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Wednesday, morning, oct. i, w.i
Sewaxfk Hoink. We rertified l
learn Dial tbp Sowam-e Hmiao will con
tinue to Kofp open a usual. 1 I.
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WAKTEII,
A fi-w (JuarterrnaMler'a Vomliers. .lw,
a fftv tliuuRnnd dolliirt In gold Tor fli.
Enquire at oflli of ('iinmi-rei:il ll.ilel.
Hojit
'J'KM.rr .V Swan'h I'anener Hack
u'ill leave for Oweiilioro' lo-tntirrow
mortiiiiK- Aeeoinmoilutioti fur 1j or 20
ireii!;eri. For eata y iniiTieiliately
at th"ir Slablea. N. r, ('ollepp Mr-ot.
Get. 1 Jt
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The grand enlra'ico of llitv guerrilla
lirriis into our city, on hint Sunday
niht, was unavoidably jxiaf jkik 1 on ac
count of the weather.
, m
l'ragg'i ful lowers in this cily, aeem to
admire General Taylor's injunction to
that ollicer, and are continually cirrula
ling "n Utile nvrrt grape"
The iitlict armies have no blood on
their handH. I'cihns they may have a
good deal on the dirt which encruHlH their
nnnoaped and unwashed lunula.
m - aa
We don't wonder that the rebcln charge
the Federal soldiers with running in bat
tle. A Federal soldier can't strike a reb
el aoldier with his sword, or punch him
with hi bayonet w ithout railing tliil.
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While property is subservient to the
wants of man it must be protected, but
when it is made the instrument of hi
f mibjeetion let it perish.
It is said that Htonewall Jackson's
soldier stunk so bad thai the bu.ards
actually followed them as I hey marched
into Maryland .
' ah I pi'. I.fil llif I!. .ii ,lUL,r,l, ,.,. tl. '!,;, I "
" Maryland, .my Maryland," is no!
nrar so popular a flung with our wTrsh
Imlics, ninot' " My Maryland (old
Stoskwai.l Jackson aud liidhalT-Hlarvnl
ragaunitlina, that their rom wan a rcat
dtal lu'tlcr Ihan lluir company.
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Mary land has horn , p;MMd ovrr
by a Hlorni of Mood :uul fur, and
nhe tdrpa out without ono hptt of
treason on tin- Btainh-H hiiowa of
her virgin lohc. All liail to I In attant
lilth' Slate!
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The most powerful protection to the
wealthy is pure republicanism, for pro
perty will always be protected, and
respected, while the avenues toils pos
session are thrown open to all alike, since
all men will readily defend that in which
they have a common interest.
Unless the possession of property
sharpens and ciirichcH a man's intellect,
and improves his heart, wo know not why
ti should give him more political power
than the man w ho has none. l'nt so far
from producing these good cll'ects, it often
has one directly the reverse: therefore, it
va plain that a political aristocracy of
wealth ouivht never to be tolerated.
tiinsn Wouii.j. The fol lowing ring
ing sentences are the conclusion of a late
sermon of Henry Ward licechcr:
" I am not a prophet. Iam not san
guine though hopeful.. 1 think victory
awaits at every step, but if (od thinks
liberty too dear to be purchased so
cheaply, wo can give more. We can
givo more sons, more treasure ; will give
everything but this country shall be
one, and one undivided. The Atlantic
and I'acifio shall say it deep answer
ing to deep.
" Hear it Fnglaud one people, one
Constitution, ono lloTcrnmeut.
'One (iod, one country, one Hag, one
destiny cost what it may, we w ill have
it. Let Hod name the price, and it shall
be paid."
