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JACKSONVILLE.
SATUItDAY, - - .JULY 0, 1801.
Oregon Sentinel Notice
Wo have authorized Dr. Wt. Mixtrn, or
fltshurg, (Pboyifx,) to net ns ngont for Iho
HRxmrt.. Ho will visit nil lornlillcs In tin'
Volley , lie prepared to collect nil lintrs nml
bill tine the Skxtixfi. offie.', ami uts.i to solicit
iubecrlpthm nml receipt fur the same. We
urgently request that nil will be re-mly wllh
tbc cash.
llKxuxacn & Hand, 1'roprtcturs.
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Llt of Agents for tho Oregon Sentinel,
wbo arc authorized to transact any biifliRf
concerning this piper, In llie name of tbc pub'
Ushers! ?-
Thomas Ilityeo..,.-,. .
W.i.l-.eorlh A .Haytics,
M. Itucnbcrg.. :
O, JacoM
J.C. Davenport ,
W. W. Kowlcr
U.S. Dunhp
Jobn IM'rln.lto
A. It. Metletnl
W. V. Klncliatl
Wat. M. Kvien
San Francisco.
Yrcki.
. ..' Ashland.
Unburg.
(iaburg.
Apnlegale.
Wllllain'liitrg.
Kcrbyvlllo.
Wnldo.
Waldo.
..AIIIlhtlM.'.
T. Smll"'V Harris .Slrrllng.
James II. Wade Canyntit lite.
Rufun Mnllory Koscbtirg.
Allow llat the whole calulogtio of lnjn
ric complained of by lle South nto just, Is It
not better for the .South to contend fur their
correction In the.Untou.lliatiout of ll? While1 j;, jjny rca, (l0 Declaration of Inlopondcnco
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men may differ os to the complaints, mid their,
effects of a non acknowledgment or Hum, nom-l
tan do so, wjlhout p.vslon or pnjudlee, m t '
tbo remit or the present contest now pending
In the Mast, If followed to extremities. The
b'outh hate nothing to complain of be; nnd the
ordinary contingencies of those who own prop-',
ertyof nnyldnd. There nrccasualtkj to prop.
erly of cury description, .ind of every day oe-
currcnev, jet none ore complained of specially
but the " peculiar Institution ;" nnd lh.it som.'
of that class should be lost, stolen or runaway,
is not at nil njtonlihlug. 'I ho owners of lis'
sensible beings owned ns properly, meet with
the same accidents, nnd to a greater extent In
numbers and In dollars than Ihoso f tl.e
" peculiar Institution'.'7 The foundation tif the
present troubles Is ostensibly complaints n to
the enlargement of the nren ofsdnviry the
owners of slave properly contindiiig for Its
recognition on the same bail ns properly nl
any other 1.1ml, whllu Ihry object to (he tins
rrpnlatlng ull kinds of properly namely, tuch
!uws as nl.ny be nuclei) by the lawful ni.d rig.
nlarly nirthorled agents of the vop. II it
Is held by the same tenure as other properly,
from one rod of tho States to the other, tub'
mil It to laws enacted In tho sanu nunnir
with laws prolccliiy nil oilier l.tu Is of prop
erly. m
To CoriiKsi-oxurNTK. Any Items of local
Interest are mpectfully nulleltitl, us well ns
correspoi.detriSi relating to mallirs of public
eonevrn, parlies being careful to at old person
alities nnd cMmno views of men nnd measiiKv,
s wo urc delinnlmd to make ur position un
ilentood without ruort tocllhtr. I iai lug di
ll re confide nee In our form of (inurnment nnd
Its present Constitution, and looking In llio
cousummntlou ol the nieseut efforts to break 1
It up as disastrous In the c.Mienie to mankind, I
o shall support the ;ev,rnment with r-lrwi.'
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iim hii tiiv ivri'vvs (tiv t iiii'sii i lit' tistttiM i v
whh Ike oppo.-itlon parly, and mutt insist on
9 regulating our columns.
Antrove Intelligence, publi.linl In Isn An
gelei patKrs. slates (hit the Territory Is at llu
mercy of the Apaehc Indinus. 1'orl llml ai nil
Is said In be In their I.uiM', niul u iniiulier nt
Miko Urannaean. a m.ied iNmrndo or Sac- i
ranjento, has Invii el.arg.nl by Mis L". Mlt-I
chell. Iheatricul nclrcss. whli ITiivIiil. wnitn.
ie.1 a iiinnitu outrage on
tays lie iook tier out
in tome Mini or elri
nTilil si I j I tlutliu1 I
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An old settler named Oliver has been killed i
nt l'olnt Arenus by the Indians, who are said
to-Us troublesome.
The Sonora left San Tranelscn June 21st In
ngniing iron, niiii nun en uoarj -joj iuskd-
gens aud cl.Jls.JiJ In trea.nre.
i Twrnlr.ttvn tliomnnsU innha nf uIiai uaa '
roliLlnSnn 1'ranci.co Juno 2tlh. for cxnort. !
utSl Oirrcrtaek.
A sewing clrclo has been formed h
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liiuriler ore reported. Ties I'mm Jm iiniiuc ""' """," "-i-.-"- -'
alsnsaldlobelroubltsoine. 'I ho wltlul.i.w.il "."' P!"iM''''"i!'. am .ii'.incvs. nnd Hie
or the Oierlnnd Jjlsgc Cein.pai.yV stiiti mik ha " ,,ir, n'1'';-'"" Irau'port.itlon. I uey ure
Kit a long line or utile menu n.,,,r..le rted. Tie J.'""'?. "''J'"" '""P "" '! r" '?"' ,W
troops friu,. IN.rt T.Jon nul Mohave are con r"!V ,,'"! 'II1"1" r",,",,f1 "'"' r,,"7" rcm "
, l.,i, i. ir.,.,1. In Ihelr nelehboihno.1, in.d nro l hvx north-
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I. rl.lo. ti.l.ii iiiste re.I elrug. "f ,."',,, '"'"'"..V . :":,:" ' i . ?. largo force at Fairfax. Kvi ry movcmenl In-
': )"'1 "..!,5",''" "' , Cnloti." and therefore desJ-, vlng death. dlcates nt, attack on our lines ilhlu two days.
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SSim?n?. turmtnU fur e" of ,k "l'rwl ,
regiment?.
A great inuny Southerners nrc sending their'
families North ter protection, yet the? talk
1. .1 t tl I t 1 I 1
nuoue iic noriuit- nun uarouriuu war or e.-
termination Ihc North are waging against'
them. Will any gentleman ol Secession moe-
liylllcs, tell us whether this Uu'i the lirtt In
(lance on record where a naily at war have
tent their women and children to Ihelr ene-euik-a
for protecliou.
A lady In a two horse buggy pascil ome
pf the scouts of Ihe Sixth Musracluwtts Keg.
(meut ul Urn Hilay Huure. A largo Iruuk
was strapped lo the eorrlugo In llie rear, which
tho fcouts had a eurtoslty to examine, it
WO imcej Willi precii's'.on caps, und Ihe lady
They nro In li ut C per
8,S.nnf.ini9ll.fv7'rl!1,'cof.s?'000'-
000 or 36 000,000 tjilcfi will Iso asked soon.
by New York and Massachusetts,
Colonel Hazard, (ho powder manufacturer
of Lt.ficld, Connecllcut, has presented (Jolt's
rifle itgimrnt with powder to sake fifiy thou
sjioe ct.tridgus.
trlotle ladies or San Francisco for irnu.B.'r"B:TT.VV
X,n "WMW "s "MH" caught by Ihe F.derul iirnile Ihelr heads crul troops under General Lyon, und roul.d
imion. i r, 1 1, . .' . . ii. i.i... .i.i. .i it ...i ...i,i. . i:. r ,i., i 1....1 i.iii i .,.i i...
