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VOL. XX'. . r: .;; , S ALISIJU RY; NV C;, MARCH 30, 1 8653: : v NUMHEH 45. . '.
1 1
, i J. J BRUNER,
iolroa saw rioniiTOi.
uatlM IUtiahattoi-k,
accoont
aioot tc, wImo Iba ttrdxt M given for
ar , mm W fall lark (araia g otilivvly
-4a tba-ijjbtaud-4af 8omuf oof m
ia drsikc4 ehwxvd!; ovr, llm'nca and
wrtlia4 ritJiU prMotHrra. ,,1ia Ymiiiwra
pourvd a trrrnrndoiift fire iulo our Him,
ao wild wera lli!r noU Ihat n4 a limn
uf oara waa killed in the cbargi iltf ndcla
paiig or-4haif- bi J. TW-chtyi
m trfiutal kwaii aaxt lliird time, I
-wbt tit efMj id rn grrnt dwordiTr All
oeoaata " agtwa tbit tha .eiiemj'a rvtreat
wa a wrfct toatVind Jniiiir, , .
Oar bnut ia kvtW fra m waa Itrat n-
portd. U t Mid that oor M Iom la
ahutlatliaJiandJanitannBuLJifarT-fcw
inded are aeria)jr injunsd mIW
uaniUr, U fa said iban-wrre erW-knowar
out of so ruaii. ; Amtniif ihott niorull"
.woaudtid wo Wr waa Mr. Cuuniogliaiu,
wf Prinoa Edward couolr. i:
" 8a Jar aa we ba board of oor riuual
tie there-were bot few killed. The only
coaipany from 'wbttb we harr a comphH
uf eaaaaldvi rif tbi'IIanoverTwwpr
io which J. IL Ilnrrtis of iWver Dam,
Kaadt'er eouatr, waa killed, wid Gilma,
-XjrdNft llwa, tfavek iNird. Kimbroeifli
ad two . feainea not gifeo era of tbia
fertDpanr jrarf oiadd pHoir Lul ioor
tbeiq .ntaaagod lo abaraeiitlr; racae hy
tbat on beinir made pnoner tbej wre
j.laot-d to an ambul0A to lx token lo
Aqiita vnwk, but bufore 4h uad procWd
d far the ambulance broke down. Not
abb to ircair the accident, lb driver left
them lor $ roomeat to aaminon luaiuanc,
! when loujr bnbajn
d in the hand, Rre him tlie altfr iivbii
abrt kt, and vleding their tijilanc-, aic
oaeded In making their eacape to lhia aide
by wimtniag the riven. The dtbrra were
two badly injared to vail tberoaeirca of
tbetbaooi of eape. ?--s-r v
.' Among U aanieawf oar killed are a
ilr. Fowler, of CanibeHand, niid Wm. J.
Tnce knd H. S, DandrMge, both of Qouvb
rand twuntj.
Tne biM or the YanJswa 1 thought to
bare been bavr -A 4rt who aawwled
ia bairjring their dead savVthat ne nlone
bari4 inj bodi, and iKat-the gnniod
wathkkly trwn wkW ibdea.L
T1i Iom of priaonefn xm ttotbvidea wna
ab.mt e)ualw juieg about thirty and
takwabot the tame aybeA?4 r :
Tln eneroT waa nitdonbUdl rooted
badtf ali accouoU aar ':iti -It-be-
Ueved that too Yankee fell back in such
figbt beaBo the thought that reinforce
tnnta were coming up to our aide.
fW jheir. tbat there waa a da or two
ago, near rnroeilarille, between u of oar
inen and fifteen of the eneinr. ' Oar men
were Tiarricaded la liotrse. bat the Yan-
keei,'aflt-r a running fire on both sides,
nrougiit p a . fHiiforcritirnt; of two nun
dred iwi, burnt the house, and caWured
the part.y Tie boute U4onged to Mr.
.Oar men, while oat ott this acoat. learn
d thai Milroy wss insking fwqueiit in-
Bbr4irribtsftvtrouu
and .Xntfelnnwajr, errr vj hgoqJ
ld,Ofci"ttm2aiid tiiicatinz evorf '
uutge tjKtn Ihe yeoj
1e,
mtwdJZtmniiur,
There m no attempt after -alj to take
Newbern. GenVlIUJ has retind WU bis
ps. , Hi! objecT arav a suppose, to
drire in tbe enemy and bring ou; supplies
f corn and baoon. We learn tbat a good.
