!

i

8:

htol mi.

.Kr Two tTars a year in . advance, t

VriTHOUT PtVIATlON. j

tr- - a1 Bill for Advertisements, Job- -, Work, or Subscription, considered due wbenWracted except against those with whom'v have running accotihts, : -

OCT bub.cr;bers failing to order a Jicor.- -

'tima for wbieh thev rnav have Bubacribed--'are considered aa wuhing to renew; and itwill be continued to thetn accefdingh

. toy" No paper will be aent out of theroaaiT nnlesspaid for in cavarwe.

QT" Advertisements inserted at One Do-llar: per square of: Twelve Lines

r L-s.f- the Grstinaertion; Tift y Centsfor each continuance.

OCT Peraona advertiaing by 'the jear, willbe charged Forty Dolvnlnmn. TwcHly IolIa

' Ten I.ll:irs for onef,W rem tern uner rany circuses

The iirivilge'of yearlv advertisers is'i'ti'r.tli Um tedto their own immediate and teg- -'ulir business: and the business of an adrer- - i

'tisfng firm ian-)- t considered as including that'f ita indiridnal nvmbera.

. . ry A nndunrina candidates Three Dollars, to be vail in advance in every case.

" Advertisements not marked with the"number n( insertna wben handed in, will1 cv UihucI until ordered out, and payment

-i "7 Ko'alvertsfirMn' inserted gratuitouslyfJ A ivertih-meut- s rrf n abusive nturs,

vsiU not he inserted at any price.OCT Job irintii, all linds, veaVy

done vn VfW Tj pe. and t n as teaOLall;terms ac any i fkas in Tennessee.

ty JVo ia per will be discontinued untilall aireartgos are paid up except at the cp- -t

on of the Publitlttr.

EOTII SIDEB.A man in his ca riage was riding along.

A gai!jr dreysrd wife by Vs Mde,

In satin and lace looked like a,queei,And be like a king in bio rids.

A wood faw rer stood in ihe street as they

j.sed, ,

The carriage and couple be ered.:And rnd, us be worked with bis saw on the

lojr,1 th I Ties rich and could ride."

The tan 3n the carriage remarked to hi?

"One iLinglwoi.ltl give if I couldI wt uld g ve all my wealth for the strength

and the healthOf the man who saweth the wood." .

.. .. . . ,A:l:Ve..t trfii.ig 'og w ith mile" of delight.. while lmirg love-Wb-ing air.

I

She Wf4 on the carriage,. -- the la-- sbe.68 w- -

. j

Arrayed in .1 o fine ,

And ,d m . h.a re,y W. 1 be aatms and laces were mine." ,

i i ii r ii he laiiT looaeu oui on mo nui with htr

work, ' . !

So fair in her c,ico !resF, . .'

- -

Aid Paid. ' I d reliirnuiFh ir.s-.tio-n ai d wealth

Ilt-- b a:iiy and Ttriih topossd.""

Visor or. Snow C tp for Soldiers.We have received a note from a

lady, asking to republish thedirections which she alleges - shesaw Inst winter, how to knit aworsted cap For the soldiers! Notremembering . the ; article,' or atwhat time it ..appeared, we have,submitted her note to several ladiesrlin tiavp knit the cans, and havej

T.Ktr:nrv.l 4lir frill nvlntr 1? rprt loliS! 1

l II l 1 111V VA iviiwniiita,?fluton JoU rtitci:cP, pnd Kini;;

. .

ribbed one finger. aim a. qud-iii-- s.- -

length. laue off for the headpiece, 01 ttitfbcK and knit a fin- -

until . I the .l.lcb arc t.kcn off.

Then takp up the .t.tches s jou .

would tucKOt- - oi a fcoviv, miju ,w.has on a eock until you have 12bstitches left on the needles Afr

tcr narrowing knit a few rows round1 1 i rr.and omu 011.

uvtv.r'

'

It is in.of the of certain news-

paper correspondents, andocument byBuell, emhodyiug a defence of hismovements, 'stating the

army, his reinforce-

ments, 'and his knowledge of theenemy, fell hands'; of therebels a few days ago.

