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BACK AGAIN TO THE OLD STAND.
ns1~ Opposite the Citizens Bank. -@a
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, s. Silver-Ware.
TINE subscriber having made large additions his stock
goods the above line would return his thanks for
and respectfully solicit continuance Of The
patronage his friends and the public general His
stock procured the lowest cash and
quenty and will sell the very lowest prices
WATCHES,
OF various kinds and prices. consisting in part
$s of Gold Levers, hunting from $50 TO $780,
Ns.A dials, so to 100
Silver Levers, IS to so
Do Lepines, 10 70 Is
And others at lower prices than the above.
JEWEL
Ladies' Chaelsns short Chains also, long Chains,
Of patterns NJ dalions it'll and Glasses
designed for hair daguerreotpes various patterns and
of the best quality in the market. Also. few ne
Diamond Rings with us rubies &C. seher with
line stock of Jeweiry OF very variety.
ILVER-WARE.
- Teaspoons. from 81 80 to s. 90 Table spoons,
ME- sl3 500 of the best of silver and ed
y2,he difference being in weight Silver Dessert Forks
- Butter Knives, &c.
PLATED WARE.
very superior article Of Plated Spoons and Forks
Also Cake Baskets Casters Gold and Silver Specta
ces: Also the Double Focus Spectaces for seeing close
and at distance being the convenient glass
vented being arranged that when either OF the glasses
fail, he reft 10 suit customers.
II Watches and Clocks OF all kinds repaired, and
ransed to perform accord ding TO their quality
Old silver taken exchange for goods and the high
price allowed ss= $50.
II above articles will be what
they represented and sold the lowest rates
the subscriber resolved TO be undersold by
house in this CITY c. A. DICKINSON,
April IS, lS54-i6-tf No IS Main
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HERE. HEREIN,

E1. II:
is THE PLACE To GET YOUR MONEY BACK,
a large and complete as
zN sor.Inent of WATCHES
eSSS.z1A5.sl z--Sl--sA-a Clocks, Jowery and Fancy
O&xE2 Articles of all descriptions
just received at No 81 Main
street consisting in of Gold Patent Levers
and Detached Lepne do; English %: Cola ana silver
and sty les OF Breh Pins Ear Rings Cola
and Silver Pencils Seals Ribbons and Buckles Also
large stock OF Silver and Plated Ware, Razors
Knives, &c.
Lady's Curb Chans Gents Gold Vest Fohand Curb do;
Keys. Seals; Lockets Breaspns Bracelets Finger and
Ear Rings few Diamond set Rings and Pins Cuff Pins;
Combs Beads Pens and Pepeils 49, r~ ---'-- 50
Silye and Plated Ware!
Table Teaspoons; Iorks; Knives Specacles Silver
Cups Sc Papier Mache and Morocco Porte Monnaies;
Cigar Cases. Combs; Tooth and Hair Brushes Fancy
Soaps; Pin Cushicns Pocket Knives; Razors Scissors;
Purse Clasps, Steel Satcheis
Musical instruments.
Consisting Vions Accordsons. Flutes, Musical Box
es Picaoes, sc. Porte Monnaes, Pocket Books and
Card Cases
SpectacIes.
large and complete assortment of Gold and Silver
Spectacle suit all sges-from the Oldest TO the young
est who have .eyes yet not without EN-. Fancy
Boxes Baskets, Canes and Toys 4 large assortment OF
l3It is at r. b. DICKINSON'S that al these things.
and numerous to mention, can be hac on
reasonable terms for cash.
1Au kinds OF repairing done with neatness and des-
patch. Cali No. IS, opposite the old Sloan House.
Richmond. September 90 1854 2I-f
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Shoes! Shoes!

