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The Iblipwsrig, says that excelleut1
apepr, the N. 0. Jes', is supposed to
I er #we fromt Abrahanm Lincoln,
Bight quickly lend.your nil,
-Per I arsore afrald
Of hateful Baltimore.
ee~ary pprigt that, bLn's
' w~brow, the mouth, tte nose
Sausnin Potomac's shor'.
Take eorw'ry vile cravat,
oek of man or brat.
i"treson" bold;
'the idfants' socks
speak of cruel knocks
ibm... Plains unfold.
O do Il noble work,
3ee for a moment shirk
duiges I dematd!
ýeeIa dt~nfea earsr
leud bathe with sc~alding; teats
My eqontenAnce so bland.
)goed not the many sneers,
Themultitude of jeers
The " rebels" will display ;
But let the urgent need
Persuade you to proceed
And ad this very day.
Because my shatter'd brain
Is tortur'd by the slain
Whose ghoats in legions throng,
And I'sball die of fear,
Unless my nerves you'll ebcer
By efforts prompt and strong.
Then start ny noble buys:
Destroy the chidren's toys
And smite speession tort-;
Let nothing red and white
Burviveanother night,
On Chesapeake's great shore.
A Refractory Witness.
I have seen men, who, if they
ware bribed to speak the truth, ho,
if convinced that the plain statement
of a fact as it had occurred, would be
as conducive to their interests, as
*ny prevarication or exaggeration
cancerning it, would yet equivocate
ad-lie, in a manner truly astonish
ing. I will give an example of this
lass, which will also serve enc to
ilastrate the free and easy manner
that prevails in such of our courts as
are, with considerable pleaaantry.
denominated; Justice Courts. (lucut
a non laeendo.) Okl Joshua Banes,
familiarly called "Uncle Jose." by
the youngsters of the neighborhood,
and "Epitaph Josh," (from the fact
of his lying like a tomb-stone.) by
the-legal wage of the vicinity. is the
person to whom I refer. One day
at oneof these courts, it became nec
oesaesary for the identification of an
individual to ascertain whether, at a
certain place. he had turuned to the
right or the left, and as the
point had arisen iucideintly, it
was unavoidable, to swear the on
ly individual present in court, who
was known to be acquainted,
with the circumstances, and that per
son was."Epitaph Joeai' With much
taepidation, and aftier considerable
consultation with his client, Joe-1
was put upon the stand, by the attor
ney for the plaintiff, who, after the
old man had taken his place, accosted
him thus. "Well, Uncle Josh, the
boys around here say that von can't
ell the truth but by. ac ident, buit I
know you better, don't I,old tellobw !"
"tes, Billy you've known the old
man too well, to believe all the lies
on him. I've kissed the good buo k.
my son, andl' I'll tell the truth as
a shingle." "Well, you see there
was a pretty smart shower of old
man at Joe White's 'entertainment,'
and-we got talking about old times
and the like, and after we hand
taken a dram or two, mnay be
three., I started up the road,
and as I walked along pretty brisk,
I saw a man ahead of me, whom I
fiast took for Jim Sikes, and when I
looked again, I allowed it was Bill
Thompson; and so he kept up the
road--" "Stop, uncle; tell us now ,
you koow that road, don't you '"
"WeB, I reckon I do; I travelled it
beliee you were born; I've walked
map &ad boy, these sixiy years, and
I've never been. a squirrel's jump
lugt it: there ain't a shrub or an
all stamp on it that I don't know by
kamu.l" "Very well, now go on with
your utdry.' "And so the man kept
I th. roamd, until he came to the
this, aWs when he got there, he
tea*y.* right---" "Huasa ! I said
- s" enolsabeed the enthusisatin attor
*'lsaid Uncle Josh would tell
when it came to the push
Z w is the genuine thing af
gendteorda of the jury.
i to the right, it must
'- C 8*eoibes." During this out
ling, Undele Jos had re
- wsitk from the opposiug
swat without noticing the
tpwdpeseaaeded with his evi
i. ' 'WdiL as I was saying, when
_ )ijw * he tr aed to the left
S loe, step there od man,
tris upon tavellers;
flt minate that he
" '"No, I didn't."
-thmed a seora
- Wd. dildren, don't
s w o. give him time.
Meuatiyr ain't picked up like chips.
