4':
v THB ALABAMA ATfD THJ KBAS8AQ1. -;
The following unofficial oouimuniatiftn, says
Richmond Sentiael, has been placed at; our
disposil by the Secretary of the.JTavy-
:-v ,U"-v Pis, Jnne2oyir64
A I was a board the -Alabama wan be
"-st uader fir her last. ca I was rk-a sfe Rot under
vayZ-'r h-.r firs cruise aad wiiaeased the battle in H
Its vsr.e i.sxiss. ea seoant fro or me -yriO. I know b
arntp to yea mere so perhaps, tH-n the strictly,
cSWal rporl whin you will reoeiv fro, ethers. I
al!. ifc-rsfore, ss.te to you eH I saw:- witS tb tm
biom maie u?9 wy mind, io as dHaiied ft mincer
to l e". - -.
Bafaro I hein my etory, hjwsver, let n ecraroee.
your Mind wit en wrtoes the while we h w
oaf Bipad k5sb UBvioflibtedly Boaiwn
blow, rat I aaa e'juviiwd that w have petnad Pf
t'lre aad honor to a dpore ia wf grea -e 10
nrr.ni,ut n. T-W- S"-.S unit bra. BflTOtC pOO-
1; and suoh aa appeal has ba -tats ewrt
saving prleoTW of their Mtar. b8 awakened,
mnast tbs masses of the nol ppl H MMnt
of ij&BifAy and adirireuca lor. eor peopa -wwroa u
! n h WirihlA taeans a-u'd ave obtained, wid
trtn oat of our earjr awafferton gaod I. an
nf: Msalt: for wi&H )J tha gaad wCl f U9 etapc r
m t u mi1 fticxd. ia-haa trodsabtedlT btea ?Btia
ed by waat of a yptliio foeVvisg oa the part of the
v Virdld all over tha land. '
I yilt now tPll ysu ajl I saw in dftaH: Oa Pridaj,
17ih. I heard tht 8eramfi had mnt a letter to Wicslow,
aoeepting cffar of batila, which k had invitingly
m&3ft him. bV ataamiw around hla Fi'O aD"! then oat
nf iSa hu-hnr wh;nM ia not a, ntnr' oaa. bat protest
edby ftbreftwftter orer which the ocaan is in sight
frnm th tewn sd harbor. Mr eon had ben ordered
to jrejola hla abip, and I was in tho raidet of gaUlnc him
ready te leave en! Mody. I harriad io my rorm,
pushed np and started him off in three boon to join hie
eh'O. as I iroaJd not hare had M--mlWbelngon board
f- the worW. Nxt daT I settled nr affairs and fol-
laved an th nMftnd train aftar. I srrired in- Cher-
bcrj at 8 in the morning, and yenMmmedUterj
I oannot exprees To yoa the feeUn vita whl-h
walked ronad her: deoka. The ofioere, inatading
Seaunee, looked rcogh, Jaded and worn oat. . Tho men
were roagh jooking, bat a fine set cf feUewa. I had
' long talk of, an hoar with 8emmes When I told him
.had oome oa exprttaly to offer my rrioes to him, he
thaaked me, but said it we impossible for him to so
oept them, muob. aa he would like to hare them; for he
oooid not do bo with oat violating aa implied obligation
to the Frenoa. OOTerament. v
If T were to attempt to givoVoa an idea of the mag
nlaoeni spirit that prerailed on board thai ship;
- ahedd nUerly fail 1; waa something beyond anything
I ever imagined it was wildly herolo. When, the or
der waa;giTen -Jifl anohor, they fairly flew arood
with the eapitan. Pemmea wm aa ealm. aa thongh he
ere going to ohoroh. : He seemed to hare weighed the
matter weU in Ma own mind, and determination was
marked in erary line of Ma countenance
Oar nobie Alabama had searsely turned her bowt"to
seaward when the Kearsatw sama in sicht to the
eastward. . The two ships etsamad off to seaward, con
verging towards eheh ether Tha Trench tma-olvl
Coirenae went eat to see that they, did net join issue
within French waters. Twae a malar duel and the
. piers, breakwater, honss-tcps. - meats or the mn.of
war, hllli atoand the town ware a 1 erowded by thou
sands of ST octet ore to witneea th ooabat, aa they would
hare assembled to witness a ball fight It was very er
ldent that the sympathy was oTersa' ia favor of the
Alabama. She looked so mash raaller than the Keer
ssga that, to jads; simpry by the eye, I sboold have
pronoaneed the latter to be one-third larger. -1 had
splendid glasses, sad could see STery moTement and I
saw at a glance that the Kears&ge had reach the aj-
: vaaUge Ut spaed. The first gun was fired by the Ala
bama at 11:42 The two salpS then paasod prtsent'cg
' their starboard; broadside, AUbema ontaide. - Broad
side were disoharged in passing and the flrirg became
rapid aod.very heavy- The- Alabama fired mnch. the
fastest.: I ahould say three gone to two from the Ser
sage; bat she e&emed to firs high, for I oould see muy
of her shells baret very high ia the air, while those'
from the Kearsig burst very near the water. They
had bat eommttnoed to firs wheal observed and remark-
ed on the difference ia the eclor of the smoke frem the
gnas of the two ships. If their diffranbe In sse had
not enabled me to distinguish them, I eoald have done
it by that. The smoks from Us 'Alabama was like
puff of heavy steanu while that from the Kearaage
was muoh lighter, sad I am now thoroughly convoked
that the nopreeedented omise' of te Alabama had
more or lees damaged her powder; for, In at least twi in
stanoss, I have since asoertainsd that her shot failed
to penetrate the ship when they straek the naked wood
one of which atruek her aterapost, and had it kaj
- proper pawsr should have destroyed bth, her rnd
oer ted crow. . It only , atnok" in. Several struck
. .V J . ' N. . . . . . ...
ue oAJia Ta:r, ant at i&e ai9rmnoe saould nae g?ne
throogh and iuto her bailer, but 'bey broke the chain
and fill harmless.
