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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-27

LOUISVILLE, June 26-River falling slowly,
with three feet six inches in the canal.
Weather clear. Mercury 75o.
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CHANGE OF TIE PROGRAMME
OF THE FEDERAL ARMY.
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HOME INTEREST.

sB- THr DAILY PREss- ron Cents a week.
sss-Uiothins renovated ana repsuod, 50 y. Third.
RB- Leave your orders for the DAILY PREss at
the Counting-rUom. Only Ten Cents Week.
eB- A. A. EYsszS, UlookI, Watches and jsWslrSl
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FIREARMS!

TUsY RECEIVED AND NOW FOR
% SALE-Colt's Patent Revolvers. four, five aud
six-inch; Colts Patent Navy Revolvers Whitney
Improved Colts Pattern Beyoyers, four, Ave ana
six -inch Whitney Improved Colt Pattern Navy
Revolver; Manhattan Seven shooters, Cartridge
loading RevolveTs War er's Revolvera, Cartridge
loading; Allen & Wheelocks celebrated Cartridge
loading Reyolvers, Nos. 80 and 80; also, Allen 4
WheelOck's Nos 20 and "a; Remington's RevOlV-
ers, BeRle a Riders Patent
We are also prepared to take orders for Sharp'a
Rifles and Whitney's MIME Rifles aud Muskets, Of
which samples can be seen at our Store, No. 10Y
Pearl-st. PAPPENHEIMER DREYF0OS.
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MORE AsUUr THE NILWAUNE BANK RIOT.

WONT SOMEBODY BRING BACK DAoKsoN,
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From file of Southern papers, received
yesterday, we extract the following items of
interest. The Savannah Republican says:
A dispatch to the Savannah Netcs, dated
Richmond, says; "The City Council yester-
day purchased the mansion of Louis D..
Crenshaw, at a cost Of $50, 900, for the use of
President DGvisn
A friend informs US that the Interior Court
of Monroe has ordered $4,000 to be raised
by taxation for the support of the war.
A feet of four vessels was anchored off
Charleston bar Friday last--the Minnesota
and another vessel, supposed to be the
Roanoke or Colorado, and two large steam
ers, formerly merchant vessels Toward
evening one of the latter disappeared to the
southward.
The tug ReSoLute towed out the British
ship Quebec from this port on Saturday last,
but cut her ropes and put back before getting
in reach of the Union, which, it seems, has
made her temperance off our bar. The
Quebec proceeded TO sea, but was overhauled
and boarded by party from the Union, after
which she was seen to continue her voyage
without further molestation.
The Union, wse-learn, is the merchant
steamer Mount Vernon, formerly of the
Savannah and Baltimore line.
The Richmond Wing says:
the thieves Of the North, both small and
great. The former, who had been almost
beggafed by the hard times, have found
food (such as 1t is) and pay in the armies OF
the United States. The latter are making
swelling fortunes by contracts and stealings
generally. ...
Four.hftbs of the army which Lincoln
has, enlisted for only three months. That
time expires by the middle of July. Judg-
i,cr lof 10, Nla
peTs, no large portion now in the field will
enlist for a longer service Most of the
I forces from New York were drafted militia
they came contrary to their wshes-they
will very probably return at the frat oppor-
tuuity.
The news that the Missourians have cap.
tuned that Yankee monster, Lyon, and his
| band of Hessians, is so good that we CAM
| help fearing that it may not be true. But il
| comes from two different sources, which in
clines us to believe it. Heaven grant it may
| be sol
1t is reported that Cadwallader and Pat
| terson have recrOssed the Potomac to avoid
! General Johnston. ...
A public meeting of the citizens of Floyd
County, Ga, was held in Rome on the 18th
inst, the proceedingsof which we find in the
Seutherner, at which the following resolution
was adopted
| Resolved: That, in the opinion of the
meeting 1t is manifestly inevitable and un,
| Just that any one county should be taxed
more than another ID support Of the war
simply because such county is more patriotic
Some counties have equipped and sent into
service several companies-o none
Our own county has already equipped five
and more will soon be in the field we
therefore, recommend to the next Legisla
ture that the State of Georgia do assume tht
! payment of all expenditures made by the diff
feIent counties in equipping their volunteers
settling the same with the County Treasure
| upon the basis of military rules and commu
tation. Patriotism should not be burdene(
with q system of unequal taxation.
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LATEST BYFELBGRAPH
The WAR FOR THE UNl0Nl.
"IMMENsB" APPROPRIATIONS OF
THE CONFRDERATR CONGRESS-
ALI the Circulating Medium" Of the
United States Now Subject to the
Draft Of JEFF. Davis.