T ri. , I , , I ..I'llll III-lllioil HIU DllllK. J'.ir llieir lieiil.rerv h.ki il .fj i.i im.v liunu.n blll.i. Hill. H tulpV I I
Large hlalo loans nro In tho market for the people were ready to do everything. They number of prisoner taken. i
SfL'S0 , r w o.cr"'y n,lef';8fs Tor lefii-eil lo accept payment for milk nnd olher '1 here win a skirmish near Fortress Monroe,"
? ; . ,, ?100,,l0m,i 'rlnnnt iirodueo. which llieylore-ed upon lliem. Kicrv- on Iho lfilh. Col. Phelpe sent three com-,
or&500,000: Indiana for 1,200.000 a lo- ul.crn ilm ..irii.t nl.llni- with ui-lmiiiinl. I ininiea to drive In i-ulllo liL-lniiipliior lo Seces.
tn orgfi.'Jnnnnn. '
Fourth of July Celebration.
The eighty-fourth nniilTeronry of our na
tional Independence has no doubt been cclo
bratcil throughout tho length and breadth of
the land to which It has given so much happi
ness, prosperity and glory, notwithstanding
tho many trials and difficulties to tho Govern
ment nml the Constitution to which that day
gate birth nro now surroundid. If nny have
failed to celibrulo the day with " clean hands
and pure hearts," and have failed to demon
strate their appreciation of tho manifold bless
ings to mankind that tho maintenance or tho
principles then sot forth have conferred, we
must look upon them as rclrogndlng, or that
they nrc satisfied that democratic, republican
government is a failure.
In our own town, tho turn out was almost
unanimous. living, no are assured by old resi
dents, tho largest nscmblogo of men, women
and children that has ever been congregated
iu.IneI.son county, notwithstanding the fact
that at two or three oilier points In the county
there were s'mlhir celebrations.
The procession was fiirmid at the appointed
hour under the direction of Col. John K. Hnss,
as Chiif Marshal, headid by tl.o Jacksonville
Hrnss Hand. The mit nottccnblc feature
was the Truck' of the llouk and Ladder Com
p.iny, which was bcunllfully decoruled with
ll.i w. (loners mid evergreen", while under a
canopy wa seated " Mule Mollle," the dnugh
ter of Dr. McCully, who bore nlofl a beautiful
banner, on one side of which beamed the will
know i) and venerated features of W.mii.
i.noto.v. nnd on the other an appropriate de
vice. Tho Company wore, for the first time i
their new fire hats, which wero very much ad
mired. The nppcarnnce, for the first time In
public, of Jacksonville Lodge No. 10, I. O.
0. V was n welcome addition to the proces
sion. These were fullownl by four or five hun
dred citizens on foot, horseback, and In car
riages nnd wagons. On arriving at the Grove
and disbanding, two or three hundred ladles
wero found to be present, nnd the whole con
gregation was nrlous!y estimated at from
one thousand to fifteen hundred person.
, Tho Orntor of the Iljy, J. II. Heed. L"p.
m-ide n timely nnd happy elfin I, with more
than bis usual itnnucnco and effect. Mr. S.
..nod stylo. Tho I lev j. Messrs". Driver and
Willl.tm actctl ni Chaplains In prayer nnd
isctirillcltnn. llolh were happy In their Ideas.
' ,' ,voro i.tcncil In nltentlvely nnd seriously.
'piie Hand and Clce Club inadecsrcllcnlninslc,
j 'p,0 n,tl, groaned iindir the weiglit of sub.
tantlals.ns well as the luxuries of lire, nnd
1 ffflm country and town nil seemed to vie with
CJCi, (lCr contributing to this Important
i feature, and If any went away hungry, It was
ccrlaliilv no fault of the coutm!.j.ir!ij
Allngclhcr, the whole nffilr wns n complete
succc.x, and will ever bo n treasured remein.
branre j nnd If there has been nny skepticism
ns to the loyal reeling of Jackson county for
tho I'nlou, tlio Ciiiislltutinn nt.d the L-ievs.
this e'ay's eehbratlon should nt once dispel It.
Wo should njolcu for Its benefits, we-ep for Its
in sfortuues, nml would repent " In tael.cloth
nnd nJies " Its fall.
It Is n milter of congratulation In nil llml,
iliroiulmut the- entire day, there wan no serious
iiceiditit, mi wrangling, no dUtuibancv of any
kind. Ilvcrytlilu,' was inudueleil orderly nnd
roUrly, and harmony aud gol fcvllug was
the trder of the day.
A cerrrspondiut of the LtJtr, writing
from the ramp of the C9lli lleglment In Vir
ginia, rnyj :
A most extraordinary sight Is visible Hit
morning, tlio Virginians of the ne'lghboihood
bavlng ilritrn In hundred or cattle to the
Held mid hilltop within sight of our camp In
In- proleelnl from lha rebel tinny. In other
woiils. Ihey e'.iiue lo ihe-lr tneuiles In protect
ll.elr pri'iNrlv from the lawhss plunder of their
nun Hilda rs 1 This ivrlalnly Is u coiupllim nt
in Nnrlheru honesty, nt lhee'Xcncof the !.
I'. V.'s and the while trair Hum .Sniilli
('nrolliia, Alabanm nud MUiislppl, who fortu
I lie liu'li or tlio P.oou riiHH now eneaniMii, li
Is Mhl. beiuetu eleht iiih, ten miles nhead ol
""d uwalting f-.r relnforceim nts In advance.
',!!:!- ..":VX " n! ",.,?
t situ I II' t'S r u ' i"iiii ni'ii'ri ! r
p'u.tcn of the (. S. A.n il In mockery ul
p.ieiin'iit own dlscouifort Lere changes Into u
Sbarltc cxMenee "Inn contrastid with what
limn Ih ihelr niff rings. Oil Ihc lines ol nil!
i mnls, they ure utterly without meant of trans
portation ; mid us Ihey have I'llher e.H'lleil or
tiling nil the .Nortiiein iiieeli.iucs iiuiongut
I tin in -ll.iio Is not inicli.inle.il kill enough In
ward through our Hues. All their silver ha
lwn f" "' ':'T.lur "' "' '.'.. :n' ! ' "-v
'"; ir T, ,7 "l V, i ' Z ' r "',", ' ..
f"11""."! 'II1'. .l.r- iMf 'h'n plasters
TIlO ill IllOllktralluil UPOU I'llilllllll
proved the mot brilliant In remits or nny
move mint or the campaign, was made with
two divi.loin, one under C.d. Ivolly, and the
ntheriinder Col. Under, of wagon road notorl-
ely. Tlu enemy appear In have Hod wiihoul
minting ii.o ieui snow ot resistance, icavin,
behind l
Iliem iirm, clothing, stores, everything
111 lUCt
xeepllng.heunen.pl.e.lwldjleybot.,"
llcJ- ''' H,"),t-' ""in'ier ol rebels In the camp
iwa' about 2,000,
or these, 15, who, by
.11.1. III! I', Hitting
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too much whUy ulioard,
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eoi rn-, il hi o. oi uieri oru iniiiieii iiieniH'iies in '
ihc bu.h.s. were killed by random sd.ots rrom .
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"oiin.kd by nn assassin rhot from some
snenk-tebel who had proeved urouud llie camp
iiflfti liiii lAiii rtiflna liml M ail
1IIU .It.lll, .lU.fl'd. V.WI. ,.!,, ,. ..I'l.V'.ir, i
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. After ll.o I-dlernl force? had taken posses
.ln" . P'H'PPb ")'? fnbunt coriespon
dent, Ihc liil.ubit.ini. or tl.o town, whn hud
liecn driven away by Ihe trillion, soon flockiel
homeward, telling o ll.elr persecutions. Young
women und children had been for two days In
Ihe wools. Farmers hail been robbed nl Ihelr .
nrniluee. never receiving nnv nnv. 200 sheen
eeeie lul.ni from one. A loreed Inun i.r 825,-1
000 hud been demanded or Ihc hank at Fair-
mount, and was lo linvu Ihiu paid two hours
utter the pnee-es fle.1. Men were frightened
Leery where the patriot Virginians wcie eager
'"J"'" '' "' 'I'l'O sirougest feeling
ngulust Senator Mason prevails.
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General lluckner, of the Kentucky Stale
Guard, has ordered all Iho soldiers under his
command lo swear fidelity to Ihe Constitution
of the United States.
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tier pe-rsiui. hie ; , , . W I ""' "i"o "u "."vis "cru eooeunr.iuog n
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Inivit ! 4-ii ..hiltliil itnnn In ' niul Till nut .ni.t. ...A-..t ..... ...... .. ... ,.. . .
lulu the rebel H-rvico bv aserllnns. Iliut if, first stand, where he wns attacked by the Fed-
BY TELEGRAPH.
