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The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-07-20

SpIEs.-Are there any spies among us?
For the credit and good name of our peo-
pie, we trust not Although we may DIFF
fer, and that honestly, as to the merits of
the most unholy war in which it appears
this unhappy country is about to be plum
ged, still, let us not be disgraced by the
presence of the infamous SPY and INFORM
Err. II has been stated-but we can hard
~ believe it-that some miserable wretch
has been giving information to the Federal
military authorities of the movements of
our county military, and suggesting that it
would be expedient to disarm them. If
this is so, we will in all lrankness and cam
dor say to the creeping, clinging reptile,
that if he is discovered, it will be more
than human magnanimity which will pre-
vent his being Invested of his foul and
Shiny hide.
The southern aegis. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1857-1862, 1861-07-20

The number of physicians in the United
States is estimated at 40,4S5.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orle ms.
Be Il remembered that this 18th day of March, 1861 be
Jore the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Charles Briggs President
and H P Janver Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance
Company New Orleans who being duly according
law do depose and that the above accounts Just aud
true aud transcript from the books of said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Swcrn to and subscribed before this 18th day Of March,
1861. DE. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace the Parish Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

MARSHAL'S MONITInN.
CONFEDERATE STATES DlsTRnT( CONFEnERATE STATES
COURT SHIP ARIEL. Her
BOATS, Etc. IN PRIZE
District of Louisiana. No. H.
pY VIRTUE of an Admiralty warrant,
ID directed 10 me III the above entitled cause, | have
seized and taken into my possession the Sh ARlE her
tackle, apparel, furniture bOntH etc. and cite and
admon, the owners and all and every other person
persons having pretending havr amy wight, title in
ere in to the same 10 be and alca before district Court
the Confederate States, fer the District aforesaid, to be
holden the city New Orleans, before the THIRD
MONDAY, from the puhica ion hereof show il any
they have why the ship Ariel her tackle appa ell and
furniture aud boa should not e condemned lawful prize
aud M proceeds thereof distributed eeasly 10 the prayer Of
the libt!nuts.
New Orleans May 30, 1851
G. r. BEVERLEY,
nj g. of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, city of New Orleans
1t remembered that this 18th day of December, 1860
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for
city aforesaid personally appeared Omer Gsard President
and A. Schneider Secretary of the Czens Mutual Insurance
Company of New Orleans, who being duly according
law do dpose and that the above just and
true and transcript from the books said Company
o. GA1LLARD, President.
A. sCHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before this day, December l5
1860. ARTHUR SAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
,IARSHALS MONITION.

N
CONFEDERATE STATES DIsTRlCT) JOHN WILSON FIT AL
COURT, vs. BRIG PANAMA and
CARGO. IN PRIZE
District of Louisiana. No Is.
On VIRTUE an Admiralty warrant
I'D dire clud in the above ed suit have seized
taken into my possession the brig PANAMA and CARGO
apparel and furniture and do cite and Nd
mOuis the and all and every other
persons having pretending have right title
to the to be and appear before District
the Confederate atps the District aforesaid. be
MONDAY the publication hereof sh0w cause any
they have why the sad brig Panama, her tackle
pa 81 and furniture and shou not be cor emned
Lawful prize and the proceeds thereof distributed Hceaby
the rray Of the libcantS.
New Orleaas, May IS, l86l -
c. B. BEVERLEY,
Marshal c. 5 Of America
AVIS DU MARSHAL.
C3rR nE DISTINCT DIES }JGHN WILSON TT Al" VS., lie
Flats fONFEDt RES, BRICK PANAMA CAR.
llis de ID otiSiune GAISON. No Is. CONNIE PRISE.
I'm NERFU drum writ d nfrauIc n moi
IA nd esS S lHilairc c desslls, ia 81 I'll pri~
st~N1 @ brick FAN ANA enlargement, elements
arhnN e. e$ meub'cs JIG onne avis mautcHant proprit
tar" on rrnDE1oaeS, et tOnth personnes
ayhn', irvtcuiant R'OT dtoit, inte dit
hrrE y1lF Sc presenter fiOur de District deS Eta'S
CON ttt Tour e ID strict Ia vile
de Ia Nonvete Orleans lie le 1ROISIEME LUNDl,
darcr de PUBLICATION dn pour hire vaor les
gttc1ens nppHr meuhlrs enlargement
cnlAuutI prise lsnlc poduit
cOnurmimrnl ala ptiere dcS demnndems.
NuuY :c OBTAINS, lie . de mai 1861.
C. BEVERLEY
my 320d Marshal des EtatsC onftd@rt d. Amtrique.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

