s. NJ Laaisr Post Qus-.ey
lA''ei until the 10Th inst Officers on duty at Moa.
soI-7f5 a,s requested 20 present their accoun, p
s-'- "''Ol O. quarters and fuel the Oh Inss
J. NJ MARTIE
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House for Rent and Furni
ture for sale.

CONVENIENT DWELLING HOUSE. -Ja.ai-
"a ing Eve rooms with all the necessary oat9a-41si
in 4 dsslrabls nsghb0rho5d FOR rent until IN -
October next, and the furniture for sale Of 2hIc
CHAS HUNTER & Q
r,ar5-3ts No lOl C0mM0-
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RUsIOR.-D8me yumoT (Es some poets have
named her) now and tben peeps into the corners
and looks behind the screen, UuswLres. She
accompanied our famed commissioners to For
tress Monroe, and concesled herself in the
sleeves Of Liuc5ln and Stephens. ItsssmS hat
all has not been told, and rumor asserts her
power to speak. She says Mr. Lincoln's terms
we're never explained 20 tho people, end there.
fore remain envelopei in darkness. That &c
c1fding to her construction Of bis language Mr.
Stephens could have dictated terms upon the
slavery question, By yielding 20 emancipation
FinGlly-ths! Judge Campbell, Of Alabama
L.. r. . - - SSssf,asouiS una HoI
nave me nerve. They could not face such : r.
sPonslbility. hr. Campbell insisted hat thew
were the best terms Of compromise we rvonId
ever get-and 80 thought the other cor-nis,io1.
eEs, but their hearts grew fsin! and their minds
0eHIldered at the consequences.
We seldom hug such dreams to cur bosom
put we hEve some authority for procI.iming o
that there is moreIbehind the screen fbsn bss
yel' or will be revealed, until tie secrets of Con.
gre5s are unveiled, and We eau look into the
minds and hes-ts Of those, who must b,come
responsible, for the ignorsncs of the people.
DattU RNiLsfiN