TREMENDOUS" SUBSCRIPTIONS IN COTTON
FOR The BINEFIT or the C. SA
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Special Notice.

W. l., EVANS AND II. TX. LINDSEY
w (late of tire Ktra Insurance Company
have ibis day formed cePartnership, under the
firm name OF EVANS & LISDSEY, for the purpose
Of conducting the business Of
Fire, Marine and Life Insurance.
SB- They will continue to represent the following
well-known and responsible Companies viz:
home Ins Co of New York....... Cspital-SI, 900
Continental Ips 90. of New 70 ........... 100000
Niagara Fire Ips Co Of New York.......... 100000
North American Fire Ips. 20. of N Y...... 25O,O0o
Security Fire IDs Co. OF New York ........ 100000
Western Mass. Ins Co. of New York......" 10000
Merchants Ins. Co. of Hartford, Conn.,. 100000
N. Y. Life Ins. Co. of N. 1888 "A
Charter Oak Life ms. Co, HartfoId.... 100000 90
RVANS & LINDSEY,
General insurance Agents,
65 West Third-st,
jes.x 9. Ohio Valley Bank Building.
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No. So West Fourth-st.
Every Omcer and Private

VN THE ARMY SHOULD BE SUPPLIED
n with bottle of Palmer's Vegetable Cosmetic
Lotion.
Is YOUR SKIN CHAFED,
BY long marching or exercise Of any kind7 One
application will cure yOu effectually.
ARE YOUR FEET SORE FROM SAME CAUSEf
II will prove equally eficaciouB in relieving you Of
this afhictou.
ALL KINDS OF OUTANEoUs DISEASES,
Whether contagious, or otherwiso are Immediately
sreieyed by IFS pso and in short timo eieotuaily
cured.
For slight Wounds, Burns, Stings of Bees the
Bites Of Spiders and other insects aud for all Veg
etable POisoDs, the Lotion il pa ticuarly applica-
bic, application in recent cases generally efFect-
ing a permanent cure.
liarly liable.
Prepared only by sOLON PALMER
Manufacturer and Importer Of Per fumery
36 West FOurth at Cinoiunatt,
And for sale by druggists generally my25
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ARMY HATS.

RB- WE ARE PREEARED TO FUR
NIsH a fRe article for ofieers-strietly United
States regulation. WIN. DODD g. co.
..... Gje26.ol
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Notice to Contractors.

Oh arles J. bmlIn.
VIM. T. PHIPPS, PresidsI
y. j., SHANNON, Secretary. los
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

aL1GRy oae STATE, or any portion Of ths
people Of any STATE, ehoose o place heassstgss
IN array agaiast de Government Of the
Uaioa, Ien for frying tie st,sagth Of thts
G6p1,nmknt, lam for aseertahaasg t0ksther
zee Gave a Goparnaleat or aot-praetiea-
be, aFamf capable ef manufacturing IL e'.-
Moritg aud uphoEdtag ths POtgers aud inter
e,1s sghieh belong 70 Government. Nor,
SIR, am 10 Be alarmed or disiuaded from any
sueh eoazss By intinations Of de spi1ling Of
blood. II blood Is 70 Be spilt, By ,0hoss
fault Is it 70 De pitt Upon de sgRpositio'.,
/ aaiataia, Il .siH Be ths fault Of those who
ehoos. % raise lie standard Of disuniO'., and
eaaeaVor to Prostrats Ms Government. And
SIR, lghen hat Is done, 80 long as Il pleGses
God TO give ne goies 10 ezPrets my se4ti-
ments, or an arm, sseat and t,JSebled Gsf
may be BY ege, hat poies and that arm ,0ili
be on the ids efmy country, .t0r. de support
cf1e general authority, and for the mamie.
nance of ne Popers cfthe Union.-[s Speech
of Henry Clay. August LIST, 1850.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25
A sooessIon FaiInre.