1 quantity f tbe " staff of life" waa ee
red. . U waa much needed. ' . ' ,
Standard,
'A aerrant to Bald win Coontj, Ga, baa
Jabrf sold 1230 wortjk f brooms, from
bmooi corn grown antoadinp !j him
HtfbUittarraJaof leiwm '
. M A .-
ID
i Few upm wit attract mora attention
; than the m iropre-mnl till t reported i
y" 1 from tlm Congressional Committee of Coa I
! atlftdf tL M2maW Jtw fvt.fjv. f VaWa li
I -ew-j , wm, i wa wf -vmfiw 'W- WU 4j wuv
crraloij piwi4vnibU
nwu2Uirt down from tl nnta-104rt,. v tTu-.;L.- t t.u tM ,l. I r dlro. you know. Un military pot-
.V.flu.r anma l.arfUiUra nlk Ulaffr!it .ML.mj.ar. f.i .1 L. .LLk k..lFrom WIT boUJ Window J CVlboaU
Imt l-oliciila t ?i v fir.. .f-f, ? -rlHl tihit, th )at arism of pfir.it
. TJia u aero on .Hi ' PKuinny wiihout ' jwt . coni i4-tTMlioo art
mrc Ltni v iijga wm iha iiiore uuo (nwrwi jowr vy uta ootov-uoium m jm
Cvmmimtrf IVtwrtilirnt f i wilt ftfmiVa
with f nsnl aj4H( ih kofli ' .Tlnf jlmi ,era Ibat Korthrvp wa reaJj lo r"ijIwj
duxtf' fcr war tu-n wiu wuh Ui mIitvv- 4 jmw4 lunsa i- JWi if anta Imhi Id
rovvivil puated in " grteai atrviiglhtMfiiitid ! ipsaa robbwi-rt, nd to aliooC, ainh, nod
kill ib iawlw owacrs pf tb property wbo
ar wiHHnr aUBd aaJ drirrr.at bM
btddiofr--From t batoaa ord.-ri to
ClaiboriHi, it woald f vea actm m if lia waa
aonif what diroa that (b owner would
'try tooi'tMia Ibeir IrrHinmU to lit ilia
! i. a .
irumsue iiree. M mat jf Itiijfhl tmpror
Ilia opfiortanitj lj tftVing awajr tlwir livra
a arell-aa Uii( roirty. .. WluL lLe& ia
wnntinw to oaalifr tba tt imrrrin
-MKmplT -'tti Tfora x4 'IJitt.llntrdrlSint "bf
w, Immiiu aad divinrf ; ,
. . That tbJ Lid lb tfroitrt7 to appear
to ttM Uwrl hy Uavtr ooanaH and attittit
to (Mend wuta aliicli hav no ubiioit ex
kilUL wounded ad jnii MiUAei J cflroi MiWrbir roc, t Hut. Uio lat
CMrd oaa buadrwd and twetitir. mi KvnrHtu knm i ilirir twitduct. Manr
oar woaaded are bat alixkily injured , odiiiiina vt Miiundc twaddlr. oTHd to
NJiikou lw aoaitmpc lo justly Uieir
rullrte uf lit poupks, he bea jateljr
nintex1r7"lJcau"rid oiie ndecend to
etradicl the reaonTng of Robert Macaire
khen n-jirtifed wuhuUt the Wit which once
rendered' tlivro famous in tbe criminaJ
eoart and on the etage,' bar 4ie roalty
perMiaded Uiemsefotf . that the bare
changed the belief of mankind in the dis
tinction Let ween tamai. and faaot ';' and
eonaeqaentl bopod to eradicate llio ilea
of proiwriy from tbe mind of the Judjre,
foe wrM ia lXinrt;,tJilars which are
made to regulate it f
Jf tiejFdid aoTand resisted tbe alon
of Isaacs witli the bu)Mt of uceea, their
a V4d and ingeniotis. ntanoorr It aipears delusiwti lasled not longer than Testerdaj.
Tbe JndtM whom ther addreed. decided
against them on every point, in terms tW
(ireiptory to admit of the leakt doiibt,
nod rebakod their conduct with severity
all the joore withering, because ine para
ble fnm the rights inter pretaioo of tlie
Jbji. f Their Jat acU bare beetr" clearly
wkbout colour of josh aothwity; they
were boih tllegal nd immoral. Whether
the individuals who .c-nlnniitled those
Crimea, and those who iuciled and con
spired their comiiiidfuii, will ever be iun-
ished for them, is nncertain. Hut le us
it M not nuceMam tbat they will suon be
depriied of power to renew these injuries
to the Confederate Gorvrnfnent, to the
SuuUiefn jieopie, and to the Southern cause.
