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crEE - Many pi-rs-s
APPARfNTLl DISSIMTLAR~
Whenever The mind il iaael more than the hos,
The penalty T. psspepeis. ae most cor, enieat nam.
Tor r legion ~ complaints. beginning with REPAIRED
digestion, and generally erslnS Ia C0NSrNproN
sn' Ell originating IN a deterioration o. the h,oes
Prom The Rev. ~. cJlEFSIEAF1
crNeisssu, October y. fSra
have drivsd - much persossl heness frcmtl.
fef-tlan syrup, thst 4 do not hesitate % room
mend rs use g. all that large class III CO. ~.
Iron y The ef5cicrt remedy. To cicr-.rn~r ..r..-
ally, and persons whose occupation. tar hesvlx 49,.
nervous energies or to sufferer. from fh~ delilits
uns ehsets i summer heais. believe ihis l. b. fu
Invaluable remedial agent.
rH C~REENLEsF.
Rector 81. raais Chnrch
Sept 4. or
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Dr erdsr q thc Ecard q Schaoi Trustees. 7 am
ID sutsorizrd a. receive sealed rrsposais for TIE
teivcy 81 Fiaty cords u Epcl seasoned teefh. ~.
ser ard hickors Ore WOOD. ionr feet ions. o. b. d.
hvrrrt A. tie four several Shrl uopcf in thiscfs.
- To- frat das ~ >orcmhsr Dsat
rr,po..i. sill te received si iae sus 6re.cry
anti SATURDAY.. ur f1fh irsL Iae vssi j. ~ b. N
srlf ucr. ~ lirnks viii 80 received.
John REMAND.
Terre-Hsufe. Aug Z. d~sw
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THE Trsr-The KankSkee Dessocraf call.
Daniel ;. Dickinson a traitor. The ic.i by
which he : tired Is his having raiseJ Ia voice
"a favor Of hrs country sad against TIE trai
tor and thieves Of the southern Confeden
ey 70 which the Democrat i giving al and
comfort In the ewes Of the great Peace
Party the man who prefers The ~pro.pcrii,
and safety Of h- country 10 that Of a. party
- traitor
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Nav ioKK. Sept lO-The marble build
ING, - Murray Street. vas burned last right
Loss on building estimated At So 600 insur
81. The flames communicates to the al
joining building. No. AZ, the whOle upper pos.
ton OF which i on fire a. We 20 10 press
The loss on this building Mil no doubt reach
over $40 600. No. IS wAs partly damaged
BY fire aud water. The building. Nos IS
and q. Warren Street. were also hanged,
and IA greatdanger Of destruction
The Mozart general committee. held n
meeting last evening. at which tie report Of
their delegates 10 tho Syracuse ~sntion
was adopted. and also n series Of resolutions
by Mayor Wood, the most significant and i'm
portant OF which declares rnreseryedlv Tor
the maintenance Of the Government without
respect Of party and Zoe the suppression Of
all treason either South or North.
rIsks CORRESPONDENTS
lt Is re- pried that large numbers Of rebels
are enesR ped IN the vicinity OF Leesburg
Gen. Banks column has moved down the
Potomac. - which point Is not known
The Government will shortly nut aaoat
Two more expei lions destined to land upon
the coast o. The rebel States. their exact
destination Is not publicly known.
Col John fitzroy De Coureey. a. English
officer OF much distinction has rendered his
services 10 the Government and the ofer has
been accepted Col De Courcey command
ed a Turkish regiment during the Crimean
war.
OF the sum lost by paymAster Gallagher.
the Treasury has already received 81. 600
from Haydowus. the gambler on one occa
son he drew $40, 900 in double eagles and
proceeded with 1t 10 HayGown- and deliber
ats'y commenced gambling il away. lie
from the Treasury SOL. 500 during August.
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sxsaaf.H ~ WHrgn~ NfroI>fA-The In.
dansroiis Journal Of this morning avs A
psiysfe Dispatch from General REYNOLDS. to
Governor Morton, last night. .ass Lieu
,euant Colonel Owea. Of the l5fh segineat.
had a .kirmi.h this morning. killing az OF
the enemy Oae Of his men va. wounded
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MfLgr.ar JSrFoss-Ws would cal 10
.feni'on Of officers IN csrp . the fact that
Min>hail 4 Paddock have. At taeir store. the
celebrated West 81 England Blue Cloth
regulation shsde-and are making uniforms
- the best manner a. low prices. dr.
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kEcRUIrs TOR rHf THRIFT rIRsT.-This
regiment n now regularly mustered into the
service Of the United States. and 10 fast be.
Ag organized and made ready for equipment.
A few more mea are needed - fll out some
Of the companies. Those desiring to voiun
ser viii apply soon at headquarters. at Camp
Vigo CHARLES CRUFT. Colonel.
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REon2aTAL B.xb-Music.an, srs -snt.
e. 10 compose = brass band for the 5Is Reg
meni nov at Camp vieo. A good opporsu.
nifty will be afforded to skillful performers.
quarters CHARLES CRUFT. Colonel
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T%ELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Noon Dispatches.