The Secessionists in Brooke county
failed 10 get the levy set aside, as we VEN
tured to predict would be the case. Judge
Berkshire dismissed the case with costs
against old Billy White and his crowd.
II seems that before the trial came It
leaked ont that several of the names
signed to the petition were put there I'M
authorized and were repudlated BY the
parties. $50 many of them withdrew"
the wellSbnrg Haatd says, that Judge
Berkshire decided that the case was not
legally before the coart.
This was well, just US IL should have
been, and we don't wonder that the Her
ala said the Judge made good impression
on the Brooke county people and con-
trAstsd fayOrably in their minds with the
late deceased Judge Thompson.
The putting the cost on Billy White = Go.
was Just retribution. Men who like him
have grown rich under the liberties and
privileges of our Government should be
made to feel as keenly as possible that 1t Is
not to be set at defiance with impunity.-
aud tho Wpy 70 make such men as him
feel Is 70 touch their pockets. We are
glad, therefore. that he win have to please
not only OF paying his assessment to the
volunteer fund, but he will also have the
costs Of his project to pay in addition.
Here is what the Herald says about the
case.
Tho attempt at setting aside the extra
levy for alleged illegulity or rather want Of
formality slumped ignominiously through
on Wednesday afternoon, when it came up,
owing to the fact that so many Of the me-
moralists Withdrew their names, that the
case died still born. Several parties,
among them O. Myers, G. Letzicatz, Jos
Leszicutz, and called upon us personally,
TO explain that they had no agency in the
affair aud expressing considerable iudigna-
tion that their names had been so used and
published. AS to the publication, the matter
was a public one and there is neither in
justice or impropriety In publishing such
names and all. The way to avoid NORTH
cationis to be more careful hearafter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

Cor. MuLLreAs said this in his speech
last Thursday night in Cincinnati
And now let me say that | believe this
Great Republic was not created to be so
soon destroyed. Renewed cheers be-
lieVe that ithas great future in theworld
that the history of ancient nations will
grow. pale before the splendor of America,
when it shall again go forth in the glory of
its united nationality. COheers.l Andle
me now utter the wish, let him be aceursed
that deSpairs Of the Republic, AS earnest
" as pray for peace, l do not pray for ii
until the national honor Is restored, aud
the integrity of the Constitution vindi-
Gated
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

BBAURR0ARp's Bull Bun report has made
no end of disturbances in the South
From what is printed on both sides in tho
rebel newspapers, it is evident that the
Louisiana General not only reports the bait
tie, bnt also what he calls the imbeeiltty
Of Davis aud his Cabinet 1t seems that
anterior TO The battle of Bull Run, Gener-
Al Bealregsrd submitted = plan TO DAVIS
for junction of the armies of the She
uandoah and the Potomac. and an advance
upon washington, and that the plan was
rejected by Davis" This, of course, in
flames the suspicious Of .he chivalry aud
one writer declares that DaTisis the victim
of petty jealousiss and predjudlees Of
which the South could never have enter-
tanned suspicious when no was elected
President. Aud another, speaking Of the
election says: otis dlsagreeable TO be at
points with one Whofs head Of the Gov
ernmeat and generally proatness. Bnt
were the election to be determined now by
Congress, Mr.. Davis would be dung as high
A. kite"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

The nsheridan sistersp--Eugland's three
most renowned beauties-seem to hare
not only lovsliness and Intelligence, bat
.undying vitality. Recent papers tell US
that the Hon. Mrs, Norton (the sldest) is
now regularly engaged on the. London
zSMet astaff, . as reviewer. Also, that
Lady Duferin (the younger of the three) Is
about TO produce q comedy at the st,
james Theater. Lady Seymour, the other
sister, who was the aQueen of Beauty at
the b clinton Tournament, is still mag
nifeent woman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25
wheeling wholesale q RetRIl
SHOE MANUFACTORY.

THE undsTsiGned maybe found at 1A9
Main Street, where We are axtensiYsly
eDfage II, manufacturing the latest and best styl6a
and GuSlitv On Iadless Miss ChIldrtnfs, Boys and
Gentfemef,s SHOES expressly adapted to the tastes
and peceSsties OF the citizens OF Wheeling and the
surrounding country, which We 0ner at vholes2le
and retail prices which cannot fall to plcAse the
We invite the trade, and the public. % call aud
examining our gO0ds While We gratefully remember
past hTOrG, which have already tar exeeeded our
TO merit continuance and to share large increase
Of public patronage.
Having largely reinforced our manufacturing de
partusnt with experienced and accomplished me-
chanieS We are prepared to Manufacture styles and
sizes to order for the trade and public
nov22 JAS. ". PILLsBURY& 90.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