The Imrewiiirttt Hill now bcAVe the Sen
ate is the law which wirt aatrtfy the con-
science and tne nnderatauding of tbe coun
try, if it jiecouies a law, and the commis
saries are notilled Im observe and obey
its p6viHms,tli jut complaint of the
eo.Ie will cease, and the difficulty of fiuding
food for tbe arm wilinever agsin. frighten
and punie the , nation repeat on
sinoere coonctioo that tue-soarvit and
bigb price of provisions is caused by the
IoIIt and ttttjuiude of the system of illegal
impressments pursued by the Commissary
Department.' The land contains an abun
daitce of irtea arid corn tut no more of
It is brought lo tbe market or exposed for
sale anywhere,' beoanae the owners of it
are not and cannot be willing to surrender
nieni fcf Tessmoiey r tusn ihey have cost.
Unnce there Is ftnJioc lu be midi of plen
ty.i. When, the people are satified that
the will not be forced to part with their
property without jukt compensation, deter
mined bf fair assMdent'f sicinsce, as
the wuT be when the hill we print lo dsy
and tbe'whole Goveriiiuent, will be aVn
isbed to6udli6wmuch oT those troubles
bnew bees of our own cieattoir.: : "
"'ZT" Jtkimond Examiner.
- - ' 11 j mm'i '. i ' "
. LAnLUn. ilarsball, residing near
WauVsboro'bss fireniS bushels of meal lor
distribution among tbe families of soldiers.
John S. Little of Anson has grten a bice quao
tit and sells corn at $1 sod neat at 20 cents
to tbe families of soldiers in his neighborhood.
James Dun of tbe same count has 150 bush
els of corn to sell to soldiers' families at $ L
Ia 8miih's beat, in Anson, there ia not a man
who win cbargo the wile of a soldier more
than $1 Jot com. WeB dona, Anson I -.
-V uyA:.- Hi ..Gkssreer. -
now.'eoba Bell, of Tennessee, Is vu3 i
rVage NaidlQg la Soom, Ga, . :r".l'"
TA Army and thi Cktrabindi
. IFAa wiW. ilf'TW with
der amt, jtrmy Mp4'iee and amuuniiiwn.
aoidl':r ' barracka, aad Iwt, and must re
voking of them U. thlfreedfOeBa qoar
ten. " If I did ever kaeW doabt about the
policy of tU abolition of lJweyf ha inanity
judders t Um awful e4 Jitioa of l)w ne
groea beresad justiee is Miirsgtd . by the
siiaiozIIem awaj MM taesr kwvsv
Thy arevboddled toftfrther?- JTery JosjL
idaeea, stlteriiig aad dying froaraposnrw:
and disease.- ".The ai dying at the i rate
ofaboat a doteo a dar. : Small 'poi ia-ew
ff prevatenU -. j 1 ...
They wiU wot work They are freemen
and llnrir ida of liUrty b freedom fnoto
twk.-1 saw, tbia anoraing captain loatM
ing grain, fur tbe) am dowej the river.
He bad a gang of fifty, aad the would not
work. A half a scors of IrUhmen would
herform more Ubnrthan all tliem.
ITiey all want to go botne, and, if the Go
vernment would alio tt they wouUI all
KObacfc." We have 6ken upon ourselves
a- eontract-t U' lef feed, -rlotbeand
bory foor millions negmes; - That m the
plaia statement of facts. ' .:
Our armf atiuut wkburff i in a
meutaUe omilition more than a third
are sick. Thee are camiMMl ia the lowland.
The Misiippi is nowriiii.aj4 if it oihi
tinue to rie tlw camps will besubmerged.'
Xo boat comes frons beiew without lring
iriginoif le
here wit bont-tb Temams of wiore- of less
jrallant aokJIers. The wsr is a dreadful
reality here. The soldier. 0d bless t hem,
are resolatw'and bopefuli -ready to fight M
and if heed le, die U tlie old Constitution,
but not for the negro
TOr TWEtVIPPODNDERN APO-
1 . LEON GUN.
