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The national Republican., 1861-11-18
Horse and Buggy stolen.

Notice the advertisement in another column
of horse and buggy lost, by Major George
reward is offered, and we hope the Major will
be fortunate enough to recover them.
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DYJ.C MCGUIRE x CO., An.ts.nssrs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IvIIOvFD rRopERTr

TRUSTEES SALE OF INiI.OrFD pROPERTT
By virtue Of deed of trust from Gamaliel Baily
and wife, dated February 22d; l109, aud recorder il,
ioer j. A. No. l6e ioio- Sht nc, shall sell ~
=. NJ. In front Of the prrmi I, at public auction
70 the hig eat bidder. ell mat piece OF ground in
the city Of Washington Ia IN as The western half
of lot marked five, o. ~ squa'e numbered five
hundred and thirty three (jj3J in the plat of said
city, the same having front Of twenty eight (ls)
feet two (2) inches OF G -treet ner,h, and fne
three story brick dwelling and b ick stable thereon
Terms: One third cash The balance in equal 10.
.taim-nts at six and twelve months secured by
are not complied with within five days thereafter,
the trutse the right TO resell at the risk and
cost of the defaulting purchaser
All conveyancing ut the cost of the purchaser.
N BL AIR, Trustee,
JAS. e. MCGUIRE. AuctioneeT
sS-The above sale 4. unsvoidahly Y po.,-
poued, on account OF the rain, until THURSDAY
JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.,
aug 3o-dts Auctioneers.
~ The above suIe Is further postponed
until THURSDAY, October, Sd; at The same hour
and place. Y: BLAIR, Trustee,
sep 7-lswSds Auctioneers.
~ The above sale Is further ostponed
until MONDAY, October 2s!h, same hour and place.
oct 2l&2s-4 Auotioneers.
-, Ths sbsxs ,ISS .Sie J. sin further post
place. N. BLAIR. ruStee.
JAS. c NoGUIkHS
oot2s-H AGctoneers.
So The above sale Is FUR her post pom ed
until MONDAY, 25,h inst. same hour and place
BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. MCGUIRE Co,
novl1-N Aucticnsers
The national Republican., 1861-11-18
RUNAWAY.

About two O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, y
spirited animal, attached to n buggy, ran off
near the War Department, the buggy upsetting,
and throwing out the twu gentlemen who were
In II. Tbehorse ran towards the iron fence, in
front Of the War Department causing pedes.
TRANS To scatter in all directions. The buggy
WAS smashed, and the animal attached con.
siderably injured.
The national Republican., 1861-11-18
WANTS..

SITUATION WANTEO.-A Widow Lady,
- recently from Boston, Mas, desires situation
as HOUSEkEEPER, or would tahe a furnished
house and board the ,mily.
Best Of reference given and required.
Applications made at No 479 Tenth st between
P.nnsyivania avenue and Z street, on or before
Tuesday, November l9ih, 1901, from to 9 A. N
and to . r. NJ or at Room No. IA, Sd floor Gen.
eTal Post Office building.
nov l6-3t
The national Republican., 1861-11-18
nR. LIE L AND'S
~ Anti-Rheumatic Band
PERMANENTLY cUR,s
RHEUMATISM, IN il vdrsous forms,
GOVT and NEURALGIA,
ST7FFNHSS and ERVOUS A FFECTYONS,
IMPURITIES of the BLOOD
And the Evil Effects Of NeyctTy