6szEzggsSa LOSS Of TEETE3-Dr. J. wEsTF
~ - Una eh street, continues supply
LOSS OF TEETH without viras or springs,
~&AlIS upon his principle Of self Adhesion This
method has procured him universal appreciation and
ended as sn he mos ingenious system Of employing ARTI
FICIAL TEETH hitherto invented, and in all restoring
perfect articulation and aBcaou and perfect natural
in appearance DEFY detection by the closest
Vests method Of filing teeth gold modern
improvements Those Interested will find these statements
sntely and scupuious1y DR..
thanks the inhabitants of New Orleans vicinity the
extensive practice they have favored ha with for the fifteen
years Office and residence lii st. Charles street. doo
from Lafayette Square. as6tf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

STATE or LOUISIANA I
Parish Of OIleaua, City CT New Orleans
Be 1T remembered that the lh Of May, 1861, before
the undersigned Justice Peace for city
sforcsaid personally appeared THOMAS A ADAMS, Presi
dc and G. W SPRATT Secretary, Of the Crescent Mutual
Insurance Company of New Orleans, who being dny
ere just true transcript the books Of
the Company.
THOMAS 4. ADAMS, President.
G. W. SPRATT Secretary.
Subscribed sworn to New Orleans llth day
May, 1851 before
D. F. MITCHELL, % j. p.
The Board of Trustees interest the
Of SIX PER CENT. per in cash all the outstanding
certificates the holters thereof their legal
sentatres, sitter the SECOND MONDAY Ooh day Of
June And after reservng One Million Of Dollars
Of Profits redeem FORTY per per cent Of the
Of 1853, payable follows, viz:
Twenty per the second Monday doth day of June
| next;
Twenty per cent the Monday 9th day septen-
| Der next;
| They also declared SCRIP DIVIDEND Of THIRTY
PEP CENT. the Net Earned Premiums of the Company
past months ending the 30h April 1861 whioh
will be Issued after the second Monday 2h
| lay Of August next.
The Company continues insure against the perfs Of the Sea-
River and loss OF damage by Fire. pre-
MUM
| THOMAS J. ADAMS, President.
GEORGE JONAS Vice-President.
| C. VI. SPRA1r, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

4 NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
IRON WORKS-Ihe undersigned beg ioave to inform
the public and builders generally thst they
featuring all kinds Of Architectural Building
their foundry Magnolia streets
ece in Davidson Row Carondelet verandahs.
Railing Shutters Safe and Bank Doors Straight Circular
5tsr4 Iron Bridges Roofs
They keep constantly hand Cast and Wrought Col
uGrs VetiHtors and Sash Weights, fill
every description OF Castings Columns Store Fronts
with dest atoh.
BENNETT Il LURGES, Davidsons Row.
ie9ztf Carondalet straaA.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
c. r. BEVERLEY,
Marshal {. s. Of America