This cun, rotroacea by tlie French Em-
paror WerVioVi: liglUr than the' for
mer twel ve pounder, and tliu capable of j
bMing luauceuvreu by six norm on tne
fields It bas a smaller - clurge ott P0"
der -than -i he 4d twelve pouuder, and is
employed to project either sliol' or shell;
bence called hj the French, " Guu Jow
Hier ' ,
Tbe : Napoleon guns, by order of the
Ordnance Bureau, are to supersede all oth
er smooth bore jiejd artillery in the Con
federate -aerviee, wbicb - latier will - b ao-
oordingly gradully withdrawn, llieseguns
are now being manufactured ra.Kiiy at
tbe government foundry and machine
works, in this city, which will soon be able
to cast and complete one every twenty
four hours. v' s ; - '
Eiperimeots are now being made, un
der the direction of Col. Earn, on the new
Anslrian gun metal, which, i a combina
tion of bronae, tino, and wrought iron, and
some gun have already been made for
trial. . The metal is ereedingly tougli,
bard, and elawtio. n
It is designed to-make. the government
work at Augusta, a great Arsenal of con-,
structkm, " whmmunitton. field and
seige" artilery, - projectile, snd. wdnance
tore, in geottsl. J?3Llenia JitjEK
qusutitiev fufiba ,iia4tihe ajrm,J:
The powder worka are daily increasing
io- capacity j when -finished will be- the
largest works of the kind, existing They
are now auperior to any kiu n, possessing
all the improvements tba'j' experience iii-
jested, many of wbicb' arelu'e.to CofoiMsl
tains, who baa epnsideray furthered the
proceos of rosnufact uing powder, the nal
U. uf which ia fully eoualioUia beAtsUnd
nrd of Europan and Federal works, prov
ed . by testa .made here, with the' ballislic
and gun pendulum. ' The, prodoctious of
these works, have already exceeded the en
tire cost, and saved the gtfvernment nearly
UlTOiunJnsoi jon-fi.
' -it- j.ii' ;
raaVrt i:erfii. . liend wriiing
from Colcrarn, Bertie, uuder djiullaroh..
MTMysT
ran in near the land and fired sey era! times;
three of the shot or shell fIl in and about
tbe eillaga. Besides giring.mucb aneast
aesa to the ciliaens, tbey destroyed soma
10,000 .--to.' 18,000 worth of. property
fishing apparatus belocging to J. ILEth
eridge. ,;Th"is shows tha want .of protoc
tioa ia time, and the loll T of inadequate
protection at any time. ' Wa are bolnless,
and at the mercy of all partia.,, , r
h W staled that aa iniarrecvloa bsa bro
kea out ia IloBgsrr ewaspoadlng with
that ia rolaod.
MOST
dioaled ia the iaue of. tbe 11th, the lead
' .
ing articJa of which we give a summary
pf esterdsy, are to be, accounted for by
the lively ajjrehenKn that has sriard ap
OH the commrrcial metropuli of Uni
ted State, that tbw eitd of tlej war, w Kb
tbe sckooeUlgvment of the lndepenice
of the Confedrraie. State,' would be err'
tainly follewrd bf the seeewiioB' of thf
Northwestern jState. whidi, sinoe tW loss
the South, are rooked to aa the theyt
remaining hope and nojKntof the eyin
inervml and inannfacturing Statra of ibv
JSart. With tbe South irrevocably gune,
and the Northwest liaising by a jkair.tU
renuuHinf States Umk to tie close, of Imm
tilitrea aa tbe day of doom to them. ; flece
'WHAT Tnk YANKEES
.': ",'"' DREAD, s- '
JotiriJoUtotttL, wtiu fewjouathailyMOided,i
was iu favor of letting the wayward sisters
wm U (Ueoe of Utia the w.v.anl kl4'W lMt7:le
go in eee," finding now that they are
aot likely lo go alone,' proclaim himself
V HTVT U HUICIHAIH Mini VIIITITIIHIIM WMIf
and the Herald, which then applauded the
iHjsition of ' Vaa.Buren,'and has boeri' ajl
along very milk and waterifb, now raves
aa madly as the craziest of them all abut
rtni-hlug tha jvbellioo. 1. U does, uul cun
ceal the reason It : "We mu I'Ut
down rebellion r force of arms, or it wiU
tear tu covaf rv to ptteet. "ileuoe it is
that we feel called uian by every consid
eralion cf law, order aud the puUie infety
to dMouiK lb Northern copperhead
(teace-mongers of the day as public ene