ST7FFNbSS and ERVOUS A FFEC77ONS,
IMPURITIES of the BLOOD
And the Evil Effects Of Mercury.
1t Is conveniently arranged BAND or BELT con.
tsiGing q medicated compound, to be worn around
the body, about the waist, EQUALLY AFFECTING ALL
PARTS mhereser lhs dised'e may b. aLd can be worn
,citl.o,a injury 70 the ntos d<keale person.
by tti, treatment, the medicinal properties CON
tained in the BAND, being Of highly aromatic and
poatils aare, and capable of being readily dJs,ied
hh he pores Of the skin, come Into direct c6ntdct it'll
the BLOOD and general circulaion without first Iass
log through the process of digestion, which would
teSd not only to tract their curative powers
but to impair the internal organs and derar &c the
digestion also-thus avoiding the itjuIous e6sr. 80
often the result oil internal remsdies and e1ectipg
perfect cure by purifying and eq,iasing The circtlatn of
he ral hiids and r.aorin9 ne paris G6scsd to healthy
condition Thi' BAN, is also a most poTerfu ;. Anti
MgscuEIAL AGssT Al will entirely relisos the sys
tenn from 1t. psrniciotu a6ects
Moderate cases are cured in . few days and We are
constantly receiving vndolbed tesmoDia's-to which
invite inspection at ofnce-of ia ir efficacy In
aggravated caees Of long Sdndsng
Price Two Dollars Sent by mail upon receipt OF
81, by expIess every where with all necessary in
srEctiOt,., from the principal office Of
G SMITH l. 60, ProPrietorS,
49l Broadway, New York.
N. B-Decriphre circulars 'ent free
81 This sand will not Interfere with the fOidiers
du' les nov 1j-ly
The national Republican., 1861-11-18
AUCTION SALES .
ny GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aao.Ions.,

pY GREEN q Williams. A.eiIonsers.
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD t1'HVIrURE AT A AUcT,oE,
On TUESDAY Morning, the 10th instant, we
shall sell, at our Auc ion Rooms, consignment of
Furniture, 40. , viz:
30 Cottage Bedsteads, Double and Single,
Wal ut Jenny Lind Stsads, -.
20 Double and Siogle Mattresses,
20 pairs 1O.4 and II 4 blankets, - nam II
Cane and Wood seat Chsirs. ~ HBlt Al
And many Other articles which we deem unneces.
sary to enumerate.
Terms cash GREEN N WILLIAMS, Y
nov 1s--d G5tsrl -. % AuCtioneers
The national Republican., 1861-11-18
,Reeeiving stolen Goods.

James Cole WAS arrested by the Metropolitan
Police and taken before Justice Donn, on Sat.
urday. afternoon, on the charge Of buying
goods knowing them to have been stolen. Upon
searching his house, which is situated on
Eighth street, near Pennsy lvania avenue, about
twelve yards of cloth, valued at 81. as per yard
q part Of \ lot which had been stolen from
found hidden under some old rags, and i fur
ther search, made several hours afterwards,
revealed about thirteen yards more Of the
same material, and also II considerable quantity
Of other stolen goods, among which were some
from tho store Of Perry Brother was sup
posed to have been stolen by two negro boys,
one OF whom, Isaac Hall, was arrested by the
Metropolitan Police yesterday. Cole and Hall
were sent to jail by Justice Dom. The police
men making the arrests we're Messrs. Cronir
Harmon, FenWick, and Penneu
The national Republican., 1861-11-18
pY J. Z. Mcguire d. co, Aue,i.nrers.
N o II l q =.

QY J. c, MCGUIRE q CO, AucitIncers.
N q II q r!
VERY HANDSOME FURN}TtRE AN HuLSEH' IN
EFFE(HS AT FUBLr AFCTiGY
On MONDAY MORNING = rvPnIbrr i.ln Al 10
O'Clock, at the Residence OF the late Hou = 4
Doug as corner Gf -iTest Eui New jersey avenue
We snail sell splendid Us or'mipt Of
CABINET FURNITURE, CAsrtrs, MIRRORS, ocR.
TAlNS,
And IiousetOG EfeC generally d full and dsscrip-
tive advertisement of which will appear prsyi Us 10
the sal,.
JAS q. MesUIRE 4 CO
nov I'D huctiaJetr7
The national Republican., 1861-11-18

WANTED TO HENT-A Small House,
w with not less thaa four rrorns within twenty
minutes walk of the Pos. Nth.- hsdress " j A
s U ,"P o Rox 71a, Washington, ID. &. Refer
enoes given, If required nov lh-si-
The national Republican., 1861-11-18
The Courts.

In the Orphans Court, on Saturday, the Bar
ney divorce cae came up again, when Col.
stated TO the court that he had not been able III
obtain certain authorities which he desired to
present in -answer to the argument of Mr..
Davidge until the preceding day, and would
therefore desire to be allowed until Tuesday
poxt TO pfepasA his argiu,eot; which request
was granted by the court, with the under
standing that the case must go on then without
fail. $50 I'U ? 70 agr.r. .sH,f .l,rrE
A considerable amount Of other business was
transacted, among which WAS the presentation
Of the will Of the late John Withers, which WAS
ordered to be filed. ~ - o.,
The circuit Court was occupied in the Av.
6nue House case, most cf the day being taken
up In the cross.examination, by Mr.. Brent, OF
Mr.. John O. Harkness, relative to the con-
struction Of the Avenue House, its measure.
meht, &c go '..
The national Republican., 1861-11-18
At General Hospital, Alexandria, Nov. s.