Uxprcssl)' for tlio Oregon Sentinel
LATEST
San Fbascisco, July 2d.
The S. P. BuUttin of Ibis evening contains
the following Pony, with dales from Fort
Kearney to June lDth, passed Fort Churchill
this morning with dispatches :
WASiHNOToy, Juno 17th.
II Is staled that Senator Wigm!! will be In
this city In the digulo of a cattle dealer, nnd
alter limiting' a thorough rccounolsnnce. return
to Manasscs Junction, the rebel guns and flag
nro distinctly seen at Atula Creek, and n
number Of tents nrc distinguishable. A strong
force Is gathered there which Is lobe reinforced
fiom time to time from the Maryland shore.
Tno New York H'oiJ's dispatch from
Washington of the lOlhsnjs ! It Is understood
that no previous rccnnnotsauec had been made
where the light look place at Vienna. Tho
same train had not only proceed soma tlucc
miles beyond (he scene of the conflict several
days before, but our scouts had been orcr the
very ground upon which tho batteries were
crecteu
tab.
1nri
creeled. The battery comisleil ef six pounders,
ch fired seven rounds, the first being most
ucllve, scattering round shot nud grape
ic passe'uger and platform cars which
contained four companies of the 1st Ohio regi
ment. The bnllery wan on a hill almost per
pendicular over the track and It would have
been folly lo attempt to take It, the troops
were therefore lorced to Innke a hasty retreat.
The rebel forces were estimated tit about ten
thousand.
(iRArrox, June 19th.
A courier has Just arrived from Flillllppl,
It Is ascertained that the rebels nrc 1,200
strong, and encamped 1 3 miles rrom there on
llcvcrly road, wllh reinforcements from 1,000
to 0,000 nJvancing Il Is said that they Include
three South Curollni regiments. An attack
on rhllllppl Is hourly expected.
J:m:no: City, June 20th.
The Slcamcr .Vlosloiie from llooncvllle ar
rived Ibis evening with the otlkial confirma
tion of the defeat of the Slato force nt Hint
place on Monday. The bfllchil statement or
tho number killed Is not received, but the
loss or the Slate troops Is not over twenty.
Or the Federal forces two were killed, four
wounded nnd one mining. The State troops
numbeilngneer 2,000 It Is said lost nbout
l.fiOO stand of arms nnd a considerable (plan
illy of nmunillon, stores, nnd a number ul
Iioiri nud mules, (ior. 1'rlce rotgiieil and
went there previous to tlio battle.
Br. l)t'is, June 21st.
The Dtmotrat't special dcspnleh from Syra
cuse, about 25 miles south of Hoonevllle, says
nn expedition nearly one thousand strong,
wllh four pieces of nrllllery under (.'apt. Tot
ten, left llonnevllle on Weiliwday idghl, and
reached lliU place nt 10 A. M. yutiril.iy.
Gov, Jackmn Is uppoel lo have gone to
Arkansas on the steamer . I). Ihynii, It wn
met nt Ann Creek with Slato troops. Gov.
Jackson with about fi.OOO nrmrd r.iou arrived
there on Tucsdiy ufler Impressing ilic proper
ly nr (soils enemies and IrlemN. Ihoy pot ildinz
or pursuit and suddenly left ywlcnlay mrirutng
procod'ng roulli (awards Warsaw. O.ir
force hud gnne forward loil.iy, but theicls
Hub hope of nrertiiklng the fleeing party. A
battle took plne-o at nintbe on Tuerd.iy morn
lug, between eight hundred Heme Guard
under Capt. Cuko near Camp Colo and a
largo parly of r. bels Irnm Wnrsivr and sur
rnund'ng country, In which 1.1 Guards wire
kllleil and 20 nemndeil, many of tLim severely,
and 110 prisoners taken. Must of the Guaid
were Inn barn when fired upon, but spring
log to arms, It Is raid kllleil It) or Iho ultnek-
In;; parly before being oeerpowcred liyinpe-
nor numbers. .Nearly all ol incni dually
itaipcd and have already gone In Join our
forces lo dispute Iho pnsagj or the Slate
troops. Cupt. Coke arrived here this inorn!n,;i
in iiisguire, mm says mat not over lull lilt
force wusiirmeil, and not more than 200 par
ticipated in the fiht. Ilulias gone forward
In overtake and consult with Opinio r.ittin.
The r.iwneo on her eourso down lha river
seitdl 10,000 barrels of grain and other goods
detained for Iho rebels.
The following Is the social dbpitch to the
X, Y. Comniridul of the s line date :
The officers eif the army say that unless col
lision occurs before lomorroev eicnlng. there
is llltle chance or nny taking place nt one
time. There is n conviction here that (he
rebels nro outllaiikcd, and must light or sur
render. Tho following Is tho special Washington
llspalch to the N. V. 'o( of Iho same dale :
centrato 00,000 troops at any given point
within n week. Undoubtedly lie lias forces
ul Ulcliiiion.l, nnd II Is not improb.tblo that !
Ihey may have In mako n speedy advance
movement today (2lsl). A collision occurred
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..tUIIIV ,.,111.1'b Mill, I. ,VVt ,'IVI.V. IIVIII . 1(1, B
Church. The Connecllcut picket was ordered
lo occupy the position held by tho rebel pit!;
Hint nn taking posse
'on or the ground one or Iho Connecticut men
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other tide Is supposed to bo greater. The
report needs confirmation, although from are
llublc source.
From the Fcntliul IMia or June 30lh.
Four Cnuitniii.l.. Juno 29lh.
Pony arrived at 5 o'clock A. M., Iho fol-
"vmg is uie UM'm s report :
St. Lil'is. via. FmiT KKtns:r, June 19
On Juno 12lh, ll.o Governor or Missouri i
bsuedu proclamation calling for .1,000 voluu- p
lee-rs.lo nppusetlio Feilernl Go.-irninent. lie.
went lo Houuevillo and culleciril it force for n '
Jslonlsts. They wero fired Into by u company
of light horse, wounding three men. The
rebels are landing large bodies nf troop icven
miles above Newport Mews. An uttuck from
them is expected.
Nkw YonK, June 17th.
The steamer Peerless arrived from Toronto
lo day, under American colors. j
.1, which i It Is believed lint Gen. 1 lea u regard can con-
l'lvlnir rumors to-nlnht state thnt n fichl
took plnco on tho lxindon Hull Hoiul, lienr
Vienna, Virginia, be-lwern nn Ohio regiment
nnd a band ol icbcls, probably nn engagement
without serious result.
WARtiixnToy, Juno 17th!
Jt Is reported that the Legislature of Mary
land will attempt lo pass nn net releasing
the Stale of Virginia rrom paying il.im.igis to
cltlzms of Maryland, who iii'inlueil loss) by
the destruction or railroads nml canaU.
Several heavy nuns have been mounted on
neev batteries nt Aipilu Cree-k.
Nr.w Yoiik, June 10th. The Havarln ar
rived rrom Soiiihiimtiton on the Kith !""
bringing fiO.000 stand of rllles for the the U.
S. Govcrmuiiil.
MM lllll.UUJULI..-l.llM-UM
FiniNd ON WllMKN ami ('iiii.iini:j. A re
cent number ol Ihu Knoxville (Turn) IJVug
given the particulars of a most wanton nud
uiiprovokul iiault by Southern troops upon
u meeting of Uiiloiills nt Slinwbcrry l'lalns,
'I'ciiii., on the filh of June!