WH1skr am Ica SoARcs AZ RloHuosD.
The New Orleans Fsegyttle thinks whisky
and Ice must be growing exceedingly scarce
In Richmond. a "friend just returned
informs the editor on'entetipg fashiOna.
BILE drinking saloon In the Confederateoa.
pital, he saw this placard posted over the
counter: 'DFinkl fifteen cents each. No bills
changed except AZ heavy discount Gsntlo.
men will please refrain from eating ths Ice
In thatttumblsta aEter dtlnklhgtp
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

F TaE last number of Punch has q cartoon
representing liking Cotton Bound; or the
Modern Prometheus. A strong old man,
wearing a crown and clad il flakes Of cot
ton, he lies extended pPon rock, firmly
bound IN iron letters, while an eagle. how.
ering over him, with one wing emblazoned
with seven stars aud the other with TWEEN
ty-seven, tears out his yitals.
The N. Y. Post thinks PIaeh has madea
mistake; that King Cotton should have
been represented in his royal robes, com
hitting the Japanese act Of AharikAri," or
the happy dispatch. Hisown poniard has
been employed in striking home, and not
the beak aud talons of the eagle. In pro-
ducing a civil war he brought his reign to
an end Even that life-loug dependent
and champion. the Charleston Mercury, de-
serts the poor old monarch, 1t says;
"Cotton is not king, in tile absolute sense
of the term; for in the history of the world
no monopoly has obtained absolute power;
but it does give US a large and Legitimate
influence in the commercial and financial
affairs of the world, and thus Indirectly
confers political power. But. this, like all
other power, cannot be safely abused, and
is stronger the more Justly 1t is used. 1t
will not do, therefore, to assume that the
control of the cotton crop will enable US
control the pride aud prejudice and power
of all Christendom.n
Onlysa few months ago the Mercury ar
gned that the whole dependence of the re.
Bellion was on the cotton monopoly, but
now 1t urges moderation Of the hopes OF
the expectants. Alas for the poor old
kingl Alas for his knights, whose dein-
SONS are SO rapidly breaking away. e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

VIZ Bracn 1AWalsos, odltor or Whea,
tonls uLGw Of NatIeas,n Ina Letter to The
Newport Ntws Iustlass the arrest Of stason
and slldell.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

ESeh stripe a. blight a. now thoy wave,
SIN make it Lad our ranks In var
san hnat above each patriots gave
Doafh 10 the traitor that Would dGre
TofRRII It through ths dust Of shame.
An honest hearts ttg lot viii share
And follow II 70 Desth OF Fans.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

Tarnn was one ..nubby" little paragraph
In the early dispatches concerning Captain
wiikes, exploit. says the N. Y. Pod, which
has escaped attention, but Ia very signia-
cant. It was stated that when the com.
mander of the English steamer showed
tight and dsfed the power of the frigate,
Captain Wilkes Immediately ''plaeed the
sau Jaeinto In d convenient position. -
This was mild way Of putting 1t. but in-
.asnlsh as the 4eoavtnisht posislenn prob
ably brought the frig6te's broadslde Into
view, the Ensllsh skipper no longer had
any ehoies. ournasy generally Il getting
into e6sFenient positions, aud with equally
excellent rssults.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25
Apples! Apples!

nRoRTVRD TITS DAY $50 bbIs Of very choice
IL, VnsSst Carolina Reds, Peniek, Wine s9ps and
Grsenings in excellent order for keeping, for sale
low ad b pryor. y : 3 sS ssla...
TAMILY FLOUR.-25 barrels White Wheat
II Family Flour, 4 prime article for family use,
lust received and for sale by GEO ADAMS,
nOV22 % Main g.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

The Great stone Fleet--A New Ter
ror to the RebeIs--The Probable
Permanent Sealing Up OF Two OF
THAR. HnrhnEE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

T6s1soo publis .sAebstt Of pAllsdslph-.
IA have netbsan paid theIr salaries FotlouR
period, and neey q them are sadly peselsx.
Cd ana Ittaltensa, Thsoslsy Of brethsfly
oyep is psshsPS dhsEa up.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

News from Havana states that the Colo-
nlal Cuban Government was ezerang It's
full power in aid Of the expedition for the
Invasion Of Mexico. The Spanish troops
to the number ofsooo men apda number of
transports, were ready to Leave aud only
awaited additional war Sestels from Spain
and the French Contingent
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