Tf7ffE Suberibcz TAX -4iS b; 4riGuy Of retll4-Il
L thanks = tbs IL Ct r. -iin9uI a4l yneini- ~
g their sey eli .aI liberal patronage generously
bestowe Lpcn and lie hopes ~ stris attention
10 business ana eaessu n-, i4cese hrs friends INERT
cgItirlHrg-e Il the s8ule.
III world GteT tasEa that Ia has hand If the
largest stocks Of Rss and shoes this city
ing T. over nv thousand Tair: and mostly { his
acture and II the best quality which he i. determined
sell the very lowest cash prices. They consist Of tbs fol
lowing articles: Ladies Eae Caters Morocco Bu-kaus
Gents fine Boots congress Do Kip and CowhIe a. Gents
Shoes Patent Lea her do fine Calf Morocco. kir aud Coarse
Shoes; ali AM Aoe" slippers; Boys enc Calf Boots and
Shoes: Nore. Hip and 10: with several hundred
airs of Mis- ai Children's Fancy Caters AMI Nuroeco
guts, of all 3eE SORTS and sizes tedious mention.
with large vi Ladies, Gents and Chlidren's
f;tIn DFer-h5es
\. BAu srb sold this establishment warranted
to rII:it II does viii repair gratis
- Call and see fer yourselves ~ NJ =. SiR street.
sign Of the Dig Boot
CHARLES PRICE.
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EseINFs AZ LAss.

AZ ne Hahanu Steam -igricultaru HoThs-
" repeatedly Solicited Indiana,
~ good and
uucH ID il procuring Mach lltt ouht
s8LIs .e.son, Ak anti recently have e
ham one. Ha1l4 that
cezFaei and Col Mill. for winch
Sole agents for indiana y ready cfs the far
~
tlay dull
replaced. whereas the other Corn ani Cob Mills
thu and Ehe they become they
mill particularly
fer horses sheep ar reSu
Of sues L l aa rttsiFes less power e &c te
Nrk- n1lil offered u thz Is
I-cG4E gives tte adranta Of gruaHg 9aag
chsr mill. T. eaEg
from 10 70 = bushels
the nIiei. L Is IL.
hgrse Hster power, Weighing 71y 1zalFe}
laur7s. sre@i Of
lutiNns Ver minute. We1aEe fitted ezt4-Ts
by POSER " shall te please = SOW IL
Who efsl ana the1 tts oF GEN
tl4at the nil
heR the
la he raises be s'i zoat rez1i
and t z-alls E-i itsslf Were the
farmer nab zzss d. Ca.t &4d
BEABD- SINK E DUN
RisA-4ol I-J1zess Is54- - - Pal and Far Z
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TTNFit feason thls % los al Iaese
L because il ry4css Inflammation The
erptiors aRe nervous system sctioa his POWER
osiu- tbs peculiar combination rateAi ptorar
wiih5t their beg ueualize4 The snes4lae perfect
safe. L xiii 0se4 freely, neai-.y Fon The
liver, ana al cher * r-. 1--we organs.
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New Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
No. 81 Main street. Richmond.

New Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
No. 81 1Kain street, Richneond
fri THE undersigned having permanently To-
Gated in this city. would respectfully invite
~k.thc attention Of the citizens and the public
generally 10 the fo,lo wing facts:
lst. That he has just opened # the
largest and best selected Eastern and
Shoes before offered in this market all 4u
ity, and warranted 10 rip
I'd That he will keep constantly hand and manufacture
TO order everything in the Boot and Shoe line may
called for.
3D. That he has engaged the Of Achilles Ballard
70 the manufacturing department Of his business
Mr. Ballard having sustained the reputation Of superior
workman in this city for the past fifteen years he hopes
able to give satisfaction all who may favor him with their
patronage.
4h. That he viii exch1nge work all kinds #
available country produce the highest market price,
Particular ttenon viii be paid ladies' Invalils
ladies for whom it IS ineonvcnient To Ihc shop
will be waited upon for their orders their resaene if
within the free Of charge H. ~HARPIE~~
November - ls5f 4a-+f.
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HOUSE FE-EiN ESUISG G0ODS.--
French China Gold Band
D. Do White. plain-aad f'afad
White Iron Ware. oval. fnt-5 srat ocrseon:
Iustra Band Tea Ware.
britannia Tea Pots. Coffee Pos. SUGARS trrezras.
Bowls, Ladies. Lamps, eaa3iesticks, casters.
Handsome Britannia lea Sets:
Plated Ger Silver and Britannia Table
Do Ladies Dinner. Medium ard L esseIt FORKS.
American and En- elisa Table cutlery:
Knife Eexes and Table Mats;
Giran3oles ana Solar Lamps;
Hall Lamps ana Lanterns.
Oval, Octsgon an5roun1 Wire Covers;
Giassuare-eyery variety.
The a. for sale small slyaaee for cash
paper. ~ ALDRiGH
=. 3Iain street, bet Fourth and Fila Cincinnati.
Nav q, 1854 oo-.f
J,RENCH PRUNES.-A eoed article fsr pies ard
preserves. Just received and sale NJ 3 stz7-
bv LANIsE 4 YARNES
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Selling Out at Reduced Prices.