On that eliy theic wns a Union iroeesiou
nt that phieu iienrly n mile long, nnd tsllnn
tnlloeotilitln some tneute -fiee hiiiidied or ihrta
IIioiimii.iI pi rnoin, mostly on horseback. The
prncccslon pnsiil the railroad ili;pnt where u
t ruin of 11111., wllh sleiini up. had liein walling
llirev hours, with nuue liee hiiudied Alubaina
troops on liuarel. Tho proc(lon pastd Into
un inclourrc Just beyond the ih pol, where1 In
a groe e, u much large e n mli'iige, cnnipiiuil id
ladles mid children and Ihelr mile Iriitul', was
In walling, expecting mhhisses front llor.iee
Mnvn.iril. Dr. Ttiunle nnd otheis. .Inst ns
tho imi'tliiL' ei as riL'iiiiiz'il. the triiln L'ot read
In sliirl. M. A. Iv. Mie-li, Sr., went nut.
s!de Ihu gate nnd hiirrleil up the riilnn'ntiibli.limcnH nnd the public property
men but while there n slime was Ihrnwn at ' which, In the nbsence of nny Joint net ol par
lilm from llietur. then n idtlol evn illschnre-d llllon. evmslietr pluud.r It wns my rpiii.tm
iithlm. This was the lust shot j Instantly, tint If liny wott'd iiIkIiiIii from furlher nggrrs
ubout forty rifles were poked mil of the far bii, nud wero tUlermiiitil In separate, we
windows, nnd iliscluirgul. The HVug tell jli id belli rwpnrule In peace. Hut lhewonleil
Uie rest nf the story ns follows: ultnek on l'ort Sitnitir, (whlcli look place. not
Tho bullets actually whlsthd over the Trotn nny military iiicesslly, for what harm was
funds of our crowd uroiipd the stniid. culling a single comii.iiiy.cooinil up In Charleston bar-
off leaves nnd sprigs, lo Iho conslernnlloit ofjbor, i.ble In do lo South Curollni? but for
the iadles ni.d men. The lire wns returned by the nvniecd purpose of "stirring Ihc bin ul" nf
liic Union men, who llted some thirty to forty
rllles, Inside revolvers, into the cars, but with
whal i Ihc'. we have lint learned, as the train
passed mi without hilling, llat a wild Mil
lerrlfic scene ncciiritd Instantly, by the rurh
nf one thousand in' u, liiMilled and luformled,
upon the trail.", wllh thii-iils In tettr up the
Iruek nud In biiin iho bridge ovtr Ihe Hot
st.ui. Col. Tlinrnbtirg. Temple, Mynall, Meek
lihmilr. nnd the editor nf I its paper, nil re
paired In Iho truck, made short uppenU tn ' Imv.ud Iho regiment of Mr. Wi-lisler, (who
Ihcctnnd, nnd bniilortit them not In ilMuilihiihcrll tbc cnnseivallve npintons uf his llhis.
tin-toad. Willi ilifileiiliy they were iiuictcil. Irlou father.) has ciitid surpil'i' on the pari
We nre now snlbllnl that the pe-nple cunnnt
longer be held . fflluro railroads nnd brid.-es.
If iheveolliiiie In lirioL' men urmiil nnd iiifurl-
iitnl into ihcoiinliy, slop them In our tmvnsj
nud n!nng Ihe line e'f Ihe roml. In lire Into
cr.iwil of women nml clillilr.-u, loo (K'up'r
will rise up In Ihelr might nud .teuiolbh ihc
io.nl.'. I inli til we now have but Utile Imp.'
I list t civil evar will lie uiirled. Threau in.-
making n In wl'itt will lie done Willi union
leiulers uller Ihc Bill nr.liiiu1. I ne pwpet nn
ex.wpirniiil, und they wilt ll;hl lo the d.-uth ;
mid .in leadern eve have can restrain ihiin II.
Iiidcid. Ihey might to do so, which wu lliink
Is ipiestiuuable.
Newspapers correspondi ncu rrom Lurnpe,
ami pilviile letters us well, eonllnno In glee
insurance that, wluileeer may bu Ihe course nl
governments the reeling of the mas'rs Is ludis'
ptitably with the' North in the promt e-oiilllcl.
The I'arlse-oinspoi.dcut of the Newuik IMiIij
.Ureitiur wrltiKi
I evu jeste-rd ly shown n private letter, fin-u
Kninktiul. co,,Unlng ,1a, smte.n. nl that ,,
K".r ,rOT
,i i" ..'..,.., ....iii. i'...,. i ,.,.. m ,i,
he (..rtvtnin til .1 Iho I tilt I hi. lis. M.i i I
nine. M v.r.t in uie- rri-iiin iiirvrn ninirinin-
V n....li.,l i tl. f.,Ii..l Hi..i.4 I.,-ml.... I..
'm,. und were Infoim-d th.-t Urn M.s.bt.r '"'"' vPil" " f.itf w
't1;' 'rT"'"!''.'"''" "'in ".'i1! ',,.T,V!i7:.,ri1' 'Afierlhe,l,.cllonwas,I,cl,hd.ll.e disunion,
hane. for t-i.;.l.xi.i lit wh n hey n rl Ivo nl , , ,,, M , ,
un iflli.-r who folhiweil Ganba'ill thrnughiuit
iheSlclll.in nnd Nitipoliliiu c.iiui iilgti. nud
wl.ii infoi mid me that l.e laid l.iken pm'sagi
for New Voile in one or tho tteumera from
Liverpool next wu!,-.
The writer of ihc uhuvc Is an ntlache of tl.e
American l'gnllen In Paris, and doubll.-ss ihouli lb.it clreuiu.l.ii.cu grenlly lum-asce!
writes ontvwh.it ho I.unwi to be true. Thel"1'' dini.-ulty of irmpromlH-. iiiimmiii.. ev.re
hading member, of n large 1$?
firm Iii Hirmhighnm, l.nglaiul, wrllen lo Ids im thi part i.r the South, ilut ll.elr ontillu
correspoud.'iits In lliU eily as folloas : lion il rights w- re thrraientil. The n.'i-riillti-d
Wo can nsMire von tli.it w use llilol srlili , KmsLt if th It finis lean intrly. Itielmllii the
eoi. Hiding ridings by Ihu sid units which
ure now oeciirilng In your i-uuulrv wllh sor
row nt ihe i-onttmplali.iii or the thru eiitiolro
pl.o or eh II ey-ar, which nceoriKug to Ihc liete-sit
news from Annrle-.i, sreins luevllablc; but
with piideniul pl.'.ifiire by the noble und cm
Ihns'usile pttiiotlrin nf'thu jie.iple or ihe
N.irlh In rtspoii-o id II o call for troops by the
Preshl. ul. Our hopes nnd confidence tiro evn
l.rnl in the North; ullli her Mire-e-ss eivili.i-
lion is sure In progress lapldly; but wh.it
gloomy lutitre wuutd Ihe m es r.f Ihe South
inturu for humanity I God foils!.! It I
A Wiishinglnn correspondent nf Ihe Timet
learns, through u private Itllir received from
Iviiope by ihol.ul sleam.r, thai Iriiei'iufroio
iheSoutlitiii (;ure.l. racy nro pn willing p,t-
polls hlgn.il by " It. .belt T.iuui'n, S.eietury
of Slate." If was not l.i.ow whether unv
....!....... i. . I 1. 1. I i I
iilai-uii nl ..f them would bo vlriu dlv un nt- '
kiinwliiljiuviit ol the rebel (i.iveniment.
A Parlt cori.Mio.id.-nl of ihemme lournill,
inenlluiii uine-t.uicli.ilv.leulli wl.lebh.I.l (ii.l
oceurreil In that clly
V Mr IVler
i oT-. ' ele-rs, n
f.iim I'lilladelphla. who
P.itUs.-i.ne lime will, his
Ur.iordlii.iry degn-u i.r e.-
weuliny ge line m in
has Ik-cii living In
laiini. , rni ii. H ii, ., . il un, il i.i, . i,,u,, v in , -A i . ,- c,, , , ., , . . ., .," . ,
cilement ubout Ihe iiiiforluii.Ua tals oTuiTilr ! i'", ,h " '''"" "V.1'? '," ",ihQ .V",1 ,
nt home, and it fortnight or mo.e ngo. whllel,tl'c'alHl,'; ''.'J '','11 ,8.'rl ,ul-,r c,l "'V ''j-;1!1
sitting at the banking bouse of John Munroo.l f."""'"11'' ' '"' ttllrccl rou to in Iho At
and while ntiding the telegra.l.le despatches ; j "le from Oliln. Indian annd Illlnei'.-Sinln
whleh iinnounenl the surrender nf Port Sun.. ' ;l'o? j'1''''n nuiounlsl,. flee nt.d it hiilftnll.
ter. nud President Llnc.dir. fir. I call rur' I ons (Uie llilliuioiv au. Ohio Uillr.d) llm
Irof.iH, he Ml our In un apoplectic fit. From
this first at luck Mr. P.teis uppe.iied tn have
recovered, but he was vlsilid wllh nuolher
two dajs ago, which terminated his life.
