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TELEGRAPH.
LlrcalBllM CtlBg to N«w •rleaus.
WjtkBtNOTOir, June 35.—W. D. Gslfag
•IJfcrUe f
autkuriziiic
meat to meet tbc enemy, while he with a | H itmuedSlamJ^ot^^^oEoo tCTTH tL^7iST7nATrvs!^7?l!!f^^^T^
large force went down to Winchester, thus' for me to rood )ou m.i. 1*newt, but youauv To ensbfc the critical reader to four »p
checkmating the Federal advance in both rely upon my promptness m furnishing Bull predate the following of hand "printer's
direction*. I as may he within my teach. V. P. R author*," it is necessary to Mate a few (beta.
tar Wta'£ n * M ta M . ! -i~__ !^V>l^ugMUi,row.loIk.
WiscHKrrltK, Va., June 3/i.
'i'*^* 1 * ,PWB * 1 Tito Otackaiu Queue uy. that 5,000, . . — I..
"“"2; 211 -Tkc Viiglol. Con SoathCTnen u» IS mile iKiyimd Phlllippi, tar TlrflNtN OMTM.M4.nM i Ool. A. B. Kaoak.—W. Iik1 the ploMiirc | unw. ,» lli( , . ...
"'“•jM.ttaiu.dlilw uniformed ud well unml; 300 u n ra*rv.- | W.»rBEm.K, Va, June 30. yMtq&qr, of meeting lu our city, Col. A. B. ; M Urouue Uie ol
a lou „r f„ur mUUoM of dot ■"'« IUU-«.rtlle; one Uumlred toT.lry ur XtataB Eom.,. Uegu, for m.uy yur. eSter tn u,. ' “ « ““ *»• **
jlj. . .. I «1 W— os ! ** —»»» > — — »- I r—. . * "» *Z_ .... I *"*‘1
at Romney.
Picket skirmhhre continue.
Suspected persons are turned <1
f ahot.
Ian, of which two million.
Treasury note*.
The wpuit of the ComndtiatreconHueuib . ... _ _
the expnlri*>n front the i\ invention ol Meows. d?n IMKkartt ** B - ClwwrrllUut
Brown, OsriWe, Hurley, Wiley, and eight
otben, pending which ( .nventlon adjourn
ed for want of quorum
In session to-day iw.-lvo members from
WOre **9*^*^ j There were leu Federal prisoners brought
Prince Cam,lie Depots * dsdingufahetl h< rr ywUenU y.
r««tam,, hml to AU.I«rr vrt.h ,br Prr. ! „ intTOM
eleat yealef' la\ The Prince cornea to offer j ien ,
bis awuird acrrkv to il„ Confederate State*.
W. M. Marlbm, the Upy.
Richmond, Jnne 34.—W. K. Huritnit,
alleged Spy, in charge of a committee from
Atlanta, arrived in this city thia morning.
, V °“' -rrmpondm, „UI Ur. U> bo* lu- j U.Tuul' Sutr, , Ir I. Ju* f*» too I £JL"* * *" »■**
.« II* ! t'w* P T <W ' h ,*T"‘ K , ” l « Md 1WII, ,b,l be taMtoU, 2 S.^12
u|k>ii, muat aufflee to excuae him. ^ • ♦•••» - ** 60 uo ^ °ff er •* a
You will oUerve that the Eighth Georgia ! «* A Cruioarrv.-Mr. Join,» wreath upon the altar of Southern lltera
Regiment ha- retraced It* atepa, and the I A *£"*• ?™ r r ^ enl, { ?*' U,rr
w |.,. a ^.1 -r „ lt- _,. v aacola, ha* left at our office the hill of n
rZy. n r ^ rrT.Tr. ~T 1 «•» ™u*l,l n.-ur IV„m«d.. tan •» “ “"•rA b« *«1 wlut Cm.
prove or aoine interest to your readers. 1; . ’ ... of,t.
last wrote you from Harper’s Pony, since 1 »t b four toe, long, anttn^n , |n|Cl) .^ T| ,, w . faK I NroKTL , SATK m .
tspiring
Anthony ltobinaon, a veuerahle and es
teemed citizen of Ihrhniond, died on yester
day.
Thu luterest on Virginia Immb, not held
or due in the United Nates, are to he paid
in Richmond on the i\m D | July at Rich
Nothing confirmatory of live Secession of
Maryland has yet l»een received here.
which many change* and movement* have
taken place, sudden and inexplicable to all,
save thoae who ordered them. If you en
tertain an klea that persona at the seat ot
war are at all appriiod of what b tranapir
ing, dismiss such erroneous impressUm at
kept in hlissftil Ignorance of
Hug the war
Ice is selling c, th« street* in Richmond i he W,U * lurned
at six to eight dollar. Iicr pound. 1110 federate C
Pssasugers lo-dny Inun Winehesier give i * on -
a hundred reports in regard to a skirmish st
Romney, on Tuesday About a do*en f«nl
eral and two Confederate were killed.
now In Jail. The Confederate authorities / everything, and while noihiug
have turned hb caae over to the State of | annoying, we are bound to admit that it is
right and pro|>er tor those in command to l»o
rupulouslv circumspect lest their plans
Imamu* due tb. IkhiIIa ' Virginiu. He will tan- u imUalMqr
uf Ibe 1'njlA.I Mute. i. •ii^H-uilnl ilu to-morrow, end if (be r.lden
here should r
Nothin, of iuterw at other poinie Tbc j Hint, Oen Beoumrerd raoommendn .ucrHIln
location of trcM>ps are so often changed, and j warfare in Western Virginia,
their nuulirr so often increased or diminish-1 Batteries are planted in every available
lie sufficient to convict him,. may be thwarted. We remained at the For-
warrant, from j ry but a short time, aud from indications
ra in ('harles- around, it was natural to supp«ise we were
I there for the purpose of holding i» against
an enemy whose approach was almost hour
1/expected. Our troopa had possession of
Wit the Maryland and Virginia heights
(uft opposite, upon which Iwtterie* were
plant*-*!, and our rear was oguaily well pro-
tectetl by a formidable array of guns range*I
Important lr«*m Wi»hlM|l*iN.
WAsinna/oN, June 24.—The War I)e-
INirtment naa received dispatches saying
Ad, und »> many MralagAm plans ailoplAd,! |wlnt ItAlwAAn Msnswis (lap and thA KAdcr-1 "l»" «f * bill AMendln. peflupa
tbeir dUciWAt unirrniAiiu t.sday i'ruilrntly | ,| Hum. niilr. in ],'!!.Ill In Ibr atad! ur an cn|p..r
rhanp-d to-morrow, with ollirr nmihlcrw- j Tbe kpntlirnirn orm lo Ik- ignorant of ra< ‘" 1 Harper's Perry could not prove loss
bona entirely supt-rAi-dAn tin- nectwslty of j tbe l-K*. Mint when Oen dontl ttrdetaan ad j u >* l ‘ “ »aa<*<I Tberraopyla- 'IJtis fact belli,
tbe uaeftuueua in regard to ttuable tele.rapb- ’ vance, be can easily avoid Manassas , known lo the well-posted Scott, of oonrse
j Is-tters by the Africa say, that a la'rge ; "'' ” tlv k w "" l| l !«' "'«ib' U|""t H, t»l-eei,lly
] nuniUr or privateers art In-ing fitted out for I si “ w (be valuultle Arsenal property bad
tbe Cunfralerale Slates. Some bate alreudy [ been removed by the Confederate Slates to
e fl Richmond und North ('aroliua, leaving lit-
Jim Lnue will return to Kansas in a few ■*»"« T * lue - This property has Ikh-u'( unaad - . - „ „ ,
11b brigade b to consist of five Re-1 ertintatod at three uiilii-uis, the hulk <»f I 1“!^ thecausciother Mates follow
fe rrkreiuis in sucjjjnattm.