So I did say tihe right: your right
as oustand to tne, Billy, and imy
left as 1 stand tuyou;. yon know. ny 1
son, that t'here are two rights-'' I
-Which neitheir makes oui wrong.,
nor one ieft'you villain ! Now, lis- I
ten to Ie. Th'le road that Iteads u l
from Jou White's tavern is straight.'
wtil it comes to a fork : tihe right
hand side of 4the f'rk Italed to' Jimi
Sikes' house, trod the left-hand side t
to Bill 'IlThomp-son'1. Ni'w. 110 mIore
of your rights' and lefts, but ju-t. tell
me, did the ulan you sacw goup Siki-'
er Tilompsnlll's road ' Thhi's the
rquestion !" 'I disrlcemember."' You
dinsremember ! you lhoarv-headt-'l old
scoundrel ! Have yon travelled Ithat
road all Sour life- ? 11a et you ever"
been as far as :a sqar0rl's jilulnp ftront
it ? Don't vou know every green
bush, and every old stump it et O T . h
heart, and yet you anlnt tll 4 lict
road the man took, 110 lger ago
than last week ?" h''No, Billy, Im,
sou, the old 0an1 is noi clhicken, hIll is
getting old( now. I 1was h1orn in thb
rtevolutsion, and when thl. ri. I i-hl-"
'Sit dlotIn you grcey h1i1 d :alii'ator"
vocifirated tit exasperatedl at tt'-rne.,
*'sit down. Aou have perjured your
self, from tlthe worn *go,' *, u h\1"it
equlivocated 110111 alul to 111 h 141,L1
vou havll lied lrotuJ Je lW t-, ic ta"vtl n
to the forks of tI. i. 1(, nid if the
jury believe con." u tr,? you'v said.
they are great. r· i -d-( ' l t hu t i't, .
Sui or the "ju"i ,' I: r-t.cs the":
tharn to1 he!"
Since the bat-1k ".: 'Matna.---:.T5 nne
tibue, to a l.grit\e;"i ;L lhey hav sent
two small boat.- n:*ro--s i\ :h pault" .
and tho 1iw' Io :he battle. Ilith mIlt
deft-at. Also. it dogt. w'01 a Leottl,
tie, ar1111ltli his neck, ' :' h pa(11 rI
an1 ) letters to l . W A .t.. t." i 11i
1i00 to tak'' goar.1 cure of tihir
(which 111, y call \1sutntsr:t . as t h."t
woultd bet a Ltto'r lim 1fre1', l 1 -
TFort Pickens Cor. New Yo"rl lb'r
aid.
Say. tihe New Orleanst 1)lta: "'AI
tomrre-ptndent writing to its at t1lt
,tubjec:.-of the P~residctiial *!e.ctiou.
srllor'sts that no chlct.rnl tickt
-hould receivl. t;(.e , "t. of thw l"`..ol '
tunle s:lebdg; ii 1 tor ta i-::nil ;p.t..
and recunintwad- !li t -linwi _ uncu
I''1 r t , tt. t. " .
Gov~s. A!.'xu:tubl r \l" u -t; !..t:"-I
yeti... Judlge Jn .:mbl
Natclit clt's.
Fir-t ' i-(trict-t h- - Derbign
(u"1 of Newt- t rltas.
Second Di,.rier-.7 (. Flicks (0i
of Nw Urliant.
Third Dli tie;-(.,- r e S. C:i :.."
'w). of Laf'lurch.
1 0o11th 1 istrit t- Z'1t I n.I 1. lilt'
row (ti), of W1e: F.'aciann.
Fitih I)intrict-IT. Egan. "r. (.i,.
o'f Lienville.
Sixth District-John Routh to,
of TI''nstl.
For flip h r New
.1 1 .1 iR 1 .
'When in Franc.'. Dr. Franklin !p :
hearing tlutt a vessel \ta- a! :t 1.,:
set sail tfr Anricrna. - int th1k IIlI.t
inlg muescage: *' T'Ili l'n toy''1115
womun to uarrl i a ilt rar CIhihi :111
tih- mak s0 lie rs t. lto1; i lt I fr l' ca i
try." Thec p1-l ,n" phi < ~
sur that batii 'it haltlt. hut,- a .
reu thre li nd that c iie i-.n i ,I a.
pruducing. A itw \c .:u- a_,". Ib:
tiadve t.utigrt it I p ielt i l ii l. l '- -
ouawar phy 1nial\. itl -"u deo- i .esL. ",.