AVIS nt MARSHALL
Corn DE Dl>ranr pE> EEATS CONfEDERES :. LIE
EEA1, GuNrEnEREs. NAYIRE Ariel, SEES BA-
TEAUX, Etc, CONNIE PRISE.
District de Ia LnusHne No Is.
EN EEItFU dun writ d'Amiraute moi
II aes dams lataire cidc>sus a sn ct pris
session lt navfc ARIEL grtcments, appHrX, SEES
meubes, buenX ct e dome avis mantenant pro-
prille pOpicIRr" Oute Hntre
ayit prGtedan nVor oro tire nItGt dit
nevre, dnvor presenter CUlr de District DIES Eats
ConiGdGrts pour c District susd devan rtre tenue Ell In
Vile de Ia NOuve leOrltans lie arRnt le TRO1 ~IEME
LUNNI daer de Ia publication du present avis, pour tare
vuo les aisons, sis nvient, leSQuees lie dit nave
Ariel gttments appnnx ct meubcS ct baenuX
scien pas onamnts prise lGgac ct lie produit dis
ribut commencement Il Ia prlrre des dcmlnlemS.
Nuuvelle- Orleans, lie 81 de mai 1861
G. b. BEVERLEY,
irl 32Od Marshal dies Etats- Cont dtrts d Amerque.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
TO FAMILIES TO FArILIEs,
DENTISTRY,

sszgpsggzMa. ARTIFICIAL TECETEf-Ths beat
ESszSsS cheapest and repete Dental EsablisEr-
INV ment in New Orleans ia DR.. FIELDING,s
N%AllI lJ 1915 Canal street. ~
His facilities npularg Artificial Teeth are ursUasssS
BY Practical mist il the Southern States dofyng cornpe
ton ard at urices charged by the inexperienced.
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procure where
they rely the experience skill integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Every Artificial Tooth is Of surprising tesuty which cannot
be detected from the productions gradually re-
storing that uniformity to the features youth and
beauty and warranted satisfactory for aeson and arcuIa-
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readily az.
tracing Teeth without pain, sGperseing
tanned by the profession, astonishing all who witressit
All Operations in Dentistry performed with and s and
or cheapnes and utility unsurpassed by otheys Unsk-
fully applied Teeth renodeled and fl Guaranteed mod
crate charges At the following prices written guarantee
companyng each if desired not found as regsented
after two months trial. their money will returned
Full sets on Sterling Silver tEse S2S co
Full finest flash gurns, bound. 40 m
Full vuicanized Rubber equal to gold frU 80 to SO d.
Full sets on Y carat gold base, beautiful form 50 50 90
Full y gold base, Is TO 125 hi
The mast perfect gems thai can be produced
Those requiring Artificial Teeth cordially invited to call
and examine before engaging elsewhere
DE. FlELDlNG Dental Surgeon,
n6 " Canal streat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
CONSTABLE,S SALES.

CONSTABLE,S SALES.
sres sP: o 81 6s: & H*oS o. 4N IF " EoH
RY VIRTUE OF writ Of 4, tist ri Gaciaa, to
he cce for the p',i,h q Orleans in M 2l,oI9 entitled st
VII proceed to r a" pubic c2 IA tie 5aT-sq2in e. The
s.rtc On SATURDAY, 18th d&y Jaae l3j at i ocoek
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the First Dis
psa Of and and. @ M s n s a ant M g e
inches and ne, Perdido y eep Of l2o tst the
sid d g %':* ho @s f%i so ~ $ @
deposited in my Office.
TfIs9 = RI H9 Ts6 54 .eco and ac the said lot of
ground win be definitely adjndice highest and est bid
G1 s Go4 w" o0d a. Io s haze m
and in cash, the amount Of costs in rle above case say
il 24jtI8 e' 0- NV sp0' ". H. WATERS Constable
Ss''F FsS S;5'S 5: 9e7" 715 %ssS3E Co.
:c!3 5g2s s i e .asS : to & ne
T+s siw e pGo and povTs .res on Fl
| 18th day of Jane 1851, At 70 O'Clock N.-- ---.
ITwo of Carer, Washbarn 4 Cos IMPROVED COTTON
SIZED s i, the b; above suit, .,--..-y,,..,,
on ,e "2 ra61 4 Tr l the he aa1 6 Con
stables costs amounting to abJ-t s 10 be paid cash by the
W. H. WATERS, Constable.
sHeosos 5ssG?s De PAX FIT 4h5 RE + F2gBs5A ~
y555qG a IT, f. sf'
ee 9e PT 2oar Ia P49 9 De- 2 a e rfons
Entire les lys Poydrss Ct Perddo, lie NARDI, Ii inin
l'2 BErX o NacH EfS PS%: SEfToYER LIE c,roN PA
TE sSiit Gsz de %f5GGe e %13H." os
Ia .econde mise en- les ditss
c4seH AUST payer coptsut les ais de constable
| sieIevaLt $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