.I . ii. I.
With rfgurd lo ihe seized lies-patches', Ihc
Time-it Washington correpondeul sajs ;
'IheiKvelnpiueiils that uie likely to follow
me rcrznre oi inu ilespaleiie liie.l lit llie tel.
graph olllecs will uslnuud the eouutiv. Tl.ev
mi? . V . 9 1
in
will Hmev u sWeni or liuiehiiy cxlemliiu
through ull giudm of illlel.il liusiniss 1UM
soclal circles, Almnsl every b.ly uppenis In
hate been ei.gng.il in giving iild im.f cniforl
lis Ihu leUI. mid to liavei luriibhi.l iiumii'
.ii.iiu.uk.-, ..in. iu i.iivu iiiniiriiiu uie.iu '
and luforinatliin fur fceitring ihe trlumi li oil
Iho rebellion. M.mbeis ol Cougre-s from
Frio Stall figure ficrmeiilly nniong (lm.
niKiiilIv tiim.iifss ll...s.
. . i
IJIIII1.S .I W IV IHIIII lll-l III CV ,
II...I.18 of lull Ihgmc. 1 think vour c-Uy repie-
unlive, soinu ol eihoin me now seeking coin-
minions In llie F.ilntil army, did llieir full
in giving iiil.iruiutiou nud telegrjphlo ineour-
agtmenl In ihe rebel leaders then tngugid in
nulling Ihelr Slates lulu tho vorlex of So-
cesidon. Itepnrlcis for Northern Fre-e-roll
iincra haiided Into iho telegraph ollleo Ihe)
.iioeel.dgu tiiev hud obtained I trough llieir '
Free Soil profession. Mv. nl lie member ofj
the Puice Cuigiii-s. nud koine fuuii Five-
Stall's, held nut wind of eueourugeme-nt lo '
ll.erebil Itndirs. Ih.il If Ihey would Inep up
Iho fire they would break Iho Frio Sollern
down. Several nf the members of that Con
tention rrom tho Horder States gave regular
reports or Its nroeeedingslto the rebels, w bile nt
the fcanio lime Ihey wero iindsllug Ihat tho
nroceedincs should be lent from the northern,
pre.? and public. i
Edward Everett on tho Timet-
IMwnril Kverelt Ims given publieliy lo n no
ble letter which honeiit recently lo "u cones
pnndeiit In Virginia" probably meaning Wll
limn (1. Hives. It is tinoiitieed that the letter
eva orlhinally written without tiny tliought of
publication, it is us toiiows.
My dear Mr. : Your teller or tho Olh
reached me yes It rd iv. 1 lead It with mingled
feelings! priiliDiil llmt your friendly regard
hndus yet rum-lei il the shoek of the times,
nml duply gileud nt Ihu tliffcient views we
lake of the existing crisis.
It Is well known lo yan that I sustained
the South, nt the utmost lolal sacrifice of in
tint lice and favor nt home, ns lougns I thought
she was pursuing cointllullon.il objects. This
1 did, iillhotDlli the South hud placed the con
servatory North hi n fulc nnd Inilefeti'lble
position, by Ih) repeal oflho MNsourl Coniprn.
mbe, nnd the persevering nllcmptslo force
slavery Into the Territory of ICiiihii", by sur
pilie, rritud niul vloleiiec, ngalnst the Known
w-lsh of nn neirevhclmliur uiuiorily of the peo
ple. 1 pursued this coursu for tlio sako of
slienglliciiiiii! ilia munis til n.itrioiic union
men nt the South ; iioViougi I mis will mriue,
piittlyfromjiuli ic!tuit my versoiml kiwicl
ttlfrc, llmt lending Southern )iolitliom h,d for
liinlij j(nn l)ttnict'licillo biml up the Vnwti,
m won hi titty tttinl lo roiiio lit Unital
Sinlti timeiii mail, nnd that lliesl.tvtry ipics
lion was but n prelenei' for ketplng up tin ugl
tlou nud rnllyimr Iho South.
Niilllhtiiniliiig Ihc stnto of thlni', nud
the eeliollvuiievnrrauliibleiii.iiimrlii which s lie
is police of ndnion win Inlll.itiil by South
y Cnrollnhi nud lollowtd by the other Cotton
Stall s. nud In spile of Ihc seizure of the public
the South, nnd thus bringing In n Horder
Stales.) nud Ihc siiln-fi'Kiil I iron it 1 ii'-e nl
Monlgoni' ry, hitee ulmlly clinugul the Mute of
all.tirs. 'I liehoitlli have I vieil nn uiiproinkul
evnr ngalnjt Ihe Gnveriinieiil of the l'liltrd
Stairs, ihc mildest nud nmst beiifieiint In Iho
win Id. nnd has made It ihe duly ef every good
citizen In rally lo its support
I pcreiove ihat my have'njiiib'lelv(.xnrfs-
ed that f"uthmnt, nud e-mitrlh lot mv mite In
of some nl my South, rn frh nd vnursilf
ninnng Ihc most vnlnul ol ihi-m in If my so
doing was rnnslstmt with the fileiidlv r.i'litigs
I hue ever ilerlshe.1 Inward Ihe Koulli.
Hal ll.rse filend fotg.l lint us rally us the
I l.lli or April tlnl l. lieiore Hie pinelami.
'lulu of l'rvldenl L'nr.ilu the Secitinry id
j War nl Montgomery had thn-iiteuiil that, by
ihe lt or Mn v, Iho OnRilitnle1 Ibg sliiiuld
Hon over Ihe l iplt.il nl i ii'Iiiirjlnn, tiiv) in
in ibte lime over Pun till Hull. Win n Gen. r
ul lleautvgnrd pr.i.etils tncxecutr this tl.rcnt.
his ml liol i-iimioti hails nnil slit-IU will not
pare lie r.i.iflhat sl.iillir my ilingl.tcr nud
four llltln children nt Wn-lilimton. nor mv
uivn iiHiftn ll'Mlnit. Mu.i I. b-e-aum I have
turn the sternly trend r the South, sit still
while ho Is batterlu-r my house nbout inr
eatsr
I crlnln'r deprerlaleil the elmleo nl n I'rc,
Idelil ixebuively by the elielorlnl e.ile of mil'
M-etlon of the country. lhon:li e-ouenllug with
ll:o crtnie-st re-iiirtaiiro to li. myseir upon mi"
nf llu'.ipp'rtliu liiki'ls. It wu. liHWeetr, bil
ly In Ihe !iof r of (In South In h tve prudiited
;-, - , - - -TS
add lent rru!t. lint 1'ie .fumnon.M tmr
'.'!''J' m( '" -.
"' '"" ""o!il r.sirf. I limit I'm thnrgr
.(J, (fM lhuil ,m,.,,.iml . s,.,,
.: .. , ..,. ... ,,ii ,i:i. .,.....' ,i .
vvn-s.f eiviiM. sit irff ,'il, I.Kt.unwse.llic
Tiny I. new tint (licit- ems nu ontMt. publie-uii
in.ijorny iii inv ot ii i.r. iiiiii mot in.-re wuiioi
lieniii'ln tlii pn-H-nt lloit'. They "prerlplla
ltd" ll.o iiiiilurv nr the Union, Ihciii-i ihey
knew that II Ihey Malted, eeeti ihe pretext for
Il wou'.l fail.