;

It is , that II.. hung Provostof Lexington,

:" hLs(Morgan mother thatcity. - X::.

; Gen. Rousseau did riot die of his. ..wound

' received Perry ville. .

He has a Major Generalr " by . -

- llTMTTIirr-TipT- i --nr n -.

PMBf

Worth ern ,Went. !

. .

Da tl TaTtf i,p Nfl'rih:

New - Vr-l- -. limes-- mnfcpts

an admissioi tliat weex pectcd Such t.aTVUt'Il it SaVSi ?AnOtlier-- T

cne anarch V and civil war extelld- -

ed even through the'Free ".States,and the Southern Confederacy

aud unassailable."The same issue the Times, the I

31st quotes thff 0f a

, . ...lakers: ,

iiuiiiv: .

"I am going to .Washington, and1 reach there I will go to the

President. 7 1 will tell lnm tliatwiuiout a cuaiigc U1. "r "" '

all

T 1 TENr

rnn.vvl.annlicable per,

1

rebellion,

consignsJanuary

ult,, Northern

when

first;

unconaiuonai.

"".""rof

-nd

UQt

neip me' uou, wm Qf.the liberties won '70 byof million of

yvGeorge Washington's

thy Country's,

,

;li0nState

consequent-'- 4

immediate,

pajlft

prominent constitution,

l nt i. V' vorknitrrt

(bv tiat palladium through con-- ! after next 'outrases Mitchell his. r,SrJ;n t of 7,7s con?a. its lav their 'ciTlnvflinn, pa have wclllfty

:U

proclamation

enough.

' j :.. l . 1 i n i.,r.;nnm rvtr urn in in nil tun. iii'iiiiiif o n c?t n in

ep jail If have power! Att; mee nuu;u ine

marsbal for President' sneak igg'ue- - his proclamation, a irentleman.f'ujned Rebel Con- -' America,

jiayjng ap-- slavery by proclama-cin-g

orochedy all of We allgacrifices Let considera-den- t, commander-in-chie- f,

o- uin n rln

poniine tne could

irnZeiVed''1 I ticbl ecciiiex.ees resulting; banishmeht hole..South::. all;

Proc-- pros- - 0f bearing agesthe Fsays:-r--p(Tou- s Northern eighteen forty-fiv- e,

i dweU maleemancipation proclamation; -

r0U8 Republic becomevirtllal confession to. commanded One -- suggestion.

fighting.!. Vcry hampered

that consequenceindiscretion

importantprepared

'.".besides

strength

into the,',

jorinMorgan

Ky.for iU treatinglivingin;

beenmadeLincoln.'"

naeriiarary

tri-umphant

of

na.;,nn

0f

t T i. ..Awe eieci cvntuui,ter.dtohavethiscurseawarsioppcainstantly, whether Lincoln agreesfr if or not earrv thea w x a y

next of R presentatives wewill together the 4th

next at ngton.President

t

Ihis mhimous war. crouin- -

vaia VrThe York World, the -

same date boldlyVe have seen, one alter;anoth- -

er, our mostinsolently mostsacred rights maue the plaything:

brie

of sj'mph11 1 1 1 4 Isers wiiii reoeinon utuuuii- -

incaprc ty of thosesuffered to

But there is a to. ..

everythirg1 "sleeping lion i

this case is.no. has

is , uiiticeiui .of weakness made

administration that is wieldngallowance 001112 made tor na-- ,

u ill.vy, open porta,-superi- or wealth,;andthe military resources the Southand ltscii;

no more humiliatingin history this exhi- -

lof moral, abjectness. -

the administrationhopeot success legitimate

never thought emanci -

.but was at last maae:fbelieve that there otner c

way succeed a pusillanimous j

m the same re:. . , .f thftt Mn Chasn, 'fn-rM- 1

" i "4lnhi

Conner,an(i intrcpld pohtKUU., ten in.

fo,, TnmOR the1

that gentleman

being a for. thestrict. - Mr. O'Copner eayst ;

oonaage, nt

all theof tFfe Our whole.

mmucity,.men,in one

iThe..r ' m.mnocnrprl

1

Of.

youtli, intowi th h3 nuuuuof the

incarcerationn7."." .

