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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21
CFPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE!
CEPHALIO PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE.
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.

By the these Pits tie periodic attack, Of Nsysos,
Headaoe may be prevented and tsksn at the
ment Osn stack immediate relief IRON pain and sickness VIII D,
ebtsined
They .edOmfn in removing the Yar,e1 and HcaSaeS, to
which females are 3 subject,
They act gently upou tn. bowels. removing Oo.tr,aa.
For Literary Mea. Sadz,s Delles,e Fenrl.s and all Per
.Ons Of ,edenary Aob', they vsabs LaIaase i'm
proving the appetite giving and ror to the digestive or.
CANS and restoring the natural elasticity whole
system
9ha6EPHALIC PILLS the result OF long invest, CATION
ard experiment. having many
year,. during which time they have prevented and relieved
svss amount Of rin and suffering from Hosdschs whether
originating in the aoroSs system Ofom dernged state Of the
stOmada.
They are entirely vegetable IN their competition and ma
taken at all times with perfect safety without making any cb.nso
of Diet and he absence Of any dGgeeate tG renders
10 aSmia,ts, them 10 children.
efT-r BEWARE or COUNTERFEITs
The genuine have FIVE signature. of HENRY c. snALpISo
each Boz.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers IN Medslnes
Abor win be sent by mail, prepaid reoeip. Of the
PRICE. Is CENTS
Al order, should esddressedto
HENRY C. sPALDNo,
No. 90 Cedar st., New yOrt.
rv- single bottle Of sPALDINos PREPARED GLUE
vin save ten titae, 1t. cost anuuaily-n
sPALDING's PREPARED CLUE
sPALDIEG's PREPARED CLUE
sPALDlNGs PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMY DISPATCH
sT'"A Srrcn N TiAs SAVES Nlsr"A,
yey desirable sve cheap and conyeeu, WAY Of
irs Furniture, Toys CrOckery, &c.
sPALDINo's PREPARED GLUE
s such emergencies and household can sord to h,
whhOush hkswSys resdy, and Up to the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MIA b'o'h accompanies each bottle. Price, ?5 cent.
Adde'S
iENRY C. sPALDING.
No. 90 cedsr.s,., Ess.YorL
CAl1ION.
ascertain unPneiPed persons slisnptng.O palm Of on
tho uu'npseus public limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE
would e,uiOn ali persoss examine before pahaax and
zee that the fall mans,
TT sPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE, n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21


% rIVVEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT"
,vor 49,, pvrrrr STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY yoUa BREATH
~ STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE
sPALDINd'S
ruRoAr ooNFEorIoN9 Cd,
coon FOR cLERGYNEN ro
GOOD roR LECTURERS
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS
GOOD FOR coNsUMrTTyEs.
GENTLEMEN CARRY
spALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
Iu LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
spALDINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS.
CHILDREN CRY FOR ..-
spALpINGs THROAT CONNECTIONS
They relieve acOugh Instantly.
They clear the Throat
They give strength aud volume to the vois.
They mpart delicious aroma 10 til. breath
They are ish,ful to the taste
They are made Of .mpleIsrS, and harm any
Isdyse every one who hiss Cough or Husky Voice Bad
Breath or any difficulty ofhe Throat to got package OF my
TrOst CONNECTIONS they viii relieve n'iAnty and you
win agree with me that they 20 nigh, to the got" Yen will
End them very useful plssan, while travelling attending
public meeting, for stiuE your Cough syIns thirst
Ifyou try one package safe saying that you vii ever
.nerwsd consider them indhpensbs Souwil Ind them q
the Druggists aud Dealers In Medicine
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
NV signature /, on each package. All others counterfeit
Apscksge viii be sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of thirty
cents
HENRY c. SPALDING,
No. 40 CedsI-s Nsw.Yort
CFPHALIC PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE!
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