HMes. When such leckles, bigutted, bar
Towstgbted andj-birawliog- demngognes as
ValkadigUmnd Peberton, of Ohio,
Ben Wood, Boby Jkooks ana their con
federal e,bejrm
resMlance to Irreaideut laucoln, and. tbe
doctrine of sabmhMtptO Jeff Davis, it ia
due to the community lliat the .tendency
of tlieir absurd aid dauuerous inotructions
abontd be expoMrd." ": Tbis is the ezact
bisue the suppression of the rebellion by
force of arms, or endless confusion and ruin
front ct U war in the North, universal chaos
aud mob' law." AH ' Una means that the
Herald has discuvejedlhat to stop fighting
1 to sever the lait ligament that holds the)
Nurtb western 8latef aud, sub their with
drawal, the last fountain that feed the
coujniercial maw of New York, the last
prop that sUHtaius. the Yanki-e Stales, will
be gone. It therefuro calls upon Lincoin
to enforce tbe coineriptiou act,, hints, at
thetdflty of arresting V'allandigham, and
appeal lathe pride of the people' of the
Northwest,' by telling them llmt their prof
fered sympathies and proposals of peace
are received at the South "with unaffected
contempt and digutw-r-thal for all their
plana of paoilicatiuu and alliance, "the r
spousibhr ami ruliug chiefs of the rclmlioii
have no other answer . than that of scorn
anj couteinpi.w This language expoeca
clearly enough what it is the Herald dreads,
via ; the growth of the Peace party iu tbe
Northwest, till the Yankee Stales are left
alone, not only for the war, but forever. It
10kevry plain Id us, too, th jollicy we
should pursue. What the" Yankee Slate
roost dread is exactly what we should most
of nl! deire and encoorage. -1W-war-i
now waged more wjiu the-view of-holding
on to the North Wevternf Stale than with
imjLJmpa vfjnnid back the South.--i
bite lh is their- polieyi it - i ours so to
wage the war as to-promote Uie detach
ment ot lliose SUtt8for7;witrr llieir'de
TuUious from the Yankee Government the
war i at ail end -and "the best Govern
ment the world ever saw" will sink into
such iinpotency . as never again to'give us
trouble. iVicAon(flFAv.
.r - La. iJry-y.
- A Uftrtnnate JdarriaffeWf find
tlie following in a recent ncmber of the
Port Uelson(La.) News: v:
A paragraph .appeared in our last a
per staling that Mr. Harrns i.f Skipwith's
iaaullgt UBU' llinrrrcu un wqw-.yi
waae havwitfromona who kBawAThi
lady was for a long lime a reident'of the
paru.h of Pojnte ;OjJpwtie-ftlytJli.
KV Musabemga largw sugar planter on
ibe.Uayou Fordoche. Iler marringe with
tb .Yankee officer waa, somewhat roman
Jic It seems thai whiie. the Federals were
stationed at her bouse at Skipwith's landing,
a difital'.y occurred among them and bear
ing the disturbance Mrs. H. went, out to
sea what was the matter. In the melee,'
one of tha mnskets. went off and the ball
paaaed through tha lady'a arm, wounding
her aeverely. As ao physiciaa was to bo
found ia the neighborhood, Mrs. Ilirris
was takea on board one of the gunboats (or
UastmenU There aba met Capt- Sullivaa
wbord aha alWwarda married. liar mat
riiwaiiai. Wis, bowetsr, waa aot of long
duration. ' it
eavrn reluM-d U smile .apoa ,
of dUcordant elements, ' In :
n'h a union
Im Ugh! wilb tba'-Qtieeo.w the Captain,'
vnA imam nliaM . I r , -
another Yankee, -i''"' ; '"' 1 V
THE YANKEES ATACKSONntLB.'
, na leam from Jacksonville .that lbe
I anket r. black . - aad it
f e
i-w- '-vsiw nsroona vax. .r ------
iiuu piece aeep very close to Utr oar- ti: V
tela sine their recent .drnbbiog if , Gefl,V ' ' ' ' V
Vgaaa ooya. .Tbey w seldom show
1 pf the. ipwjj..
la. WW understand that JJjer, are abantV. i i -fifteen
bnndred gTo :roopaiA
ofiVers at place, j These Ametajaa j
cilien AiMcattrfesceat1! wntaeBtdow.a'
a . - . ..... i
iroin Bri iwjau aeq , report (bat. other -if
weie soon to Miow.tbein. , It Uf .beew
recent fitrht tKatrc
i anet wt n(teea.aegroea aad one whita-1
officer dead on the field, bnt sneceeded iwr ....