Allornr) (.fsrrtl Aulr.
Juttekson Citt, June 80.—Attorney Gen
eral Note declines taking the oath, and b
held as prisoner.
gemus looking weapon, of the finny, rifri-
aliiKAi) **r thk Trr.noram.—. Aitom- ,
Southern Expreas Company has placed ns in j
poaacaaion of New York dntaa of thn 30«h.‘|
We have thus an insight into the enemy's 1
movements ahead of accurate telegraphi*
news. Enterprise, like virtue, will always
have its reward.
itorMatost.j
'•Tv.nV ”
Thk World’s Fair.—We publish els*-
where a communication Iron, the C'hnrleaton
Courier, acccnipanitsl by editorial remarks
from that sterling pa|*er. We promise tin-
('oiiNiKit that Georgia will !*e represented at
London
“(.).* n Mr. Tuoviua TKLL i s whv f"—We
find this question In the Richmond Kiomin
er t and clip the article to which it U attach
ed:
Home ol the Southern Himes seem to
pursuing a rather nuestiouahle course in
gard to arming their volunteers for thc(
(•-derate army. We saw a Georgia r
ment, a day or two ago. drawn up in
Capitol l%oure after tlu- nuliion of the (_
f*H>t militia. Tlu-\ were altogether wifMp
arms, exc*-pUikgir‘|verlia)is, in the
ehet-ae knives and pocket pistols, all prlvi
property, lmpiiring **f one why thov hi
come lo light without arms, he replietl tliat
the Governor of Georgia would not allow
single musket belm|ging to the State
'
Away down Houth,
In a fiehl of Cot,on,
There once lived
A man of bottom.
Hoorat Hoorn! If nova for Dixie's land
Ills heart was kind,
Rut his wrath was scalding;
X printer bold
Was Colonel Gauldiug.
Hoorn! flooru! Iloora tor Dixie's land.
I'm glad 1 live in Dixie,
Horn! Iloora!
In Dixie's land
I have my “atumi,"
And act my type in Dixie,
Iloora! Iloora!
Away down Houth iu Dixie.
A spy there came
Kr»*n the Ysnke* Ksilon,
To lire the homes
On each plant at
True Houtheru men,
To the manor born, air.
Iloora! Hoorn! Iloora tor Dixie's land.
Chorus—
I’m glad I live in Dixie.
Hoora! Hoora!
In Dixie’s laud,
I have my "stand,"
And set my type in Dixie.
Hoora! Hoora!
Away down Houth iu Dixie.
A Little too Wiixnco.—-Th* following
little scene* occurred no* a thousand
from our whereabouts.
Enthusiastic individual volunteers for the
war—wonders wbat effect the news will
have u|>ou hb wife—goes home to impart
I the direful intelligence to devoted
-Xpert* any amount of soba, shrieks, liys-
erica, etc., from devoted wife.
Itead, read, read this precious bit of do*
potbin from the N. Y. lribunr, brought ont
by rumors of Adjustment.
CONGRESS MAY DO WHAT THEV
WILL, BUT THK MIGHTIER POWER
WHICH !H BEHIND OONGPB88 AND
ALL OTHER CONSTITUTED AUTHOR
ITY WILL 8UBMI1 TO NOTHING
WHICH LOOKH TO A RESTORATION
OF PEACE WITHOUT THE GUARAN-
TIKfl OF SUBMISSION FOR THE FU
TURE, AND INDEMNITY FOR THE
PAST. The same men who have touched
Indio,s for a quarter of a century can han-
! something to ieil you— something
! won’t exactly please you, hut—"
i Wife- “On, well! Thomas out with U."
j Husband—'"The fact b, Molly. I—I—;
I but first promise me that you won't cry.”
' Wife- "I won’t erv, Tl oman, ui.lres it In
Unger. THEY WILL AH EASILY AND
READILY ORGANIZE A MILITARY
DESPOTISM, IF THE EXIGENCIES OF
THE HOUR DEMAND IT, AH THEY
CAN RECONSTRUCT ON THE FOUN
DATIONS OF TRANQUIL ARBITRA
TION. He have opened our tyet to the iu
remty of a timnyer central jtotrer, tshen Slatrt
are in insurrection, and cities in handed rebel
lion. WE SUSPEND THK 1IABEAH
CORPUS IN PUBLIC DANGER. AND
WE MAY NOT ONLY RESTORE BUT
KEEP THE SUBORDINATION OF POP
ULAB ELEMENTH BY THE SHARP
DMCIPMME OP THK RWOIH)
This b the fruit of Federalbm. I<ol the
people of the South dig thb Federal tree up !
by the roots. We eouimeud this to the fol-
owere of A le-.ander 1 Umilton.
mg
ny:
fushaml -“Well, Molly, I—I—I am go-
tha wars with CapL - r a oontpa-
don't take •
,■ chr-rUhed t
" Wife-r-"Oh, no! Thomas, I won',. I am
aatbfled, and much nitaaed nt your deter
mination. I can take care of myself while
you are gone."
Hualiand—astounded ut wife'* indifference
—"And you are willing that 1 dmll go mu'
leave you OQMOUrtod
ffi» —‘Certainiy; i>erfectly
willing. I can take care of myaelf—don't
be alarmed on my account-’’
Husband—thinks he smell* u rtU—' u Y<mi
aay that you are perfectly w illing that 1 almll
go and fight In my country's defence f"
Wife—Yen, Thomnn; what can lie more
noble than to die in defence of one’* coun
try?"
Husband —to wh»m the idea of dying never
occurred—"And you tell me coolly aud dis
passionately that you arc willing that I shall
11unbuild aturtmy vy in a rage—‘‘Well,
Molly, nil that I havoto aay b, Hi a'
a little too wr UNO."
And Thom** Join***! the Home Guards.
Xsw Orleans Crescent.
1 Ifoor
f<*r Dixie's lard.
out o( it VirgiuW- x-mb fifty I lions
days.
Vrrtftrt ol I hr J«Pf. ^
frr. Lot ia, June 30.—The verdict of die I “"T a0<l
Jury in thb city, in regard to tbe tight there,
■ “that the U. H. troops fired without pn»vj
The gossip in tin- Tribune says that a |iart
of the Jeist-y regiment, while pacing through
Baltimore, gave three lieartv cheers tor Jef
fenon Darb.
The same paper also sialet* that Col. Al
ton, of the New York first Regiment, was
armrted by Butlei
Butler’s loyalty i» strongly suspected. The
regular officer* an- preparing a petition ibr
hb removal.
The New York regiment, »K>th regular*
and volunteers are clamorous, i
an attack ia liattl*- under Butler.
ghneuta of Infantry, six companies of Cav
MJJof AfltBery.
M*Dtgomcry commands a lh-giiueut.