Mr. KvKKrnrj few days ago delivered
a speech of characteristic force and beau
ty at a meeting held in Faneuil Hall, for
the purpose of aiding the formation of
itn Irish Regiment, in the opening of
which he thus alluded to the deatl and
obsequies of Fl.i.Ti'iiK.it Wi iistdii :
This is not the first time that 1'aneuil
Hall has been opened to-day. Many of
you, fellow citizens, came here this morn
ing to pay the last tribute of respect to
a brave and patriotic citien, who had
died, as wo might all be proud to die,
on l he batte-lield, in the cause of his
country. You saw him as belay hi re, in
solemn and dutiful state, at the feet, as
it were of the revered parent, w lio taught
him as he taught us all, the sacred obli
gations ol the Constitution anil the price
less value of the I'nion. To-mnrruw he
w ill be borne to his last rest at Marsh
field, by the hide ol that illustrious lath
er. Jin prayer w as granted, that w hen
eyes should be turned for the last time
to behold the sun in the heavens, they
should not sea him shining on a laud
drenched in ti sternal blood. Could be
have forseeu that the dread catastrophe
would have come so soon upon us, he
would have uttered another prayer,
which would also have been lultiiled,
that the blood derived from hiiumiht be,
as it has, oh how gallantly, been poured
out iu the holy cause. We have no tears,
fcllow-citueiis, to shed over such a death;
t is not for that purpose you have en
tered this ball for the second tune to
day. . .. mm
Asm tam. --The small river or creek,
so fieipieutly alluded lo in the lisp.il. lies
lis tlie scene of the recent conlliets in
Maryland, is called Antietam (pronoun
ced An tee tam. ) It rises on the line of
Franklin and Adams counties, lYinmvl
vauia, and falls into the I'otouiac hctvt een
Martiusbure- and lUrper'lVrry.
We are not generally admirers of par
odies, lint the f dloiritig is capital :
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A PSAMTJEL OF LIFE.
TV H. W. M.iRTFRI.MW.
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In Hit South' )Tfti IW-M i.( hutilf
IIm not lik d until I iu i u 1 1 1 :
Jl a ' hnlj'r " in tin ti ih' .
Trn-t n r lcl, li.'wi''ci pU- iMUt,
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N.-.n ti.i.r, Tt.., 1mi;'
Haute or llaiirrmoun llcluliu
Ikrrailfol t'ariixse Among the Itelx
els -A I linnaniid r (heir Head l.cft
oil I lie I Irlil Our I,ora to mpjrH-
tlvelf Meht.
Vrriii!i)cleliti' "I' l'1 N'. TilnrK.)
Minm.rrow s, Mo., Sept. 1".
Since closing and dispatching tny let
ter this morning, I am satisfied that the
estimate of theeneniy's loss widt h 1 gave
is too small. A "visit to that portion of
the Held where Hooker s corps were en-
uaired, and particularly along the route
fought by (.iibson'f brigade, of King's
division, on tlie turnpike, reveals a car
naue ol which I had previously no con
ecption. The enemy's dead are piled
everywhere along the road line, and in
the woods on each side of it. In fact,
the slaughter on the right was fearful,
and exceeded, if possible, '.that upon the
left of the battle lield. 2 he Cviifokmtrs
must have, left full anc Ihimsiiiul ilcml on Hie
Held! Their swollen carcases liorril y one
at the foot of every tree, and behind every
shrub and bush.
Our own dead which have been gath
ered on the right for burial only count up
seventy-live. I am wholly at a loss to
accouut for the great disparity in the
numbers of the Union and rebels troops
killed on this Held. Our grape and
shrapnel must have told frightfully in
this work of (daughter. Some of the of
ficers of the rebel army say they have
lost as many in killed, almost, as they
did at the battle ol Ma hern Hills. Our
dead will not exceed, probably, one bun
dred and lifty, but our wounded, Who
have been brought from the lield to this
town, now amount to near ono (hi .sand.
All tlie churches, and several barns are
full of them. Many are now in private
houses. No lists have been taken of the
wounded except at the seminary and
small church of United P.rothreti where
the Pennsylvania lieserves and some New
York troops have been brought. This
hospital is in charge of Dr. L. W. Head,
Surgeon of the First Pennsylvania l.'e
serve corps.
There are a great many serious woands,
and many must dieol' their wounds.
Maryland.