:they: irtI' goiit'---whur wll Gl tilt II
:pic~eti (if thea'·. 1lcrhhrciji (( Irlrltc0
-rctW, not l t. It 'lr.lt 11,1% t 1''kll
b~etter for tilt' Qtilllli\ II'~ 10( 1ic-I' iu:ir
nto the rearintaig f childr te nl t. ,
practical light that r eturl it f marr-% r11W1
stack, grains. mul offer : uPtli."s t.'t
athn arrty. It to go u" i to tilt narm.
ithe y ought to litn discc-ulllelnercd et
will have to Is' sutstained : armti."
raisedtnd baand distorght.d by tiler
T~r s uotilor way o .suppliti~g
are the deand. to ne favea great nw
superannuated wvidower~s and hacile·
have neare ot00,000 men itotake the field;
but in one warmy tie capil s're tn'ing
icoimury--by marryillg.
awaSirs, by all means get mrrie - d.
Don't complain of "'hard timtes, tin
thle we rear more-who men, til ill hei
places 1 Of these. perhaps 100.000
harder a few years henc. Tithe1 are
neter too hard to ma rr-iudeed
nri'rying makes times easrierh Don't
sty "no lady will have me," domebody
will. There ia 110 wuay o for you;
pold bachelors ad widowers; so get
-i married forthwith. A. C' G.
Gt er. FremReat.-AB dispatch dated
,(Washington September 16th, says:~
lr'Ithere are #umorb this oakithig that
SI ( 1rsnmbnt has resigned his comd
' manod, itad that his rutiou has been ni
a DntaC in e of qneharof timeres"triCtin
ne to s hardtoamarrioy i thle
m lrtte.ringfb m eies easit r Don'
- Mrtial Law.
This i1ibj, ct w' notic eiy an4 nrti- j t
eli, in the N. 0. BIe", iii s ppeessd to td
l Mit, u der st·riullt ad t*irtlln·rlt id tilh T
city ot New ( hrlti'ns. aIwl will. il ll
probability, lie piroclaimed~t inl ai i,liii
ti ler. ( hlid l~i'lc l~t iwlt:i'iil'il.i ill thle -
colhns oft' tile rt'spelctive jirtbi of !
tha~t city. we have n~. Ioti.crtl alllii lltssj
made1414 in r etifreurc to tihe 11into4 ti, and411
I..xpie t4-l dre this to hati- it'cctir 4 din
ti-lligei~ic ot' this law going; ititi ii. t
ftet. A. ai gi'rliihlt thin} M tial'~ I
IlawI is n1ot11. glut i~nt fo1rtc. it1 es iini
prh1ct.huzded. 'filel it l t f NI'' + (i-t ii
two, b' li,"ked up. '11 a' Ill 4
lv she w-ill beii. Anda lWI". t i. -'( ii it
cI hIdl.r; l aIiI'N tilt t 1it n} 1111, .*.I·l~llt
n isuch1I 'ii nog" 111111 II 4141' t 1 · -
ltiii"f 114'; l , Iw . a'I lit ;l'4 it 1 ii
.I I''nau ' s I x·,.i,-- an "i 1:.I·· ! ··t·:
14r ti in i' nt far ' rnr iu .4 p":I I ""r1
hCttr8!! 'tt 1n :u 14411' rl~an rI 'fill.
l,'trcti'illl :,t 1'\.1nti, ( ill tltr d· 'd' t'"t
a I 11 ii, I Iat 114 ' II 1i .'.' tit.%- 'i . l'
-nrr,+unl.d ht" 1t, t- n: .r . rttý I·~a. lit
ttir :'. 1 14'ttl ' Iir,"ý I l v h."1111 1
f:. 1 t44 1 . II I It « rl i
''II. I c ii' in ' :1411 ,-t444 iliiic tr k. -
s. it. 441 fr.- .u;: I."r 1 i. d t' i it t
can r. 'thw t . I,
1 &-u :in . ' ' I 4 4 1
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:l in ,'tit. h' eu " t-. "" n - I
and 1"te nh1,e taev,-in. - titk, nn
1 .4.tp t iil .li . !iVll tstll « it,, it I
.aga. in- : 41-; Call t..' 1II.