Inane's proclamation calls Kansas to annf,
and he announces hb intention lo aid the
* Himot
.. , . . , .. ... ; her example, but Georgia's Oo
whlcl, r<.n.i.l. of macliinery r.-r the tuarni „ Ii>rii ,„ ; rm ht . r tho.iglt glad-
factureof arm*. It apiK-nrs that Gtu. I*at )y they rush to meet the ft*-! Can Mr.<
tersou's division of the Northern army has i Tooinlw tell us why f
been hovering in that vicinity, meditating a i We take this occasion to say that we will
descent upon Gen. Johnston's division of the ' in duc couree give the answer required.—
Unionites iu Arkansas, Lmbuma, hihI Contoderate Army. I have heard thefiirces j I” meanwhile we wait for Air. ToombV
Texua. of the former varioualy estimate«l at from J reply to the Km miner.
The Federal Government has prohibits j 15.WW »«• ^,000, encamp«*tl in and about n ^ J^JldTratr
tbe publication *A Army inoxem«Mt< ' oallwl Willbmsport, on the Maryland J A lWt esiMU»dent in
M. LosU.lta*.
Ht. laiL'ia, June 24.—Cotton's command
has returned from Syracuse, after pursuing
Jackson 11 miles.
McCulbx-li, a brot ber of Hen McCulloch,
lias Iteen taken prisoner.
State troop* are concentrating §1 Lexing-
d tlecline I ton, simiillaneoualy with llinae of Lyon.
The Missourian* have eval uated l<exiug-
Baltimore Aflatr*. ) A fight is reported to have taken place at
.!,„»■ 9K A Uigt ckuw.1 i. i v tionhn , o(
■ttnrfrKl hy tin- KKmrdiuf Ptovoki MkikIibII r<nk T| „. k ||, ld wh ,.„
“ j* M-thIi.1 ^ <>««■ IK » l»rgv <l»«Uty «• ' t o< * nr< , Th , LnioniKU. nu.l .In-Yf
•m»Ud>mn>aniU..n, inolwliog -ighi hun-' nffth , MiuourUn., killing S3,
drfd HUM. which wt-re found In » cdlnr. ! T)w sMun „ S»>u nrrivnl from Jcffrinor.
Itnnkn lu. rvcwlml .mlrr. not to Inlorfrrr J n w)Ul Bulr „„ | XMrili whn h r „„l ( .
with the nfltrfnlK < <oc|« Ihr |..lk-c, nml vn- ' , n Wt rt,lnglon Cilr.
rarin from refu*l. lo wrvr, nr nwlgiu j Mrflcllnnd nn.l SUIT nrrtrcl nt Urnflon.
tine, »m m br filled hy Kcnly. MoCli-IInml hiu lmuo.1 • |irtK'lnm.lion, in
B aaktaaina Xtwi. which lie deprecates the guerrilla husineaa.
Wash,not*»n, June 29.— The steamer j fhierrilla’s are to he dealt with according
Pawner bat the Navy Yard. ! hi the severest rules of the military laws.—
The steamer Freeborn has |*ocee«l*d to All persona giving aid or information to the
Point Mathis, and landed men and sand Southerner* are to be held in those confine-
hag* to proceed with the breastworks. j ment; all persons being armed, except those
The Sautliemers approached, the breast- j of known loyalty, are to Iks arrested and
worker* took the water, after which the examined.
Southerners occupied the breastworks.—
side of the Potomac, and aliove the Ferry
some 30 mile a. Finding an attaok upon tin-
latter likely to prove an unprofitable invest
ment, it see,ns he determined to ernas the
river into Virginia for the double purpose of
investing Winchester und cutting off nil
supplies to the Ferry, which might readily
have been done but for the timely move
ment of Johnaton j toroea. On Saturday,
June 15th, after blowing up the britlge and
destroying all Government building*, we
left the Ferry upon a forced inarch to meet
the invadcra. Just here It b, perhaps, prop
er to remark, that though the Ferry, anti a
town adjacent, called Bolivar, are both vile
nests of altolitkmism, 1 am not apprised of h
atngie trespass upon the private right* of
any individual. I state this to show how
magnanimous we can afford to Iw even to
our enemka. Several spies wore caught ar.d
set at liberty again ; wc cherish no petty re
venges; we entertain a contempt too pro
found for such auiall fry to harm them, and
I’ll guarantee that such prisnhei* as are now
at Richmond, taken In honorable combat,
are treated as gentlemen!
Passing diaries,own, we left die turn
pike road leading to Winchester, and direct
line of inarch towards Marti,
um.“ W Ov.r I ■ »"« tlw 'j!"''. Wl T"
full representation of the Confederate fuates
World's Fair, which will Im-opened!,:
May 18A2. The iin|HUiance ofsueli n rep
rcsenUtion cannot 1m? overrated, and as Hi •
time for preparation is no, long, we earnest
ly invite the attention .»l nil who arc in po
give effect and directions to proper
ly in
■Itioi
efforts.
In manufacture*, strictly spooking, we
cannot send varied contributions, nor b it
desirable that we should, hut in many mate
rials of wide and general um Iu arts and tna-
nutaetures, we can give s|>ecimens that must
command aUention and go far towards open -
ing a favoiable market in Europe for all the
products of the South.
In metals, minerals and vegetables, we can
and should offer specimens of many materi
als demanded by the workshops ami facto
ries of Europe, and in some <-asea supplied
to them now on terms less advantageous
than would be the export from the Houth,
under an approximation to reciprocal free
trade. Southern iron, it has been demon
strated, can lie profitably exported lo Ku
rope, and tor some qualities of iron, a pre
ference will be inevitably established when
ever properly introduced in market.
In many of the finer applications of iron
the demand Is growing for the iren worked
egctablc fuel,
lo said he'd split
All into splinters
The Southern rail
In spite of the Printer*.
Hoora! Hoora! Hoora for Dixie's land.
The typoa first,
In Richmond city,
Judged the ‘‘iaso"
And “set" a ditty.
Iloora! Hoora! Hooraf«u
Tbe Charleston boys
Took up the “motion,"
Atlanta caught
The “Yankee Notion."
II(M
: Chorus-
IIo.
Iloora for Dixie’s land.
nut with vegetable fuel, and In Europe this
working, there will nccensari^b* an actlvt?
and attentive interes. exhibited towards all
proposed ami possible modes of obtaining
The ‘‘tanker Notion"
Hlunved hi* letters;
Said lie, "Take rare
And mind youi betters.”
Hoora! Iloora! Hoora for Ditie’s land.
“William M. Browne says,
Set me freo, airs,
Semi me to Richmond
If you please, sirs."
Hoora! Hoora! Hoora for
Great was the rage
Of Col. Gaulding,
The printer hold
! wrath is scalding.
< land.
Hour
Ho
lbs
i for Dix
i land.
The Lincoln spy,
Ho alack and Sidney,
Was hustled oft"
old Virglny.
Ho
Ho<
('***■ Al Frr * , rn - w,,il ' " rin « * | editor of toe <Wr»r, hero Mlfhl t<*
U) protect the swnnmers, was shot dead In , N.^OivUIe, U» Join the Blackburn Guards, for J Tin- position
lire**,. Sixty five shot* were thrown I Vjggioja. H^yr^act as <tn*cial rnu****'^ j nmmtt; nr
Tbe Houtoem mail, Ihr lira .inc !hr into, ! ‘ *ho rivrr wllb
arrival to-day. ton?e, an*l would repair at once to Martlns-
burg, thenco to Bunker Hill anj on to Win-
M I , . . . cheater. Eatly on Hunday morning, ltith
-“cmucJune25— Alatnk riot u«ok , ... / . .
thi» city to dxv The rflinnu. dr ! Jm > 1 - *« Kooflmtetl toe Ibrretl niurcli, end
supposed tbe fight would take Bluer. ! contrllmlioih to the World's Fuji A Lincoln sit
i X «'***
overwhelming
• unknown;
Nltlrublsh mt Urwn«M.