THE gning change this branch Of the
selling their Queens reduced
~ They general assortment of IRoS sTeSt
'HSA. CLEAR CHINA. &c which thew will SCI
similar quality have been sold in thi
market. Call and see for yourselves
J. JOHNSON & CO.
lh Al H-sk l. u
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To our patr0uR.

To our Patrons.
the solicitation Of citizens have coneu
"A ded continue the Auction and Commission Business
the old stand Sloan House. We will pay liberal
advances consgnmens for auction private sales All
kinds of outdoor sales attended with promptness.
Regular sales Saturday afternoon and evening
FARQUHAR s. ARNOLD.
Nov So 1854 5o-.f
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GEORGE WILSON

esE RICE WILSON
RESPECTFULLY requests all persons indebted 70 lin for
BlacAsthing, to call and settle their
men; Of cash giving their notes ~ the first of January
Al which Lime he intends for cash.
trade He will alec reduce his
fer those who have the cash patronze his shop
do all kinds
ness to continue TO receive literal share O
@ Shop end Main opposite Spunings Livery
Stable.
Richmond, Nov. 80, Is54 self
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L.llz......aa IL q !. L...1a. -. n..-e.E..


or ALL 500 Z
II H-asass 4e2 f4fy-s,-arti,a, - x StasssH Cad
E3'lets tsxaf. >4ssl.s isssr, Marie ~, &c,
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ABRAHAM GIBLER.

Wholesale Depot at J. & c. REAKrnr's, No. q Pearl
street, Cincinnati
Or. ". FORsHA. Drug Store, north side OF .rth ST
three doors east of Smith, Cincinnati, o.
For sale by Druggists generally in Richmond
July :, 1854 29-tf
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Ore fEOEe GEa.s isce for "a Pleasant III Osnc.
fE11E undersigned HAVING purchased that well know
1 farm whIeh Samuel Harvey resides. pre-
pared . Offer Inducements to persons wanting country
TesIl il the viciay Of Richmond and pro-
sell said Farm private sale in lots from
suit purchasers Said farm l. sifosted
nearly Of Richmond and close the
line. Overlooking large portion Of the city The land -
EuFefoE quality, and possesses hesutfai build
ing situations We are Determined cell and our
viii be easy and accommodating Gene while
yci a. have choice of situations
WILLIAM HARVEY,
JESSE. II HUI TON,
JAMES NJ. POI.
y. E-Eauted hands Gu: I8J9 100 cords Of WOOD
We vii pay = liberal price IL cash -,
HARVEY. HUTTON POE.
Richmond, October IS. Is64 1891
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
persons knowing themselves indebted to the frm Of
IA account, and also the
snex Dunn requested to call and settle 1t be
call
be enabled stock for the
Alcurrent State Stock receive ed in
BEARD. SINEX yDUNN.
Richmond. November lS,
L. II. MCCULLOUGH,
VVyHOLESAIE and retail denler in Drugs Medicines and
w Chemicals Dye Woods and Dye Stufs, Oils, Paints
and Painters articles,
V0rmiSheS,
Window Glass and Putty Glassware, Perfumery fine Soaps
6ne Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Pnimting Brushes,
Spices, Snufs and manufactured Tobacco All the Patent
proprietary Medicines the day Pure Wines
des medical purposes Book letter and paper
rior Ink.
Customers will End stock complete, comprising
articles il 10 impossible here enumerate, sold
moderate prices. All orders correctly and hys
clans prescr ptions carefully compounded.
No a Main street, Richmond Ind.
December I, 1854. Stiff
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Cincinnati Furniture Syare-ROoms:
- IN RICHMOND. IND.