Mlirlhe- col Ion .States had receded, nl
I'resti'iMt, iinllbriiilly ii'iiled lliemselv.il to
thai eff.cl. Tho lien 1 foi wu by n cont!tu
llon.il imjorlty pleilgeel ihem in lil.o miuiiir
ngalnst nny future iiiiul.iluiiiil or the (.'or.sll
union, viol King the rights i.r Iho South. A
number Irotn Mimnrlmsetls (Mr. Adams) pi
MIug ll.o entile cotifldonce nl llie Incr.mlug
adiiiiiilslr.il.iiu, prnpoe-d lo mini! I New Moxl
coin ti .Stole. niul thrio lew le-irilnrh's were
iirganb.-il wills out iniv nnit-s'.ttcry revltlc-
linn, tt line mis w-asnoiie in (Digress, Uie
-s,lM reK.'.tleil or iiirll'inl Ihu laws ihrowlug
olnlaeVj In Ihu way nf n c.verln.f fugUiYi-
I. .... I ... j .. 1.1. 1. !.... - .. .. .. ..r
J.,..--l.i.li ..lll.il I..I.U ih.it 1,1. .11 ,111
prucllfle Injury Pi t'.e ottmi Slate. TIhtc
e-i'itcllitniy ileuioiilrnt.iui hid im effcl In
I staying Uie progress i.r lece'sloii, Iktiiii. Ihe
j leinhrs of iIil- revolution evero sK-ti-riuliieil not
lo besalbfl'd, nud In liiituiiilii 111.11- police-,
I iihleli In Ihe Pglil of the toti.tllulloii, u slai
'') 1l''-lll' ''''' fw". V l-v up e-ahd
III tllOMlOld.
' '" " '".nl ". '?" '" ""'ff.' I.n,""!i-
"" l"',lv- "". ""I. wnillirr llie .Mull. .Wl I
,'""'' " P 1'""
, ,. , ,,,..
Hut, my good film. I,
'''" ' '" '' n grent ifeal more Hum
'.'I' 1 ;, She cl.il.ns the e-aj. I..I i.r l.o coun
' ",,i?"Kl! .' '".' ml n "ir,J .rl" H1" "I
light to dragoon the Slato or Maryland und
l .. .. ..-I..- .r . ,... l. .. i.t. ... ..
uu .ipi in jmi . ..i .".r .mil o i uie, nun ieii.
Ineley. MliJimrl, nud T.niuss.-e, Intis Joining
lheSoulh.ru Coi.fulerncyi Ihe right In ncrnpy
foritewes whleh protect llie trade of the) Gull
of Mexico ; the righl to Mint up Ihe outlet of
tic Ohio, MlulIpnl, nnd Iho Mhrourj j nnd
Ihu.l y, she claims llie ;lghl for nny State, thai
thoopes In pt-s ii l.nv lulhat eiY-ct lo bie.de
. . . ...
",'' l",1' l,""n J" ''0II"K ''T "''eonIIin.
llk.k ll lh..lttl.ai-l.lli.lA.l.l....te.l ..I ..h.... .til... .
,'"", '"'' ...... .h.iki ii
shensks l.i l.uoii iilonei'iiiid won llieOov-
tTi.iiient of llie LTiiitl.il Hlu'c, in ib-dlincc
'" '" f"!t'".m ,'l,"i ,"r . '"'";. ""
"l,Wl .""' lw,,V of ih" rcvo ' dUpen;
, ,
' Jeiiin-ltei', lulies
l",,11'' iho capil.il
puliliewlulili.hmenls
ii enin'Ui'i'.i iui.es meiisiiris m iieteiui
I of Iho Union, Ihe
tuts il in fici .nil .iiini nsj mill link ri tj ji in.
"I'l'ivifiu'iii'iinienii'iiuii tiiej IH9 t'l mv
, ..!
ttl"' v l'"'.'!! u "-",,l,,t ,I,U I" vss-Ir.n. fong pre.
med.liilid by iiiiiblllim and .appointed pol-
'""'. i' .r. . si. .-ii.niin ...n; "
llr'lrw "':l1'0 1, " J1'1' f,";r "r i,M' .P",1
"rn"r troubles.. ) tho exclaims Ihat ihe North
"el.s to" sul.Jug.ito llu South."
I cannot ilenribe to you, my elcnr filend,
Ihesorroev cm-iil me by lids state i.r things,
Ciieuiiilnnecs. us you well know, hud led me
lo form pufon.il frlin.lly relallon nt the
South, more exlenslicly than most Noithern
men, und Ihe support givin especially in Ihu
Hordir Slu'es, In tho ticket on which my
n.itno tins boine nt Ihe lute election, filled me
nun griiiiiuii
If Iho sacrifice of all 1 hatu
could hate averted Ihe piese-nt disastrous
clrtiggle. I could luivo made it willingly, joy.
fully. Hut I pruy you believe mo Ihat lpeuk.
not only my own conviction, but Ihat nl Iho
entire North, wheu I say llml we feel th it II e
conflict has been forced upon us lo gratify the
nepirutions uf iiit.bltious sii-ui that Ills our
ilulM tit nsiorilciu In stilt ntntttl I'll. 1111(1 1(1 llltl
U'liJ - uiuabiikfi us nis i.iiii.i" ...... ." ...
whole people to sustain the government und
whole people lo sustain mo governmeni i iiuu
thutll Is.llposible. morolhe Interest nf the
South than of Ihu North, Hint this ultcmpt to
brcuk un the Union i
should fall.
I n main, mv tlenr air. ,
Sorrow billy und sincerely yours,
Lpwaiiii KvKnKTT.
it -
Tho Hoi W'i special from Point of Hocks
gives nddllhiniil paitieulurs of the evacuation
nl' Harper's F.rry. It nppears that the Hint
lock nimkels, ntgar, coll'ee, cutlnn, machinery,
etc, which Ihey could liol laku nevay, were
thrown Into Ihe titer, nnd nothing Is left ol
tiny value. The lebcls leceived Inform.tllou
that the Federal troops wire going lo Win
chester In fortify mid cut off llieir rttreitt,
which cniNcd ll.elr retreat to thnt place, where
they will be leluforced from Hlchinoiid. Il
sum Hint Ihcrej were 13,000 or 20,000 troops
nt Harper's Ferry.
The ICinliieky nnd Mislslppl troop! said
they cou'.l fight, nud wauled lo go nnd take
Viih!iigtnn nn ihelr own ueenunl, At Point
ol Hocl.s, slxiy-foiir rebel t-nvulry were itporl
id in be ncrii'i ihe river. The ruir ofllie main
body of rebels wns only ten miles from Ihu
Firry, nt noon.
A special lo the llttvld, dated Hilllmore,
June lOlli, says lliul ilOO Poiiadcralo Irootn
eve-re reportid to bi nl Is-csburg, bill lliey will
ilouhllcM tetlre on thciiiproicli r our troop.
Co'i.ucl Morehead's regiment ul Peiin)ltaiila
roldieis iiii-amprd nt Licuet Point, luarcheil
tliriingli our slnelA this moinln;;, en route for
Wii'hinglnu, where it present movement Is
e.itilldcnily jireilieled within n short time.
Wc l.ntu" leporls licit Gincriil Duller will
make u tl'iiiot.Mrnllni) toivatd Yoikloituwilh
In forty eight hours.
Account through scccss'nn channels glee
but one l.llleil nnd three evniiii.h-il ut H.-lhel.
The nue klllid wiKslmt by Dnryee's ,'iuave,
while Hieing thu building In which troops had
hud taken refuge from Colonel MugiudcrV
gun. They further report tli.it ihey hud im
rilled camion, nud nothing but liowitx-rs.
They. My the approaches nl General Hutlir
on Yiirktoivn. Mnsknl baltc.-iis line the rout.
The Time' correspodenl, Wiinlilngloii. 1 Ct Is.
suyj Col. Lin.ler ii.i left Phlllppl, etl.ero he
was nl Ihc head of live ligiinrnM, nud II I
supposed he ha inuteit furev.1 march ncro
Ihe mntint.ilns to Winchester, tt tllslanca if
ii bout fitly miles.
The Tnliunt't dbpateh say! Iho I'resldcnt
Is w-niklng nu hi me''.tge. lie will lake the
highest ground In favor of pnuccitling III.1 evnr
wilh the utmost vigor, nud HuMiIng ll by whi
ter irpn'sib'c, rcenmimiidiiigu cull for half n
million of iiiiii, nud tipprupriutp.g two hundred
million dollars.