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD -strayed
Il from the stable Of the SUBJ criber on Thursday
the Ath, about noon, BLACK MARE MULE,
with switch tail about five years old and absut tbic
teen hands hi Sh The aboveI eward will be paid on
Tvs delivery ut No 439 psnna lvania avenue.
hov 15-2t
The national Republican., 1861-11-18

Al General Hospital, Union Hotel, corner o.
Bridge and Washington streets, Georgto,or.
NoU. 8.
The national Republican., 1861-11-18

LNOR HENT-TwO PARLOHs, OF easy
II access, within one square Of the Capitol En-
quire at No. b62 New Jersey avenue, south of the
Capitol nov IL
The national Republican., 1861-11-18

Al Hospital al Columbian College, Wdshingto"
NOU 8.
The national Republican., 1861-11-18

DOAHDING.-Efght or Ten Gentlemtn N
ID can be accommodated with BOARD aad LODG.
ING, on reasonable terms Il street, between Fifth
and Sixth, No. 400. Dec lb#
The national Republican., 1861-11-18

S,ICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
- HOSPITAL
Published in conformity with the resolution Of
the Senate Of July l6, 1861.
AT Seminary Hospital, Georgeto,on, Nou. 8.
The national Republican., 1861-11-18
Al 81. Elizabeth Hospital, Eastern BranclS Nou.

Ist Excelsior Brigade. 4th Excelsior Brigade. "a
cd do dO....15 =
Total .............34
The national Republican., 1861-11-18

(a) One o.ncer (b) Two officers. 10y One oficer.
The national Republican., 1861-11-18

Hs- The above sale Is Tur her post pon ed
until MONDAY, 25th inst. same hour and place
NJ BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. G MCGUIRE 4 co,
nov l1-N Auotionsers
, 1861-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26--The Clerk of The
House Of Representatives has just placed upop
the official roll Of the House the name Of Col.
segur, as the member from the First Congress.
represented In the 36th Congress By N. r, Il
Ga1nett, now rebel eecessioniBt-
E1-tiov. Wycklf, II. G. from Kentucky
has arrived here.
Gen. Mcclellan reviewed the regular troops
in the army to day.
1t Is true that Secretary Chase favors an in.
crease OF dutleB on sugaFs, iron, Toolens, and
some other articles. He will sat forth tht
reasons for these Recommendations in his
forthcoming report.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 25-Gen. Mcclellan has
addressed letter to Gen. Blenker, contain
iEg such expressions Of displeasure Is left tc
the latter no choice but to resigr, which he
Old this morning. It Is said that the Illegal
tax OF $100 per month, which he has levied
from each Of the entlezs OF his division, hai
elected the above letter. 4 commission hi
besn organized for the investigation Of The
accounts of the division. The mass Of the
Germans have never considered Blenker az
altogether the right man for position sc
responsible, and the rumor that Gen. Sge1 /.
to succeed him, is hailed with almost uaiyer
sal delight
The schooner Marie Pike reports thst or
the 7th, ctf Double Headed Shot Keys, an IN
known tsrk YES captured By small Nashau
built prlzateer.
The bark Edward Everett, frem Matanzas
fer Boston, in ballsst, was in company, bui
net moleeted.
New YORK, Nov. 28-The steamer George
Peabcdy, from Fort Pickens the 10th, arrived
At this pt IT on Monday. Previous to her Dc
Earfu1e from Key West the Connecticut 81
rived from New Yo,k with general cargo
consisting Erircipal]y Of provisions for oul
1}ny $40 raEy at Fort P;ckens.
The Huntsville, g1nboat, then lying there
ssiled tht Esme night tor the mouth OF the
a.iss,seippi, Ia co operete with our naval
fcrcee ths1e. The Eurboat Dawn would also
shortly start On cruise.
The Niagara a1d Eunboat Hatteras, were
iyiIa; 1T Fort PicEens.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.--A letter from
D.rDeetorn Etates that there are no rebel
tickets f1em opposite the mouth Of Muddy
Run Up to GslI.mi1e corth CT Goose Greek.
4bovc the creek they taye rite pits and pick
els, and still occupy the fort opposite Ed
ws1ds' Ferry.
Ger. jackson is erssged st Winchester OF.
gan}zipe regiment Of free negroes. Rebel
General sEith commands at Leeeburg.
Gen. Mcclellan reviewed the regulars to-
day on this side Of the Potomac. There were
l,9O0 Infantry, 1900 cavalry, and9 batteries 0.
artillery.
, 1861-11-27
FROM ST. LOUIS.