F t: I L mm. - " m
eanying off their irouwled, ,;: Very kM
me ciuxens.rpmata d tb place,' whicii HtJ
represented to Jiava become a perfect msl ; ;
gro den. .Provtsmna are ry scaroe. Tha ..'
while and aegroea Rtcl mingle. and the -Y.!f
flSoew-Vt i!mr ly imnmraiaod,,
dissipated.. Atall hour.vof the day sprue .
of them may ,be seen reeling drunk jnlUW
st reeta. It is not; probable that they wil) .
be allowed to remain in possession of Jaek- i
soiiville very long-carliinlr tbewUI Bp4
b permiUed to penetraia, the interior,- ' '
lMPfiESS3iS?i
Worargrit
General Cooper baa issued ihil following ' '
.Grde' on the anbject ofimprwrnenu : j-Ju .
, (In consequence.' of JiameroualappHea te . -tiona
made by various persons ta the- Waf .1-' f
pepartment, it ia obvious that some mia-;
conoeptioa ia regard to Jha Iwtfnctionf f si
the toecreUry of War in relation to tha W
impressintnt of supplies mnbt eiist oa the i
tbw gover aweaV bare violated', their 1bVnv i
strnctioni t now, therefore, fee t ha nw, , V
of removing such miscoiiceptionramj a
prevent anj y Wstk)0 frloaa instrnctioawt-
it UJierebordeid-Vr -.' - - --t.
L Tltn6 . officer of tha tfovernmeD, -
shall, under any circumstances whaUver, . '
impreH uie supplies wnicn a party pas ror -its
ow eoDumptidn or that of his familv. "
eroplorees or slaves. . . .V' . V - '", ,'" .,'J"'-
llTThat no: officer lalL al Cm:--
wakwa apeeiallwertBg'l'Voi b'fc7 " r
General commanding, in a case'ofexigeiK".; ; !
cy, impress -supphe which art their'
way to market for sale on arrival f , t
UL These orders were included (nth
instrueUoni loriginally issued in. relation to
inipressment by he Secretary of War, and. T
the officers exercuing soch aotboritv are V
again notified iha ny c acting with- '
out. or beyond the autboritJ gives m
the iniiructtonV will be lieH.MrTctlrfre- '?t
iUijefwIJr'OrdMgnA .
20, 1863. ' T ;.V'j.-,v-i.;i -
Prioh Jmmiia.---The ; Yankaai-ti
, , r' '.-.V .t- wVV:. rfJ"if.L-."--rl"'- ?f-Sf 1":
Webster, the murderer of Capt Simpeaa- .
a Confederate officer is, berood doubt, ohe
of the ftioKl blackhearted and at the same ,
time smiling and plausible villains of tbe
many who have entered Castle :TbuBdfr:
yei. Watched veriJoadyLaUgaard:-.-he
amuses and startles him at times fcjr . -
removing his irons before his rery evestl ,
and without any phytical efforts With aj ;
small ordinary, anchor pioeof wood, with
out design 'or shape, be unlocks bis hand
cuff and leg irons, with' teQ times motw j
dispatch and dexterity thao ;dwea Jack
Sue)pefd in the Tp!ay.v No irpna about tha
prisoo .can be kept apoa him if he chose ; ;
to remove them. He is sometimes gener- .
ous, and keeps them on M jost to aceotar '
ruodata the felkn.aa ha aays, i-. v'--.-"
Conscious of his skill, or slighVmf band. :
hnk prvf-Jeia bttjela uf,lyeuidtjfeta5
uNd 'dollars that WtrlraatrfrOttaflf
put upon bita which a .cannot remove.- -i
Awl ha has made hm every assertion good
m numerous lruunce. aever ftiirnar oucse.
W'ebsier is uuder arrest awaiting trial for.
his'Sfe. ' ' '... K:"''"'-'. '"- -v-'-'-r": -ii-u:-- i-
. mrfvaZ It will be seen, by lb - . .
remarks of Mr.'Baldwin. wbicb we publish :
to-day, tba j officers of the governmeat
have so 'authority of law for impiess
ing private property. Tbe Attorney Gen
eral of the Confederate States has so de
clared. Congress bat passed pm law.oa
tha snMect; and that body has ce right
under tha CoostHatioa' to anthoriie the
impr&sraeot of priTata property without
makiriff "iaat eompnaatwa'a the owa-
arfascraV . ;
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