The Philadelphia Hnllt'tiii says truly
that the people of Maryland have been
maligned and misrepresented. The
would-be. aristocrats of Baltimore, who
talk and act treason, have been regard
ed as representing the people of Mary
land how falsely, late events have
shown. The darling hope of the rebel
leaders was that, on passing the Potomac,
they w ould be received with joy by the
people ; that there would bo a general
uprising; that all the men would Hock
to their standard ; that llaltimore would
fall easily into their hands ; that Wash
ington would come next j and that then
Pennsylvania could be invaded, and that
they could "dictate a peace in Independ
ence .S(uarc."
lint Maryland has stood firm. A few
foolish men and women welcomed the
rebels, and a very few men joined their
ranks. But the masses received them
coldly; they witnessed their departure
from their town w ith tpiiet delight, and
they welcomed MeClellan and P.urnsido
as their deliverers, with shouts ami tears
ot joy. IWen lialtimore has not shown
a simi of revolt, and the so cessionis!.-
...ere have actually looked with dread
upon the possible arrival of a rebel army
in their vicinity. in no pan 01 me
I'niou i there probably more sincere joy
at the departure of the rebels over the
Potomac than in Maryland.
The firm and steady loyalty of Mary
land has been eipial to a severe defeat to
the rebels. It has, indeed, aided Me
Clellan in giving them the terrible defeats
they have sutlcrrcd. It puts a linal ex
litiiniisher upon the idea, so industrious
ly circulated at the .South and in Kurope,
that Maryland was at heart devoted to
the cotton States. After this deplorable
failure, there will never be a new attempt
to invade Maryland. The war will
lieiiei lui lh he carried on South of Iho
Potomac. Let us all do honor to Mary
land for her loyally, to her noble Gover
nor and ex-Governor fur their fidelity.
and to the journals that have resisted the
pressure ot treason and done so much
lo sunooii and strengthen the cause ol
Ihe I nion.
As l'.Xi.Ml'I.K oi' Sol Tlini.N ClIIVAI.-
iiv. We have the following fact from
Lieut. Frank Uewett, of Col. Jacob's
cavalry, w ho has just arrived from Fay -cite
county: A certain Captain Lewis, of
Lexington, who is at present organizing
company for the rebel army, and well
known lo many citirena of Louisville,
upon heuiiug that a certain deceased
I'nion ollicer's wife had a swurd in her
possession as a last ami cherished gill
from her departed hiishaml, immediately
aimed forty of bis ?,,. , ,,.,,,,,,,,
Siildiers and proceeded to her residence,
demanding in the must insulting manner
that the iwoi il be niveu op. Of course
(heretic vvastakeu, ami the lady's entrea
ties for pity's sake lo h ave her his laxt
h fell nl live Vii'le ..ttily di'l. (4iih .J
The Death of Col. Milct atllarper'l j
Ferry.
( mn i-iii-lriir ..f thfi N vs Yurk T'lii'"
Owing to a thick mist w hich hung over
the mountains, the artillerisis failed to
see the white flags for some lime after
they were displayed, and continued
throwing shell, whereby six were killed.
Colonel Miles was fatally wounded by
one of them. He had ridden back and
forth on the field, a target for the enemy,
but fortunately met with no mishap until
then. While standing with his Aid-de-Camp,
Lieutenant Penning, on the left of
1'olivar Heights, wailing for his horse,
the balls fell thick around him. Turn
ing to Lieutenant Penning, he remarked :
"Well, Mr. Penning the ball is over. We
have done our duty; bul l don't under
stand why the rebel oussci keep f helling
ih." .lust then a piece of shell which
burst close by, took away a portion of
his left calf, lie immediately fell, rx-
niming,, "My Uod, I believe I am hit."