THE undersigned TectfGy informs the Of
Rachnond, and surrounding country. he hiss
hand and = staHily receiving from the { ncin
] s.. !.
IN Rail marAet- large supply CaAiasl Furniture
" IN ali lis varieties such sHsie and GeaSre- D
Nh ming and Breakfast Tables. Bureaus. BedstHaGs
IN sofasand Chairs Of description Hair. lius
III y aid Straw Mattresses, hooking Glasses. oxe.
All Of nay warranted 0 be OF the best
material and WorAEaarlsllin. a
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RENO Al.

oSkPJf DICKINSON, thankful for past favors.
80 peetfuly informs the public that he has removed
Marion street the first builang south Of Main which he
has Quilt snd furnished with steam power and machinery
for boras sEa farming Pumps and WOOD IpIng lie has
spared expense TO avail himself Of every facility ana
proveen n his line and believes that with the
power he 80 siness more PROMPTLY
and lower rates than before He is prepared also 10 II
ap every kind Of Metal Pump Water Closets Baths &c.
A variety of Pumps and Lead Piping on hand
D is agent for J SFratt's Lightning Rods.
Nav u. I15B Diff
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HE attention Of the Farmers Of indians. is respectfully
called Tools which
been selected with
The subscrber has Western
view during his
and is prepared supply them With
Wholesale and RETAIL which found the celebrated
North Wayne Caststeel Grass and Grain Seythes Kmha
Sons and Ciarks Paten: Seyhes
nownsd caststee Shovels and Spades:
Cos, Graves q Hsehs
steel Garden RAkes Riders &
HALL. brown Cos long short Hay
Forks, de- -
10 AGENT fog he North Wayne seyhe Company
Of Boston, Mass; also Kinba 4 Sons,
and furnish the Western
or article OF Grass Drain ScysAes manufacturers prices
Also. Agent for Pfsts celebrated
article much wanted LEGGED
be the best IN II by
Can and e1anine for yourselves once
OF Main And franklin Ns ISAAC D. DUNN.
Nay Is 1854. Pal Ana Far n
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A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND, !"
For Internal and External Use.