-

"Let die ends

B V L L r N:!

)ImIUIH

I 'Fv vt(J; -ilh.W victims", are ; not

' only1 - A

not They break down

which them 'J tweenis ! iSGo.

citizerjgand coming ms

enjoj- -littuefand

f ia lli 1 ;

"if youj oilrsclf the entire sat: :

the ;

:ailor you be locked,,up."

aumen." three heroic

Hear

..

kind,

a

arrest f all everpride and;

nation'sEvery i

S

who j

amputated limbs :

jnle-

worli results,

its own. -- - ' haver wronr

JII Ml I. iiin .1 it A vvit itg four Fort Warrer

a sing. : - T

:

us,. nccomnaniments.

submissive-imatio- n

foenevr-previousl- to,

their

mencould not

dared"Vproauce coipu.?

aiun

K'.1.11U"L.useless inconvenient.

.makes

account--

Campbell

anded(a dissatisfaction

thou .be

URSDA

Jstva J'ori Observer.

strikes

' encuzh his Proclamation'.TT

forpleases to

not ruutiproclaim that all

other

ara merely threatened. ' the lie hasare already caught, dissolved the relations existing be-l- y

the ' afterbondage, absolute, 1, it

rtAiitiTrinof.1""," continue

wi tospy

change colonists,

.Ilrlr-n- n 41-i-

its Christmas, of or'tl niirl In

"V"reiauons,

wife,laws

punishmay

annulled verbal

them,such dreadful about

And

country once?crew, horse,

a..i:.i mi:iuii i

the right and present, is

Just as lie uo an iuii!j:, oi supeiioiii(well the also statesmen,

disordered order Thusfinances, Jefersori and the and hkh

b attained or evenany or those imation.'- - the

as has' cnrri' these

that

the butthis of

ofof the

0f

and wilt ul- -

and of

uptiVCs at

too, pass iy

4haf rlto hprA

eucii

ue;by the

that

one

not

the the

nisn

ctnuut

of

iiiv-uiuicui- v 1 mvseli to civn Le eiiectuai tnanPi .

of the'- -

- 'from months of army,Of s our 0nCe arms the

Neither !0f and and allupon the fact our white as soon as

the which, eighteen years old.a ycars

' Theonquer the by - - Iilve : s much

i.i i..rrlrt-lf- . . r . '

. General

of

-

the

s)

at

.

-

he

another

General

'

n d"If

nnri if .

Hjusehave it on ol

Marc Washi wheth- -

er the Is it or not-- -

on our

Newdeclares:

precious libertiesupon; our

calledfunction reason, and

"r i101

thenot

victory. limit,The

in fiction; nor -

H- ' .o

ment military byan

skill) quadruple

linus meimaiuiuu.There is

thanbitionWhile had.

byfare it otpatiou, itto

bears.

n .o' i

TnnnPV

ei:na tuuulvv,,..,... ...

,,r Krooks. olnnn(yrpRS.

8th

it is

to

it

niof

fit

on

our

earth s. ol

to

and cnil- -co

. .wmor,;r.r lOCUnd

.s

tyrant s in

E

y

whicli menaces. Besides,

would

approve

jfsfactiotl

constituted the people'sgftfetyj0r

remains. t.