His aid immediately called upon Captain
Lee, of the One Hundred and Twenty
sixth New York, who camo to his assis
tance with some men, and whilo they
were bearing him oil" the field, another
shell burst, taking off the Colonel'shat,
and severely wounding I apt. Lee in Hie
thigh. Col. Miles was conveyed to his
headquarters in an ambulance, assisted
by Or. McLee, Or. i crgnson, of the
Lighth New York Cavalry ; Dr. P.arr, of
the Twelfth, amt Dr. Poone, of the. First
Maryland, II. C. attended him during
the day. He remained insensible most
of the, time, not reviving sulliciently to
allow of nmputalion
Through iho kindness of Lieut. Pen
ning, who sai nesiue mm, constantly
holding bis hand in his, I mil pennitleil
to copy 1 n m Ins memoranda some ol the
expressions which the dying Lolonel ut
terrd during the day while his mind was
wandering. They are valuable, if for
nothing more, as showing how cruel the
insinuations which have constantly been
thrown out against bis loyalty: "Oh,
where is Oeneral MeClellan? Why don't
he come forward and save nie V " Major
is our artillery at work V" "I have done
my duty, and can die like a soldier
" Don't let my staff leave me. Go on !
Goon!'' "I wish I could be in every
place at once." "Stop them," referring
to stragglers Irora their regiments,
In the latter part of the day his mind
still continued to wander to the battle
lield, and be constantly kept cheering on
his men, calling them to stand where
they are. Again he asked, "Oh, where
is MeClellan V" "Captain, wo are hard
pressed, but my orders arc to hold on to
the last my ammunition is gone where
is our army? " Dam Colonel lord ho
has lost the heights. Oh, must I surren
der?" "They made a target of me."
" All right ! all right ! give them every
shell every shell.'' " When we can do
no more 1 can do no more " "Five clays'
cannonading heard at Paltimora and
elsewhere, ami J'et no assistance." Fx
presses a wish to see Gen. White. " I
am an old soldier; Gen. White will not
forget meat headquarters." 1 know also
my stall', Mr. Pinncy, Mr. llellnisn, and
Major Mcllvaine, also. " 1 can bear
this." "General, go; oh, why don't you
go'.' oh, go! go! go! oh, go; won't any-
body go? "Ob, go! my darling go,
my darling. ''My wife go; "receive
me." "Gome, sign il." " Mcllvaine, be
m, then '. le 1:11 ! what a noble fellow
"Oh, Harney, that key ! the key; oh
Col. Miles may have been remiss in bis
duty, but a more loyal soldier never
fought under the Hag. When Hell his
headquarters late in the evening, he w as
Blill living, though he could suit tw hut
a short time longer.
Oeneral Reno.
Gen. l!eno, who fell mi Sunday while
gallantly leading his command in the hoi
conllicts with the enemy on that day in
Maryland, was a native of Virginia, and
was about thirty-eight years ol age. He
entiled the Military Academy in 1S-I2,
being appointed Irom Pennsylvania.
Anion'' bis class-males were Gen Me
Clellan, Gen. Stoncman, Gen. Sturgis,
"Stonewall" Jackson, and others dis
tinguished more or less in the present
war. In a class of lifty-iiine he gradu
ated eighth in rank, and w as immediate
ly assigned to the ordnance department
as l'.revet Second Lieutenant. March ltd
of the following year he took the full
rank of Second Lieutenant. On the 1-Ult
of the ensuing month ho was hrevctted
First Lieutenant for gallant and men
torious conduct in the battle of Ccrro
Gordo. On the 2:ilh of September ot tht
same year, he was breretted Captain
"for gallant and meritorious conduct in
the battle of t hapullepec, 111 which en
gagenicnt he was severely wounded.
From January to July, 11'.), he was
Acting Assistant Prosessor of Malhe
matics in the West Point Academy. On
the breaking out ot the rebellion we tiud
him still in the ordnance department
as a captain. 1 he secession ot his na
tive State did not induce him to follow
the example of too many others and
take up arms against ihu Government
that had educated, supported, and lion
ored him. As a reward for his tidelily,
and as a lurther acknowledgment ot
his military services, knowledge,
and skill, he was, on the .'loth of Sep
tember ol last year, appointed a itriga-
dier General of Volunteers. In the el
pedition lhat resulted in the brilliant
victories of Koanoko Island, F.dchtnn,
Newbern, and I'eauforl, Genera! I'.iiiii-
side assigned I11111 to t he command ol a
division, and his conduct ami belinvii
were always such 11s lo merit ami receive
the warm praises of his commanding olh
cer. General Peno's division was trans
fcrrcd from the Virginia Peninsula to
1 retlei icksbiirg Willi l.urnsideS corps,
which had been brought up from North
Carolina after the seven days' buttles of
the Chickahoiuin v, and from Fredericks
burg marched al once to Iho rcinfuiee
lucnt of General Pope, on the b'apidan.