Gkskton, June2».-A skirmish took place
near Cumberlan<l. Thirteen of tbc Federal
Zouaves ah*mlone«l their horse* and took
ta the hills, arriving last night at Cumber*
land. Two were missing and one killed.
kere office*. The Montgomery Guards wen- rmcl, Martinsburg or Bunkei Hill Mor
krai Uair
nnrnl Hurrawlsi Wo-
ralled out, but refiiseil to obey—to fire
the citizens. The Zouave* were also ealbsl
out. wiio fired buck-shot at the citizens.
them and await their arrival, determined
extend them that cordial welcome which
Belgians, than n collect tve and assorted rep
resentation of metals, metafile ores, Ac, ]
from the Confederate States, If an adequate .
representation in made.
The subject demands immediate attention j
from our artisans manufactures, miners,
land owners, merchant* and others interest-
ed; and to give proper effcci, a Commission |
should Im nppointed hy the Confbdei '*
bad
Boon D.
The spy befm
HU eagle eye
H«»
“A spy yn
Yot
fa f«K.I, sir.’
II. N
> ll.M
vernment, a
tilary Commission by
the Governor of each State. The co-opera-
I agricultural Associations, mcrlmiilcs'
«r*
■inoton. June 29.- The Federal
Government U going to Imwtow two hun-
drwl milium from the people, in sinus of fifty
and one hundred dollars. The Cabinet
seems to lie afraid to trust capitalists.
Wheeling Conference.
Wiirklino, June 25.—The Convention
adopted a resolution to prevent the military
from leaving the Htatc. Tbe Convention
will adjourn to-morrnw, to meet again on
the rirat Thursday in Angus,.
Cairo, June 29.—Two Dutch companies
are ordered to Alto to Join the Federal
force* and to threaten the Missourians Tbe
Dutch companies did not care to leave Cairo,
r many left in tear*.
The Tennesseean* continue moving.
* Nkw Oni
■V Smrmt
Cavalry Ordered to .Vllaaaari.
OnutAxa, Joue 29.-All the Caval-
ordered to Missouri.
•eoM Ukt In Blchmand.
WAannioToN, June 29.—It is rumored
'Shat tbe Cabinet in couocd voted to request
fcrotl to take Richmond, if possible, before
Ibe assembling of the Southern Congress.
McLellan has aothorize«I Uie sending of
prisoners of war to Columbus, Ohio.
Hy. Lovia, June 29.—The Jiemorrat's Cairo
correspondent ssys that the Missourian* are
coocentratlng on Uie Arkansas inirder, and
are receiving arms from the H<Kith. They
expect to be joined hy Tennesae-eans Ar
kansas aud Misaimippinn.-v.
Binl’s Point is guarded by two re-gimeuts
and a batulnm of flying artillery'.
Hon. A. J. Leroy was arrrried at Cape
Goranda.
Lyon is still at Booncviiie.
Roussau’s troops go into camp in the In
diana aid*. Colton prohibits the shipment
of every thing to tbe secaded Htates
Nxw York, June 24.—The steamship
Bremen arrived here to-day.
Us acral Warden !trw*.
The British Dominion wifi send addition
al troops to Canada.
Tbe Moui,cur declares tbst it is Napol
eon's intention to olieerve a strict neutrality.
Roarosah- takes Covonr’s place.
Washington ttews.
Wahiiinotor, June 25 — A any has Imcn
arrested to-day, who has given roll details of
the number and position of m;r troops and
batteries in tbe vicinity ot Hagertow u and
Harper’s Ferry.
District picket* left WilliamsiKirt, hut
Johnaon wo* reported seven miles back,
with four regiments.
Wllwankle Mlotrr*.
Milwai'Kik, June 35.—Forty of the bank
rioters are now in Jail. Martial law will be
procla ! med. A large crowd threaten to
break the Jail
•cpartnrr ol Tro«|Hi.
Wary Ian* 4'onvrntloti.
Frkdkrick, June 25.—The Convention
InumkhI resolutions demanding the Governor
a return the arms to the State militia.
isuioon, mane an asrpm u>-oay, uncoveruq
that tbe HouUierners were also ballooning.
) had declared
"that Spain wonld occupy Hi. Ibauingo at
her own risk and peril/ says the Govern
ment haa received no offlclca) notice of such
a declaration, but ts prcjnrrrl to defend tlie
integrity of the territory which It ha* an
nexed to Spain.
TttaftM" u. t)M l.rnchl.ur, Rrpul.liear.
XroM the Nartkw «-•(—Fight bflurcn
•ar Volaateara and (he KnrnKnt-
mJ forced to Bctroat—Harpor'a Ferry
again In one Poaoesolon—SloveneHta
of Ucnaral Johnston—The Enemy
( herb Mated, See.
Gordokbvii.i.r, June 21.—On Wednemlsy
morning last, st five o’clock, an engsgr*-
ruent took place at New Creek De|K»i,
eighteen miles west of Cumlietisnd, on the
Balthnore and Ohio Railroad, IsHween two
companies of the Third Teunesaee Regi
ment, and two companies of tho Thirteenth
Virginia Regiment, under command of Col.
Vaughan, of the Tennessee Volunteers, and
about two hundred and fifty of the enemy.
On sight of our troops tne enemy fired a
few random shots, which were vigorously
returned l>y our troops, followed up hy a
bold charge, when the enemy broke and
they have ever looeived from Southerners j luwodat ions, chaiulttni of commerce, and olh-
in times of pose*’ as well as war! The boys | er societies representing industrial Interests
were very tirc<l and In no hospitable mood,
but I think they Intended to do the thing up
handsomely. We marched on Sunday some
id resources, may aim* Ik 1 given \
Tke World * Fair and tks Houth.
yditors Ccnrier : The great imjiortanee of
a proper representation of the Confederate
States at tbe World's Fair, to Im- held in
London in the Suinnu r ol 1802, haa lieen al
luded to in a recent i-wue of tbe Courier, the
subject is one ofsueli interest that 1 will en
deavor, with your kind permission, to offer
u few suggestions in hopes that they may
aid in arousing our citizens to a realization
of the necessity for immediate action.
illce, in The broiling sun, over a rough
but beautiful country, with gun, haversack,
etc., ii|M>n our back. I am an intense ad
mirer of tlie heautiftil In Nature, and scene
ry picturesque and gorgeous can throw me
into ecstacies, but that march knocked tike
“romantic" higher than a kite—it was most
effectually removed, the last vestige of it!
Nigut came, and alwut 10,000 men threw ^ ^ ^
their weary limbs upon the hard groundV> j ncx t, consc<
rest, utterly oblivious of the approach ol our port* h
Lincoln'. VnniUln. Tlie 1**1 t»n.,py ol ! •>“« "" montlu. left In Which to mr.kc llic
Heaven If aaplMuOd covering, and Uie bo- j '^oiTSImuy^nd Itotovtllnllnn.lurel*-n
nom of motlicr earth ia a couch downy ho iKindstcntly misrepresented to the world
enouglk when |MM»r nature ha* been cxcrte<l by the proa* of the Northern States, that in
her utmoU. We awoka noil morning ^ •''fiTtf K " r °'"; l* r "
, , , , , , " rcgard«?<l as a semi Tiarbanon* iHNiole, living
KTeaUy refraahod, and proceeded In queal ol in ,„ hB1 awuII|M , KU |,„„,
"horns—
Then William M. Brow
Unasked intruded,
And said, "Jeff. Dnvh
You’re deluded."
