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lilo howl oVcr 1.-THE bloody chasn," utho on.
presa'on OF tho Government" NH! the li1c, be.
comes doubly absurd III Wow Of tho fact TINT iu
she National Legislature aro to be found to-day
tue second highest civil officer Of tho Southern
Confcdoracy. ALEXANDER II. SrErn sSs, and tAir-
ty'aeven Of lis comrades, both in tl.o Senate and
clio House. In tho Sonnte aro to he found
GEORGE GoLpTHwA1TE, Confederate AGjutant-
General Of Alabama; THOMAS Ut. HOLLYWOOD.
| member OF tho Georgin Confederate Legisla-
ture; JoHH B. donDoS, Rebel Ma jor. General !:
JAMES L. ALcoRS+ Confederate B.igatcr-Go Gou.
eral; MATT. II. RANSOM, Confederate Major.
General from North Carolina, aud Lin co!lcague,
AUGUSTUS S. MEnn1As, Confederate District
Solicitor; HESIY COOPER, Confederate Circuit
Judge III Tonnosaeo: JonS ". JOHNSTON,
au old lawyer from Virginia; and HENRY e.
DAVIS, lsebel synpatllizer, from Fest Vireinia
III tho House Virginia iH Represented by hyo OK.
Confcderatcs, as follows: JAMES B. SEuEn,
newspaper correspondent with LEE's army;
THOMAS WHITEHEAD, O cavalry officer; JOHN r.
HARRIS, member OF tho Confederate Loeisla.
ture; ErPA HuS7oS, q Rrigadior-uencral aud
prsonor IN Fort Warron; RsEs 7. EowEs, ona
OF the oldest mon III tho House, and I'll ox-mem.
Der OF tho tsehot State Legislature. From Texas
tnofe mo four ox-CongoderataB: W1LI,AM 8.
AERspos, WILLIAM P. MCLEAN, DEW1rr G. GID.
b1Sos and a. Fl. WILLIE, all Of tho army. Ten
neHsoo Ia represented hy WASHINGTON o, Wu,rr-
HORN. Gov. HARnls, Adjutant. General aud J. u.
T. ATKINS, member Of tho nobel Provisional Con-
gresH. From North Carolina there arc 4. II.
WAppELr, Liouteuant-Colonol Of 1lebol cavalry;
". A. SAITH, momber Of the Confederate
stato Leginlature; J. II. LEACH, member
OF tho last Rebel Congress; THOMAS
Il. AsuE, Confederate Senator; ". IL.
NohEhTs, Rebel army o olacor; mud the relontlosa
Gen. NoDER7 VANCE. L. Q. G. LAMAR is tile only
ex'Confedognto representative from Mississippi,
was q prominent diplomatic officer. Every
representative from Georgia, hut ono, was in tho
Confederate aeryce: II. P. Bell, Confederate
Congressman T. II. ]3.' youNa, Major-noucral;
IL. II. llAnnls, mombor Of the Stuto Convention:
PA1L!r Coon, Brigade -Gencral; r. II. WuIy-
LEY, army o!ficor; MORGAN RAw1s, q Robol
Colonel; and tho distinguished Confederate
'lcc-Prosldcnt, sTErHlESs. From Alabama thero
are J. II. SLoss, tho orsted Confederate Mayor
OF rnRcu1nhia; J. II. CALDWELL, Solicitor.
General Of tho Stato; and OuAn1rs pelham, O,
tho Confederate arm,r. Il this Is cruelty and
oppression, anything Dlort Of cesBion OF thu
entire Government to tho South must be cruolry
and oppression.
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Tho moro the naatY "KATIE K1yo fraud ID
exposed tile worse 1t la olB for the parties who
engineered 1t. nonERr DALE OwgH's suspicious
we're frat aroused by th substitution Of anothor
woman for tho first KAr1s King then by tile
refusal Of tho medium to put tho cabinet Oh
castora, md atrougth was added to luis akeptiolsn
by tue discovery thGs when IN Euglnnd tho
lloIMrs family had gained somo little notorloty
by raising two checks from CO to $50. His BUS
pcion became conviction When brought faco to
[aco with tho pert aud protty widow. b1ra-
Nn1TE who had acted he part OF tho reyesauto-
tlsn the Inquirer, OF L Philadelphia, sailed in md
exploded tho awi1dlo. sslneo tho exposure tho
attendance at tho 10 LMEs goauces has not
allen Of. Public curiosity has bcen nrouaod,
Ind tho buslneBs continues rolnunerative. Nob-
:nT DALE OWEN confess ca his complete decep-
ion in u sincere schooll,oy fashion, Willis the
wintllors fall back upon ho superstition uf thoir
saft to explain nation. Tlloy say that tue
7onaan closely reHonlblea KATIE K1No, md has
'een Matchmaking Dr. OnElps for some time, but.
alllng to carry Oh les business, eho has thrown
crsolf upon tho sympathy Of tue public 40 4
rlondless misguided orcsIttlre, dryou to loocp-
Ion by tho hlghest n,otly na Of nllal and rnstes-
'a4 nifeohon that tho r|eraon rho appn azod 4