1ePec1Al D1Epa1en 10 1ne Cn1caso If1bUhe.1
.., ST. Lorn, Nov. 49, 1851
ven: Fremont and 'amily' accompanied by
tapt. 1facy OF the regular army, And TWO Sec
fe'ar1es, lett the city to-day lot washington
Vis. New fork. He Was accompanied to the
depot By iarge number OF cltiz:ns chiefly
Ge1ma1s, and on the other side OF the river
nnde bf1ef speech, fegrett1ng Ms departure
etc mtlmatlng 1al1o1e 10 get nearing D.
lore the caolnes ano lis ln1enued appeal to
Congress.
, 1861-11-27

Nhas J enn1son is Doing-H1H PROPOSE.
ttons to Observation-Disclosures of 11oy.
ernment PropertY-SeneraI Price nj
Pleasant HILL

1SDEpESpEScE, No, Nov. 26.-T5;s morn.
ing Lint Col Anthony detailed Lieutenant
and five meu to examine the Cemetery IN this
county. They returned with fourteen kegs OF
powder, found concealed in q vault, supposed
to be some taken from Liberty.
Al the cattle recaptured By Federal troops
from the rebels at Wa1rens5urgh are now on
the wny to Fort LeavenTozth.
Twenty two Bashwhaekers, who burnt the
t1sins, are now prisoners.
Gen Price is at Pleasant Hill, with 25 900
troops, going Vest.
Lieut.. Cot. Anthony captured to-day a lot
Ct Government freight wagons, aud one Gov
e1n1ent horte, from Lexington rebel.
The First Kansas cavalry regiment is nov
ercamped On the Fair Grounds, one m1a
south Of this city.
KANSAS CIT1, Nov. 26-Col Jennison has
Issued the following proposition to all per-
Eous in a1ms against the Government in jack
SOD, johnson, Lafayette and Pettis counties;
u he s Sassd ds ssss II ha sbo9s
named counuet, and Who will surrender tceiE
arms and ammunition to me and deliver to ne all
der their coaIzo w1.hin reasonable Tine, ana snail
a1gn deed OF forfeiture, ard shall hereafter per
form ,heis duty = good loyal eitizen;s, shall lot
shall be projected in their lives and property.
Second-A1lns which are thus tlrre1dered to
me shall be stored and taken acconntof, SO that
thereof can obtain them.
Third-Persons who skan surrender themselves
to me in order to make attansemeats for securing
peace to their neiehocrhood shall be respected ii
their rights while arranging or attempting to ar
range any terms, and shall be allowed to retnrn
to their homes, even ehculd they, after 8 coufer-
ence. fail 10 come t. any arrangement OF uuder-
standing.
Foursh-An Who shall disregard theza psopozi-
liens, and thall continue in armed rebellion
sgs1net the Government OF the e. s.. shan be
r.
II ah1ll be cGnh.cated, their homes burned end in
10 case will An. one he spared either in persou Or
property, who refuses to accept theEe PROPOSE
items.
The deed Of forfeiture accompanying these
proportions conveys all real and petsoaa1 proper
IT, 1nclud1Dg preeent aud future acquisitions into
the hand Of Government, said property to be used
for the benefit Of the Government. In case OF re-
hel}lon, Ill loyal citizens are required to enroll
themeelyes in home grarl, holding themselves
amenable TO the military au hozites Of the United
States and Of the State Of Missouri, and pledsing
their utmost e1ertions TO maintain Its authority
against I'll hostile combinations
, 1861-11-27