It was evident that the Alabama we srippld; for she
';inade sail and put her head ia shore. They, had-thV
. ' fight in a oirole, rnaning zeoad a aommoa centre aboui
i seven Usees The K;rseg?, kcwever, no,w ce up,
. rapidly passing the Alabama m the port aide, delivering
her heavy: broadside from the starboard gun?; bat re
cetvirg only two gash in asswer. '. It was all over; and
at 12:0 oar aobie shin went down stsra foremast, and
' or miserable; heteJ fee steamed by in triuraph, with
... her aaonrsed Cap fiisg from her mastheads. I went
to my room and ent an aooount of the eflVr, nd
then started tut, Mthihc hepa that me f the brav?
fellows pikd tip ise -b sts-ha I kne to be out.
wouli b iaadisst, I ws jut is titae; for I fw t!e
erowJ msteia tsas !tfce hairnj Poshirg my
.I way through. I racdoa'the Wp- jcut u tixe to meet
a boat fat landed Lt. Armetrng, Mr JP rooks, Assist
ant Engineer, the sail maker, aad seven men. " They
were, of cmrse, half nke4 and .thoroughly wet, and
mr. &rmnroog wm eitgatly wounded by a pi-oe sf a
shell. ' I gave bita my arm, and Ulling the rest to fal
low, pushed through the 'crowd to my hote'.
Aa saonas. we arrived there, a man named Mara plaoed
ia my hand a paokags cf valoabl papers that had been
committed to his ears by 3 Mamas This brave fellow
Mn ptoses up by one, of the boats of the Eearsaga,
at he jumped out of her and swam to tho pilot boat, at
the great risk Of his life, in order that he might not fail
to save these papers wbio'a he had promised his captain
W HIS WIIW, 17 UW.
... I
tain, offl eew and aWpmales) whom they V Jf
v . - .omenta reae,
airw
a
KtUl
rtnrnd ta P&ria to have aome
possible, for the fonr clfioere w r
held, aid rtfaised to leave on paro . .
The following Is a- !naU. f '
lani aif tjiSitanlsa I
T t-i.7 ib4 WUleommf nea this from the
DUts Alahr.a was t have hauled Into dock far re
i. bntth appearand of the Xeareaga altered ear
K "we were Tiae week prPS
Uen, and I need not tell you looked fanrard to a ds-
i vl xv.rfn1 ..w.nltv with hwr. Bat fftt tO
aether with r? ouperior numbers, gune Tid Af '
dvf !cldsd afcsrt ya, and the world-rsaowaad Aia-
CP. of 8ith Crollaa has pab'Jahed the
folcwUr ltt-r tnm the a w 8eerfy cf th- Trwtnry
in reply to aoear!7 from atesfc ;
" TaxASxj&T Depaatmiht, 0. 8.X,
Eiohiaond, Aosr. 6, 18M.' J
tv. rr:. ErrHtacv Govt -mo r Bonhnm:
DxA&Sia: Toar very kind and eneourtrip
letter of tha SOth wumo Vas rewitea yesteTasy.
If it shall prov to be my hsppy (ortuaa thnragh
tHa Divino blcssiosr, to ontributa In aay sJegrew
to the welfare of my country, I thaU U 0T
thaa oompecsatei for all the labors and anxie'Jes
pris Maouaotarars, railroad companies aid
sTsrj grant uursat or tan eouatry iBroia wmn.
buta so this rsfonn. .. Let ua oon'ent oaraelveaj
with nodnnta prists aad keo down the pnbhe czptosioa ai City I Vet oo tb C'.h ictunt.
dstt; and boL by tatorufiir the biroest pna, i correspondent oi lLf 2w I oik intnts.
swr 11 the pablle burthsa aod distwb ottr oara I witaaswd i,'aaj:.
coo idea oa ia tha virtus and tha rasoarort cf tbs
rrOtrfeTasaaBt.
I remain, dear sir,
Tonra, with great respact,
. O. A. TRENHOLM.
. .:.v t i Ua nnnlntd. ExDraaskies oi
mhw.' avii8w saws. w 'jaa - - . . a mr war .iiu a iisawsa ueou sb v a sr - - -
baa fa nw Uklng her fiial rest ip ,tU:; oonfidenJVnd good will on the part of By.. feV
not alajcM) water, sf ! W?9 fffj,!!. as you hare good noh
k. wAnnUit A ai uliMMlbr LAB avnnw. , I , , -
. ra moat KTateitu ana cnooar-
eine. I rejrard the Treasury ot the Coafederatt
e e , . l 'T ....... :. mi.4
States as most pocuuarij vac w'
,u mii bira is nothing in the powar of man
it to a eoodkioa t
ease and pro-pcrity aa the uniTeraal and generous
4 v. ,rr u. Mllant fiihV. dies
8iTipK w ------ .m r
near the forest that gave ww
eourse give yon aU the partlfnlars of the affair, and aU
coounts taken from we .wrua- i 4C
aooa. I have read ell of them, aod flad them, is, Us
mala oorreot - - ' . . - ,!,..
r t:, nn..tiA. Mhed about it that I am ( nn, rMale. There is nothing in its
i urn H- . .. . , I ULir"' " " r r - . . a . . .
quite worn cat Ton ,canot imagtnn tac exanem- prosent ciroamsuneea to inspire ninna, put on tne
v" sT.. vrkw) 1fis A am sill
nifwPW nVrf mOLlB 1UC wuyauwv. .a,H ama
Sabbath day, andj me- nay rlJT'A " embarraMment and distress,
nea t vn 5ont u suim . T ' -. f- l..lalmh nft-
ik. v.-vl. w-ji .tund tha effioers and crew were as- I .... .1W intended, lt IS not to tie denied
semtfsd on the quarter deck and aadrecs read them I meaflurM adopted by Oongreea lor the
roona nuu i .n(i distrust as to me touhj immuwv-
ttiM in nnirinn &id loka after loke went
" - . r, v .., ,v-
the two eppoaenta are now wxiain gummo-,
crder is tren "man the starboard baUery! rea-iy! firtl
and the Alabama opens tha ball that is U termluete in
her utter destruction ' For one hour round and ratnd.
within 800 yards, broadside aPter woaasrae r exoaaag.
d. Abcut five minutes
tha wruawal aa eat
iitmat
ly U pursued in relaMou to tat part pt tht juV
lie debt that is repteaentod by . the T,rear
Ht. Ar-Drcbensions or uiwmise rtpuiu.cja
! crept like an all pervading poisoninto theBUed
tEX AMMUXTTIOS KLfLOSIOS AT CTTT fOm.
Fifty eight yaakaas w'crs killed and cm hsn-I
area and twenty-six woatried by le an)muautoa
. . . . . . A.
roa f,..yra ATLITA. A1D. Htt,
skirtsibisf bdra n.i Uf- .-. '
s
A
isomlag iler ta.. lt vtF
i
CnATBaH OOCHTT Orrrctax
ooowrjct,asar,wt3"s
Every iraxna-boaso ia the twn was jarrad by
the ecneuatioa. alone to tHc extent of having Its
in ud s plaMertog ktxvksj ofi, Icatd" oehsdaeage
by nsUsil-, Jt. Agaies: the hootu sad ether
obstraotiaaa nea the wharf, and eve npoa t
kill, hundreds, aodf erhapa thonwaid, of rrskrw,
taisted aad spHatcrod mnkei. and saeh dbri.