fF BOSS ERE pectfuliy to her friends f8
E end the public generally her house open rs
for The reception visitors The unvned electric medicinal
baths can be enjoyed to perfection the facilities for
t"tf have been greatly and innrOved Her table
as will bundantly supplied and every attention
viii he mid TO the comfort invalid She earnestly trusts by
her Uptng excrtions give satisfaction to all who onnr
her by their patronage Being situated at peS driving
distance he villages of tovington and Mandev it rem
ders The drives those places convenient
The Aba omnibus will he i'll attend nce nj the aL@nG a.
CoviHgtoi to convey passengers to the Springs.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

The Company eouuetc insure against the pert soAs
ard rivers and loss and damage by ire The
premiums
sa- Office, No. Jarondeletstreet dl7 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
49, LAKE SHORE HOTEL 3A31ss
fHf9.S7 KIN
Esa;;;l MANDEVILLE. 4a@As-

This long established AMILY HOTEL is open for the
Season. New hath houses having been rebuilt for lheS and
children and newly renovated will he supplied with
the the markets, and pains spared to render the
guests comfortable. will be the aim OF the proprietor.
good Livery Stable Is attached to The il tel where can be
had Ladies' Saddle Horses Carriages and Bnggies
mi I'm B. BUTMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, RY PROFESSORS ). L. AND W,

T..
This vary remarkable spring situated the AbG river
naTsh of TAmmanv near Two miles ind htl east u Gov
volume rises from the earth with
stTon current temperature found 10 be CT DEGREES
T. T. ante unlike known in the Tf;-hh1lhoOd
From lis Unusual chemical composition the large OF
SILICA conag led it has IFS source
nnn in he en- ,th-e;nl, fact natural attesiRC veil"
N'eP j. L. G " p RIDDEL'
-ig TTrt-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08

subgcribed il New Orleans this llth day
May, 1861, before -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-06-08
legal, NOTICES.


Of New Orleans. No 1924.
NOTICE is hereby given TO the creditors
heeIn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26


0wD A0 - Ah-Y0 - nn1o1 =
1see - A. SNul11 $500 -
psss1le - -. ~ ~ -
knnoD a 80 - nbW 0Ur = H.
- taae eo9n6snaoe q - I'D eveeAap o1hsGaG
~ inAoe3n q - Uniaa - - OeG9ofto1toG-
= HlUe0 - ERQ10f - A11oD poog1o
Q egDsd seoelliea u1i1A he $1,000 ~
on0Sfh sg0 - 0Dvqaol
sv9 ssvssdl g q 6eaahs1 1870 Asea2sas =
Uyooo tAeoo 0on1oo ~ uDet - v1ioo M
visv q eoonhalshiSe ~ CeoeeoaG1g.
fyhilq - intu1t0 = taUk4iataqprasa.
80 = ~ 6slkk - - Qot1aea 4
bsinG nalli1a1s ~ 1s6ego 9evee1nsats1bvoges1
esss3b 81 3ke o1611I I1s1eof = ~
power 81 aBoon1ive fnnsosoessee = tie 0ovsg1.
1snt, VIE - ely oGoune - eaa1o6eo0 ag1nnr
esaiessy - efe1ssssivs ls.s s..saa.aes ~
lAw, bat vho aloo aUeGn1o ~ H9coeqe - 0ov.
ssnns.t invssted 81 tSe Csoedtaease b Tie %
ssdinase - inospGodeus eAasoee - - 4sds.
nj 0svsennen4 - w. kys saseea = pewea
judtsial Ospastnase - ~ 0svssansat y edss
potian e Ailj1asy 10ee.
lts unaas sush G1ssane1naese q i1peaail1
dasass. inVpkina alihe ~ Unise = taeoo 6laAes
ConSatutieaal 6ovesnnaot - Ne libestjeo q
the ooople go Ne Doneeney u Ievn - -
ousstsf . neee II OsaveaGsa - Dseneines -
6e lOth ~ g Jaly no.t - - tako sneh aetieI
a Hha faHnfo ~ ~ ill., - f. The nnnmrsfy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26
Death Of Young Mcdonald.