Destructive Itre-Thc razart Detnoc
fscy-Msyor Wood Tor the Govern
meat without Respect To Party. aud
the suppression OF Treason North
and so"th-Large Rebel Force near
Leesburs-Baaks' Column Moving
-eoi Detources Offers his sword
eaiieshers D~efaicstion - $4,000
RecoyeTed-HIs Operation.
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MsEziKD-On The l0th last. al tho rc-i-
dence 81 Joseph II Kelly by IL. Maserove.
Esq.. Mr. Wulf.N r. BxSNkrr - ~
see4S 2 krLLf. both Of thi. city.
journal nlea.e eopN.a
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WA~rrp A teacher. either male or fo
msie. for The Distrct No. 4. Otter Creek
township Applications viii he received hs
the undersigned until Monday. September
10th J " AARKLE. Director
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Terre-Haute Female Colleg,
ESTRAY NOTICE.

STRAYBD or STOLEN ON neit red COW ~ith
> lined back. her tai has been cut - a. - take
outhe brush Al 10 end, her herus shout medium
sise-ns other marks roCoiiscter. She iea a calf
about three DAYS old. which induce tue belief ira.
she has been driven awsy. 4 suitable reward VII
be paid Tor her recovery. J. 2 noFFArT
Avg %. d3f-wlw
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A hrwAEn T. orTrErn.-For ihc detection n a.,
person oounfeH.iauE initiating. OF he vcnsrr ofsn,
such counterfeit ~ Imitation - B1rhavs's Holland
Bf'er,. The genuine. highly concentrated Hois.ni
httsrs e put mp In haifri bottles only, having The
name q tie prefrieior. T. Page. j.. blown ia them
AID ais signature around the nerk e. caeh sra ever,
bottle.
Tlis dslieh'fi Ar.ens has been received hy Aisa-
ioans with tasi favor which only extended - rs-il,
street.-the Preparations Nhcavoo ssidc the mart.
"a success attending rs einin.efrsiou. he ma.,
stubborn case. - Fevcr ani Asur. weaknc-s ofnv
al, Dyspepsia. Heartburn. :ciity offbc stomach.
sick snd Ner~ous ncadsrhe indigestion. Cossir.
ness afd I1les. together with he saurleD conirri .
exercises over az Nervous. Rheumatic. ana Neural
Tc Affections. We ranno; wouaer a. lts popularity =
Wei may ihe .urans value this remedy.
Auc. p lvlw
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TO Frs.
FURNITURE.