1st in drifu. like straw drifted by tbs w'nc: d
all orer the gronod for at l-nt aQsurtrrff a taPa j ts-Je cf car cr'it-a in tlt i.r
eaa - -
Proyr v7- f a? cr c l-j
rsay bTe Kirov a f Jf-
pAta ar n? itM r,y I ,r ea!
raiirat lt S'-'fu f t ,,t t
ktpwo J l'M cat tb rrYi
al AcV rth xi t I-t n ; t.rt
1 T ? rf
i .
twen I Ev wL ari ti'
ttfBt rtf2 hsi hN ir
5
iicr -v-. ICttSTCSYTfilTSSrhaaIn newer Of tinr.
r jawy. their, blood and I n o woro uuy r? 7
head ta foot: tha same I men in Conmsa Wb.0 eaxnesur Deueyeu UXS
I 3S faSWi--ia;;;
I -- kSaK'aeka4 z
1 . i -
S.1 11 ? a s s i
I lf. 1
sen the rerls, deote, Jeep I r""- "rQseTy 01 cvrelui
Tarrore cf the iron asd I ,'CTjsta iW wscot ;e4rj wit!t 9t;r Svrv
e thouiaidth part eanio; bel?!" rtaaer. i-r a! y I
I Msjo-, 2 CataiMaeiaLtcn'c-.aaH. He
Conffresa
great, if not the sole, evil of thjo eurreny'via io
bo fonnd in its redundancy alore. Aid nasoav
brains eoveriac me' from
thing happening at the other pivot; The aaswer to
this was a cheer from our gallant boys, whloh aota-
. . . . a a a
ally arowaea iaa roar sr tne guns..- again aa? again 1 . f , . , ti.. f.A thii a oarw
thi pivots were manned from the ether guns, aad again lnK fro?? thw P?iae, they inrerred that OMw
.n4.Mi.-nr.nf .w. Ah.k i Mil at MniN I resDondiog rednoUon of this, large yoamo ot the
I never see again. At last ths ery is heard, the ship is pureh&MDg xnodiua, would prodnoo as immediate
slnkisg. Tha eccmn Is passed bebw, "AU eteaa. rcdaetioo in the price of all saleable 04 mmodities,
keep her far the land.-the anewr la, "the firea are Others enUrtained a different opinion, and, U-
to stem, The Alabama is now lying a helpless wreck, these notes had a critical and sensitive depenoenoo
rapidly sinking, tae man, calm aad cooL awaltinc their upon the confidence and good will ot those who
fate. My esoape was woidsrfal I am oovered with called uixm to exchanre their eibstanoa tot
s'ieht woaode from head to foot. Aa 11-U h shall ez- I ,k - ,v.
, - , . i L. J.V. A..ik ..I I LaaVUA- AAAOA0kOVa Mill Vt W UHavaaai
pioaea unaer miug up . . - .... th nftJ.naa cf
si am a saaaeBBBr aai v ma a saw aasr-iiaairvni w aciAm w v
1 -.v.r .
one of my gans, dlsmcanting It, and a frtgment tkisg
off my cap. Aa. Alaet the firing oeased. aad I fled
myself aahart; bat n-.w another desirnottan eres me
in the faaa; thj ship has a a tiled entirely out ef eight
aft; the order has pt, "AU hands save yourselves.
Ia a moment tha water is covered with human heads;
stm I eaaaot nuke ap my' ml ad to leave the gallant old
ship At last all have left I stand aloas. my ompaa.
ions la the water calltng oat, 43ump- averboav, ,
the ship will take' yen down with her " They hal
soaroely spoken, when down she want, I with her; ia a
few moments I earns to the surface and straok out for
a spar near. -After swimming for about half aa hosr;
wa pished- op by the Kearaage's boat, bat seeing the
English yaoht Deorhouad engaged in the aeau work, I
watched my ohanoe, and jamping overboard, swam an
dkoovered to the J4erhoaai, waa taken, an board,
taken to Southampton, aad new here I am, ready
'gin.
Ourreoeptlca ia moat gratifyingi Last evening, I
pent at Lady Franklin's, widow of 3ir John, of Aretio
memory; met there a lartje aamber ot the nobility. To
nifht I dine with Lord . Iavitailaa cime in from
moTBUg till night. I have had a private box at the
opera presented tt me; indicd, I am quits a Uoa; ass
would wllligy part with all .jay honors to have the
Alabama atili afloat, and aftar the war to have steamed
her lata Chirleeloa.
the people in the good faith of the Government,
would lead to universal distrust and sua greater
depreciation.
Ths majority was, unhappily, found to be oi
the first opinion, and it must now be universally
admitted, think, that Jhe policy that prevailed
was erroneous, and tbe oonsequenoea precisely
suoh aa had been predicted hy toose who opposed
it. Tho immense redaction eflicted bj the tax
of 83 1 per cenL levied upon the' currency, and
by the process of eompuhory fdndiag, prodnoed
very little effect upon the prioes of oommaditisa.
Everybody regarded, with distrust, a new issue
of notes of tho same character as tbe last, aad
resting for their support as a circulating meditm
upon the s&m a pledget which had ended in distp-
. -.tr
poinunent DeioTe , t
That this is the true diffleulty we have te a
counter, I think every candid person must allow,
and I cannot refrain from indulging the hope
tnat a new and souoier poucy wui govern our
future legislation. The patriotism ot CotrrVess
is not to be cilled in qnsstion, nor are we a( lib
erty to doubt their williogness to renouaoaaay
poUey that may be proven by experience., to L
erroncnu and misohievous. Our people, at the
mass tims, should not be silent; and ia this ex
: fob m oBgavaTA. ,
8t John P Pswax, Oo I,. 81st Iff 0 T, aad youngest
son of A H Sewar ot Harastt county was shot threogh
thaea4 by a sharpshooter near' Petersburw. Ya. aad
tosfantly killed on ths SOta Jaae, 18S4. The Southern I gpeot th pntriotio ctisons of the great aad sal
Coafaderaev.haa lost no trner or bravar aaldlar. Risuli r 1.1 r- t t 'J
a Xaitaf al mambar ef Us Jdethodist Chares, and while
his aged parents and brothers and sisters are aaaoh
grieved ai tv sudd death of then' so aad brother,
yet lt is a happy consolation when they think ha was
prepared to meet his God ia peeoe - - ,v J. Al-m
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Confederate Xaxeff.