Gov. Sprngiie. ef IJhmlo Il.ind. will be lei'-d.-red
it Major Giliernlshlp. The Sicunl
I'.Ii.kIj 1-h.iul leglm.-iil le .inlenil In W'ikIi
iiigliin, where lluru is It) be n cniiLi-tilnitti.il
..r the who'c nviill.tblo resertu forev, Iu nrd.r
In miikoa forititid inoveliKlil toward! Kich
liion.l, Ciiplahi Chiinnrey Ins Inkin cntninitnl nl
the Su'ipiihaiiit'i, nud will sail for the Gulf
in me i-niirro or mu wei i.
Tl.o TnLimt'i Wiihlni-tnn eorrrsponiUnt
wrltis :
1 visited Ihe nfllec of ihe Alexandria (iiiittlt
and found Ihe til.lor Iu i-liief n l.'eiiliu.iiil Iu
Ihe Fifth P nnylv.iii!a 1! glim nt the rtiior
lers, coiiipii-lturs nnd piess'iiiu ure metii'itrs
of ll.o riinie ii-glmenl. The form " wns
uliiio.t r. n.le. und they iiittnd.il In go In pnis
ul mlili.lgl.t. AilvitllM-m. nts nro Inserted
fin1. Tlu-re is n great ihslre to see the first
piii'T in morrow.
1 1
luite rieclti.1 u com- or Ihe Vttuwil mum
I'iVi. Ju.t li inn ll.u press, ll contains Ihe
following siilul.ilnry to it reader.) :
Wu make our best b.nr In our editorial
friends, i. Me ml n l.nii.l id kindness In Ihe '.-ill-.-ns
..I Al-.v.iui1riii, lip our miliiary tup In
mil- brulher soldiers. wi.di cniifiidoii in tl.e
iii.inUs ol our coiu.tiy. Fivling ihe want of
ii iictispip-r iu Ihe e-auip, in we p.islie.1 the
.piill uii-l hiindled the hliek b-foro wu Io.in.nl
In handle a swnt.l, we ef iieliulul in (jilublbb
ii liiiilium by which our fniiid nl I nine nn.l
the putil o In gnu nil may ! Ii...ii'il n!
whal t runs pit i i in tiiinp. Wo Imeo brti
eullv.1 Ihu IS.iggn) Fifth, nid sli .iild our pa
rr not wuir In ihe manner nml lei.- that
might liocxpectid, eve enti'n'y will Is. i .
e-iis.il nu Ihe pli ll nf shabl.in- having In;
i-oo.e ii pirt nl oar iintnr. nnd 'Iu home G.iv
i-rutnent Im not i-.iiiio forivaid In our relief.
Suriied by J. P. IJIy.
Three colutmii uie dovolt.l lo German rc.i 1
r'.
At a private d'lrier recently given In Wash
liiglon Gem nil Scott I reputed In lure
iiiudcii speech, Ihe" po'tilie" or which were
tli.il lids war I tt evnr again. I brothers, nnd
it u.t Id ileslro lh.it ns Utile blood n possl-
Il!l. kt.il.l'il ll. ktii'il , llml 1.1 ft r..,V aliit'J I.i.
ih.iuld have under Ids direct control nve'r 60.
0(1(1 in. ii, nu.) the dit-td.il force ofllu
rebi I
it mild bo so l.t mini el In that surrrt.der would
le-it uieiislty; und llml In ninety iliys the
r.ctlve- eonte-st would be cud.il, end Without u
getiiral lat'le IkIwiiii nritile.
Purroii Hrowiilmv, iditnr ol Ihe ICnnxvlllo
H7ii. Is iuIvIai) or n roniplracy to jie'w him
Messrs. Johnson. Ncbou, .M.iin.ir.l, nud olher
Union mi n of Timie.vio nud miry them In
Iron Id Montgomery, there either lo be pun
Llml for treason ugulust the .Southern Cun
f.-di r.tey or kepi in liotag.s. II. s linpnca
ihu.s ii 1 1. n the plotters nre by no iiviiih e.
piiMid In inlurlng lone. 'He mv : " lat
the railroad nu whleh I'nii.ii mrn of Hill Ten
lusriciiti' convey nl lo Montgomery be rler
u illy und Ii.im.'.'. s'y ih-eiroyed I ll Iho prop.
iK-rly of iho men coise-crneif be c.iniume.1, und
let llieir lives pay thu foif.-il, nud the n lines
will be (git en ! I't tho tires of patriotic veil,
gcaiici'b.' biiilinn lb.' Union tillers untie whole
Ian I, let Ihcmgo nut where-llieso c.iii'piiutor
Ine, like Ihc fires rrom Ihu lird that ronsmmil
Nudab nnd Abihit, Ihe lev.) snns or Aaron for
presumption less sacrilegous I If we nre In-eare-criiiiil
ul Mnuigonieiy. or executed llicre
or risen he-re", all tin. nin.nl.itlnn wo want Is
in know that our p.irtbau friend have visited
upon our puficulor, certain secession Jeiuleis.
ii iinwi horrible tcngeance. 1.(1 it le ilnr.e,
.'n 7'c-iiitfi.re, mug.'i the pale if Ml le
foieeil iiiul the Am reus le made lo full.
Tim Dublin t-'ittman piiblbhes a letter
from New- Yurie, in which Ari-hblnhon Hughes
indicates iho policy whlcli Iho American IrUh
win pursue in uie pic-cm crisis, jt is. nesays.
.i . ... ... .
fifty year since he look Ihe oatli id nlleglauco j Mining C'oimianl.-, Feirymtners and others,
In ll.e Ainerlc.in C'onlltulinii, ami no change i nUa ito niis lor Il7ii.ny, JUJuy or Similnp
has since come over Ids iiilud ns lo his duties j put pores, tt III ill'e-cl nu iiniiu-iinu taring by or
us n citizen. Tho Government was, us It i deriug Wlru Itopo ihrcult our Agents,
iintr, Minhiilhvil by ll.o Stars mid Slilpes, I Clicul.il, wllh u scale of weight, tlzes,
whleh lias Ufii Ids dig. and (.ball bn lo ilwlslreiiKihsuuil Hit orprl.isiiiiiieuil.wlll Ijo lor
end. Although ixprtwd In u rouiidabaul laid.d In Ihow lnleiii.t.d. w liocau ihenfum.
phraseology. Arehbi.liop Hnges' wonts Imptv """"'' !'" Aiy .'j'. Ae'du-ti
sympathy wllh the North, nn ud.iption i.r il
ii.iri.i. iiuu n neiiti unit tlio lii.li in Anuri'
oa hold ll.e same tleevs a himself. The Stars
uttd Stripe, nt (lie retpiofl nf Arihliinhoi
Hughes. Lit ve been iiiieiid.d fiom Ihe Human
Catholic caihediul of New- York.
Tho VlcUbiirgh (MU.) .S'h.j rubes n cry of!
nhiim ubout iibolillon iiii'srarlis, and nterls.i
thnt the whole soutl.einleiii country Is nvaim.!
lug wllh ll.em, tiiinpering with negroes mull
rndeuinrliig in invito lh in to open rebel.!
lion. It Inn il.'l.ilU of u plot In liiku anl
Scot I counties " tt.nrivolllng lor publientlou,''
This must l.e coinfortnble reading for such ,
Southern peop'o us Lellevc ll, ,
Tim Little Hock (Arkansas) Gaulli says i j
If .lining Ihu Mc.tlcuii war. when wl hud .on.
Iinl nf ull Iho ponder mauuraeloriis lu Iho,
country, nnd ncccfs In I Im world besides, now. .
I.' , , ,, , , ' I f .. !.. r..iv v t.ii ,.iiiiw u.ii.iiiii i.j biii.4
eriidtaiieed to one dollar tt pound, how much decused, for Ihu purpose i.r paying the debts
will it bwotlh with most i, the niaiiiir.ielo. 'charge's nnd ulloeeiine-t-J ugalnA wldislate.
rles in tlw hiiiuls nl our enemies nt home, mull ny urijw 0r Hon. J. 0. TULMAN, County
no neefcd lo ihu rn.til.ct of the world. Ktery Jud-e.