I::,1. },. n rv t4. ' 'tie a."il
SIl "i+ 111441 t1o F: .N .\. r " ',ý
ran :.! t th to .. t,. ,
-l 1 .1 l4 a II4 tJI" 2' 444 1.44 ",1 n r
ill ,: I) a tin -41 '1 . '1 :14gl~i... 4'. :i
-J 14 I .ih )t 4.r.->:, , 1 :"dti ll. . i
plivalt die in t iu ,1.,t h` 4f~nt
= 14(ti h 141 Ic-ji l iii Ih ~ i l.,i:
ta ii' t,1.:.l 11tit4I~l . I,:1"' tt L
siii li,' t 'e 1.1. '; f tlit' -.'- ii 414444 4
1i :I 1 ' iv tI.4 W I :.i n ,ilk . . i " .
hr.o .11-lu 1. .Ii 44 111. 411" ,:4 atle. at141
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I, r.. ir. ý ltfl.4141 'j It
Po,,1 tot 4441' 114141ii4l I'r, ineth, (1.1
41111't hat.4 i-I tin"utallug Unc iitnut ~1'n
'I~t I be ht'.t"gtti hit it itia. fi t ~tttii
%% n~I;" ii.~r' ,all li- Ii Id 111 h1"i'is.tit-d
i- th c ,i' tilt' h ti.i'l"4 1 l jit f1 t _- ., n
t .il~l ,ti -, %%11 11= r ai S t t 'r .44444-V i rI e..
(Iitatlit'.' u t t hill' ( 1c-six rad l ai.. .i
I itcen tit by:o II tli 1t' :,e : 1 te
Lat s innllb «f1k~. Aboveku tile
'ertnemy 11511 benl ,t hlart-kl O., (ai1t
hr nl.,=~t ineti, make ajwctitI tilth iitt.!
csXpelient4 (,of trategy in which the
cavupagu in this portion of fhe coun
try Ihaas been alqoet exclnsivety con
ducted.- A rapid and brilliant move
ment on one side or tiro other seemse
to furnish nnw the only tmen: o1
tertinathin the pIn ut nptýýlicatio
Riictntund " lx.
Sa4:La tha. ale Itiaer A lliii;:
& i. itrT he e cltton lit'lds arv lcaeni .. Tih," t tr
caterLilllarh ki mad.'l a 'hantl -nan ta ' f of
11164 titw -et 'u L the oufg boll,- har' I,.
lanaal Iataln hIp.
;ia
The ERnmns, s Fo%"rros up thr Miver, - ItI
TLha 3 eta mph i. A1II·al, a "' ln taI rdaI et
V*l t"ý: i11~
I'".,un th informution which ttr fl
a aluaig;; that !:," avn i lt lalr.-a - til
ft-- rial r :u.l aaiatrihutia dt1- tIaollow-: N:
A" Ua L u,- 1i1,0a ; I ) l'a! (arne.l a tl l
('.ti.t. and alida 1a a ain, 1aa,0a0; )li t.;
for t.'it da iN Iin'allinla la - aldovl.Atlt a al
·t
o ia IaIttt I11,0 10; lta ll ladnu lia .1000 7;1i
L a-n - vaal , m o/1. . A?"a .a11'"i ralna Cta 1 1 1
ctan. t ," at'. a' hioba l all l04 al, at 1,a of
hhai :aaaal LaH'a la4ala lv I A ' rijial
(11aa. This is a -in tiotl tof . a .aal t o
A hiC it wI thiank in ,i tr flr ia true "1
haaaiaaa Iiaaaaae tc laaa a~11 'alel' .aaa i l'a ii~
' .e'a,'uaiaa (jiai'i.r a aan a ).'-Waa
ltralrnt, th"aa - Kaaoxvia <T'rnn. t[
l;ti lti , .that i co".up of..1 a I. a -o ý I
H IIen c 1 ! te, rvcenly t aa. a al:a 1
aaa1 a a..8. 1 ' p1al r-aan aa ",I' it
win no1 uaillay sable arr .
n aIl tn. Ia 7- 110' a1( it, :t;..tYI , a a.rr,
1 Alen, e r n tlt : .taai .l" l1i K . al
'a Ta~lnr' 'ii a'f a~~kgll aaaa
lit s la I. .1. a K . atmaa. a- a ol a n .1
llla ll' :at ai a I'll a llo"c· a
la.a l.a a ,!1 .. a .- l Tl
L i 1 a1l a .a.al . a 1 1::a,-. I i... aa"a la a aapa
1. ' ·l·t ar.... . a I .7ait: t . a1. aatlll l't 1 e l\
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t. l. 111(7., t \V .