to
ram txb omutu. f -' ' -Killed
innanUy, orryiajr tbe eelosa tn 'front cf his
res'uaent, in the battle of Haer Ja action, 231 Mav
1E64, Capi NeUr C MsLsod, Co K, U A N C X, aged 28
years; 9 mauths aad 29 days. - Born, ia the eoaatv of
Montgomery cf pious aad respected parents, amd taaght
to airre lus itora, ae was a
fering CemmonwealUi of Virginia; have eaa
bla example
Oa.mv arrival fa Richmond I found 'tbU i
Commissioners of prioes had fixed tan--aokalala
rates for wheat and corn at ISO . and . &U per
bushel respectively, tor the months of August and
September. The feeling of disappointment aod
alarm with which I was inspired by this biroum
stance, you-can easily imagine. This painful
feeling was, however, soon changed for one ef
and beloved by his parents, friends aad all who knew
him. He was a true and teithrul soldier. He volaa
tesred 16th of 8ept 1861 and served as a noa-eommis-sianad
effiaer anui the battle ot Ekiohmoad. Ha was
then eleetad 21 Lieut. He served truly and faithfully
as an etfloer and soldier, except whllewoaoded, until the
ftal ball took his preoioas Uis.' But we do truly hope
that oar loss is his eternal gala. He was wounded in
tha battle of Maaaeaa, 25th Aug 1862, aai again at
Qettfaharg on toe 21 J sly.
pted parent, amd taaght renewed eonfldence and hope by the. farmers of
Sl?n2 d'a? waoCSw Virginia. Public meeting, were held in the eg.
rioultural counties and resolutions adopted bold
ly .tf !,M?. .
iy avowing toe impossioiucy .01 maintaining ut
public faith if the Government were forced 'by
I the people to pay snob prices for supplies, and
painoucauy insisting upon a reuuetion of tha
T VHX cwet Ue (ax perers ef Us urptr iTWtriet ef
JL Kobecoa Ccaaly at Ue feUcwtaf timea aad plaoas
for the parpoae of ccrrecUag some evrort ads la te
list Hating (beiag Us same days ea whloh Ue aseawrv
of tithes wUlUUere)
. At SmUb's, Aagw SSI. Ih4;
' AlfotdsvCU, AagmstMU;
! 1 Wlahart'a, aaguat2SU;
x '' RewcHsvlUe. Aagnat 96U;
' St rearVAaguat 17th;
C Lomber Brldg. Aagaae Tt h;
K-.iUiwdalsvUU. AnmtaOU
t Tat-payers cf Ua coaaty are hereby aatllcd ta
) aa t Uatee aatd pUeac ahava stated. aa4 ftraiaa
h tha sassisirs enrreei lists ef the fallewias: saMres
VPnstatlaa, kaad, aald and ewaed an Us 17U Feb'
l4vist , 7
. I ef Asms cf land eatsdeyad fa acrteeJUra.
74. a aad sex ef alavca -k
Io. Horses, Males astd Oxen
. So. Moars aad eUer farmlag iaipltta. Am
all ether pre Party erapley4 U agrleaitare.
: r also
w af acrea laai and eUar Baal JCsUss net evaloyad
lb eMeuUufn. . .
Ha. ap- aadox TaUve aat ampJ4ad la agi Unix are.
Sa a Heraee. Male aad Aaas Je.
N sf Cattle sf Us Bevtae apeatoe.
. tt ef 8heep, Oeats aad Hogs.
. a,srpaa6s CaUoa aa t Wcel
act - Tbt
-iKebashals Cora
athr aaaJl graia.
VaWe of acUtaesef all kinds, peas,
a, sad all ether products af Us fan
from the toeae of the explosion, shall, -0.0! ao
grap, ciaatttar, musket and zuanie balk, puoes
of shells, nails, sersf b:4s and- bolhl-d-, ul
iragmeata of almoat everytbio woftdee., ixco
aad leaden -jou can tbitik of, art stswa ard
drlfte-1 like hail and ahneks of ic-s imacdiataly
after a drtadraJ bail storm
."Every where are
abrasioos aod eroTtd
leaden storm. Tk
told.
My firt tbecgbt waa that an asmnnit'ouoar
had exploded just ahead cf the cae I was on, and
that it would be of little uo Ui try jo eca; too
rtcrra that had gone up and wuld o&e down
that one was about. safe io oae plafc as another;
and oh! how it did rain and bail all) the terrible
inatmmenU of war. J
"It was not a railroad ear, bat the ammaoitioc
Urge J. E. Kendriek. tbxt had exploded from
. -. 1 .
tbe careless baadliog of percueatoo kzii some
othr kind ef rr munitituJJUk-'l?? rtd
trnc tt-wxt rcirTTrrtlio boa retains to tall
the tale of her dee traction. The ip'Uu-rt that
strew the river may be hers, or they may be na
The seoUoa cf the twisted ribs ef keel that II
to the moat frtqoentc4 put of tbe tows, rn the
hill, two hundred vards dis'aot, nay be hers, or
they may belong to one of her disappeared con
sorts. ,
"You have read of eruptions oi Teacvius, snob
as buried Hsrculaneum and Pompeii Ton have
teen lUustrationi of them in the bocks. This
must have been suoh aa explosion as one of these,
exoept that, l&stcad of lava and dust and ashes,
it raised over the circle- of a mile, ia whole pack
ogee aad by piece-meal, everything you can io
agine at a military depot. ha tire box ea of fixed
ammunition came down among the leafs in the
town, a quarter of a mile distant, and toareely a
tent or house, or boat, can be found within the
circle of a mile that is not riddled by shelL solid
'. 11 '
aauv, or uuimu ammuniuoo.
"How rat ay were blown in atoms into the riier
froxa the Kendriek. never to be heard of, is nt
known. The captain oi the Ken d rick is rti',
having been abeeot at the time oi th czploai&c
on another boat. The other boats cstirtiy -troyed
and sunk were tbe Oca. Meads and the
J. 0. Campbell.
"The xaejwive ptoe wharf In Irort of whese
these boats lay, which was bolted down upon
f iles and sleepers cf pice tree, it brushed aride
or about a third of its loagth, as it it had been
made of the paper I write ca, while the substan
tial plsnk warehouse, with massive beams, built
for at least a quarter of a ctntary, huLbce) crush
ed neatly its entire Irngtb, as if it hal been a
lady's baxd box. The frcijrht.traia that was just
realy to surt when the cxplonicn happened, is
shattered ia nearly every ear, though not pasva
rain and 1 had the unfaterestiag satisfaction cf
acting where my rema:ns would probably bae
lain, on the beads of the whukey barrels, if I had
rasnained ia the oar I first occupied. .