DARLOR AND CHAMBER
IL RN T r +
vEEY LOW FOR CASE.
Ei,rois Mon~y Taken o. 3 r<r ~,af. Discount,
]. C. WALTER.
IA MAIN sTREE7.
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NOTICE or APPLICATION FOR lcEysr-
y Ncacs 4. hsr.hy girer, thst I -ifi arpiy e he
fosrt a Conmisxe-ers e VICE roansy. Indiana a,
fh~ir n~tt r~Tui-r tern. c0n,enrns - TIE ist
torscafinr nqnof- n q 80 qasntAy thar squsrt
sta uns- Hvfiee 81 husns< std The premise.
wberecn aid hq-esc1tsscld, ten nbask street
a. int Ne a. Il Ts-rsfsrfs. hs1is-nt -ssp. u
vixe f-<ssna
D KAU9 n
sept 4 Gsvev
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f"Ftu uud Rnlus-Nc-
,uiloch mt Fort Smith-cen. Price
and taiib Jackson.
koiLs. sept. s~th.-Eieht prisoners uerc
seat 70 - Louis. this morning They were
captured IN a sk.rmish between the Home
1uards and the rebels NJ Douglas Prairie. in
Gssconade county Two Of the rebel. we're
Killed. and in smother skirmish the came dav.
ten more OF the rebels we're killed AMI hirt,
taree horses captured
At another place near Cuba two scout,
we're. taken with Provost Marshal Mckin
stry- passes in their pockets.
A6vices from Springfield % FiidaS.uou
ing. arc 70 tie effect thp' ne battle hob en-
fought between Montgomery al.i Rsins rp
- Tuesday last.
McCuiloch was reported % be AZ Fort
smith and his troops we're en- route for Fort
walker IN Arkansas
Nothing definite was kaown 81 bis future
movements, hui il Wa supposed hs force
would remain nepr the line. ready 10 act In
concert with the Missouri troops a occasion
nigh; require.
Gen. Price had gone to reinforce General
Rains. Their united forces we're about seven
thousand strong.
When last heard from Price was about ~
teen niies from Fort Scott. Kansas. and a
battle was expected 10 take place on Thurs
day Of last week.
Ciaib Jackson Ien Springfield On Saturday
night 70 JOIN the State forces.
Ten. Frcmonfs proclamation reaciiei
SIR gheld Weln-zdav last sni created con
siderable sensation.
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,UNpEETAKER.
NOTICE.

DARTICVLAR NOTICE T. hereby r~rr. e. al
L whom ii nay c'aoeru. that al the notes and
book ,oooEnis 81 he late firm q LlshA stephens A
Co. are nov In The hands q The undersigned FOR
settlement and % whom payment must sno csr Only
be made. Immediate attention IL SCALED o. Ills mat
ter. - tho-e Who FL - - avai fhoin-rive- - th~
benefit ~ this nctce, mast expect - pay costs.
Aug. ~. d1~ J. kgKN.
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NOTICE TO

pIDs VIII be received BY y. ". Minshsu for re-
ID pairing the school H0nse On south Aarkrt street.
Spe cifcauons q Tie work - be done. can ae h-d "A
shall Z fatiocE-s Store. An. or
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ATTENTION. CxRaAxs'-A few more good
and able bodied Germans are wanted TO Gil
uP Company No 10. Of Col Which. Ger
man Regiment Apriy soon.
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Are growing more IN favor With the public. i,i.
nov conceded they arc lie bet p~argativc you "a.
put forth rom The World Il medicine. TIE ia.
vii surely sr-ive when they will sugcrcede Ell other
pnfgausss whatever. Tie ingredients II which
they are composed can scarcely be obtained by dru.
gists OF the makers Of other pills. Ir. Brandr~t
has them grown and prepared without regard e. H..
expense And this care 20 make a popular parra.
tive i appreciated, o. the ssles indicate O.hsr
purgauves are dragging a fickeriur existence. All
yet they may have somc merit. sat Braaereth-.
Pills are -afc sad sure--af,. because thrv crrrs,.
solely c. impure hunurs. No valuable nu,a
touched -niy enete or worn-cut material. which.
when taEen cut q the body. Ia,cs II stronger
They a. pleasant - atr1ly effective medicine can a.
10 say that they viii DOT sometime give pain usas
be tru-, bat the pain hes give f. only because The.
remove those crude and ba4 hrmors ron the hlo.a
which arc the cocs.ion ~ disease. Th~r oaen a
ture'- rveau~-. --s -s'. rsrnoi ~ s. fn-s pleas.
sr-ls.
Sod r. = cesisrata- Terri r-a;e. and ~ al
respectable dealers in medicine. faue2Ii~in
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s1 Sufferers hom Scrohious Affections. dssn 81,
WI, wear your rmpies. Ble,ches. Ulcers. Sores,-
Why have The ne twisted or 4 ,oa BY nv4sss.
Rheumatism snd Gous' WHY saner syphiiiu- A..
Nerourai diseases 70 70; The bones m ,or- hosy. 80
The tesh % your bone-i Why let ,orr s,r-s.A
blood drag and >ostter is l-i~renpcn ,hor.--h ,o.r
rrins' ArEKs Cosr. PIT n Ssrssrsrii. ezra
tbesc complaints. and clcarscs 'hen oct a. n, s...
ten. Use t faithfully ana ,r- f-i-r so Se-.-tg /.
healthier, e~ieanler. and fsr mere s1cepssr.s mea.
oer.-.p~nrerst. Baltimore. ~. fsa~14f~
70 ". ~ouia cal ne particular stssaaoa q -.
10y reaaer 20 he advertisement q Mcl<sn.
Strengthening Cordial ard Volcanic Ol il.imsnt
They are too well knova IN ,hi. community "a r
lrire ecommendat'ous Br ,4c-r are sasnv ~ 49,
readers Who are suffering fron a asranecms-f 81 a..
digestive o-ssns, without TIE siish,e-i ida ~ n
real cause. giving rise to symptom, .u1h - dos,aa.
ceaer, nervous unfiessan: fecling. l-decl.iou. iacs
% energy making existence a hurfcn. To an ~.
may be Afflicted. try tsis Cordial. il WI 1--WE iram-
dis;e relief T. 81 who may D. afflicted with Srr.
Or f-ils q any Kind. fy the Eminent. she tn
'efusen.snt la another coiurnn. 'aaseItw-fr
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fsi-oa~fsse zen, 90 O.. Lonis-S.iUnish-
ing-Tweivc Rebels Killed md ~
Horses CaptuFed-so Battle Be-
tween Montgomery and Rains-Nc-
tuiloch mt Fort Smith-ccn. Price
ahd tafih jackson
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WANTED D.
NEW ICATi

HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR
IL September, a.
". n. BCCKIN6HAM's.
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\ KATZENBACH.
Q. wITTESBERc.
Terrs Hsuie. Sept 8 div
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Indiana State University.

Indiana State University.
BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA.
A IL rHE DEPARTMENTS or rHg STATE rSf.
n Vkksfff sil h In fail operation. vita : hn
"efps ~ able and experienced ffefsssors. rotuiih-
standing te hardness u tle times The past yesf
has been = prosperous ono Tor tie University. ne
nfA term Flt con1meuCc Ga tie 18th ~ ~frfs .hrr
TUITION - fRkEi
LAW DEPARTMENT.
Hon. GrossK A. BlcKseu. n New Albany Iuage
q the Second judicial Great q Indiana. all take
charge "this department His superior tsients sna
fepAiA.en a. an eminent lgr.st Ali inlpart o. Il ths
,sness 1eeree = attraction and importance The
snae Tires months.
Senior Gas s1s 90
Junior Glass 20 90
aooi Roarding can b ohtshes a. B.orninssm. -
prices % suit the hard umes. For furtL-~ .rfoura-
ton adde's the President n tie University a.
bioominstoa. Rev { Mn. u D.
4 h. maxwell.
Pres q the Board 81 Tfs.iefs
bloomington, Ind, Aug 80. ls6l-dN2w
INDIANA ssBCRY UNTvERSTTY-Nest Term
Il commences. September 18th. FsauIratan far
admission 10 elAs>es Hoi4ss snt TUESDAY preceding
Prospect Tor Students gaod.
Provision foi German anu French a. l8u rates
A coarse Of General Lectures free.
Fnpenses can be greatly reduced. e~sp.cisit. ~
those boarding themselves.
No thought u suspending
law term viii commence November &c. 1901.
IHo> BOWMAN. Press.
GEKE~cAsrS. AaE. 81, gsei -d~-t n
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I"'"S inVuth> HSo an tufsnCc ~ ~
raw material. ne purchased over
100 Balcs Bro~s Mu-lins,
80 Cases bloschcd Ma.iirs.
~ Bales Shifting. Stripes and Check.
~ BALES DENNIS and Ticking.
AND ABOUT
%, 90 Yards
PRINTED CALICOES,
All OF which We are aow selling as follows
CALICOEs. al cents mar VA
Extra Fast color. m6
Superior q%uslities and styles
Very best manufactured. at 10
BrOsrn .LgMsssns:
Good a. Brown Muslin, 1T Sc.
Superior Fine do. at : : and SC.
Extra 56 to <ainch do. at . and Zoe.
Bleached Muslins.
food Blcaohed Muslin. At s.,
Extra Fine do at e:
Superior Shifting At ne
We have also In store over 10 different
brands Of the moss popular Blcsched
muslins In
shirtngs. sheetings, Pillow Cases
Of the following nance Hill. somper. Idem.
James Nil. Boot Mills. Sussex. wansutts.
wIlliansvIIle. hcdcdsccs. Conr-togs. &c.
W. call especial s~t,es,!on to . 10, 81
FANCY DRESS SILKS!
Purchased =, . great sacrifice to the Impor,
er. which ". are selling at eaSc rcr yard.
ard fun, worth 600. oar stock o.
BLACK SILK!
Hs- never been ~equ.lled in any market :
High Lus,rs Black nre-- s,lk.., 3. ~. 90
sndH ". h.r. ju., ep-,.ss -ssniscsss
line Of
Early Fall Dress Goods!
IL besuuful .,,le- Tor stree, md Travelling
El.s.., r-plin- ard Phi de Ch,vie, .. ,s,.
Double Width Broche Chew. at an.
Elegant Kmbroidered sroche nlunfn.e.
We advise our friends to not allow ,hem-elve.
70 be imposed upon By the cry Of
ADVANCE IL COTTON GOODS
Az .e .re .tii AM will be IN . position u
.ell a, old prices. a. We buy all our goods for
cash ard eel exclusively fr c-sh'
EDsALL. M'DOUGAL * CO.
c~sss nxn and rssrxA sre-sa
ssss uRns-nAun. mn
, 1861-05-30