Hoorn! Hoora! Hoora
“The spy I know,
I've known him lnu<',
1 stand hi* ‘friend,’
him wrong, s
Free th« BdMMaS Krssitni-r.
Wra. H. Hnrlbut.
It is known that one ot the chief malig
ner ■ of the flkmtheru States, a certain Hun-
but, notoriously the writer of those article*
of the New York Times aud IVibunc that
have done most to poison the Northern
mind agaiust the Southern people, lias actu
ally been even to Richmond, puttiug up at
oue cf the principal hotels of the place, and,
after insolently placing himself iu couimu
ideation with an individual high in the office
the Confederate Government, coolly pur
sued hi* way without molestation or hin
drance from any quarter. He left Richmond
for Charleston, where his name and career
perfectly well known.
heard of Ilurlhut'n arrival In Charleston.—
On yesterday, however, he was arrested in
Atlanta, Georgia, not In Charleston, of South
Carolina.
If any
ii can, or ought to le considered
tier »worn enemy, her bit
enemy, her untiring caluniniatnr.—
Not content with using the press of New
Y'ork for our injury, he invented a troop of
slanders against us in the Edinburg Jteeieic,
which had a great career In England. This
is the man who Is now upon a tour through
the Houth For wha» end and with what
aim Is he here f la It not perfectly Just and
reasonable to believe, as do those rrlio have
arrested film, thut he is lure acting a* a spy,
While our houses are burnt In the night
and our fields ravaged by day, while the
Southern press refrains from publishing the
daily events that pass under our eye*, and
while the Northern newspaper* contain the
matt minute detail* of every movement
made by our troops, can the Houthern peo
ple afford to let men like Hurlbttt pass
through every comer of the country, under
the protection of their own impudence, and
the letter* of some doubtful endorser ? Is It
time that an example should be made of
of the trilie?
Any Southern mail, who has participated
in tlie polities of the last ten years, would
I* poll!
inly I)
e pros
ed, if caught In a Northern State
ent time. Hnrlbut Is said to be !mnu"d**nt|
and cunning, and many who know him are
quite sure that he ha* a talisman of some
sort, drawn from the pools of past corrup
tion at Washington, which will get him
through Ills present scrape. But we hope
that the people who now neve hold of liim|
jdl think tw^ce before they le^Jiim
claimed
Ouspowdsr Masufac'
The invention of gunpowder is
hy the German* for tlielr countmn Pi
tlioldus Fchwartz; but it i* welt knoivn to
have been In u*e among the Chinese since
• folio
ompoaed
Hoor
! Hoi
Ho«
* for Dixie’s land.
fled.
fttlll Later front Ksr*|w.
Ht. Jorh's. June 22.—The Steamer An
glo Hat<>n, with Lnndondary date* to the
14th lust, ha* arrived.
Userpmt Cotton Market.— Hales for the
last three days, fending Wednesday, were
32.099 bate*. Speculator* and Exporters
Market dull and
Manchester advice* unfavorable.
Breadstuff* of all qualities declined.—
Cora steady. Provision* quiet.
The political news unimportant
The steam*!lip Great Eastern was to leave
for Qaetwc with troops nn the 24th, and Uie
GoMea Fleece is to leave on the name er
rand on the 4th of July next.
The bill repealing nitty on paper, passed
the House ol Lords.
Tbe Manchester Cotton Supply Associa
tton held their meeting, at which they re
ported ‘heir exertions rather discoaraging
Many Spanish Cotton Factories have
•topped, throwing thousands out of employ-
Fall of a BalMtec.
Kansas Citt, June 25 — Forty men who
w.-re drilling st W, andotte Building, were
injured by the falling of some, killing
instantly and wounding
l many.
One man was wounded on our side.
Several are known to have been killed of
the enemy, but their exact loss U not stated.
Two guns and a stand of colors were
taken.
Gen. Cadwafi&dcr commanded the Fede
ral troop; who were approaching Harper's
Ferry. He has retired beyond Hagerstown.
Our troopa, including four or five hun
dred Marylanders, again hold possession of
Harper’s Ferry.
Two prisoners of war, taken at Williams
port, go lo Richmond to-day. One of them
is Lieut. Col. Bowman, of the Eighth Penn
sylvania Regiment, th' other a Major. They
are under charge ol Col. Thom**, of Uie
Maryland volunteers, who carries to Rich-
mood the official report of the engagement
at New Creek Depot
Gen. Johnston is at Winchester, and has
command of the whole Valley. His more-
meat from Harper's Ferry toward Martins-
burg to meet the enemy, instead of being a
retreat, was aa advance upon the enemy
who were approaching by Williamsport
?m£ Martinsburg. His march waa North
from Harper’s Fer-y towards Marlin burg,
oa reaching which i* sent a strong detach
our game. We readied the village of Bun
kcr Hill, still umjgr tlie impression that our
euemy continued to advance. Various ru
mors reached us, und scouts continued to
come ami go, to ascertain, if (MMsible, the
cxv:t posture of affairs; when, just as we
were on tly- point of leaving Bunker Hill,
expecting to encounter the enemy in the
course of an hour, or at least find them nt
Martinsburg that they foulinglnrioxuly retreat
ed across the rirer again ! It appears that
Gen. Patterson had succeeded in getting
over aliout two thousand of his men, iu pur
susnee of his plan-, before he was aware of
the evacuation of Hurper’s Ferry. Our
forced marches placed c* In sncli close
proximity to him that all his calculations
were frustrated—hr war regularly non-
plussed, and concluded to retire in a digni
fied manner until ho could I letter understand
matters. It wan with 1dm (Caesar slightly
improved) “ Veni, vidi, ramose.” Thus end
ed our first engagement f
We left Bunlcer Hill, entertaining no very
exalted opinion of the chivalry of our foes,
as somewhat disappointed- perhaps, •■qnal-
ly so! Our present quarters, near Winches
ter, are sufficiently contlgmutsto Patterson’s
divisbai to give prompt attention to bis
movements. I cannot ascertain the exact
forre in and aliout here, but it is Urge, and
may be c«kllected together for any emer
gency Tue brigade to which the Eighth
Regiment is attached, consists of some tour
or five thousand men, and is under the com
mand of Col. Bartow, who was recently
promoted to Uie ;oi.itIon of Bri^-adier-Gen
eral. The Lieutenant-Coloael is a former
C. 8. officer, a Georgian, and a man emi
nently qualified to fill Uie place. His name
is Gardner, and I learn is a brother to the
accomplished editor of the Augusta Coneti-
tutionaUst. The regimeut under command
of Col. Gartrell ia attached to the same
brigade, and I am informed that still anoth
er regiment from Georgia will soon lie add-
est idea ol what is going on h the rest of
the world. Recent events have in a meat-
ure dispelled this division, It is desirable,
however, for them to know, not only what
wr are now doing, bill also what we have
yet undeveloped, this will Ik* the Iwst oppor
tunity which could possilily lie desired to
display to tlie world our vast resources.