'rVprisin-- r rlpbt. intolerabletaxation, . thousands"

' '

vf

.tilout promised result"-

necessarytjateu: ouf

vindication'

viplfl- -I l i t

the

i1T1,:iifitin?T '

'

';

. .

i

-

monar-- State

dten

and

whichn afc the a ;

andave to av0wed 'rebels and

back upon ,

nold inof the North merely

. 'j rt whom their ;aiior

;thfe andenAt tJwnnm f r iil uvw w,' , 1 uf,on imoeas wimc,.w ,r 1. j . .ntianv in tne iann.- - ,

- . ; i,Q

t--- -. , .1 ..m"

as or

i The New: York. in the !

themnrse .an

,, dd used here a$ anlent to And

" J. . , . ?

M trv WM w w -. - .

John P.

the token of

fall

aim'st at thy

TH

J'jow hi

f ' .A BLOW.

far' with'' -. - J Jl.unuer iue- -

lawful

oe a aeain uiow mehe would

laws should be..... a s la

decree master and servantNow,

citizen

shall beot lorce: I

are otner bsuiis- -

ban d and andand there are

to and anda more tnat an

of theMt is if the see j

I if I were of andwere

to - j

even this is

ptprs nil ai mv of !

to the "at banjigh the foot and

4t i i i

of the the

be to"I hot and

of

toknow

these- that Tip- - run in

ut

I

if

ana more ine

.. eighteen abolition, em includingemaiiapat to and

jlaraation same people.We statement that

'

theg0 more -

fair PresidcntJ:

his

reported.'Marshal

following

call

1

ot

trampled

of

"

mechanical

spectacle

to

iuu

the

de

to

to

strength,

.n'H

le

at

to

T,

to

nr. J

of ;

an

no

- a

the Pre to do it,:. ofcan oe no , , xi.any wi.o neiievcs me rigiu

the put down the rebel - j

lion, and the '

the are oftenand '

Vnl1 ; nnf tonrl , n tlip rrntnt in.w i r tm a Li. J a. a. v. iiva v wa-wa-

; hr-:.- ,.. r..,.mi

and the more sup-7 X. mt

of the if thewould issue his nrocla- -

all State lines.aiKl all the

'and - the war'he' he: ncces- -

the nowcrof . all. bv the

trucklcMl

swingulliAWful

ct:;ensdislovaltv

offences,SrlTZTul

Times

theNorth-- i Wis

vcr8everance.

Y,

DEATH

repealed,wiiatever

.A"""

child,debtor creditor;

stealing murder,

President.

happen.

South"leave"

whole

abolishPresi-hav- e

ininre

capable

journal'persons they

South- wcuK1 defied

stated

rebellion

would

bondage

Agent,

right'in

inability

candidate

editorial,

sident there!l,nt,tin.

enemy,restore Union. "What

loyal States crochetysometimes' troublesome.

snecdvpression rebellion,Presiddiit

abolishinirremoving States loyal

U"nd'?r powerdo-wha- thinks

rights; Governors

put down the rebellion, anand this last would be thefinal death-blow- .- It-ha- had sev- -

dontli-hlow- s. but this wouldkill dead.

i Jkw PmiooBruhics are. Made.s-P,mfm bonis are Hat" ;tlurtv Imtio'. nnfl a half leeto -

tviik nt. the bow. and. feet

tho sides the Vidth of ?ix feet.Eacll on , ruuning gear four I

1:po1 nnd s lisfd ss ft liflcrsrace

wa-o- n the nontoniers. carryingits proportion of0f plank. On a river theboats unloaded, floated rcros

I

I

'!T

Cheshire, .ngland, ,as '; compared

with the relief records of 18G1, is

St'ockrjbrt3S3 per cent

rbnl New j

4o pray. -

- - ' i

' i.. -

.."Three unconstitutional and des-- following remark: . by a cable made the stream,potic have been before thel ..yerypne .knows with what then the string pieces are laid acrossAmerican for about thirty . cn . interest ; any indication of j fTorn me j0at the next, and ondays, receiving

" judgment. pne; hostility . ,t . t h e .