This ollicer was conspicuous in the prin
cipal movements connected with Pope's
retreat to Washington, lie w as thorough
ly patriotic, scrupulous iu Ihe perfor
mance of all his duties, and during the
whole war not a syllable has been pub
licly breathed against bis character or
conduct, lie died like a true soldier in
the service of his country, and his memo
ry vi ill be embalmed in the hearts of all
bis loyal countrymen.
Avium Iiii.M. Siior. We have neg
lected hitherto lo record the execution
some weeks since by order of Col. Mc
Neil, ol notorious rebel named II It
Harrington. He was t an ured some
where in Monroe or ll.ills county, taken
to Monroe station and there shol, alter
due In land sentence, lie had taken
and violated the oath sev i l tunes, and
bad given a bond lor 1. He was
shot at sundown 011 Friday ihe 2ilh ot
Auini-t lie met his death ivilb the llt
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SPECIAL MOTICKS.
.Ml subscribers in arrears to the Aiift-
H( Daily I'vio are respectfully re
quested to pay the finiite Ayi, or call
and settle at the ofllee, or their paper will
be discontinued.
oi.n M:vMMrr us.
We have a small quantity of old
newspapers, suitable for wrapping paper,
wlip h we will dispose of at 50 cts. per
hundred. Thoso in need of such an ar
ticle, will do well to call soon and secure
n supply, as wrapping paper is a com
modity not lo be met w ith every day, and
more csecial!y at the present time.
.1. I.k Aid.K will have five or six
Coaches to leave Nashville for Owcm-
boro, Ky., on the Ohio river, connecting
there wiih mail boat for Louisville,
about Wednesday or Thursday next.
lie can accommodate sixty passengers
with peats. All who desire to go had
better secure seats.
Fitre rfry lw. Olfice at Sewanee
House. rsept.-27-lf.l
No Grati: Yink Nkws aiioi'T This.
On yesterday a large crowd of persons
were seen coming out of the Insurance
and Exchange office of W. J. M.utn, on
College street just opposite the " Sewanee
House," each having Tennessee money
in their hands, which they had just
bought with f ireenbacks. One was heard
to say, I have just made one. dollar,
another I have made two dollars, and a
third I have got four dollars more money
than I had when I went in that Exchange
office, and all agreed that they had made
a saving of at least twenty per rent,
by exchanging their Greenbacks for
Tennessee money before spending them,
as they could buy as much with ?3 in
good Tennessee money, as they could for
$." in Greenbacks. sept. '21-tf.
Parties desirous of going North, or to
any point on the Louisville and Nashville
Iiailroad, will find it to their interest by
calling at the Livery Stable of Tk.U.ey A
Swax, No. 5, College street, as they are
at all times prepared to convey passen
gers lo any place at reasonable charges.
Sept. 2:5-1 iv.
liKAPgnAttTcnR 1st Tknm. Cavai.ky
Nasiivtu.k, TrNtf.,Ang. 2'i, sf,2. t,
Onlers Xi. C.
All ollieers recruiting for this Regiment,
w ill immediately forward to these Head
quarters a report showing the strength
of I he party, present, and absent, and will
hereafter, at least once a week, make a
similar report, exhibiting the gain and
loss, if any, bincelast report.
P.y order of Col.. SToRLS.
. Inns- Mi'iirnv, 1st Lieut. V Adjutant,
1st Tenii. Cavalry. I Aug. 2:5-1 f.
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STADLER, BRO. & CO.
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Government Claims.
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