ONE to THREE BOXES of WINCHESTER's
" "sPEClFIC PILL" VIII Permanently cure any c.,a OF
Seminal Weakness however aggravated Sent By Ia Der
box J. WINCHESTER No. IS John'St,. New'York
DR. DIpONTs SUGAR-COATED FEMALE
PILLS are the very best ia They operate speesy
aud eectusy and being oese no n.ese, upon
the delicate stomach trial Of these Pills VIII Prove theiF
superiority over all otber,. Price u box Sold oaS "a W.
HAMS no $40 Chestuus Philadelphia Sent oy NEIL 10 al
parts Of the county Ia sealed envelope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

The recent negotiation with Government viii soon
change all comparative results
There seems to be the beginning Of revival in gen.
eral business throughout the city, aud merchants feel
more hopeful. There is some movement IN Cotton
goods and the quotations advancing with the adj
vanced prices of the raw material There is alao some
movement in other dry goods but it Is not yet import
ant The Proridence Journal of Monday says:
"Business affairs have assumed more cheerful
aspect. The wooden manufacture which has long
ben Of great Importance in this State and which has
lateiy Increased to extent that few even oil our
own citizens understand is now pretty fully occupied.
Some establishments are working overtime. The de-
maid for army clothing, and the falling OIL IN imPota
tons have opened market for domestic productions
The same paper notices an important advance in
Print Cloths ,c y yard, with sales Of $4,000 pieces.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Exports
f cIuve of epeeiej from New-York to Foreign Ports
H. xxacl and since Inn. L., lSbl;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

CUPERIOR COURT, ofthe City and County of
~ Nev.York. - JAMES HARPER, JOHN HARPER,
JOSEPH HARPER, and FLETCHER HARPER Plaintiff, at
JAMES MILLER, DANIEL W EVANS. JOSIAH PRES
TON, and GuRDON W. PITCHER. DofendsniE Summons
for eek TO the Defendants You hereby summoned aud
required the complaint ~ this action Of which copy
10 herewith served upon you and 10 copy your
the said complaint the subscriber o. his Office No. Al
Park Row. City Of New York within twenty days after the
vice hereof exclusive dsy Of such yOa fail
the compliant within the TIN Aforesaid the plaintiffs
IN this seton will apply 70 tbs Court ior tho relief demanded
in tho complaint. baicd August, 1851
BENZ. VAUGHAN ABBOTT, Plaintiff Attorney.
No. u Psrkrow Nsw-Yofk.
To tie Defendants The complaint n the above entitled action
WA filed In the Office the CLERK Of the superior Court Of tie
City Of Newyok al tie City He'll Of tho City and County OF
keWYoIk The twentieth dlg OF August 100 Your. sc.
BENJAMIN VAUGHAN ABBOTT
Aug 81 lswTwW Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21
A PERFECT CHARM.

Mrs wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP certainly does a. the
pane implies, sOothe the little sufferers into quiet nstua
leep from which swskes iDvgosted and refreshed And for
che OF diseases incident the period Of ehg such
Dysenery Diarhes Wind Colo, &c. &C, have
Its equsL
We have always BEEN aud stu are oppoted the psctceof
dussinginfants THIs DsLETERoUs EFEcrs
WHATEVER and from experience I've speak sdvsedy
have every confidence in It, and heartily recommend
20 al mothers Take our advice-use it-snd you viii As
e,rongly recommend 1t 10 others have you.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY OF
- EE"-YORK.-AP r. q. BOETE ssaind T. EOSsl- Sim
mons for money demand on conaccon not served ITO
9uiItd 70 tie complaint - til, ecsion WHO viii be dled
In tbs Office Of tie Clerk OF the City and County OF Nowiok at
the City Hall la sad City fNow and efVo copy Of
sn.ae 70 The 'sd complaint on The ub.crbeI o. ne office No
40 bosdwsy In said City Of New ork. within twenty days
a,e the service OF ills you exclusive o the day or
such service hrdyo fail 10 answer the eomplan sfoIe
said the plaintiff win take Judgment against Tor tie OF
haadied and two dollars and nifty eight cents with ncrsst
from the frat day Of September 1850 besides tho costs Of ts
acsion-Dsed NewYofk, June J. ltel = -. ......
JOHN 5. PATTERSON, Plsiniig's Attorney,
40. l6 Broadway.
be complaint In this action flied In b. office OF the Clerk
OF ne City and County Of Ne. Yok tho 18th day Jgns.
sa!l lsw6eW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