Confederate these are placed the planks, eachthreatens subvert existing social 'Administration, coming twenty-on- e feet . long, which formrelations the;South; the from'asrebel Congressman or fromthe gangway of that width,two, by their. purport, at once and ft 11 newspaper, is received, ': . 1 , :

immediately consign

ftold,

footstool of arbitrary with:,.sc

evident

Lincoln

repeat

of

can

of

stringreaching

.".It la . T "

yet tueae as we call them, are startling, in .Auwn-unaer-wn- e,

xonimon'rampRraveiy inirequen ana ex-i-ue. uiv .;rens1.: are; . sifflpiy tne du,, iiacKuuw vLC,17.

- a T-- i i i r i r rtAF iaii t 1 raK'lycuu-MttprArwt- p. rare maiviauais. muwjc,vruti, v"" v

irresponsible power, jflhah:.itants

women

doom calm.-- . iBpeecn inaia

nnff Rgc tue'nnrl lirrKf tPD

must alike accordprovo$t, maranai

lovalty. or . he may- - applyremedy,

ingco

government's

military

benign

jn

wn-Zfinr- l

demand.

.

demand

judge

general

jtself,

Eliioris:-t- - me

simple

rebels

would

iiwvuiici

flip-min-d

rebel?

measure

to

are

for'r.

inat

.

I-- in 'idnti i i in rnmi NHfii i . Aukiwi uua Dt.uii tuivviyc, f - , v ,Lwheat lor planting oniy. u?m mi ; w.,ro.iwu uuuiucu. uvp,... iT-.f-- t"and charges. .

. lMUW,Ui

SaTy

five

and

acts

God's, and Troth's"

ita nmi n n rf i n 7I ft K F 77 1 1 IV . )

fno

"Ztxiu hH, w5th there i"Stone-fro- m the fce beard

cruns. "'-- JT "U fi4Ce'. "on, SC., more of tU d,6oly abou

cities, fanned, the, tlames .g. respettedby allr.

gd .his aQ(J penret sqa inron

calm- -

J s'oiui

Brilih on American

Affairs.

The London correspondent of theN. Y. Times writes:

It is a curious fact that the En-

glish press have not much as

one favorite or, two in . the Northern

' or army;- -

They do1 not see a single NorthernI

entitled crediti fiPHPral anyV

heroes are Davis, Lee, Beau- -

ward, and, above all,will" Jackson. He is the victori--

cusCromwellof the war. This;. (rrmv n nnivprsal that- .nanersl.

which have, from abolition

cause, have now abandoned it, andtiic recognition of the South, if

;couj be proposed to--d ay", wouldwith little opws ltion.

'change i z since irk orviri!0f Ias d Slidell is verv'marked.

The course of General Butler

VU'm

this result. But there has been;10sometthing stronger. Above every

,.ir.. i txrrriliis Knf. -thing .fa.a- - . :'CCSs.

fashion.fc...i,m

and soldiers.ell known in

r n

litorarv world, writes: -- EverybodyhprWithfuw Pvrentionsris

Wrl tacool.nw tlnn firf lino-z C" C"""0t 4

mat anxiety in is

,.r il,- -, tociiruf on.-- , n..!hny" eir

dowrn

nlfnr.

nml

:imrir mi urniw imiiii a rr liiiintu ri i.'iiu

;jfortu may we" fcUi:!fv to laiK

his lovalU'. generals,trade, w

of enormous': Davis

is

1C m--;

wo

h

the

is

which

n

.;

fanen

libeJ

:

sliglltest

.

Coniti.

ar

io

;fllIt;n

As to the abstract America

between

of

of

of

'1 I

man in

to

..r ,

to

it

Lottomed.fppf

a

for

fast.up

people too

to whetherother

gjems.