"The rioa-board row, ia which were the poeN
ciSoe, Adams' Kxvrtm oSoe, aad a quartcrnas
ter's oSote, were also er ashed, by the ooneaMion
and the heavier force brought against it, like a
band-box, but fortunately, or rather nuraoulously,
none of its oeoupants were nericrily rejuird.
"Various theories are afloat as to cause of. the
explosion Some say tha careless handling ol
ajBBBBBJuoBj oiucei, an n uDo Tor7aoi asm
surmise a rebel spy ia the mstter; while ethers
attribute tbe disaster to a rebel shell or shot from
the river.r.
;'. : an? t .
rrersHesr as .-.he? ri UteVdtv Kt'tfV
u sa (tt - b,KVci!) uo;.J ttnui si
t ia parvnit cf cur cat airy ,
An tie 7j..t,f-- jJt ly X.tlg V hVa
thai tb IM tV 1 f .
e wro tr:n, t.ar A!;i. 10 sy
Ysak
ed at the aame -ni 400 aas ard harca all t
wbich were brtoshteff safely, la car cf tie
trtgoilTH a Iajc-lcr, eltst txc:-k.jj vte
ml hundred thnaad of dcllus it (icuitat,
wlieh were bcrned," ccr rata bcivr lr
saecfthe prtacaee of such a pr,i a? ;' t -rj
were eensumed, ahen tho Ta-ike prL.',-'ic.t
br'y told tb-m f h. ljrir- tkf -..W ,.
15 cf 20 of the Y ackers wera ki'Iel a-d a
aiderab aaoibr wndd. -.',r i .
wcwnde-J, atae killed Hek. &mr&i
cr i
r;b,
ft bunday, atj:
aralraTO Uat Gen.
Gtrairy - The M -Ctt
Frm a "Ttnftfii:
VT . W . v a mm
I master ci tne army, lelt cart Uatecaoi fcaiordav
Waaat, Bye, OaU, Bloa aad I night ai 10 o'clock, la a row boat for Tort Mor-
gnu, and arrived in th city by the Evstru Shore
Chattahvehee River co Thn-stty ttL
tarec s.parais bodi-a of cavalry, tt;chtriTgtrre.
ral thoorani e?riTe man, ad trvexeJcd ta Ha
rtarch f-r the ect ray's rear. Oa ths fUvi
dsy a picket ody ol mouUed n,ea w?te a artrd
on a secret expcuiUgat c4 great ira;wristet tbe re
sult of which has not trirptrcl. We iV kuj
that a distirgaiahed gee era! ia t! snrj cf Te.
nesrM informed a gentlcraaa list on v"luHit .MX
erne week aco. Gen. Eodiy, with .. ito.al
men, started Ircta OpcUka to co-opera:? w. Gca
Wheeler.
Tbtae secouEU are probably ccrrcf. h i wtU
knia that our cavalry have started fat ue
try's rear. Ia a f-w days we shall bite tatbea :e
tnfcrmatioa ef thci- explo:, rhen wr tna u
4.re our readers a grwi'jiog account cl tie it
slrucuott of Sherciaa'sliGe oi ecm2.atica'ic A
ilea; weal Jcpert!s opsn this expe-ditix?, sal s
trozl it ?;u bs io .every reft szece- jfil (Be
A izihrr 3.i.Xe We cadetruxJ tie
XaekTU have etc score tapped C.t I'eimltrg
and VVeli-o railroad about sail a-ay belvtt
Heanu' S:iioa and Petersburg, acd btvsaowrit
the teirraph wires. We have no rxxticalan i
the rail or the icjary done to the rt .d
KilUl We are paked to htra tha: L
Camdea .Ltwia, of ojapany D, lMth t'.u
.1. C 1, waa killed ta the fiht UIju Ktst&o
on tho lCih inxvant. Lie at, Leab iVr
of UUltn couaty, aad in cvjer.tr. sad of o. wf 't
eompaairt from tat county, lie waj sl:T tal
clever young g'cUemxa. We ucJertUad it,
his remains will be sent hose for interment.
.3it tf Cayt. Geo. I. x?vaa. I'rira.s ia
teUigtnoe conveys the aoas wf le dth tf aswti cr
ot tne hruo yoaih o' Uaiigk. CtfL Grre
Br j an has been kilicd ia tis bauie i tho I'L
icsulaj laUea like ut the other of taxi gtanoss
band, wh hare so aotwy, alaal so falsify rpra-
sentid this ootanuitty ia the bloody acuens oi
thia war. hajk L4iraU.
Grata' Lout. P. W. A. wri'e t tie Sa
vannah lUpublioanj
1 bh kaaw that ths sUictarot I aa alost
to make is true, bat if it is, U shows that LWiy
operatiiHta, thwch awt crowned wi'h the captare
of Waahingtoa, have nevertheic boras gjod
fruit. InULirraee has J art reached hers, Utroc
tha moat reiiala channel by whiih we eaa e-a-munieau
with the enemy's eoaatry, that Grut
and sulS arrived at h aanugtoa oa samuy Uit,
' 1 BB mmm- m m - mm ., S S a It. . M II - 1 4? B . . - ...
Trmm mil 11 .r it f mm hiku aaw kitcc lus iiiuovur: Daxucuiars oi I tha 7lb loat Lai tnat be tAtic wiLn Ma a asataifl
standard rates, and their establishment upon al ehartL I the oonditioo of affairs when he left I eralls portijo cf Lis army. We hear alsx that
a. r rr- - a. a t - m a . a a vr.a m m . m -
wwu viaUAdUAOUaij WW mj ltupLrv OOItaiiVDOO III- Va I V Mwr, BV-U, VwafV MCQ. 1TI U4
a
ion on toe uou rae aod open
had three 10 inch oolnmUads, aad ia the first
aa. . . m
ropiy aa ue monitor, two ot tnem were
About ih 1st of May he I eurrenev. Tha result waa that thm flnmmluwtn. I oUar areearUe, gocds, wares, aad tercnaadise. solrii
was promoted tc (aptaia ef hie Uopany which he bad I ... ...vii ..j J i ,u I aaa Qeaors. wiaee. elder, viaaarar. Aa.
i ..I -A -4 .; u. iui it.- i 4 v-i- uu iitmuuovi fcun IHUtUUf prices I v.i:. .i.iilv.ii . . .. . .. . .