o0s0 - OOu6 MCDO0abOs
We do not re member when the indig-
cation Of our people was more thorough
y aroused than upon hearing of the
murder Of young Mcdonald, son Of u.
N. Mcdonald, Esq. Of StewartviIle.
The particulars so lar as We have been
able to gather them, arc about Is fol-
lows
When the oars, bearing Col. Carts
regiment reached Stewartsvi.le. thew
we're stopped for . short time that the
troops might I'll their canteeus With va.
ter. Three Of the men having been in.
fosmed that flag staff IN froIt OF Mo-
Oonsld'a house bad borne . secession
flag, and that the flag was in the house,
started to capture it. At the door Of
the house they met young Mcdonald,
and asked HIM If there vas secession
dag in the house, when be replied in the
affirmative. Que Of the soldiers said he
came after it, and atarted towards the
house to get it. Mcdonald ordered him
not to 90 into the house-the soldier
paid no attention to the order-when
Mcdonald snapped piatol at him. The
soldier raised his muskct and fired, the
hall passing through MoDonald's breast,
killing him instanuy.
We are glad to learn that Col. Cur
- condemns, in. the severest terms, the
action Of the soldier, and has placed him
upoer arrest. We also learn, bat do
"o' voocn sos the truth Of it, that Col.
I.lu. yili deliver the murderer over to
toe c'v'l authorities for trial. If he he's
p'opr sssuranccs that no violence will
IS. Joseph Gazette. '
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26


The Governor recently paid our city
. visit on important business, as it would
appear from the Gazette of yesterday,
in which it has been seen asserted that
the acts of the Governor have becom.
exceedingly popular and that there is a
great reaction taking place in his favor
1t appears that he fully posted the edi
tors Of the Gazette upon the extent and
magnitude Of his labors, and accordingly
it displays before its readers another in
tersstiog dish Of details Of the herculean
labors performed by that functionary,
and once more lauds him to the skies az
one Of the most active and accomplished
managers Of the day. We find out by
the same article, that the prosecutions
Of biz Excellercy have been Of the most
shameful character, and that it is time
to be making the amende; all of which
is q sweeping hint from the Governo,
that he vans to gain the ground he ha
been iooling away, and il possible, re-
cover bic grasp upon . denomination.
The principal point which his Excellency
makes - .. reason why prosecutions
should b slapped and the "amende'
made, is that he has bestirred himself
and raised some money 70 pay off the
boys. We cannot see that he has in
that gained any indefeasible title te
slori6eation. for in doing that, he simpl,
performed bib duty-nothipg more; ant
we here venture to state, that other gen
tlemen in IT, State Who are not Govor
nom, ald Who are not 20 close ON tn,
trsilfbr gubsrnatorial honors, have don,
equally = mach, and are far more de
serving 81 praise. No man deserve
praise for discharg'ng his duty. Thu
State pays Gov. Kirkwood Tor his ser
vices At . good round rate and If he il
earning b" salary, We are glad to hea
y; " he y performing bic duty 70 thos'
~sc pay htn III IL 70 give him du'
erea'': put as for forgetting past delin
4Denc' e.. and ignoring lis constan
neandsriogs in search Of political fame
We most cand'dly demur, and il i NOR,
than probable chat : copside,,hls 80,
tioo Of The Republican press which h.,
given him the cold shoulder will \. 80,
slow 70 forget them also.
itA perfectly natural for the Cover
nor 20 blow BIZ own trumpet and I,
procure ssstrain OF two from Bro. San
ders, occasionally. but that will fall "a
ssors o ssseh'og The ed so6ehe 70,
The chancss Tor hisSss-uomipatiou .r
ccntAnaslly growing ~ ssd th,o,,,
way - 49, - can succes.fa,lv se,v'
hiscodStsy 41(hAlttt,, will b d us,s,,,
hand ovsr ths S>ins Of Govsrane., !
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE WIDE REPUTATION which d.. J. Hos
letters Stomach Bittsss have attained during The
past year, bsspeaks its exssllsnss in more fosci
BILE manner than any words whic4 ws can offer.
It renovatss, puriAss and strsngthsns the system,
and aids the stomach in the Performance Of il
funetions. It 10 regarded on Ill sides - ssnsr.
egn specific, and, therefore, to procure II in the
best way, should bs the object e the pablo. VI
commend IL with more than NAL seal and eonA-
dsncs, believing aad knowing, - ws do, hat II
stands foremost among the many preparations q
the day, fsr inpasting strsagth, vsss ~ tone 4
the system, and possessing the curative powers 70,
I'll similar diseases arising from : disosdsrsd
stomach. In the most severe essss Of csanps
diasrhoe and weakness in the stomach, the Bit
ten" have been rigidly tested, AMI always will
the greatest success:
Sold by druggists and dealers gsnsrally every
where. illness d&wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26