THIS IS THE SEASON OF THE YEAR when children
seehinS are almost certain afflicted with dysenery and
darrhes Mrs. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP is
failing remedy these diseases and will give immediate relief
from pain and distress incident TO the process Of !eehng
Every mother should provide it for her children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21
Albany Live stsck Market
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WEST ALBAsY Aug 10 1861.
BHyyrs-Aguin have another th-fs
heinz sale, which, OF makes che New
ict fht shy but the Essern buying
largely At small decline last week pices cay TO tc
l0J o., live weight.
FRkIGHrA-io week there competition between the
rlI routes or undertend the hsfcbet has
been buried and to De uorm heretofore all parties
having agreed 70 fair play
RECEPrS-The following Il comperetiSe statement oil
..i.. via lie Now or Cnn,Ial Rail nad:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE NOW KEEP MRS.
.sRINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for children t,ethnE.
no medicine in the United States sells Ike it. 1t is standard
snedcine and its fame world wide. Physicians order ard
o. wherever magical effects have been witnessed.
Millions Of bottles of Mrs. WINSLoW'S SOOTHING
sYRUP used every year in the United States for
children seehing with neyerng success Relief nuisd
tate and certain.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06
nsc,.ixeina,,le. 81 the world L !

DeCtskVeiDntios Va eAo WYNN q J
The decisive battles OF the world those Of
which, to use Hallam's words, contrary tyrelult
would have essentially varied the dramAof the
ed as fifteen BY Professor cfesay, who fills the
chair Of Ancient and Modern History I'm the.
| University of London. They, are the grand
subject Of two volumes BY him. lately from
Bentley,a press, and sre..,,, I, t,,i.soi ,noal1lf
|, i. The Battle of, Marathon, fought 49OBaCs
| In, which the Greeks, under Themistocles, cde'
feated the Persans, under Darius, theraby turh-
| ing back the tide of Asistic Invasion which
else would have swept over Europe, % " :
/ g. The Battle Of Syracuse, 4l6 B. Ca in
which the Albanian power Was broken, and the
west Of Europe saved from Greek dominion.
i, 8. The Battle Of Arabella, 33l b. c., in
(which Alexander, by defeat OF Darius, estab-
lliahed his power in Asia, and BY the introdpcJ
Ition Of European civilization produced an elect
1 which may yet be traced there. Ls,,. - ae
4. The Battle Of Metaurus, fought 2u6 y,
tC., the Romans, under Consul Nero, defeating
tthe Carthagenians, under Las stpbal and by
which the suprsmacy of the great repunlietyas
esisD a. 'The Victory Of Armenius, a. ID s,oysI
tha Roman legions, under Verus, which seear
al Csaul from the Roman dominion. ~ ~.
g. The Battle Of Chalona, A. D.l45l, In
xhich Actius siefeated Atilla tbe Hun, the self
styled "scoarge Of sGod,r and saved Europ'
from enkire deyaetation. sr u tlIl
4. The Hstllo' Of Tours, "A. D, 135, ip. vhicl
n Charles Martal, By the defeat OF the SaraocnA
Iaverted the Mohammedan yoke from Eofope.
ii 20. The Battle of Hastings. A. ID. .ll006, i
4 which William of Normandy Nas vjctoriou
/ ever the Angles Saxon Harold, and Inc ffsnlt o
!: which vas the formation Of Tho Anglo; Notpal
4 ,lnAtion, hich 4 nov dominant IN he World.
II 3. The Battle OF OrIshns, IA ~ Il429, Il
, (which the Enelish wore defeated snl The, in
Edopendenf exisfence' Of France pecured. - :
a 'iO. The defeat az II q, spapish Arm 40, a
q p. 1855 which esssh sd sps dhoisd of iap'cy, I,
? ,Enslapdsl a,bs,sssI'af aas ssdi psii
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06
gH DOLLARS PEN YEAR,
Invariably IA Advance:

II; The Battle Of Blenheim, A. D.I704, in
which marlborough, BY the defeat of Tallard,
scheme. OF Iouis XIV afJ.Kst
~ The defeat Of Charles XII, by Peter the
Great at Pultowa, A. d. 1900. which secured
the stability OF the Mnscovite Empire.
,lhe-battle OF Saratoga, A. ID. TIT, in
which Gen. Gates defeated Bdreoyne, and which
decided the contest In favor Of the American
reyolutionisss, BY making France their ally, and
osner european powers friendly to them.
"A; The eEattlet of (Valmy, A. d. 1892, In
wnicn the Continental allies, under the Duke
of Brunswick, were defeated By the French. nm
der Dumouriezywiihont which the French rev
olution would have been stayed
10. The Battle of Waterloo, A. D. 1915. In
which the Duke Of Wellington utterly defeated
Napoleon, snd saved Enropefrom his graspiug
ambition. as,s52 No
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06

II is convenianty Arranged Band. containing med
cated compound teba worn around the Waist, without
injury to the most decae persons change In habits
Of living is requifed and II entirely removes the dis
ease IRON he system, without pnodueng the injurious
effects arising from the use OF powerful internal med
cines which weaken and destroy the constitution, and
give temporary relief only by this treatment the med
cinal properties contained IN the Band In
with the blood Rnd reach the disease through the pores
OF the skin, efectng In ecsry instance perfect cure
and restoring the parts afflicted TO healthy condition.
This Band also mostpowerui ANTI MKRcURAL agent
and will entirely relieve the system from tha erntoioEs
effects Of Mercury. Moderate cases cured In a few
days and we are constantly receiving testimonials Of its
efficacy In aggravated eases Of long standing.
PRcR 100, to be had Of Druggists generally or can
be sentby mail or express, with full directions for
to any part OF the country direct from the Principal
Office, rAaAJrf 5Ir
I0No!4os BROADWAY. New York.
G. SMITH &aC0., Sole Proprietors.
N. B.-DescfiptiVe Circulars Sent Free.
A. j. SCHUELLBR & SON, DRuGoisTs, AsESTs No.
277 8. High ST., bet. Friend and Mound, Columbus, o.
IL Agents Wanted Everywhere.
mh2s. lyisorlstp. .d&w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06
In both eampsf for former friends, ndw become
implacable enemies. l,t : " =.
AMY oaoAyIzATIoN.

Cavalry is very scantys AS to field Artillery
there is'scarcely any to be seen, which prove
that the losses In the battle Of Ball 'Rhn hav,
not yet been repaired. There remaIns, then
the infantry, enesmped siRDsn irregulhr, bu
sufficiently comfortsble manner, In aI forme
letter ! spoke Of the volunteer ofgan zasion
and | need not revert to IT, t.o1Theif hilitar.
bearing is very Indifferent, owing as iauch to thl
fault OF the men, who. appear 70 -bestraDgeri
% the 1daiies of military cleanliness and th,
keeping Of their arms as 70 the powerlessnesl
OF the Administration, which ia far from hav
ipgi completed in o proper manner the mode Of
furnishing clothing, caps and shoes. ggiI
The instruction OF tho soldier is yery indif
ferent, almost nothing, and + do, NOT Tbelievs
they are actively occupied with il. In General
the appearance of the camps 10 sad, due Is much
70 their sombre color and bad condition. of the
materials, as to the attitude even Of the men
which is heavy, without animation and without
Cnttf lulueBS. .-~afr.. H..fa -.-aa -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06
THE sourBERN,AnMY