Iais Bas : srcaM'-d q reiisrs ak essisass rlsis.
a. re >ftas- >oslssH : f,es ad f9ss-sgzsi ff1f-
aels. ar : = Nsea. Sors Tlrs-1,, Ssr, ss.s .. lie
B0asst. >tozsssh .. BoNsis, Bersfs9 81 re
B-=.sst. -isi5zss Ero1-ss3ss, Ns-ailss a.a
B-a.>es. Htra.. l>~.l'rfs Fi6-e5 Fsr7fs
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MJNCIE HOUSE.
WIN. III. TKoRSBU RG. Proprietor.
Is nodioas. convenient and lately enlarged $50
well lifted up, and affords every requisite attention
guests
II Advantages ofthe Stages ana livery Stable seeazed
travellers.
~ Customers conveyed to .aa fron r.s Depot. free
of charge
Jane u. 1854. 2s-ff
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trSctSs TT, II r5h 4 1875.
Dr. Is is the irst long fethst
have given ny name Il ct med
icnn a general sa tAausa haEe een oet so.iei
ted haTe5ssed yonr Alternative BALM far ncsris two
years; first for the rheumatism my hip and knee. q
which was nearly cripple then Ter very saFero trui
on myself the- or inflammation burns bruises lor
very severe tase stun neck, brought ty violent
coils and thia have had full praoi # is medical prop
in great many OF the diseases for which yea re-
commend q and have not found it 70 asl u Of
them. still DO say that II is in4lIibe cure, yet
it my sober conviction that it is the best eompoani for
those eomPlant fer which it is inl have
ever tried, and have tried many will not, if eau
procure II, q without II in my family Tor any eensiiers
ton Hoping hat yoa will still continue compound it
honestly and tatil relieve hons sands Of sufferers
most heartily recommend it to my fellow citizens
most excellent family medicine Yours; sfesti. nateiy.
This certify that the summer of ls4S became
very lame and weak in my back by Lifting.
that not or GO, up without holding on 70
some object was advised to Try MIR. Forshas Asera,
Farn SHE '''''sS'' anu ~ - =
ache and toothaehe. with very beneficial results
December Ist ls4d.
Certificate from d L. Starr
have known Mr.. Forshas Alternative Balm to perform
very extraordinary cure upon horse that very
used upon occasion, externally with good effect
believe It to be perfectly safe and eieaeioa- remedy 20
be used IN many complaints. ID. L STARR.
dis To the Public.
This is certify that my wife afflicted with
spinal affection and dyspepsia for nine years large
portion of the time confined her Three Joints Of
her back bone thrown OF place and caused
by the disease and pain She quite bowed down in
her during her illness We had three physicians
attending her during the principal part of her ness bt
experienced permanent relief from their prescriptions
aerward procured one bottle Of DR.. Forshas hlars
tive Balm. and ~ the she had bottle
felt great relief She used but seven bottles when she
entirely cured and well Of her disease and her back
DO has lost curve, and she is agh
she previous her attack, "
fy that believe the Balm TO be the best
and believe 1t to be certain for spinal affection
and dyspepsia, and cannot highly recommend
cry person afflicted with the above diseases We also find
il effecuai in many other diseases which
have tried 1t in family
Signed ALEXANDER CLARK,
MARY B. CLARK. -
Lynchburg. Hig hland co.. Ohio, Jan. .. 1854
| well acquainted with Alexander Clark and his
wife, and also John Walker and know the above
nents e be alters Of fact and they Of
probability ana csn3or
[Signedl ABRAHAM GIBLER.
Wholesale Depot at J. & c. REAxn,r's, No. q Pearl
street, Cincinnati.
Dr. $. W. FORsHA. Drug Store, north side OF tl St
three doors east of Smith, Cincinnati o.
For saleby Druggists generally in Richmond.
July :, 1854 29-tf
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E7RESH PEA CTFFsS!-A delicious article # jersey
q Peaches * .al ulsv, AeELnetIs.ai sese
stanTiy IT hard anff sale IT Cinciare-i price. b
My - Ii NDE K BARNES.
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II. j. BAREIS
AS an hand large stock of House Cutters, fat anS
round and all sizes House Pipes which he viii put
on short notice Also will put Tin Roofs in the hes
manner All work Of this kind warranted 30 give salts
faction April IS, lS54-ISf
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To the PubliC.
ALEXANDER CLARK,
MARY r ri tDE

Lynchburg Highland CO., Ohio, =, 1852
| am well acquainted with Alexander Clark and his
wife, and also John Walker and know the above
to be matters Of fact, and they persons
spectabity AMI csndor.
TSignedl ABRAHAM GIBLER.
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Change of Time on Cincinnati s. Chicago
Railroad

Richmond, Nov. 80, lS54 Self
Change of Time on Cincinnati s. Chicago
Railroad
0Nand after Thurslay November 2sd, 1854
" notice. But ONE TRAIN will be run each way daiIy
between New Castle and Richmond
Leaving New Castle at p NJ.
Hagerstown, LIS
:. Washington, 2.lG
Arriving at Richmond 2.i0 in season to connect with
trains to Dayton, 6e-, and Eaton Hamilton and Gin
cinnati.
Leave Richmond at Is 7. NJ. the arrival Of tie
Gin, Dayton and Ind lis trains.
:. Washington, : 70 r NJ
I" Hagerstown sos
Arriving at New Castle s.45 p. NJ
5 b. MORSE, Superintendent
New Castle, November %, 1854 4e-tf
eN&TEzAtS-
HAVE just received 100 Darirer pfce Cove
oystes aust put up in Baltimore, which
Day by EAPres, the best Of fresh Baltimore 0y
ters Gslch lI-til ~. q t,iu.iqnsti prices.
Z. II. CITIZENS.
November 30, 1854. 50-tf
TIMOTHY
T. = II Fl & \ ID T. &
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Reference regard the Real Estate F. j. VisscHER
Co. Real Estate Brokers, New York. Orders post paid
with money enclosed, to be addressed,
J.W. HOLBROOKE, Secy, sos Broadway n. Y.
The Enaasings this catalogue ready for delivery
November 10, 1854. 4I-u
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METALLIC BURIAL CASE

VJ'HE subscriber having r1affe arrangements VT
l Davis / c., II Cincinnati, . keep ooEst-I I,
rIsL.s Ialant Air-TIght
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New Hampshire always Erect.