ianv haa lost oao of i:a . nablaat and beet affia.r- lW"' Ior wneat tor tbe month 01 August and 95 1 taral taola aad fnWm.i. mA .'1 tMt. .r JJTI..f I shots in
hU eraa ry one of iu aoileat eons, tae eommanUy a I " September. A wiser and more pafnotie eourse I aad ethers, anaaacal laairajaaata, aad all artielas ef e- I dismounted and dialled by the break! ax of their
aoble brother, and th Caareaa aebic brcUe; and fol-1 was never pursued by any people, and 1 would I 4ls aac, I oarriarra. 'On Fridav tha flat rai yV vt
lawef of Christ. Wellmav his ccantrv b. ,.d r I -rn5 l .i Jx.ir.:. t K Re and alna af vta. m TT u. I rXT . V " .T r'?81 DJ ort
aueh a son. and may his. name ba wrutoa hica oa Ue I tT.La a.... j I csieles en wheeJs.
of ruse aad honor. . Long will hie memory be fc" . f--""-- " i w suge Mv I , w vf
Oa Thursdsy a yankoe monitor approached the I Grant's ioai Lases siaoe hs crjsvd the. iUpidaa
rtontheOnlf tide aod opened fire. The fort I have been lld,7) men. Ia this number are ia-
Pg
cherished by his sorrowing friends. Bat thsy sorrow I enoour6 mecungl ana resolutions on I Jswalry aad watchra
aotasuosewho have no hope, br.ag.fally assorod
- No aad f wafeas, carta, .drays aad all ether
wheals.
aU geld aad slver ware aad plate. Jewels,
that Uetr loss is hi eternal gala Ha died ia triamoh
of that precious faith ta whloh he lived. '
roa thx OBsxavxA.
Died oa te 4th Jane 1861, from woiads reseivei ca
21 June at Cold Harior, Va, 8gt Murdoch D-MeLe.ol,
uo a, 4tn flui, age as years, o months aad 14 devs.
SSL l . It . - - w
I t ooo bad Arfuatree oomferJable in come of , 1 .aa h ao,-br of Miatgomsry's noble sons
eletlu a, atd eaoi for a ta'.; Zjt ivih of the men. and or- I T. Hly Mon craUa Pr' sad
dered them a ?Uss of brandy and a dinner all rouad
i paa got tttese rees c-iiortable when Dr Gait
came in, landed under parale with the. wounded. He
Informed me that fifty two of the men would be landed
at ease on parole, and that there were oa board the car
penter aad three men who had died of their wounds.
-p As soon as I could have arrangements' mads to ae-.
commodate ths well, I started for ths hospital f o see to
Ue wounded and provide few "the burial of the dead.
I soon came ap with t e long line cf eots, each with ltt
bloody tenant, twelve from tap Alabama and t&ne from
toe A.earsnge, oarnea on tbe ebeulera of VrencV tn-
the part of our own people. I have an abiding K TaUa of aU boeka, naps, pletorea, pelatloga, stata
confidence that a general and wellieetaWishe4llakw'ksarart
belief in the intention of Congress under no cir
I cumgUno-s of temptation or trial to shrink from
the observance of the most rigid good faith m
the mony dealings of the Government, will en
able ua to overcome aU our. fitaaeial difficulties.
That such is their real intention I cannot doubt;
but this determination should be eno:uraged and
supported by the public declarations of our reo-
. i . . ... .
pie, expressive ci tneir own resolute Will to toatsr
the credit of tho Government by the esUbluh-
- saspsrty aaa aasets sr aaaxs, leial stock ccm.
passes aad s-rporaUoas, wheUer aoerperaud er no.
t14 and sDv-t eola. rold dnat. raid aad eilvir bclL'a.
Amoaat af all solveat eredlU. baak bills and aU ethr
paper hseaed ae ewrrcacy, (except eUUrMt hearlag
yemwarate Treasury notes, ) aad act employ ad ia a I The hams monitor whioh
his name ehiae high on Ueage of history. Never did
a nobler youU fll in defoaoe of his country. Hs was
the third - brother that has Tiliaa ia Ua last twelve
months. His first brother, Brt K J MeLeod. f!l ai
attysburg, 1st July 1868, and his next. Captain N I ment of low prices, and by the oatriotia sunDOrt
ta? 2d ia!A If Z.'A? 1 of itB TtJ- Whstever differences of opinion
oa the 2d JuaaUree f ths aableel brothers th-l I m, m-;ZA ; ,v. . . v' "V
e-er were ia the Conedsrate -erne, hare fallea la the mj fT0 tZiitf 111 P" or wailnw afTOTt
s&ort space of twsrve awnUs.' Uardoaa vglaateered I " auppweu w nave oeea oommuted, may
ys held abroad, b(Ue af sxehangs ea
16th of ilaroh 1862, aad served throoxh all Ue firhu
aad marches whioa that noble regiment pissed witaoot
ever being woanded nntil Ue faiai bail atrnak himt Hs
fall
Used basUe-.
Value att
foralrn eonntrlee.'
, ' Taloa af all articles af persoaal or mixed property
act smhreoed la the fororeiag. .
D. B. hlOAJUEOS. Aae-scor.
Aug. IS. 68 sv4t
Claim your lionet!
, . Xxaauxae Omcs.
rayatUvffla, tL C, Aag. 15. 186L
rnWO H0B2XS were re seal ly eaptared 7 saOcc fraaa
1 Ule shea a. aader sircaataaoee which lead tc Ue
As I dr jve by some of Ue brava uxinwm I P bis oflncrs aad comrades ia eaaao.
ed me, and raiwg themselves up. cheered for the Ala- I 01 P rnUBal' a . actaated by priaoiplee
nama aad Cent Semmes ' Th?ir lmn nMw..
im - . '
uu nsoonquerea. The Treaeh sailors aod sa!dlera
up ana tnis laUa-raaUa waiok l tbeak
now De buried in a common crave. ' Wav-ara
making a new start in our finances, and' wider
circumstances by no means unfavorable Qr dis-J belief Ual Ury were uim by the Deserters ta whae
The expenditures of the Government ara wf
two classes thoso incurred abroad, and
tasy ware wa captured. The crimicjCs
were sravaUag aader false aamee, with ferred papers,
aaslstJl give ae credible account cr Uemcelvea. Tha
tmilii'i aiirha aT smvtr-Twea tlddaa Vary hard.
ret, there I Ihair aaacmed aasaee aai prayer decoripUsa arc as
?
noble aad good, aad ever ready and willing tc -dia-
aaarva hla dm kafa ta tun .m., j. w. . .1 .
took Uud and thia i, tk. t . 1 He leaves aa affeoUaaaia Xafeaax tei -iim ma m i emrrwd at tinm Tn VMnAMrr?W
of i. the beginning of my letter which Uis Urribla kss lv,"4 UTllad .? "0ur utT has hitherto hceo but litUe embarrawment.- sk
awTwiaalaSC
bamas HoUlng could exceed the Hndnese ?f taa . : 8f 9" foreign suppUea will probably
Treaeh offiaers. Had car men been their own Uev I 0 XH OBSX&VX . , 1 DO procurea Without making any addition to the
could not have shewn more genuine sympathy and I Xied oa 221 September 1863, from woaads received I PubUo deDk- The malice of our foes bavin r
kiadnees, from the eld sargeen down tc Ue nurser: I m tAp baUU of Qattyshurg. Pa, William Henrv Cl.v I raised the erica of cotton to SOd. rr rmr.A 1?