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flt: mitro a nof tlre :.adse; y lr di
ae al o aall l ''l~n~ all a all 11
I , 't. . I: . 'II .. .. : d:. t , 1 1
r a ar, aynariva ia ti,.. l . , : a .rait. h .. aa
a 11. l . Lel n t . .our I Nt.. ' L" d
l lfto nr:1. · tte 1i b c ` n.'"1. 'extaw 111
1,1:1 ala : al. '1a21(1"- ai lad a
It au ll l taa 'a u a 1a.a l otl ,a .i,,.1
: , ý:n ::1' " -. 1111( : 0 .., .: , ,e ' : :
timu nl o t .:n bes" '-l..rc
A ti:* ,l : "i ir ti a llar a<l
ith u 1. .. I. J. n" ti . 't :
lali .lat .. ar Wa. a ,illiaaa 1"ra-a 21a(aaa1:
;111,a:1 :a al a a aa.,1 Ia t Fla ll. l i \
, : . a.11 1 1- 1 i a :;a It L : a, ,
aT J~l.t 'a 1 a 1 a ,. 1 t1" . ti:. - i a1"a'a !a.a
,.-t'-r :. Ii V .t aal i P. haaai a ilgla t
liu-ln r of rain. 1 1,. "".; 1. or r",t
I lalill aIlH. ala aa I alajl.:aal 1 1w '
a . a 1 aa.a 0la ill, ta" lu'la.
his 1 1114a-aa :1 !aa" 1ai,
1?. .al alt.: t tl . . t.aa a ala Ia ia
aiit,ra ." i.. laaaiia la lk 'll'a1111th a-a . . "Ii , c:
?., e ,." . " 111'":.1.-t 1. 1
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71c su1 .-,l ii a 'l vd i.h \ ',it r-1, :,
ara t.a : t r t i n" haataada iIi la i' l llakla'liua
i. ~ I'.airai'aa a iaa r-aA . -lta'I
2i1141 r.til'l* il' fa it s dait. .me1 e1rrol'
an.re , itta f uart ::plat~it'-a. ~h'ar'
141 1 i" Pz- v,"i 1 -17 1 ?
ilarelUta teia 'il'Iia'l / Ibt .Wfiatl to a
\l\ ;t, i. \a :i; t".iit't'illt (a:d rideahe. ,
ajhso a'ria that allithe bows iithl cla
'lat.11 J1 el-1: r. l ,lah i laiao tei.r aa lar n-a
clans trat( t,1 tilt'. l ifleet i tai ni-ala.
e ircla ntl ies, I tS ats aisel a to tit:a1.i
r, ,liara o r aytaroer lats. If tin int
Simagiud tat in ashovile wueret wi
'Ai otu griav. A1,n a.-Ai waitera
ad hep hnr ol' not bLaliaavin in God.ve
1' hed mitess aa .t thaheose; myiarisaiaa
any drog my can, shar thke hthne wiha
, yolu;taonly thce'facr brtest hame tiroe
I r aaa'd w'f~'Vaith hi tintempt and rit iu
D ifferent Views are Entertalmei. bI
A ve.ry scriqui quI1tit-ihnt ttii414 110W1V
in the minds of thea pewople. ncgarditg A
t it-. t'tit-t .tplnte'. exvpedition of' d iet
Itittzli, ill t11w .iri'etiona of \."w (Ir
Ivt-nn.. It is aIgited by smn-t' that thin`
tittttjimvi -i tn' tttih n~lnuid to Isrg.' it
04 trt'ttf tll ' t-1, nt44 , tI . t nn tt11 - coii- 11
t-rr. t'lt- ivlinu tin-,-. ia tn; tiit'tconti tr
of" 1' n·at " 'e \\-I· r i1"W, in our opinion, - t
lit },r,"it\y correct.-it ),r(.,tll" up 1 ill our! t
1·11 11".",1 tlat ' c"11 r.: l1, 1 ;11 r'I II tlk 1 1:' 1
fl1~ut Irriu n. (:lllr t--tonT. thtnlgh r(·H;·rrl ! 1
rd a-t lr iin m tin''l I rtit4t.t' 1. is tar t 're. t i it
l.in; w4.,, ad lt t~ ,' W %'t t.at 1.t~ 1
tut ciy i rt"Ilpr1par"" it~ ,t.44l
Nntlli " l. Itt is .4i1t t~ li . it lip l ! I
that : .41tto V.-t~l pr-e tani-i
r:ICU;i. · of 'i I.ý. ;: ·;! n o Io -k n·.r n , e1
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t;i eL. i-4 i ' ;t , n- i . 1i'.