The democratic meetings in N Hampshire now al
most OF daiy occurrence, remind orcihy ri those
monster gatherings which characterized the cam.
pa'gns of l84O-44; the ouiporing of the masses
me same enthusiasm the same vigilance and fidelity,
and the same heartfelt interest arimating the chosen
leaders well as the rank and file The tone O, the
democratic press OF that State hopeful even 10 ex
u!tatlon, and the niicatons unnistakeahle that
in the coming struggl. New Hampshire will stand
where she has ever proudly stood
Among the resolutions passed by The late demo.
cratic senatorial convention of the first district were
the following:
Resotcsd, That we have unwavering confd nee
In the administration of General Franklin Pierce
that his otcia acts meet our candid and hearty An.
probation that his foreign policy is a trumphant
Vlndlcaon OF the sentiment enunclapd in his inau-
gurai that the American should b. A protection
10 American citizenship in all parts of the world and
that the principles upon which domestic affairs
are administered by this administration sound and
democratic.
Resolved, That we recognize in the principles OF
the Kansas and Nebraska ACT practical exempl6ca-
ton Of the vital prlnci pie of popular sovereignty
Resolved, That We are opposed TO the know
nothing organization because il is secret society of
the charac'er described by Washington as dangerous
10 our free nstitutions because it is founded upon
an ntolerant bais; and because we believe il 10 be
entirely subservent to the leaders of the whg and
abolition parties, and led promote the inter
ests and secure The accession of federalism We also
believe that the democratic party adverse
any just reforms is never ashamed 10 avow it's
political principles
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Look Our FOR H1m.-A plausible swindler, who
represents himself to be clergyman in Distress is
practising upon the people of Charleston and has OBJ
tanned several sums OF money from benevolent gen.
tlemen.
says that all the gallant officers, who at the Alma
and at Balaklave rushed into death with readiness,
are seeking pretext for their return to The
forts of England. They wish 10 sell their commits
sions, retire half pay. because they cannot
live in rags, upon half ratons. unprotected against
the drenchng rain in the mud OF the camp 1t is true
that they believe all those ntoerable hardshps might
have been obviated by more capacity in the Comman
de, in Chef and more order in his staff T5ey haze
lost their confidence the success of tie operations. and
feel that their health and their lives sacrificed
the imbecty of septuagenarian Generals Still, the
nation will change them with cowardce for deserting
the post of danger"
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on the 18th could not have been less than $4,000 or
s0,0O0 independent OF the Turks, of whose SER
vice we still hope to hear good account. The Ot-
tor,an troops which were last sent from Varna were
veteran soldiers and formed part of the flower OF
Omer Pscha's army-and we have, therefore, right
10 expect something from them; and with their num-
bers, if the allied commanders find themselves al the
head of effective force 100. 900 men, it is not
at all probable that they would delay the assault many
hours much less days. after the 18th But the wealth
er may nave been such as TO have rendered any mill
tary operations impossible, and the 25'h may have
beep spent by the all es THEFT trenches, instead of
within the walls of Sebastopol Sill we repeat,
do not apprehend any serious disaster from gross
oversights in the assault. Such step would scarce
" be undertaken without council of war, in which
every general would have his say and ali con-
tngencies would be discussed and provided for in due
time And, desperate as the attack must appear, and
fear will prove, there be doubt of its sue
cess if the allies possess the strength th are said
to have. And the pubic may rest assured that once
that strength is in the field and the weather will ad
NIT of their moving, something decisive will be un-
dertaken, with rational prospect of success.