In order to carry out this Intention fully,
specimens and samples of our ngricultu.iil
products, native woods, minerals, naval
stores, in fact everything that lias any com
mercial value whatever, should be eurefi’lly
prepared, under competent superintendence
and forwarded at an early day; each manu
facturer ought to send something, not with
the intention of competing with others, but
to let the world know that we are progress
ing. Each Htate in the Confendcracy oughk,
lake Uiis matter in hand, and provide for j
Chorus-
Our President
He is a great man,
Ami reads the papers
f.lke a statesman,
^ Hoora! Hoora! Hoora for Dixie’s land.
Tlie Lincoln spy
l*i sent to Jail, sir,
And William M. Browne,
Why he turned tail, air.
’Iloora! Iloora! Iloora for Dixies land.
Chorus—
"Hark from the Tootulm,
A dolefttl sound," comes
A mighty voice
As from tlie ground comes.
Iloora ! Hoorn! Hoora for Dixie’* Und.
"Tell Gaulding bold
With his own "hears, off!
Close to Ids head
I’ll cut his ears off
Iloora ! Hoora ! Iloora for Dixie’s lend.
the cipense* of transportation, etc., nml the
Governors ought at oner to take tbereapon-
aibility of t|ipointing competent men to make j
the sele< Ilona, and represent them in the ex- j
hihitioii. If sufficient spare cannot Im* ob
tained iu the building, one could Im* hired in j
Sportlsg IS it )u
I’renct! .... lit)" *13
The ingredients are first reduced to an
impalpable powder iu cylinder mills worked
by water power, or between metniic rollers.
It is next weighed, then properly mixed In
a mixing trotigii with a wooden roller for
three houn{ and at some mill* it is merely
stirred about in a large tub for a short time;
hut when this is the ease, more time is al
lowed for incorporating which is the next
process.
The cylinders of most incorporating mills
are two in number, and made of a verv
tough description of stone; they each weigh
about three tons. Tlie Iks! of tbe mill on
which they revolve is of tlie same material;
but cylinders and bed* of iron are also much
used. The objection to Iron ImyIs it tluit
they generally wear hollow in the middle,
ami it would be out of the ouestion to have
stone cylinder* and iron lieu*. The ciiarge
which Is placed in s mill at a time is 42 lb*.;
and it is moistened w ith two pints of wale:,
which is placed In the mill with the charge;
hut this is varied according to the state of
the atmosphere. At the end of three hours
the charge Is withdrawn i/om the mill to be
pressed either in a by.-aulic or a powerful
screw press; it is separated st equal distan
ces by piste ol copper so that a uniform
pressure may lie applied u> the whole, which
Is about (KM) tons. When taken from the
preea it is In thin solid cake* or layers, call
ed "press cfckes."
This is broken into pieces of about a quar
ter of an ounce in weight, and removed to
the corning house where It is granulated hy
placing it iu sieves having a rotary shank
f lignuinvila* w«mm! which
| crush the powder Iwtwenn them, and the
sides of the sieve; two other sieves of dif
ferent degreen of fineness are pLced BM
I must not omit to say something of out
Utile company, the Atlanta Greys. We are
getting on very quietly, and enjoying our
selves first-rate. Major Cooper Uhs assumed
bis new position, which places us under
the command of Lieut Tom Lewi", and *
i you b
•aw. Our health continue* good, and we
have all the necessaries of life, hut none of
IU luxuries.
the neighborhood tor the purpose. A few j
thousands expended in this way, will be
worth m.llions to us in s few yearn. This i* i
tlie proper season for commencing tins work,
our s< Uifttlfic men are generally at leisure,
and our mechanic* are not so busy as not to j
be able to prepare some article which they
ordinarily manufacture.
The war must not interfere in tills great '
work, and Lincoln's blockade won’t last ]
much longer. Our Governors ought to |
move at once in this matter, a* far as they
are aWej they will, undoubtedly, be snnpor- j
ted by tne legislatures. We are now Iwlng j
taught a practical leaaon. A nation is re !
spccted in proportion to her wealth, and, i
consequently, her ability to enforce a recog
nition ot her right*. Let our glorious old j
Slate give a little more time and encourage-1
ment to the development of her other re-1
sources—more especially minerals—in fit-
tore, and make herselt a* far, at least, as the
means for defence goes, independent of tlie
world. Our young men will then learn that
there are other fields in which Uiey may la
bor with advantage to themselves and their
8Utc. It must not he said in fitture that
Houth Carolinians must seek employment
la other Htates, If they desite to folkrr oth
or than the beaten track. By bringing
our resource* before the world, capful will
be Inducr! V> cornu to ut, and aid us in de-
vcloplng their aldden treasures. Let each
one furnish his quota, (practically, not mere
sympathy, tbe day tor this haa passed) and
tlie desired result will !m obtained.
M. N.
Important from our Commissioner*. -
W# are reliably informed that a letter ha*
been received to this city from the Hon. W.
L Yancey, in which he state* that our Inde
pendence will certainly be raoogmlaad by
England during tbe month of August, and
that he expects to be at boms In September.
rule It into fine and coarse grain
nr and muskets,) aud tlie dust or meal |>nw-
(br tolls into a l«ox placed In-nesth. Tlie
powder is now glared hy lieiug placed in a
cask, which revolves on an axle through the
centre about thirty times in a minute which
takes off all the corner* of the grain and
gives them a polish.
The last process is trying, which is per-
|i OMMTNH ALED. 1
Ati.as ia, June 21.1801
Mr. Kditor . -Considerable ha* been said, I 8 “° AM_ KSi
through the press, relative to tlie next Gu |
bematnrbi! election. Some of tl^c paper* of I
the State, editorially and olhorw'tofi, (I am j
sorry to see) have favored the holding of ■a J
Convention to nominate candidate*, while
the majority have opposed (he .scheme a* ;
unwise, unjust, und calculated to renow
party Hues and revive party prejudice, which
the pe.rpfe find hoped were forever extinct
In this State. Will you permit "One of the
People" to enter hi* protest against the
adoption of the Convention system t
What lias been the history of Conven
tions iu the past ? How have they Im-th got
ten up : A county meeting lias lieen called
to choose delegates; the people—the
«>r«lln»rjr of I
•c um non boat* oi Dana muimidb, mm«
juniy dertMeti, for ibr ttraeflt of Ibr brtrt m
June 7-Jrn * JKSJUf BAKINTINE, A
Georgia
»f dlmUilon from me ootau of Joospb *. Hurj,
to choose delegates; tho people—Hie me-; sirHKKEA*, R
chanies, farmers nn.l workingmen have no ! drerurd.
time to devote to such gatherings, and con-1 Thooo *rr ihrrofore w notify *u p«.«
toquenll/ could oof A frw polUI
clanH and office seekers would assemble and »•««• ohouid not b» xvtaud u>t ojuMicwit.
select some u( their own number to attend | bn j. b. wilbon, 0rdinnr>
The Convention meets, Is controlled bv these j~
n.»n, nn.l pul.fbrw.r.1 . man oft. u w'itU n- TL°o2J7to3^.f‘ l JSSf , ^Sw
Or" ><• «*» nonnidrration* onlyI. ho J ’SSS,°S'S
available? 2d. How many delegates can 1 hrir* sad croditonof ooldd^rsord.
rn 1 ’ ’ tm WILLIAM BENNETT. Ad«V
get office under him ? They present tbeir
candidates to tho people, appeal to their
love of {.arty rather than to tho fitness of
ESTRAY notice.
their candidate, and if their party is the ! °»«CilA--Fulion County.
r i
better Judgment oi those w ho give their •! >forr m *n *rtr»y, uka up at hte plM**f rrrl-
««*«•■ «rr him. rssfcrsiKK-»«^Sf5|!aa
It is time, Mr. Editor, that these things ''ihRa F. Aurtla aad Johnnsnsw,ftranboidw*of
, „ , , ,, : said Count/ and District, to b« worth on* buadrrd dol
ere stopped. Recent events have oblitor- ! Inn. Qlv.n undrr iny hand and oficUl »lcn*turM, Uit4
mod party line »nd unllod the people upon *"■ W,J ' , *' 1 - In0MA1 aihlvatht. j. r.
the platform of their oountrv. What Is to ! A Im PStnrt from the Xatrm* Book of (Std couDly.