lis now about twenty days since Gen.
sherman landed at Port Royal-and still
nothing is done Dey ond "fortify wing" build
ing five hundred feet wharf, and doing
other things indicatory ofa purpose to stay.
The feet also remains in Broad river
There has been no progress made towards
the interior, nor even to Beaufort Mesu-
while the rebels are establishing their
lines around the spot where our forces
have gained 3 foothold, and by-and-by,
Whsn Sherman is ready to 60 ahead he
will have to fight battle for it. We can
hardly Understand why the land force
could not st least. have been pushed up
to hold the Railroad communication be-
tween Charleston and Savannah
a days march distant leaving the
sailors and mariners to guard tbs rear.
But We must not blame Gen. Sher-
man too hastily. Patterson was coy
cred all over with opprobrium, and after
al was able to demonstrate that the great
fault lay in another quarter. Has the Coy
eminent so hampered Gen Sherman that
he is only able to "fortity himself behind
earthworks and tender epistles to the South
Ca1o1inians? The land part Of the expe-
dition has realized nothing as yet beyond
q single bale Of cotton. They have not
even proved worthy Of the companionship
of THE navy that gained them the situation.
The people expected that large rein-
n1cements would have bean sent dorm
long ago. Indeed it was announced that
10000 men were On the eve Of departure.
There are this number Of troops at Annap-
oils. They have been there for two weeks.
They are all armed and uniformed and
ready. Some Of the vessels are even in
the harbor OF Annapolis. But thus far
not 4 man or regiment has been sent,
and it is uncertain how soon any will be.
It puzzles the Eastern papers to discover
what this secondary expedition is waiting
for. There is nothing on the surface to
account for such delay.
But the taking Of Port Royal was no.
b1e victory.
, 1861-11-27

C0n4oIR Be1teF-ImproVed Tone OF
M3Fkef&-1n01@ and the Gotten 8up.
piy-CAanRes III The French Cabinet
The Roman Question.

[The following news came to hand without
date or NAME Of steamer being given It Is
probably, however, the steamer North Ameri-
VA Londonderry 15;h.-EDs. TR1B.l
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
FRASCE.-The fact Of the deficit in the Bank
OF F.snce, reaching forty millions Of pounds
t4erling, is attributed to the excess Of e1p.n-
dlture tor the army and nayY. and public
works, over the estimate, The number Of
mer yeted we're 392. .000, but half million are
actnsl1y under arma-
The 1zH.es says that n Fould stiuulatad es
a zine qua nnn OF his acceptance Of ths M.nIs-
ty Of France, fer the privilege Of trausactinr
his business with the Emperor personally.
Some Of the alterations Of the new ministry
are at the expense Of Count Walewski, and it
is doubted i he would continue to retain his
oflce as Miuister of State. It WAS thought
lhat ne might be appointed Minister to L0n-
Turin, Nov. 4.-Gen. Carbonnelli has gone
TO CapIera to present an address to Gari6aIdl
from the Neapolitans, praying hin not to
leave Italy.
,,dh.E Ins14sDTcensols ~, improved, being 1z@l
RohE,-It is stated that the garrison Is to
be strengthened by two extra regiments form.
Ing altogether three diEislona. Tha faGonaIe
asserts that Ratazzl had obtained the inter.
vention Of the Emperor in order to decide
that Francis I! should quit Rome shortly.
ENGLAND The Tines city article saYs q
decided impulse nas given to the stock mar
ket Of yesterday by the new. from France.
LONDON, l5th--The Calcutta Engliahnaan
newspaper ceosurea the Manchester manufac
tq1ers tor doing nothing to extend
1peze the growth shat Of cotton IN India Il
costa the grower 41<d exclusive OF any profit
Whatever, whether to the culti7ator or ship.
PER, while new lands taken under GUILTY. alton
Wcnld incur grea: additional expenses. There
lore, there il slight prospects Of the Rgots be
lpg induced to enter largeiy into the cnlsiYa.
ton of cotton.
, 1861-11-27