4 Philadelphtan writes Is follows:
The name Of Buchanan smells rank in the
nnstrils Of the nation. The Whcat1and trai.
ter is noW SO broken down a. to be trem-
bling, chatte1ing, pulling inbeciie, tbs ffoSps
Of Heaven already descending On him as q
snpe1auous 1aggafd On the same stage With
v1ttuous men. He talks about the yillniny Of
those wretches, as he calls them, who fired On
the American flag! Villains whom he took to
his bosom, knowing them to be such, and
consenting to be their plant tool. But ohas
50 forth and fight those Old Villain friends Of Of
bis; Think Of u; spend four years in aiding
70 destroy the Government, and then give one
hundred dollars toward saving It'll !, This mis-
e5aole man, Tho now starts at q cloud and
shivess at 2 breeze, has not sold his farm and
raised 70 bny him ont, mud purge the soil Of
Pennsylvania Of bis preseuce. HIS grpy hairs
protect him from hanishmeut. What q spec.
tacle OF national 1oathing Is presented by the
closing yeare OF this n1ai,'s life, He viii de
u1Wept unhonored, and unsung.
But there Is. another of thb PENNSYLVANIA
Buchanans to be mentioned, that Cants,n Who
commanded the. Navy Yard at Washington,
ana Who threw up his commission so abrupt
y the Other day when called on to act. Thfs
man has been feeding at the public test ever
t1ne6 tae close Of the war With ENGLAND, uear-
= n1ty yea1s, growing rich upon Its fatness,
Hts4oos GsEA A0fAHR IN enemY'a gun pointed
at him. Ho caused his brother 70 be ma1n
purser IN the Navy, where he too has bsen
generously Eaid. Other relatives hayc fllIed
lucrative offices under the Government. 4
nephew has been educated at public cost IN
TIE Naval Academy, aad now holds comnis-
the loyalty Of any Of these; but Captain IN. Ans
chanan himself quits the service Of his conn.
t1y at the only moment In his long carcer ffat
he could hayo been uhefu} to It. HIS Tcpont-
snce cones too late, and the Government viii
disappolnt the country II it allows slim to be
reinstated: The nation has had enough Of the
p naIne. =! History would present cleaner page
rlennsylvanla, and the catalogue ofPresidsnts,
II Wul b. IN undyiu9 shame. .
, 1861-05-30