AT LAST.-A want long expressed BY the
public has at last been realised, and they now
have Sewing Machine which full meets that
want, and does away entirely with the causes d
complaint SO frequent heretofore, and which, till
now, have called in vain for remedy. The Ladd
Webster 1 Go. Sewing Machine avoids the faults
while it improves spon the god Poie.. e AZ
stsuetion, easily understood BY the novice il
eapacsty for work within no limit, where sswina
can be done; making the tight lock stitch, alike
on both sides Of the notwithstanding NO under
side ridge to wear away, causing the stitch Ia
break perfect in its every working, strong il ia
every working strong in its every part. it is Just
the thing 80 long needed BY Families, Dress ma
kers, CLOAK makers, Tailors, Shoemakers, Carriage
trimmers, or in any branch Of industry where the
f"ess or the sirongsss sewing is quired.-Los;s-
v;lls Journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-26
Another BTigadie1 Gene Up.
[Prom The Chicago Post.I


BriQadier General Robert G. Schenck,
Of Ohio, has succeeded In making hia
name immortal. Az : Brigsdisr he put
four companies oftroops upon some plat
form car, and, wrapped in his Bigsdiss
mantle, took . seat in passenger car,
and backed down the train into "a am
buscsdc in which his train and hia
troops were subjected to destructive
cross fire from heavy batteries OF the
enemy. Glorious 6chenck And then
he writes that he had 70 retreat, because
he could not find the enemy with pre-
cision enough to outfank their batteries.
And 30 poor BOBBY, Bobby 6ohenck
marched back with his dead, dying and
mangled countrymen, to that camp from
which they ought never to have been
sent under the charge Of such IN off,
Ger.
Mr.. Schenck served in Congress with
Mr.. Lincoln, and therefore was qualified
=. q Br,gadier. Mr.. Schenck had Z
brother in the navy, and therefore =.
Schenck was always supposed TO know
something of naval matters, and was d.
ways put on the Committee on Naval
Affairs Having stumped Egypt with
DR.. Leib and Col. Danenhower 10 1860,
and knowing something Of navel affairs
he was made Brigadier General in the
army, and placed upon train Of cars
in which he backed the troops down to
defeat and death. "Bully for the Brig
adler" Where is Piercea Call fol
Schenck! Two of the Brigadiers are
done for, and if it were not for the fear
full loss Of life and the terrible slaughter
Of gallant aud patriotic soldiers, the pub
lie would have Gauss . rejoice If other
on the list Of Brigadiers had the oppor
tunity Of adding their names and deeds
to those Of Schenck and Pierce. Let u
have q skirmish out West, in which oul
Brigadiers may have = chance to SHOW
their lack Of capacity, before We have
an engagement in which stupidity maj
cost too much.