Tnr jovial aud genial publication, the
Richmond Examiner, (l4th) has a very
cheerful review of the aspect of the war.
1t claims that the blockade in reality benz
Gifts them, by arousing the resentment of
Franco aud England against the North, aud
preparing the way for breaking the block
ade. There is good reason to believe that
st. Louis wiz yet fall into the hands Of
the 0onfederates, and in Kentucky every
thing ia encouraging, for Gen. Johnston is
pushing on to Louisville; and the dispatch
thinks he will get thereof course II
had not heard directly from Messrs. Mason
and SlidelI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

a Nsw York German paper stalS5 Ssat
1sn,slssl, favored Prsmonrl removal on The
ground Of lueapGslty ss y military man.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

The Louisville Democrat is disguised
with the chivalry. 1t thinks "they made
a poor fight and talIrun at Beaufort
It's nothing for a vulgar fellow to run; but
think of the chiyalry making the rate Of
2.4o, with hair and coat-tails straining in
parallel lines, and his digrifed legs con-
tending which shall get before tother.-
And the white people all running away,
and leaving the negroes behind. Only one
of the chivalry left to drink up all the
whiskey. Too much freight to get away.
We are ashamed of the whole concern
They don't belong to the chivalry at all"
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

The anniversary ofthe battle of TrLEal gar
has just oeen celebrated in England, The
engagement was fought ffty-six years ago,
yet one hundred seventeen veteran officers
of the British navy who participated in it /,
met at the Royal Navy Club to celebrate
the day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

rbe Lieutenant Colonel otoghAn kIIlsdby
General Benham's command 10 Gen Rose
cranz's last brush with the enemy, near
Gauley, proves to be son of the late Col.
onel Croghap, Inspector-General of the
United States army
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25
raE 1ndianapoIl. .lo,,nal ,ar,.

THE indianapolis Josraei says.
The 18th and 18th Indiana regiments
have been designated as the part Of the
force from that State to be transferred from
Western Virginia to kentucky. Gen. Rey-
nolds prefers to have Ihit brigade unbto-
ken, and desires a transfer of all four Of
the Indiana regiments under bis command.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

An army oficsr insuited d. s. Senate r
:Browniug,of Illinois, In the cars near Quiu-
cy. The Senator "pitched in'' and SO.
yerely whipped his antagonist, whose trade
i war.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25

A fleet of thirty vessels. some Of them
of the largest class whalers, have sailed
from New London and New Bedford. laden
with stone for the purpose of closing up
one or more Southern ports. Provision Is
made for scuttling them when they arrive
at the places of their destination, We
presume these TO be Savannah and Charles
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25
FIfers ana DFummers wanted.

ESt$ affs and four dIamuisFa wanted fSE che First
- fIFglBlA RRgtHlRRt, ARMY a Camp GAEttle, %
ueYle-Iw ttttf. Cob uusBARp.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-25
By THE GOVERNOR.
PROCLAIM ALTON.

Description.
VIM. G. PiersOn-Blaeksmi heavy built, light
complexion, aged about IS years.
EnOeh ghRn-RAthGr slender, light com
plexion, aged about - years.
Christian simon-Dark complexion, bad counto-
nance about Is years old. noT2O-Std2tW
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-24
A Patriotic Call.
Hamilton, O., Oct. 5.

HAMLroN, o., Oct. 5.
The Governor Of Ohio has authorized
the undersigned to recruit the Sixty ninth
Regiment of infantry, for service for three
years or the war, and has established the
rendezvous at Hamilton. It is important
that this call should be promptly executed;
and l therefore invoke the active aid of
all patriotic people.
The vile traitors, who have sacrileg-
,ously de6ed the Constitution of our coun-
try, trsmpled the glorious Stars and
Stripes into the dust, and attempted to
dissever the Union purchased by the blood
Of our fathers. are now rapidly approach
ing the borders Of our State in battle at
ray. These Infamous miscreauts bring in
their train DISSOLUTION and wo; and We can
no longer hope for peace to our country,
or safety to our homes and firesides, except
BY flying speedily to arms Already our
sister State, Kentucky, whose gallant
sons came to our relief when We were
weak, and wstsred the soil Of Ohio with
their best blood in the War Of 1872,
suplicstes us for aid Lst NJ not prove
ungratefnl to than in this. thsir hour of
peril. or forget our high duties to our.
selves and to posterity. Let the alarm
cry bs sounded-"To ARxs Ito Asns!"
Lewis D. CAnrss1L..