We announced day or two since, tho death
by lightning, Of ". Il. La Barre, ono Of the
Rockford Ellis Rifles, st Camp Scott, (Free-
portl The Freeport Journal has the follow
ing details Of the sad disaster:
During the terrific thunder storm of Satur-
day night, st ten minutes past 12 O'Clock \
bolt feN on the camp grounds. Instantly kill.
ngWm: Il. L Barre; one Of the Rockford
Ellis Rifles, and giving several others mar
Tow escape. La Barre, Asa Pdtcha1d. F. J.
Enson, Alexander Baltoser and Oscar kim Of
Cherry Valley 'mcased" together, near the
upper or southern end Of the Rockford quar-
ter5. King had gone home to Cherry VAL
WIS vn On gu @ 4 a saa ana Soss5 Es,ea
lay side BY side, asleep. Pritchard being next
LaBa1re. They lay with their heads towards
the centre Of the Gimp, the mir being bet
Ter, a. tho night was warm one. LaBarlc's
head was closeto one Of the studding sup
poIta Of the front Of tha barracks, ssains.
which was on the side next his head AZ Is
evident upon examination, tho bolt passed
down the studding to the gun, thence down
the gun to the hammer, where the charge d.
v1ded, portion of 1t passing Oft the hammer
into LaBasre's head and face, and the rest
down the breech Of the gun tearing It in It's
passage, thence into the earth, making hole
- - Aca II oA41&uGtG4 4tI CVloA4EIaoia aepsn.
The ehock Was 3 terrific one, and awoke
everybody but those In that mess. La Barre it
Killed instantly, and PHtchard and Eason were
go stunned lhey knew nothing Of WHIST had
happened until near daylight, and were then
aronsed with difficulty. The rain had poured
In upon them, and In the opinion Of the ply
sfcfans cared their lives. Pritchard's arm Wa
blstered, md rings were singed around his
body BY the fluid. l. Barre never stirred. He
lay as Il ssIeep, his efms folded across his
breast, and his eyes closed. The Guard WHO
was outside-wLose name VIC were uuabia to
lea1n-was 'prcstrated, and his gun thrown
six feet from his best. He however picked
himself up, aod' Ill mud d he WIS, kept
Ets0dily on dutv.
, 1861-05-30
Ether1dge In Cairo.


We are told that the gods used to count
death by lightning as The choicest blessings OF
heaven. It seems that Emerson Etheridge Is
anxious to Ehare the traitors doom-dcath
upon the ga1lows. He fs determined to make
the Southern people hang him. This they
Will do. The miserable scoundrel has already
exhausted tho patience Of our people. He Is
regular SPY. Fire and faggot should bs up
piled to his sinking carcass. 4 correspond
ent Of the st. Louis Democrat, . vile abolition
sheet, writing from Cairo, under datc Of the
10th Of May, says:
"Qnite large delegation Of visitors from
Dresden and Durham, In Tennessee, came up
Emerson Etheridge. The party numbered
nearly thirty. A banner presentation took
PLACE at Camp Smith yesterday afternoon An
address WIS made By Col. Ethetidge, Of Ten
nessee."
Ethe1idge is nothing hut spy in cur midst
He is doing muck to endanger the lives of our
brave volunteers. He is daily impastins in.
formation that will bring dssolaticn among
our families and death TO our troops. While
such traitor is permitted to run At large, We
shou]d not complain q: any number Of spies
that enter our camp.
, 1861-05-30
Bathing.


Dr. B. B. Jones, an eminent physicisu, for
merly Of Springfield, Mass., but nov of Mch-
igsn, makes the following suggestions to OIL
GERS and soldlers: :
see It recommended By come OF the news
papers, that soldiers should battle daily a. 4
necessary means Of preserving health. Wlu
you permit one Of more than fifty years ex-
petience In the medical profession, to suggest
a more convenient and salutary method Of
eapn1 ary circulation 80 essential to hea1Ih be eg by
friction over the body dally-morning and
evening, II convenient, with salted cloth,
and not using the water bath oftener than
once In one Or two weeks. Tho cloth Is easiiY
preserved BY dipping crash towel in strong
solution OF aalt aud water, and allowing It to
drain dry without wringing., Thus prepared,
IT may be used as = '1ubefscient, a week Of
more NOR before Dipping again. THIS is also a
crate In camp life.