. . . , . . • , , DANIEL PITTMAN, 0.1.0.
be gained by reviving them ? ~ 1
r elec
tions turn upon personal merit, or loonl I ucoriia-Deitalb conatv.
question.*, which will fa* nilenced by their! 'r ji thT*«ut .ofj mi *
results, and not continue to rankle in
minds and embitter us one against another.
Left to themselves, I believe three fourth* ■ *»id
of tho pooplo of III.' Stoic will rhooie our
present worthy end able Executive, Joskfii un*r my at mj ofi^stgmbreMGMd
dr*d and rr*dlu>r», to abow uw, If uj tbey caa, why
told odmloMUMor ihould not b« dkobar^sd (rau bU %A-
nulnlatrmUon, end roootr* lotunof dlunWoo on thclit
E. Brown, tn serve them another term.—I
Thev have tried him anu kuev hi* worth, I Forsyth sn»rf«>* sale,
and if Mm lutegrlly, ImpontolUy and .Mil- I WSu**— — V
iV t«
Hpialilicatiom, then Is he pre-emi- 1 hour* of ■*!•, tb« foUosint
nently qualifi.-d. WJy, thea. should
will tm ; pe«»pVI»e trammeled, and someB - -
probably not so well quallfiol, lie^i/Uwto^l
Ftm TuoWoy In July M*t, wttida tbo !•<»!
TuUf^nTwH^TiliiiWy a t! ft. kMMd
>urt. Th* Justices of Inferior Court to. Wm.
upon them. No
Joe Brown is the cry of
One c
vent inn,
Court n. 1
o Fincnor.
W ilALAl AV.Drpi Hhrrff
Bi
r.—It ins
Tue Occupation n
toil that when the Federalist" occupied "‘•i “"T
wn of Romney, they fired several times ** **
the Rev. J. P. Hyde, Lieutenant ofa com
pany, and formerly of Woodstock, Yirgin-
DrKolh county, Ot., wig ho sold bofore tho Ooutf
loor of Mid county, wUbln th* Itfoi hour* o
th* flr»t Tuaoday tn Jmly nr it, Ono Hu -drodf
' tMMt; b ImIm tho writ portion of lot
i DUtrict, triflo-Dly Honry, bow D*
_ d m Ui# proprrty of Wtlllam S. Mwr-
runl, for th# benefit of tho fceire and cro*“
‘ known on day of ti
UPTON, A
MARTHA N. I
I.ibkiiai. Proposition.—Mr.JL. Hanover,
of Pocahontas, Randolph co., offers the Sou
thern Confederacy a loan of $200,000 wltli-
Intrraxt until the war is orer, and then MabtpsMod^M
Uronria-Follos Coasiy.
W lIKItEAS JomM B. Lo.Vn, tppUeo to do for IH
u-ra of •doUnloiroUon on th# #oUW of Mr* Mary
A London, Uto of told county, doettwd.
Thro# »rt thrrefor# to du sad Ibmkti *B sad akifu
..... . ... — a — „ MmUA TMd, to too im
tbo Uito# prooedbod hr low,
I cos, why asld loWon obonVt
I. wr#a undrr K y bssd of
vm toko thu IxHid, Of Ilic CnnMmqr »t | 4w ,°'JfX|,
low interest.
(i BOBU l .1 ~Fsyoiie Cosaty.
I. AT FaYKrrEvtLLK.--While our |
fighting the battle* of the Houthern | M ^y t , ll u> cUs s»4 sit s^
Confederacy, it is necessary that our Cliil xulor th# klsdnd and aodlwn of HU d#cos##4, to bo
drrn .hmdd !» «luml«l. I. i. »n old mux
Im and a true one, that "intelligence Is the «ab#frsaudtoo syyS*^£
... to ... ... ... J* r Okrrn >ind#r my hand, st ottoro, thto Mrb Jost 1M0.J
life of liberty. Professor G. ( . Looney | sod OKO. 0. KINO, brdinsry-
will commence the second session of ills ;
school at Fayetteville, fla., on the 20th of
July next. We have known Professor Loo
ney for several years, and wc can safely ssy
that he is a gentleman an<1 a skillful teacher.
We wish him great success in his school on
terprise.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
T^o
MONTHS oft#r dot* •
"Mdlrallon will l>« nod# to
Court of Ordinary, of DoKolb count), for >#"t«
X-Al lUtktr Of Jessy Jolty, Ut* ol iUkiib
rMt#d, for Ihr b#u#Sl of the hrtr* and crrdl
nr «Mi.UCI
tl.CXL LAN
Court of Ordinary, of t’syrUc county, for War#
Sr Real Ratal# of William BaMrll, lair of PayrUy
drrraard, for lh« h#n#ft of thr hrlrt aad rr#d-
aid drer awid. ThU 99Ih Tun#, |MI
PAMX1AA*RUSttfelX, !
July 9.
Fulton Rhcrttn* Rais.
W ILL b# onld brfor# th# Court Home d<
• Hy of Allanla^Xult'iu count), on ll.r
fax'?
Iwrnty dv# year* of ayr. l^rUd on to >«im
Court fl. fu. few th# I,ON District O. M., m i.rwr
‘ v m. 0 Haloran va. T. V. Xoatrr. Lrrtvd ou and «.
iru#d to m# hy S. W. Thornton I.. C.
June 99, t"dt. U. C GRRRN,9i#.U.
8mb«u,
fanned hy Hteam, iu«liau«m from hot irons, I \JKTUerrai, Clark How#u aad Roh#n caun-b -u, an
Uf; If I. tomellmr. «.ln »ift«l, Sc*lI
Vforr barrel iny, to elm Jt .ed pr., f nt It, JZ1
ftm .„d! ’’.rSM-SSii
te of- I by lav. to abow rasa# (If any th*y bar#,) why aakd
Iltelv lrU#r» should not br yranird ih# atiyllcant.
glsf ing process, sltliougli they lessftllhe ef-
fe« Uve tons- «* t*»«i powder, are absolutely
neccsfiory; first, to give the iiowder density,
to prevent Us absorbing* moisture from th«-
the powder 111 ^ w
core token in its manufacture tbsn <
exact proportions of tbe ingredient*
tiflc American.
Scien-
The (folninhuu (O.) t'apUal ('sty Fact, a
Republican Journal, in commenting upon
the late disaster at Great Bethel, ways.
brave men cannot lie properly
cered and commanded, it were bettor that
'My be disbanded Their lives are too pre
cious to be trifled with snd **-riftred In this
manner, and they are not Instilled tn sub
mitting to farther humiliation.
""here are other notoriously incompetent ■
erals In command of the federal force*.
Otvcn under ny h
of January. 1*4l.
olMally at o«r#, ihU.fiUi day
U H. MEAD, Ordinary.