I!l tl 1. P1w"m i Uo 8iat"f ' Charity Reaves, Co Q, 28Ut N G T, In his 21st year. A mere cpea European markets, while tha denreciatiSa f IrhUrt, and admlUed klmsalf U be a deserter frem Us
was, ia Ileal a sunbeam. hearted, generoas peraoa was seldom fon.t- wl.. I TZ?Z 772.. Tl acpredauon rour .lmL o.. Eer aad stalrt Ua Ua horaea war. tia
iZddP!UWtrly cf these "rUdiP''iot never hved; aad a bettes so'dieraev,, alliatn SJ 1 , 7 U U hew-are aewhaU .uhjMile
rk.S ' lf iU wt tt erew of He never shrank fram aay duty; through heat or I 0m? l0Sf Mtnft 4f U U PUlalJ n wy erdert by Q. M , FayetievUla Areeaal aad Armery.
tna Alabama u wk.m .v. .. ... 1 ,1 k, v. - z . . . 1 v. . n v.. a (c n 1 4 . i , i . .... .. '
7"., . JM to toe on- 1 w wer reaay to cot in any ea-1 vmtM uw mba. mj uraw rrom our I Anv sas awppeeava; aimceii tae cwaer star aorasc as
wow can 1 call that ef thoan nnKV. r.t 1 naoitv where dutv called. T&nn. i. k.. Imkim ,nH frm V. . . . I .v. ...m. Vkum 11, m,i um .uii
,trVk .Tnl'! tmpolaiveFreitmeallatheboeoms cf sil who kw him aa nndvioa no- I thia atroeions war. tb mo.n. of JSEt ths nr-pertv shall ae reUraed a the rarV eeOelva
tc admire aim He has 1 t ' rrv:T T,T 1 "6au 1 U-reer W. a KZ5CSXS.
Ot ttl IX. aad X. O. Camhcrlaai.
feOorm
J W- Chetant, 17 vaars all. aaael eyes, black hair.
fair ceaapteotiea, feet high, Alabama. Cherokee scanty .
AIM uwv years eM, Mac eyas, black hair, fat
aaplecOoa, t feci It twehae, 5. O , Orange eeaat.
Tha fDrsaar saads his ocean la wilaalartca and la
I raised the price of cotton to 30L ner nonn I. I aralaat large The latter has s'asc glvca his aame as
equal contest.
lows nflwT It
wwa aamtrauon. f xaetr ant taqulry was about their I ory, for aone knew aim bat
captaia ana tmoars. aaa wnen I ws able U tel them I let aa affeotioaatc father. aad moUe kind brothers.
umnx net-rs nu numerous relatives, and fneads to
moara taejr irreparabls Iocs. . . A J&URD.
u.ey went ait sate, iner- aeugat was unbenndad. ...
while endnring the pain cf having their wowads dress
ed, they gave utterance, ia exclamations, to tha'dMir.
that Uef might soon be np aad wiU another ehaace at
Uatsbip' ' - - .
The wounded made comfortable, earns the task cf
managing men Una east ca shore, af keeping them la
good hameawith Uemeelves, aad with the country of
their adoption, Jn all thia I aacoed?4 b:y oni Drmyt
saagvns FtefcBs Tb-y bhved so weU cs shore
-vf 1 k U6tti ,T9mactt iapwselea
which hd bwn tnade euth?Mcple by their naval due!
t m ft.tteD eooer.akd v.m.r.v.. v v
iaae a tarcc whieh lbey ranat ua Ural, tad the,
eamc W wr to the nark At night they taade a Cet-
, Ki mnrujBg every-aBan was sober
ud ready to carry their sldpatea B uwir aheuJdr,.
to their craves, with Us urg ia front. I waa proud ta
be one ef the fw to follow 'hat ccrtega. Everywhere.
aawa.pt Med. the people stood uncovered, and the nu
- - aaost w.iri&.v Aim.
wiifa -At aa mar eui- sasaA 1 fXka fiixaasa. ThaaarrSUataat
SU?Prvia? all
our foreign, wants.. This would leave ua tk
only ourdomestio debt to deal with, aad when it
"OFFICII POST QTJ A1TTXULA BTEXt, l
. 4ti Congresalonal UlstrUtv Jf- C
ViTirmnti. N I) Am. IK 1
TAX PAWaa who hata paid their Tot In Kind to
. axraj h v ra rxtiommusarifs, or aay tfflosr Con
their estimates for tho same
' J- M. MoOOWAN,
Oapt aad Post Q. M, 4th Coag DlsU H. a
'u . . i vrtHoauasartf s. er anv etna- Cm. I . ----- -..i.
Off mpany ef Troops, aay bVlicTL V b' - l9rr T Hoir theo
t wUl forwud tae reaeipis U me aad I will credit I tkeir diUon bo made worse by reeeiviag
is ooniidersd thai all that is asked of our people, : TaystteTUle Iraesial and Armory, K. Oflcu, V
and all that Ua Government is called upon to I JayettcviUe, Aag. 17, 1804.
pay ;for, is simply their surplus production txA ' Wood Wanted,
their erviooa in transportation aad mecbxnicU OlAltD rPOtALfl wtl be reaatved at Uis ofiec
and other labors, who can doubt tha ahiliryot O aatU the 1U day cf 8p4 Ilia, far aaa 4th vary cd
the people to hear this burthen? If the - fe hsadred cords of gecd scetad' BL1CX JsXt:
all that is a-W without eorflpensatiou." thev moQ 14 lTT. A.VVm " pi4at w
would ask at last no mora than thir .urpTux ."
. CiB
eeeiving the
aaeat far Cord Wood, vis 1x4x1
PKeeaJs WW atatucdzVercaalswW&ed'favQ if.
money and the bonds of the Government In vd.. I DeVv . " JOBS X. BOL Mia," .