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr,bune1
CA1Ro, November Is, 1861.
6cYen;y-fVe marines left hero to day for St.
LonlE, to take charge Of the gunboats now
ready, and bring them to this point. Itnre-
ported further that two Of them we're dis
patched down to-day for fear there viii not be
sufficient Water few days hence to aoat them
as the river Is falling.
Gen. AcClernand left here yesterday on =
special train for Springfield. Col Morgan is
lett In command.
The name Of the fertilization here has been
charged By order Of Gen. AcCle1nand, from,
Fort Prentfss" to "Fort Cairo" and Col,
Bu3o1d is placed in command Of it.
Another order, prohibiting the sale, barter
or exchange Of Intoxicating liquors In this
city Tas issued yesterday By Gen. McC Cle1nand.
Gen. Grsnt issued an order to-day pEohib1-
ting fur1oughs to enlisted men in any case
Hhatsoe7er also, another prohibiting
the passage Of al citizens from the Kentucky
and the Missouri shore unless furaished With
pass fom headquarters. =,
Latest advices from Columbus report Col
Doueherty improving elonly. Thirty large
, 1861-11-27

Tho Lexington Pf1sonerz-.More Ar
1xska-.-1 1l1zeus SaT1AE their Hog aud
Homtny tor Gan. Price.

ST, LOUIS, Nov. 26.-It is said that the CON.
camp Jack.on wil1 POSTPONE the negotiatioas
lrot1nltely. The plirates taken at Lexington
are Lot Recessed from their parole,
Nicholas Walton, the defauItlng Govern
ment contractor, 1stely overhauled at Pitts-
hnT9h, has been brought back to this city.
boosted that what he had "salted doWna was
tAfe.. Previous to abeconding, Walton drew
l1audulent1y, as It Is understood. about $11, coo
1lcm the Government. When arrested at
f1ttsbu1gh, the aum Of So, 500 Of this money
was found On the person Of the woman with
M6om Walton ran army from St. Louis on
Monday, the sum Of "a 200 was found in pcs.
session Of his wife.
The steamer Average, fron Le4yenTorth
City, which arrived this morning, reports that
ihe farmers al along the Miss ou1i River re-
fuse to ship their cattle, hogs and provisions
70 St. Louis, giving as reason = notice from
GOV. jackson not to do so, stating that Prices
Amy "onfd need al the provisions in that
SECTION Of the country the coming winter.
M1. Jamea George. formerly re4identhere,
and csptAin Ct q company Of minute men, ar
rlrtd last evening from Columbus and was
Immediately locked up in the military prison.
He Is Camp JacEton prisoner, and says be
designed to report himself to Gen. HalIeck and
PAY br1et visit to his family, End then 5oiu
Price's a1uy.
NaFh- HcAeeTef mas returned to St. Louis,
lii arrest being suspended.
W. B: Smith, of Dubuque, mas sent a noble
bay stallion to this city as present to Gen.
H4ileck. Gen. Halleck and Mr. Smith are
cousins.
A son Of Judge Birch, rho was recently ar
rested BY band Of rtbeie, ia in town. and
will app}y to Gen. Hslleck for Al escort su d
nag OF r1uce to PRICES csmr, for the purpose
OF negotiating for his fathers release,
, correspondent writing from Shib1ey's
foinf, Adams county, Nc, under date Of Nov.
d1ed rebels attacked the Union House and
broke in. the doors and windows, besides
doing oth~~ 5as..a4- Ono -ehol Tae shot.
The rtbels slso ho1ned Capt. PIkepaW's
honse. Tba captain is in the secession army
at Canton"
, 1861-11-27

TIE SITUATION In KENTUCKY.
Two intelligent correspondents writing
1rc1n different portions OF Kentucky will
give cur readers very good idea OF tho
eituaticn Ct affairs in that State, and the
management by which they are made 50
little encouraging to the lovers Of the Uni
cu, snd those who have porilled much in
its cause, The letter from Paducah il a
painful exhibit Of official imbecility, il it ia
forbidden to characterize by any other
ferm. When commanders Of the Federal
a1nles will look at things precisely as they
are, and set about the work that is given
1hem with ccurze Of action based upon
Inc tacts of the case, we shall have differ.
en' results than The campaign in Kentucky
mas yet given.
Hna'eFer is to come, in that state. will
noe nhEe been helped OF ushercd in, gaye
- poinl o' time merely, by wha. our mill
ta'y commanders have yet done. Had
Sherman gone in with the one ide. ~
How not to do it, he could look back m.
On N entire success in that direction str;n-