AT first sight an idea may be formed of the
secession eoldiers' exterior, \ The question OF
uniform, not fully, solved in the Moth, is not
tlought Of at all at the South, II would seem
that The attempts, At uniform have not igot be-.
yond the distribution among some cotps of q
kind Of jacket Of q heavy gray cloth manuiac.
tu5ed in Virginia. The oothes,c whether oI
regular uniform or fancy, are AL in very bad
condition; the soldier, nevertheless, pfeservei
beneath hisEags, AN aspect sufficiently martial
and perfect order reigns inthe camp ana at the
pOeta: NJ \
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06

3 Beauregard is forty years Of age. He ie
small brown, thin, extremely vigorous, al
though his features wear tired expression,
and his hair has %hitened premsturely Face,
physiognomy, tongue, accent, everything about
him 10 French. His braveryis great and unds-
niable, and everything denotes In him, if not q
superior general Intelligence, at sieast a very
remarkable military aptitude. he 10. quick, a
little abrupt, and although we'll educated and
l'distinguished 10 his manners, he must some-
times offend, lees by what he says than BY his
manner of sayingit. Perhaps he does not re-
press with sufficient care the manifestations o.
an ardent personality which knows it's worth
and TO which an immense military euccess MAJ
have given legitimate self.conideace. He 4
/ extremely impassioned in the defenee of th'
cause which he serves; at least, he takes les
care to conceal his passion underaa calm AMI
cold exterior than do most Of his comrades Q
either army. ITO sum up all the South ha
found In him q man Of on uncommon ardor,
ceaseless activity and indomitable power Of vii
characters by which We recognize the mai
destined TO win battles and 70 lead parlies.e.o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06

Baggage Checked Through to all i'm
,5portant Points East. 4. go.
5Gssi ~ clruTT7 T-rT-7CTrl7r II " = a 4
!, ~. \. ASK FOR TICKETS VIA N G. - 10 q
di tBELLAIRE OR 6TEUBENVILLE,IS ,IS'a
!, = ,iso--....- ..-.--s-ij $500 4
/ Tickets dGeod over either Route.
aYs l'.1lA--a 1r- - -l----l--ll-- ~ -
sdi etsb tia.di ioi JNo. W, BROWN, Ia
ai q a9tg Gen. 4 ictet Agent GENITAL ohio r. R.
I.lA,lHUTCHINs0Nfi
|5our Gen. Ticket Agent stenbenville short Line
| .Is16 -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06
THE SOUTHERN CAVALRY.

What strikes one most is the cavalry, which
is very numerous, admirably mounted, and com
posed Of superb men. It Is plain, at the frs
glance, that these men are the sons OF lfarmeri
and landowners, that their horses are their own
and that they are accustomed, if not to arms, al
least to rough country life.
Besides, nothing is more picturesque thar
these Southern cavaliers They wear the mos
impossible costumes, wofully dilspidsted by q
three months bivouac; hats without crowns
boots without soles, with an air aud herpic bear
ing.tbat Don Caesar de Bazan would have en-
WED. And since these ragged cavaliers have
as fine. energetic, Virginisn faces as their hor
ses are magnificent. which they manage with
great daring, one is filled with admiration, JUS
as we admire the fantastic figures Of the war
rjora creatad nv Salvador Rosa s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06

l0TEI Fron tie 75lcdo Eade u May 9o
Al Ia yuoxuSc,sr,os,i WoatfsrrR ls far STANpARI
foowsd Nv our hest authors; lin definitions he leave
noibinr 10 be desired and In It's sucen
to Say that woRorsrEk can "a safeIy followed
r. = yao ,s IiNGHAEI 4 BisAGG,,
lPnbIishers, Zoo iers 4 stationers
NO i9i SUPERIOR y ,s p q ST cIEyEsLtASD' OHIO.
ma,ss !, .tsyyss1 ylbssqa igoiaA 3IsH Ia,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06
THE SOUTHERN STAFF oYFlcrRs.