Of reo ' hing nothinr? I - : OTtf Caps, aai A. A. Q. If.
I hope, my dear sir. thai you wiU agree' with
ma in the opinions and sentiments' I have expreea.
TIic Cntcrpritc f3otton Factory
aw m si
A U W IIIjC SVU lUUIirri. . ' " I avVaa 41 Sk .a
r .WISH u . MEtr lfct'p tu Q9WB I -LJ join wttn me m the effort to pre , , I mT 1'
PJta cr RID QAX I- w Keroaa impulse to tne public sentiment I w biu ibts, -
eiaisd the kiUcd, ths w?uaicd whs have not yd
returned to their ooamaads, prieoaer, deaortcra,
Msk, and those whoae terms U aervtoe Lave "ex
pired. G rani's erig.nnl lores was eaUmated at
gun. fjaptaia baas had a &as view of tha whole iZbW men. lis rccured at 3pUeylraaia
scene, aad tha subaoquent naval fihL The some 15,0tX) more, making I10,Xhi. To this
Teeumseh, the fineit moo iter ia the Yaakss aaty, should be added 13 a tier's omsuai, aad ths
went down almost instantly, a tremendous oolumn troora tent him from New Orleans and ether
of water being thro we up around her evi-tlaUv I rotate? say 35,000, making tha grand toul 175,
ut wvift vi mhuvwi. ucr oommaaaer,4sTavea, I uw. ai we e as tract uoa aat, 1 1 3 u,
was lost u her, lor theyahkoe truce boat inquired
if he waa among our rriaoners, aad fiadiag'hs
was not, tn7 said he went down with his shir.
had shelled tbe fort
from the Gulf side, now approached to within
half a mile of the wharf and opened agaia. - There
was but one 10-inch gun left to fight her, aad the
carriage of that gua soon became unsafe
Oa Wednesday night, ths Yanks troooa. esti
mated from 3,000 to 5,000, Laded oa the Islaadl
aad gradually approached to within 400 yards oi
tha tort.. They had been confronted from the
front by a line cf skirmishers thrown out from tho
fori. The enemy had planted their batteries at
light Parroti guns on a sand hill near ths Galf
shors, another said-way of the Ilaadia front of
the fort, and a third oa little Dauphin Island.
These, with tbe mpnitor ia the water ire, were
enabled to bring a fire to bear npoa every part ef
ue woxk, ana wiia ue sua ot snarpanootecs, our
men were not able to stand .at their. guns. The
bomb proofs wers only capable of covering 250
men out ox the gamsoo, the rest wers exposed to
bombardment. Up to the time Cap Vass left,
tha oomm aader, CoL Anderson, had said nothing
about capitulation; but hs saw signs af demorsX
Union ia the garrison. Some of tho cSoers ex
p recced decided opinions ia favor of surrender,
they thought the plaoe would ba taken aad there
would ba a frlghtfal waste of life io no purpose,
The men saw little or ae hope of relief since the
Tennessee wax lost, aad they much exhausted by
skirmishing all day and working ia the fori at
night . . -
Cepi. Yass stales that up to tha time he left,
CoL Anderson behaved with great reaolation
aad spirit, gallantly exposing himself aod urging
his lined skirmishers tn maintain; its ground!
it was ua aignt alter Uspi. .V. kit thai Gaa.
Pigs passed over to Port Gaine.
Capi. Y.ls af tha oplnhu thai Tort Mergaa
will hold out as loaf; u i-e proviaions da, aad
uat wui ba tna neat part o a year. , .
Tha vaakee fleet was badly eripplad. Nearly
every ship Is eaxeeeed over, aad -the whole are
busily tepciriag.. U ie bohevrd its losses era not
less thaa 7WJ. JlotU A
he
would itavt lelt sj his praseat cilsctiTS luroe 5J.-
130 snea. These Cgurea show what Lee and
lieaarasrara ahd their brave commands have dose
for the enemy."
A Negro Deserter, tho first thai has reached
our lines, came ia yesterday, having deserted from
tha 37ih regiment of U. S. colored trpopa, with
U rant's army ia front of Petersburg. Uis nxis
is Joha Thomas Hatcher, free mulatto, atd be
fUrs his cap: arc by the enemy, on the 11th cf
May last, waa a fireman on the Ilichmond aad
Petersburg railroad. Uis wile and children live
ia Lhnwiddie couaty. Oa last Wcdaeslay he
aas put on outer picket near Fort Chiton, aad
gave a brother black picks: a bribe to 1st hla go
tree, which ba did. ii sicker lashed acvsral rails
aojraibcr with his kaapaack strap, and. clanging
Uto ths Appomattox, swam acrout and cavas into 1
our pickets. The argro is most intelligent aad
keen.' and gives a neb Aooount of how he was pat -itfW
the service. Mama, one ot dtna iu umx a
En and piece of pip-r aai made a txjU mark so.
en he say, "Can you make a mark lika thai""
Told him ocruia, sura I could, and 1 want aai
doos .it. Than hs say, 'l oarrs a sol iter a
eorponJ; here bi your alothca Hatcher
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x.tcAsaoaux taaatavr.
f at, for 100 CTPWE53, JUNIPJtB
upon thit great topis of out national aifairs I A saitaLk fof Eprtar and 8c
J. uo not thin thai planters aad Wars should f .i 7,
QoU. This Thread Is
try eery U the Ccm-
iJesvcTha ruUrtLcs of tha folnwiaw
named tSs a! Nnt Carclina RsTimank. h.
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ph. Knw y nm R UoL A. Jl.
naoacii, m lvalry. Ui. Ucury UsrdiAg 61si
Horril!. When tha Yankees en Urad D
tur, Ga, aa old gentleman, ths Rev. Mr. Holxacs,
met them sith a gun In his hand. The heUiah
Brnds, in order io wmh rtrexge oo ths old man
Lit his act. bona! hia La his house aad thea
fired the bailiing. homing him with it.
Qna-Tbs whole of Middle aad N jrth Mis-
sisaipci is repreaeaUd as avast aornfiall, aad ths
crop is said to be the fiaest srrx seta ia thai rs-
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The crrps ta tbeTraaa-IisBiaiptd IXstrw r.s
ovsrwhelm:?.- Zt like has nevr I'-- - -
fare. Texas could feed the rati: " . -
a year.. -
Gcml SlU TWm Taxans hav L" .
ccalcd la makkg a aocg of Yank tv ".. '
Steele, and hare it is:
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Bleat sag oar 1 age aJ etca3g ear ccra.
. eclig earWvaa cvt ev-aJag v eiti,
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