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~t I i--i-.~ it t.-.tI It, i IrS n pit It .it !
4ll. 1 ,d 4,il - till- t- '. ,t 4 tIttat 1,
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tII. y n ny nt atnp - to carr int .' - I.
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4,to ·-lug Il~t tv-,u~ ha~ill~· cckiititm of
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- ltn t'tii l idt), $t iti, anAl d it t- ti'ljvtr.
l 1 .tt it'ur , liltoin. w l t.444- t
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It.. i'. r 4114t.: iit'lit ' . t" ti ti llk t l it --w
wi ll. I.: i "itt","-' . 1144 tI1,ito' :ihntly or
!'l.. ir t itilittul 'rg. a groatth ., d.1 td r 4f
;h":; 111( 'tiidn tt l !ii~ ti t p p t." iv, trt
,." ati' "n1 o i -'und y ;i,, ;1. 4li. _ .lutit:,'.t
h1 l :I 1 .'\p in. "., i..' W o ' r1 t t' .1 11 " ,1
"1r i Eton! jidic tio o' t. e 1t: a, 'n i" -if'
It n tuItIuwtI ug maWC7V I.UUi L
Pittnburg Uhronicle, is publialhod in
the Louisville Courier. 1
In Earnest Appeal to the Neorth.
Io iisVI(,º.E. Sept. 7. 11;61.
EDUTOR CEinRo.NsE.Lt --A copy ofIt
your vilued paper of of 31st tut. cause
LI Ihandl this 1'. M. I read accoundt.,
hiere nd there and saiw wlhat I. liUttl. e
xpected to seei in n Northern Inpar
- iint of Wten" to prosecute this
'air. I irtle did I sujip.s, . or dil,.
K . ttu c k ii n tau s uf ttt n a e, th a t - a p e t p h
'I
ILke ,.'art ., "uld. :.! thin perflou. i
lwar n It .t'.t,- f.r one, Itnotutent to lend
ithe iiiL whichi i.t -ui tnch needed at
this ihour of peril. If they vainut
:heir htnsn tlheir everyc interest dear
I,. them1. I wouldtell th1n1 -in that they
IIust eIxpect t'o lfight. (I ! that they
ii. utfMl fist. Ih Iwiarin" viotice of the. I
oitrliot .Je- p h 11 H .lt. If this State,
(tit. told tit.' citizen., ~f linuton that
it i tnIy d lid ,t ri,". til its one huil i
and In, e! the,. thw. that theitr 'v h i 1
Ilk compatt rv- 'I tt.' Southt'"t:.
W h1. Il why i thir itardintis ?
I wari iou that lul- :i: ti more fr
nr t poliii fe -vltcail with i,.ull the
North n ill Le sbjug itsd ; these rt
1.lIs ill e.onque, r Volt; Van murltt ral
11 ! ..it u l must fidft ! vou lutist not {
liit in (11 11 i1. ll vý: a iu i uIl m t gird out
tHw ae: : C"; a rn l ;o it once int. tie
tii. l1. a VIi!i r in camnp Jo 11Hilt,
:t Kentuckian. will I.'. with youa to!;
tihthe i",at.iti ofi ofr counltrl Mof l
I call "n vt I t o\al iiome the iNoth
t.i tal Ill yo do nt ctrlni.o dir morl
awl u t ilw.. t..."1 nt r nce th.y t. iill
1Lain the a-c."mberwy 7'Th r".lhel
try ,rwVttrii ner aill il fiiv.-i.g
I -ln -it iir~i- tt1;1'- 4u' tititi*. i
th" -I' h , till, -. '.ý erv hour, and 1 tell
lyou the rtter wlf arre)t their rtand
t''red .t r counttry A li I do not
:ta lit n .,m.i anI .nl' y talk ti -hat
\o ., ,.. ti .l, to d".. Intl vone to vyour
c."untI '. ca1ll and~ ,Slow the world
\ hut \youl cal nd1 t' :irr t ais . great
r" l, llo1111,Wil:li..tl ll.Il 11.