Binlnoriiow.l.-rMiouM be preKiveil o H t WM. HOFFMAN, Countv Clerk,
eyrie go'd. j uii en,, if.ni, ' .,-,. n
trim: llir lull TIIK ClIJIKT. A COmmHIllcit-
tlou from lloivard Obsirvutory unnounces that
the coine't Is growing brighter, und 9 already
visible to Iho naked eye iie-nr the lull o, J fc-
vision.- iu mu uai. vv ..... ..... -i. -
co. It will pas neros the Jieat HJPTd
' nnd will bo near the "bowl' und the Dipper In
.cglil or nine days, mu mo mom rem irieuuu:
lucl uijoul tiij coniei i, inn it win...i mu
l'iih or May be nlmost exactly where the e-arlli
had been on Friday, the 10th Inst, so that tr
its icrlhellnn puss ige were 2 1 days curlier, tlio
tnrtli would pass through tho body of tho
comet.
The southern bogus confederacy advertiser
f.r proposals lor earring thu mails between
New Orleans nnd Texas. Tho lone Star
Slate I ut now enjoying Ihe fruits of Seces
sion. Iteniorselcss Indium on the borders,
incursion! by plundering Mexican, no de
fence nu the sencnaM, no arm?, no powder, no
mails, nnd no money.
ar Amman.
Ily the IJi-v. A. M. William. Mr. George W.
Carter nnd .MII.nelr.dii Low, nil or(!al,urg.
SPECIAL NOTFOES.
D. Wm. Douthltt. Attorney nt Law and
Notary Public, will dctole I.N attention In
OIIKGO!' WAIt SCItlP for Ihe next Ihree or.
four weeks. All persons having chlins and de
siring me lo attend lo them, should bring Hum.
In as roo-i n po slide.
P. S. I have n special ngenl nl Washington.
Clly. Jacksonville, July (1, Iflfil. 5Mt
WA11IIEN L0D3E No. 10, A. F. & A. M.
AHOLD llieir regular coinmiinlcnlloiii
M. if1'"1 Wednesday Hvcnlugs on or preceding
NAihe full moon, In
jack.ioxvim.i:, onv.
G. W. UIlKKIl, W. M.
II. Ht.onM. Sec'.
I. 0. 0. F.
J.ecKsoNVii.t.i: Lonui: Nu. 10, holds lis regu
lar meeting every SAWWAV M'l.'XJ.W,
at their HalUMc'Cully'H Theater building).
Ilrnthcrs In good standing nte cordially In
vlled lei attend.
W. 0. HANSOM. N.G.
llKsnv Dkm.imikii. It. Sic"y. :i2;0ml
" mi:Ci()NCIIAPT12ll NO. J,
j.icKxox vu.i.i:, vnr.aox,
Will hold Its regnl ir communications on tho
I'lr.t Hnliti.ln)-i:tciili.gi.t'i:l)-M.n.lli.
All roj.iiirnlng Cinipinloiis In good itar.dlng
are conliully lutllnl In attend.
w. w. rowi.i:it. il p.
J.ts.T. Gt.itxx, See'y. le.cS:17
PHOENIX LODGE No. 23, A. F. & A. M.
Hold ll.elr regular coiniiiuiilciitlnu Ihe
.StTi'itntr Ilvr.MMisnii or preceding llscj
full moon. In l'li.eul-c. Orruou.
S. M. WAIT, W. M.
S. P.i-.iii.irii.Sec'y. Jiu2G:2
Seiititiilt.l.t ha. long Ih.'. u .'iidorMil by Iho
m.il'e.il faculty us u mild, r.ifo nud tUVcllt-.)
ii...-rlenl and nllernttvi'. To extend Its u fill-ii.-m.
all iho K-lenlltle npplluuee or iii.xli-ru
i-li"-iiiblrv Intro l.""'ii pul Iu reipil-lllon by
Mercrs. Ht.ii',, lo i.lit.ilu n pure extract or ll
initelii.it prop-rll.s. Combining therewith
ti'geluMe prodacts, Ihey ure cuahlnl w-ltli ciwi.
ild -neu In ult'-r In Ih'J publlo it sure nnd certulit
rem My for all dl-.-ne arblug rrom linpurlly
of Ihe blood or dcratigem.'.it nf Ihu binary
function. VD I in
ut2rr
m:v
Ai)Vi-.iiTirsi:.Mi..vrs.
armt3.aa-
ALf. p-ron Indiblid to S. M. W.tir or Wait
A lltiir. Tor ni-iilal neciiiil.iire li.veby
tiotllVil to .iy In i.ono eve pt Ih" iiii..-rlgiiil,
or 1.!-or.l-r. n e llie said 1 1. Hi!' hit nu furlher In
terest In th. cone rn.
8 M. WAIT.
Jaek'oi county, July 2d, 1MJI. 23:lw
2Tonntl :
Ar.MK 01- RAlllH.i: II.VOsS. o:s the Villoy
lio.-.d. Thu nitiiir can hut-i Ihusaiujl.y
di'Pngnt !.. Limixi.i.'s Hhoo .Store, proving
property tend paving for lhl iidieitUeni.-nt.
J.ek..nivlllo, June Mlh. Ibr.l. M:3t
GKA3J3J SAVEIiI.20Wl
('. V. I!..i). Jlmiar r.n.1 l'rorrlclor.
tiii: woitidT hlnownld
1 MA WTIreTrTTJ TUflHDP f
iliiilV A lliU AAA A AvU O A AJ r
Iu their uew und largo cant as Theater,
will perform at
vTr.cIiscmvillc, 2'ridny, July 12.
fpilI.S Immense Pat llllon hits been gnllen up
J. villi n sp.ii-tout slage, bonutl'iil tccm-ry,
und nil Ihu appointments ir ie(lrPeIni Ihenlir.
'llieli'oiip'U'on-lof TuenlyArlMes.iir whlcli
l nre ladles. Ihv exlill.ltlo.i will eomUl of
Cirnle r.iiilonitnie, Ilt.ilulloii on Tight lto,ic,
Gran-rul Grouping of AullIiK.Gyniuatllc Itlug,
I a .Ing.tvtll.t.Two Wrulb rs. D.iiieliig.i Ic.: Ihe
whole In coiicludo wllh Ih.' Grand dilute I'iui
imnlnii eiilllliil Ihe MAGtO TltU.Mt'llT, wlllt
nil Trick nn I Tr.iururmitlon.
'I hi liiiiiuu-o e-stiililbliiu.-ut I ilraetn by
t'orlt I lie. Iu Ten Wagons, making Ihu I erg
ot timet- it. r on llie Pnilllo e-insl. The m in
ng.r would Kiy Ihat you nro lo havo Iho vhoti
oriliu.Mirllii.llI Troupe lh.it playid nl Ma
gulru's Opei.t II. it:'.', S. I'., nue liundriil ulglitt.
Price of Adnilrtlon.OxK Deix tit Children
half-price.
Doors open at " j, v. m.- Performance com
mences ul 8 u'eloek.
GKO. B. PIKHOi:. Agent.
Cr3- Thev nid iK-rlorm ul GASHUIIG oa
TIIUIMDAY, July llili.
TSTJCtES
IS 10 prr cent. Ilgliler, lose than onednir Iho
il'tum-Ur mid six limes n ilurnMons Manilla
ur llimp Itopu tl'itpiul strength, and Is uuaf
ri'et.d li. eli.iiiL"! oT weutliir.
It l more iiaillciiliuly
fiuy Hopes, 1 dry Hopes,
u.i.ipieu iir ieiricit
nud lor buttling rrom
. ,.,., ,1.,,,,, .. i,)C11i.l-.1 IMancs.
..ut
a. s. hallidie: & co.
MtM-r.lCll'UMH
Fatont "VSTix-o Xlopo
AKU
SUSPENSION HIUDGE BUILDERS,.
U'. -US !' -. h.J'. Jyuam
, ,.,., ,. ,,,..,. v7 "T
I. ill. til- liltl'.l.U, I
t-oi-.NTV or Jaci;ox, j
County Court, July Term, A. D. 18CI.
"VTOTK'l; Is hen by given lo ull perrons Inv
ll teiestedin the talo ol ihe Htul Fslatt be
longing In V. H. 'I'A'I'll, lulu of said county,
de coated, to bu mid uppear before the said
Court,
O.i ll.i 7'i Dan of Awiuit. A. D. ISfil.
m show raue why nn older thull not bo miida
r., ,i. ei.. ..r 11...1 i.'...,.. i.,.i. ..,..;.,.. . ..i.i
jmuiistrem