--.flhcy ir ann

r

11

m

'o

toTheir

vi

war; "'"f1 I.3--'

ner? the lanati- -

nveu,not

mde-i- ut

QCmCa g'-."."-

mow thot palnotism. yne yearuniiKeiy vwu,

. , , i .if .- -maKe a roiana oi one-na-u oi meir

nowwithbeginning scethat.the

iJdow thatquondam of the

North." These are the words ofone the most menr,f PnTfinrl. .inrTa Libornl in nol -rOc? bVvSthefcclingof -

vatives andin the London 'ffefaldj viluch con- -

t Tinh jsh t hn isiin r iodo-, . ' i '

montade8 01 "luannaiian, wno;has done his best to aid the South- -

.1 XT .1and me iortncrninto contempt. . 111s leticrs are eagerly read, exponents of North

and

Speculators, Extortioners, Ba- -

were

Congress.

opposinggylVania

Democraticand people

can't a pound it- being the ' case

suffering - such food,the

agents;

amountsIluntsville by speculators, iritidn army

it to teedboys the

it morelpeopl- e!-

Wp suffer benefitJthe army but riot to enrich anmy of

thewas one in the

the War.

. The Times says: ! whu - -B-

oston is in her quota offive and six' eDt the t ihrtt

sand is to have cred- -' ' '- .

it for the number of sailors iri the . :

naval service from ceQ l e has) l betieVr, wod hU

port. ..If .the rule ia good as to Joplied to it should be gener- - u lalli ppttly andally acted and case ntl; Ujs utcs9 is" osually a

wouia oeort

amUM' t,Sfeel--; Wash

ol fci nd macb ...

raeet

their

and

... . I " Al Shut na.

a

! it ' i .v o rY Xiiijruuiue seapuxi,

. , . . .t t i i r ii i r' t iit nrnii lilt:i 1 f .a in mfSt 111iwune iiiuifsiyii io i

defense? reason, Boston seeks,D3 a cowaruiy 4uiuu., iv r

. rortion oi n.Doubt- -

"v' tsr , V 4--

1.'

; wno nave oeen u vwuuh.battle, will rusiiw.iub uuw.- ..-

Their colored have1 . r 11 . , I anilniS IUllV RWnucu,

. n -- 11 Ctnat isoswn wiu iur-

ouota without.i 4 M

iov' will Alabama,

things

. : its.

s)

happy

in

North.

in

in

ft

parent

thousand

pieces

1 '

A

y-- f

m

,

0j couritIs. He in. . l. r ).tiL -- ..,1me ui uio

so

it

it

rr i v I n tr rr iiri in n uitiiiut v" ' .

lue sneawing

...i

.

l- u-

ll'Hl UUl.

to

ore should be counted, u e iuuinand and . and 0f and

town tor.. .' e!their

seat ofBoston, seat ot

fVrtiana noaiehe an

slnCfr .tn Ua Meu 11 nailed hi

cause, bring

Such

here,large

'hou- -

flense

hope

...3 IU -f-flV old .

of

nnra.

ern

.

.

ner

! m, the ofuaireu,is "

UlKiTI"-- Cw i

.t l i a. i rmi nr ni11 a! a. ti' i V. n mr.lt' anu was iiireaicucu nu " '

nwoeen

now would be Wormv

. . . . i an j

as

al Sea.

Cantain S. rt. master of'.i ' "

r t, if i nr-'- V.

a me uiTii;L.pW

The. are ; ""e filledto

control State,-toi

tn1

ern

as

f

rate

at'ot tne "SJV, the New

--

;

. .

.

" . ' 4 1

'--- -

- .

:- . .. w.

'

couriers

cenlr(Jf

.Vi

r ,

;. w " :

qimt,seems

newfitfhiii.r

I

tried when

. ,

corpnnce(J

. I

' Ityet

bend'

much.

Wben

. cf'

know time when

thatof

test that.

?