The stafIs Of the generals in chief (Beauregard
and Johnpton) are remarkable. If the United
States we're not a republic, would cay that
those ct ifs are composed Of the flower Of the
Southern nobility Most Of them possess i'm
meuse fortunes ..-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06
] WORC STEtfy'S $50.
I'I1 y, ,A.Ll,,QtJJ,AlRT0DETIoNA;R u

The LatsstvThe Hargests.!TheI Best,
~. The Cheapest Because the, Best ta. u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06

Another Letter from Prince Napoleon.
A third letter from Prince Napoleon has
made its appearance. This letter seems to leave
no doubt that it is from the hand Of the Prince
himself. IL is dated at W ashington, Aug. 18th.
We quote the following dg4 e..r -..s--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OH

SCHUUL CUMMISSIUNEKbAU AUF IUHIU'
From REQ. Aason SmytA, Comuissioner Of Common
~ W W - Sdhoois n, Ohio ~ .5.e
'The Dictionary IL an imperishabie monument to the
learning and industry Of Its author and honor to the
world Of letters. The mechanical execution far supe
ror to that Of any other Lexicon with which am &C
Jquainted." g
From Hon. ~ H. Barney. Eo- Commissioner o.
Schools tn OHIO.
''The, most reliable stdhdard ,suthohtyof the Ian
guage."
lr9tss Leo -swn.r rnr5.
r T.eadino NexUspapera of Ohio Say
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06
ership.

lFHAvRFHIsDAY ADmuTTEDn my
| u son nJAMBe,ADeFR Balm Rspartper In ny bnii'
q SD { ssnr "a y f!bliE % snih HisA, e,:sl
Columbus. feh Is. 1851. ,tsbp,,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06
THE SPIRIT OF BOTH ARMIES.

1t ia inconteetible that there is much more
passion and ardor among the officers Of the
Southern than among those Of the Northern
army. 1t is insisted in the secession camp that
this ardor, this disinterested devotion to the
common cause, Is shared by the soldiers; that
in the South they serve through honor and con.
victioD; that among the Federals the, soldier
knows no other allurement than pay, no other
impulse than that of want-the best recruiting
officer among the populption OF large cities.
Certainly 1t is going too far to generalize o
fact which may be true to some extent. Indi.
vidusl bravery is incontestibly superior in the
Confederate camp; but the Union army makes
up for this disadvantage by more advanced
military organization and knowledge, at least
among the soldiers; 30 that matters being al
most equally balanced, tits difficult enough TO
foresee towards which side the fortune Of war
will incline. sal hl'
1t is true the victory Of Bull Run is Of ma
ture to excite to the higest pitch the confidence
and enthusiasm Of the Southern men; but find
it impossible to see in the result of that battle
one Of those solemn judgments, without appeal
which condemn one side to bow the head be
meath theIinesistible aseendency Of the victor
These men, after all, are nearly Of the samt
race, or the same mixed races, and, despite Tho
divergence Of opinion, they have common
fund Of ideas, manners and feelings, which does
not permit line to be drawn through the thir.
tieth degree of latitude, and to have il said: All
that is north of this line is inferior to all that
is south of 1t. 1900
To estimate the'e event Of July 81, we must
leave wide margin for the local incidents, the
chance and unexpected encounters on the geld
OF battle, the unforeseen events which take hold
Of the imaginations Of the mssses--all second
ary causes which operate on the war by 80 much
the more ae the armies have less experience
discipline and knowledge. hn.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-06
-Four Trains Daily sGESoSm Columbus,

NIGHT EXPRESS, va Dayton, al " 90 midnight.
Hamilton, arriving vt oinchnat at 5.25 M; at Day
ton ut 255 a.. m; connecting at Cincinnati with the
Ohio and hississppi Railroad for Louisville, Evansve,
ana ali points South and Southwest; also at Dayton
for indianapolis, Lafayette Terre Haute Chicago, etc
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