U«or*t*, Fulton ( oaal)
A LEX ANDES RATTRREE, AdnluMral.
' of Jobk Salter##, 4#rn
£L talc of Jubt; Ralier##, dr. hat Iny Bird bl
petition for letter* of Dtunuaton.
Th*##, ar# therefore, to cM« and afoaonbh all penoua
l Litiroln spy und
} X foreign traitor,
)iall not etsy in the
^Department of Htate, sir."
Hoor*! Hoora! Iloora for Dixie'* land.
With these words,
.The printer Mil, Mr,
Out In the papers
The whole tale told, sir.
Hoora' Hoora! Hoora tor Dixie's land.
flla/vs
Ho Mr. Browne
Han done hi* blowing,
Aad he will have
To make a showing.
Hoor Hoora! Hoora tor Dixie’s land
’ Wherefore it fa,
Kow and why sir.
H«U the friend
Of Lincoln’s Hpy, sir.
Hoora! Hoora! Iloora tor DI tie’s land.
Chorus— »!. 1
Now it may leak out,
By the investigation,
- That Browne's a friend
Of the Y’unkee Nation. j generals In command of the 'federal torero.' ©*«BB«aiA-»uBalk ('•■air.
Iloora! Iloora! Hoorn for Dixie’s land, j N. P. Banks I* a very worthy man, a true RJjTHRRRAS R#b#rt w._«Mb, A4«»rtatr*iM #ntb«
patriot, and an unex« ptionalexecutive offi- 1 -"itr n
rer; but we tremble for «Nir country and the , ~
I fate of it* brave defenders when he ulial! 1
| have led them to battle.
lutoTMUd to SU tb«k objertlon,
tb# Um pr#uortb#d hy Uw
b# grume* ia# ftpplb-uut.
#tr#u under nr band
B V virtu# ot xu srSvr from th* Court ol Orhusry
fohoiMwr.fe., wr
_ Ita Nkd Ort.-rr Um Court
Hum Cose o, end county, wttMu IH# Uftl Hour* m
**!#, #u IX# Ftral T->-*day lu June, »#*t, nu# lot la lb#
tity ol Allan's, I'luatod ou CuIImus sties', c-nuMug
* #n urr#, and h»»'*f •« It ■ t-outfortuhl#
t# with til room#, ond A Hr Hen, • drrtruh't
o U #»id u th# properly of Alfrtd W
iccMtd, for th# h#nrtft of ihe hrtr# sad
Chop into it, ilnfu. >1,
crohtor* ol #old d#v#i
IF Trrun atod# known on do) of aol# by
April 5, IMl NANCY
DARBY, Adm'H
It may turn mil
That the Hpy Is fully,
If ami and glove,
With this New York bully,
Iloora I Hoora! Hoora for Dixies'* land.
Chorus—
When the truth cornea out.
We’re inclined to Mieve, sir,
Another example
Thia case will give, sir.
Hoora! Hoora! Hoora for Dixie’s land.
To place an guard,
'l Aleveyr corner,
T)w#e or* Ut#r#f«r* to ooOl) oil p» coo.fi or A to
L* end opp#«r at my »■•:#, on or htforr Ih# *r»t Mon
day Hi October n»ai, to ahew eo-rt#, U on* tb#y bore,
Pin bn. Mctt YinTh to Un.oo'. Bat j •*?•>■«‘■'——‘.ta «*•••■
TBN.to.-ThT B.lUmorc .‘orrr.pondTnt of] _______ _ A ^
the Cincinnati Enquirer, writing on the 29th,; DmiiIo, Strut* ( oast; t
says: “I was shown a letter received here j *•
to-day from an «yficer now at Fort Picken*, 1 i^wtcr, orphan of ttuho
to his father in this city. He says that the 1 T*u» uu tben'ort t* rtt# oud adoMubb u nod *tn-
. ... * .. . ’ . _ fu*cr, tb# kkodrod nod crodUora of aoli d»<-»*N#d, to h.
fort cannot possibly boM out afsinst tbe oad Mpoo# a* mj oBm wkhfa th« ibr* prtar.to## by
Co«fcdCT.I«a>f fWTTty-four hour*, to BrNQe ; ^•*»
hu » NrrufTd tattortn .Bit hr . «n lodrr j , *>•• «> .'Nlo.. iu. :* fc» « Jnn..
•htn Imtc ika ion BN. Htonu." »u. t. binb. mu>,.
BUTTERSCOTCH DEPOT
—AND—
CONFECTIONERY,
Lloyd Street, Atlaata, Ga.
Hast door «• Waabloxton Malt.
T HE tuboertbOT boa opened la uSSRI»s lo Um Bult#r-
*r“ —
. aootoh Candy o w#U aoUctod atock of oU the «
e dtfkr«ot kinds of
if OwiH. BIX
Truiu, Nut*. Sc., nod a t#U rtleetod stock of Bsgsrs,
Chewing anJ Ssooktnf Tobacco.
IW AH loron of ButtorscoCb Candy wtn pleas# |tn
R. R. nUMVHRlV.
LOOK OUT! LOOK OUT!
►AA ACRES of Loud for sol#, tbreuob which ru
♦)Uli lh#_Moron A Itouosvrick kttrt-odjfe ■
Brunswtrk. Thrr# a
ctoorod, si seres of good
bo'loui load, lb# bollanc# o*U Umbsrod. Aay unu
;.kontotton, now !•. Uialr UaM. Th# host of
*#n. Vor further parti ulars »ii»ly »•>
T. M. MrCOOL, WoynMvtll#, Ou.
Osortta—PalUs Cossli.
W ltKXKAS John Sr hr nr k, appkl#* to Bk# for l#U*r
Wtanktatr.w rroui lb# sstoto of H#ury Drasory, I
of sold county d#r#ea«d.
Ic#, on or )'#tor# tkcSrri Hondo) lu July u#st, t >•)*->«
use, U ony tb#y bn##, why aoIdT#«l#rs should net bt
fronted.
(H##n under toy bond, stole#, this Mrt Dcesssbrr,
J. H. MEAD, Ordinary
A NEW MEDICAL HEX.
D BN. K. (V. * 1
h
9 h**ta* aesortatod lboao#lr#s Hi
hianrhrs of tb# ktodicol I
srnlres to th# rtUtow# cf AlkoaSo and SKTSOOdinx
eouuiry. Th# strtetooi nttondon wB bo gtron lo oX sulU
#niru*t«d to UH»hrj)rofosslooBl core, sad bU they ask oi
IWT oriTCR, Stairs, to Concert RoR, MiuiMh 1>
over Dr H*rolRou , » Dtu# Store, .tb# old stand *7 teHh
A Etsosd,) wbor# they will always bo found «vta« »h*
day, uni#** pmfsaatouelly sagogod. sad ot tbeir real
d*iw# oo WssWnuton Strsrt, opfMsh# Mr. t. Root, at
*RN. Caisoes, M. D. | tnoano h. Calnom, M D
GROCERY "STORE.
&tocrrg f umm,
f oeruplert try D
■Mug tbo Stork u
r DR. CLXVRLAktn, o#
y bo found nsnsl. r
Liquors, Wines, C^fnrt im Tobraeo
*«re#nJ suinusat,of_ TAMILT BU?
MRP, all of th# best <
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
NKW MA0KKRBL la * and « kurda
mo
MERCHANTS k PLANTERS.
I AM sgsnt for one of tbu U
Kto.tuetar.nndMi,