.--t ! 1 1

;i,imv

ofI i '

'

too, a whofliiee'

1

Aa f ee h

form '

; a leads.

lisking in

weeus f

lard, &c, were sale here at ing our and New f!inpa wi,cn mpet tvery25c. and for f fcard

to get and it was g0: ' '

than had : ,

to pay it. But a worse out fleet to block

than is our and thearid cause to r I went on the jjgg Iji

army and extor-- with when or-- tohave up the with f by a bare

bacon and and all of anj would have beenthan irons, the of iDUt Mr. andAveeks and all that and I him. " The

to can if I to be put 13of. It 'for that his ocrats a ma-th- e

put The isaway in , by that on

still, ourbuy is

sale! andbur army

at oris to

bacon storeviola- -

of that they maynress our uravo

in and pay cor-- 1

25 cents 20than paid

are readv to toar--

who

of

ap-- !

isupon,

Now

hntmri uai.

Jio

in

anu

M his

ne

tott;

.

rAtion ofwe

on steain--

!er I askedto I was

no one :

going retaliate. u e erein an j

torlie

Bostonof

x ;In ine ciaie :

inuiborers of

&UU

to for 2o. l 1 " Jare in

theiri ue

... V Mrt ; : rrjed atof coU.rt-hoUse-of affairs ': exists in

. 11 V!imn!n IT 1TI 1 !1T ITO 1 IPfl

NW York hascompletely fdcstroj-ed-

, nothing ie-main- ing

structure'but walls roofing the

Boston Shirking

that

this

land

iorK

thethe first time

tain me,any answer

put the withsail and few

upon

the laborsays:

the 'thishave

wnoarework less than cents per

Hour. ut-imu-

other cannoi ouiam--

any The same state!The the

c.n-a't- rl A.TUtfi?

Ubp

over,

The

.

fttjne of onethe of the r

built mlhe The

the '

; - .' -- .: : - .'

Proprietor

Chicagobehind esfromthepaor .tjirnixcorrespoDd-troop- s

followiog' prctures

proposing prominent. GeDerals':'

'evferib6d)?6 coi.firleore.Boston,

;Ttherngtor.nn

Opinions

Government

thinkinrf

reiisiuunjfrnrprnnipnt.iiie!t"ull,6

invincible

resorting

wasti.tdiytiwing

derior,,leaving Berceabld imtrtssioo

toitlie

!?V0UH i!S:tiono(

ConW

opinion

Phillips

sectional

P0?1011

HelalialioaTilton,

Ampn'mns riH'an(1

country. English 7ZKK&mSouthern,"

associates

enlightened

feeling.

hailing

brethren

Garrisonfollowers

furnishes

TrarcUer,speaking

support,

VHOLE 576.

t?.'j' n Mark tela

. . f 1 Jiim 0D me uunngrA; tt;.

HID UIMI VI attiwir. - -

A Ms and wi reto s,od from the right, Mt

aQj RnJ lbe ,holeJi?rsni.u.11 otrol.

fKOiTBEET.o.,r. t.,,VJf J

(,f.C00rj hHglit.and tins ai(ink full of

nlik on nd old Biquaintaoce.. .

M taQ , qrJal iir fcr(.itlg

slroDg od1 well roTtihfcd. posilioni31 II fj nIIP1I... Le. showed bis opprecia-ol- J

h

m oo the shoulilti abd suidwar 'horser. In this en"

be was second In com- -

tnacd tf tbe army, LU old. .

feI.-tL- 0 Li3 ablti"

handling.JACK90X.

was surprised atson's -- Hn'b'is described aa sort of clown. neter

saw bim riding with Lis knees;dn.wn up. like a nd his

ftstinu 000D tlS breast. II

crev don I liketo come about the army Tho

ke(4p m bHrfhendvd all the?

thev becio to cheerjje u,unijy r,uud ,,ff Lis hatt

Rather a Revolution this!