The h wh.. nt th..-r w h", it hotour pia.
c."- in ti k at· h r - , tn I t rd.
1't' til m l'. '"..t, :t1' r! ! him "'1''t. t nu
Stit* for y r h itnw : o fhn
c dol _ \ ,,; 'lla ' will .. v- *.
di2 nt thit a rt i-i tct In'--l Stutui e le
! r ti ttn nf :i-ti "r ." :bi. hitl is
t lil' itid' i ait ii t, ri.r.
The E'tarudtin of Ship 1and.
1'111' : "i! u!: , , !r!, r. l"io t, I:- i
; isi. a1 ~I Ri it,: MflVC : tt i\. v. . l
'iti ,tt itte f tl4: t i i n tf hi t ttuli in- l.
t iifrf. inlil t '. k ' b t . ,Re . . }iitt -
:u. " "l .. t..." t:'V'ibe Ili n- r...... n up,
iti.ii l iit ai.l .ta i a t,1: ("u pt'
its hi. tiLim b - tf' ht'i tii.t otldai f - Itao"
itfl i. pat t .t t itg fi. n- i It a . at hiit';
1""i.i,:f' . lnt i . .t c.' aa to.-- t :tt.
i-idn int of' fat oriiutmnr'ls. of
r t.-atitu. ftt a i. it' htnei -if'n idy finad
f-l nthuat city. t iln
1 r't", i ... it t ti t. il -. . th. t.d~ al
:..v t;.! , i'i i :-..n r' t h.ien i. a : Ith
i.gto u. nti. 'th i hI-ito th. ll at 'l Ltt
u ih1 . \ - i' t its thi!" iti vir i..u"I in id
p.;t r :' : t . . al il: :!:" i e .: ,il Pi v
I tf itito th o tp at ofu 1'';o:".
e lf r l .-i . i 1 1o .: \ft - .si e ..,
iat o t,- lth:,t -.. natal te-iist. !t..
haI ;uni-.".',tugh a m~at in tl." . t 01
t..pr..t' et Ill. git i-on at Shi1" .s' a
again-! th.- F'rvetal eat . Ill. it
eoul b'"h held : but in drat cn,.- there
woubti i". 1w, 11.11 th- ni .-- of
hhldiug it. Thle-tru1th , -.we inaugin".
Sthat the \\ r at." ." lab' awll 'ound
can nlybe d. uat-lyprotected bys
11,"11in_ -atn o, us.'il and tit.'-." ought
to Ie -w it-, whatoever cost, in numn
h. r, 4,11( t-trenigth idqu t ) the
i work tr. be ,llone. [-'.ill ithat is.
"iie New. Federal 4tapa4 ER*pedi
tion.-The New York pwpet, of the
13th it bate the follrrflags
A asal x'pedition will anil from
New York within the eomniug two
weiei which will no doubt have a
mosat important bearing upon. the
present war. It will comprise a large
tliet of gunboats and traneports, and
a force of urebattly 20,000 men in
cludingo some which, will be taken
from Fortress Monroe. The idestina.
tilt is, of course, a secret, all state
mnetmtsto the contrary notwithatand
ing; lmut we can asosure oar readers
that if successful, of which there is
but little doubt, it will be the most
terrible and effective blow yet dealt
at the rebels.
Latect fron Gen. Lec.-The Rich.
moud papers of the 19th, have relia
ble intelligence from Gen. Lee's com.
m:a.d which indicate the prosecution
of a brilliant campaign in that quar
tar en ilhe part of our forces. The
I iisljat,:1. ; s8 i;:
Tl'he ntews is that General Lee.
ltt insg aut outit a new road for a part
of the dib!stanIce, had tnar~hedmnine
tlhousatd men to thie left of Stiper's,
which is at the westtern base of Cheat
Mountain, anda into the Stnunton and
Parkerslaurg turtpjike road, betweeU
$tiper'a and iitttaau-ville, iand then
onward to the aIntter place, of which
he took possession. 11. succeeded
in cutting of, t y thlis tatvemtentt, the:
Federal forces. under (len. Reynolds.
front the cu,-operation of his Iassistant
co.itn:antd. *tatioined nt Cheat Mittui
unIt.