Lamp Wicks. A correspondentgives the Columbia the

useful bit ofuii mirht interest Mine vour

Oto at this

iit is' so to get wicksthe tops of 0id homc-km-t cot- -

ton 3 cut into strips theproper wiuin, maKe as goou ones

rasthe came fromfYankeedom." i

, j :

The Quartermaster. of.1 iloutn uaronna nas. recenuy uiuu--

una soldiers in. vwginia,2,000 overcoats, 3,000 pairs

; fi,000 blankets.

.men nies'.remarK.auie iwreligions elevation, . Beaurpgaru

js man feels depenon ah Almighty Powtt.

A. vTT" first ;aDd' n

dressed Cptain of CstnlryStroyed sea Capt. feemraes, Uitb unpretending stiff. His uni- -.

is fine ehoogb,.- - ccrUis!with" pathetic nar-- f tbIife But tbe imagine

misfortunes, from; tiou is piqued, y'ou know, by tbe ab

extract the following as

cox. A lew ago Dacon,' was,"aouxioriiiv;iiicis cwv;o.-ifpUrgL,- 3 Dorsft arnnunsdull of property, Bedford lfce lira at

say rttuil! traders 'people are their war meet';s,ep 6omo gVe ii.-g- j 8 asglad this price, ,ings, offering two hundred 'dollars ;fce raDmore the people money bounty for and sending; 7 ..

for enemy ! their-ston- e np Grow, the present speaker ofthe Yankees now destroy-- ! harbors, that he was going Federal House .Representa-in- g

country it is retaliate." quar-:tjvc-gj terribly beaten forof speculators ter-dec- k my son, he reelection Thaddeus

tioriers! They all dered me in lee-wai- st, Ste)hens gets in major-th- e

lard, more my crew, us were put;;the Tennessceans asked two in exception f0r Buchanan- - his

ago, are buying two boys (cook' steward.) friends Tenn-cam- e

market or that they ' asked him was in delegation stands Dcm-he- ar

is monopolized irons. The reply was to 7 Republicans, clearpurpose of extortion is stored1 purser was in irons, and b.jority.of six. Legislature

houses in lluhtsville for head shaved Us, and he aiSQ joint ballot.higher prices

not for

forthe attention of Government

Chattanooga,Nowhere called rhe

of in in

orders,starving

Vir-ini- a',

Smorants forMitchell our

extortioners ought

com

of

te

lhsee

emporium

jplainty

rretefction,

volunteers,

of

,

:wtichOn arriving

the'Cap-- :as

harm. His

was toIce-wai- st, old

us, a' planks

scarcity olih the

some portions 01

workmen are scarce, consequence

luumamwiupon wharves city

a society which numbers overmembers, pieageunu,;.

onoemajters

D(j

a

his

forbe

"a

iy.w, eu over io im? vwueucmc u-- be

the to serve we hear of places where masons and for the ue of South Caro--

coiintrv ,"i price.interior other States,

oil

Times, been

of the ancientand

oldest

between

Webster

io

by

papers

board

release doing

North,

out,inmecnanies.

i. i The Court of , of the warf byAla., have ; mon and they, "are the

ihundred vet cent.,for

goodbeein before coimty,:should be

v ".i'.i 7:.

.i;rATm

ntfiu? "snrmtiTid.

rtliance.hurrving

cfflt mn?fl.u.uwt't-- "

tt

AaM.firi-t:P.ii,-.

solditr,

ttacetiittitand

BtcnewaHbiieata6ceis teen

0Dkey.

clotfces." Stonewall

!tim;

Guardian

readersdifficult lamp

General

coats,pants, and

two

'"6, IOm

inrougn

having

cur

boughtpaying defeated

with

to.mau mauuiacvuiiuijrank's thorities

Hatitsrttte Adtocate.

Thisbuild- -

Commissioner greatJ Generals corn-Clar- ke

county, levied consent,,

indigent

vicinity, having jfamihesRevolution. example followed,

HO:

Soulhcra Genera!.'

'following information:

isceof

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