A skirtmithl had occuirred between
portions of the Federal and ('untfde
ratt." comrtanids. and (eneral Rev
nolds. hlitttself had been captured
PI'assengers by th- Cenutral Railroad,
it vestearda-y, corrloborate this intelli
etae. anid say that it thie skirmishi
alluaded to. the Federal loss v as one
lratidred. and the Cotafederate loss
t,.teatty It was conjectured that the
entire force rat' the enemy on ('Ictat
Mantitttiti. owing t to heir hopeleas
aituatai., would bh- compelled soon to
'I' 1·=1 1; ItA P II IC'.
Ni-a' {1t ints. Sa.pt ::;-There is a
l-'rencha man ttf-war ctiettig tip itae
l i "'r.r
l iahaumul. Flpt 2:t--(i.tanal Lea's
.tliial ri.-prt of hislat lu vf opera
Sopera- the C'het( llon t110 ns trnn
at1.r lata- ean rcirc:lid at the \V:1" t tI -
tpn a t t to iiday. from which it itp
a-erns- linti thea -irta pltan i asi Cota
teat -i tr. n at ta ilare of ione of hist
S.hunts toi :aatlck the it-tney's puti
1.:; .:. f t t - :itain. t
T -i.- os. sa y -a t et-tihidil lbv :u
'ITIIi i t tt h 11a t eia d ai I
in,* itp.l.ntetrable tcknt ,l" trt.
1 t"ic, r, ay att ICl 'at olatuntai- hald
it rcaint -r" d by tlhre;e Dii. St gi
Ihcltnaltud. Selt 2:t--It ie reptorted
Ihit 1i.th hth. I -'. S. Saatitorr-- tin
Mnall-avtal htv- h.atn :arrestied alal
T h' 'ua i"ali,*i :. a cit tilt' h.l a ting
t·on tr"l ".- car \Wa t-hiniton, by
So tlit eI fotr retusitng to
atautr.n th. I- amtiifedurates, is be
i. ve in high circles here, and fromti
at -urce" th. intfrMnation has been
ob~tait. d.
Nathitg of inttt st has been re
i". frI.o tht t imp't
"1I,"". ':unin,"r. oft this motrning.
i, . !. ng_ tit, foll." ing c'b-ttorn of
Sto t: 1 ailastt--J-.l-ph et. Brad
a -W II. Halihbrtt
a I l. at ikturuo Georgia
Soui- :I . . .itta-lRobert
I. .I) - -'. -ipali---.johmn A.
l-t. a \.t \ , I troliiant-W. E.
o .I e. .. e-I-aac 1B. Will
I:., J. Dturlthat
tiniiau-llIautaV T1. garunett.
Na-wt 1 )ltnus. S-pt. 24.-Three if
tfie.ran frtti the l-'rricht ctrvett`t Lavoi
sie-r. arrived- in the city this evening,
Ibriuging a itnail - ba. An inutnetse
crowdal taatlrggated nni the landing to
`griwt tltei- arrival. Th'i',e ssel re
tottitnis auchored bel anw.
It is understood that the federal
lari-otiers from Richmond will arrive
to ittrt andtaal be escotrted to the
S'tristittit sanlt It-: hlit tr uf St. Ltoutis,
htve I t-t Imr-,sted. Also a main whtt
wats iltetctad ini carrying ntewspapuertu
off to thet tanemv's. fit-ct.
(itv. Moon- Itautdecided against the
- ptroclanmation oft Martial Law.
What qutter ideaet will sometimes
enter thte crant-utm of pCopll. Ithe
-fuillowitag iii *ally amusing:
IRussiell eay. ii is suggested in
many Northternt papint ta route thte
aContjiderattes lhv setting fire to the
harithwootd-aand a Mobile paper
proptoses thtat sra-oti-s ,ahruld be dlied
withl tmatkC, aacorjtioan' and other
-agrocable inettatstt and reptiles to be
* titsehargt-i bj mtotrtarta antd guns into
tlat intirior cf Fort Pickens.
A fire occurred in Natchtez. Miss .
on the 23d instant. Thti loss ptlacaed
in at abottf $2(t.Utlf.
licitllir hiatt htat Iti. trial fair mt,-aaton.
nu hut the bint-ag nto tviiahtitt tat Ott-

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