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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
Maj Gen. 9th Div. o. M. and V.
S. M..HEW EFT, .Ast. Adj. General.

THh Ono FouRrEENrH,-The Toledo
Times says tie Fourteenth Ohio, Col James
b: SteedIian Nil number / ,OIO men, by Sat
urday next. IHey are to be armed with ri
1e muskets. and to be uniformed Immediately.
The times says:
One-iourlh of the POPULATION of our county
liable to do military duty, is to be found reg
istered in the lists of the three years recruits
Nearly two thousand men have been recruited
at this point, and either sent off or now belong
to the Fourteenth Regiment, of which num-
Der over one thousand are residents of Lucas
county, What is more, there are but very
fewlmen liable to do military duty in the coun-
ty, who would not readily start off for the
war at any moment, if regularly Organiged
and detailed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

A terrible tragedy occurred a few days since
on the Hannibal and St. Joseph road in Mis-,
sOusi. The rebels lad Sc burnt bridge as TO
render it a mere shell, and the train on enter
ing it broke it down, precipitating engine and
cars INTO the stream below, killing nearly ev.
cry passenger on. board, of whom there was
a considerable nutnbhr
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
LETTER TO Mr.. TOD.
CoIUanUs., Ono. Sept. 6. 1861.

CoIUsrBUs4' Ono, Sept. 6. 1861.
HoN. DAVID ToDT-DEAR SIR:--I have
the honor to inform you that you were
unanimously and most enthusiastically
nominated as a,candidste for; Governor,
at the Peoples Union Convention, held
in this city yesterday, and it is to be
hoped that you will speed y signify your
acceptance of the position in. such N an
ner as may be consonAnt with your Judge
ment. ,. \
With sentiments of high regard. &c.
THOS. EWING, President.
j. NJ. CoFFINBERRY, Sec'y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
M 7 Il TT a R v
Wanted 24OO Young Mem,

For tho 18th Regiment Of Infantry OF the United
States Army.
COL II. B. CARBINGToN, CON.
Recruits will be unifor1ad,snd disciplined s9soon an
nlistod, pay from eleven 70 THRTTRo dollars per
month.
TWO DOLLARS Yill be given to any citizen wha
brings acceptable recruit Tho soldier Is certain Of
being promptly paid and 10 receive good clothing food
quarters and medical attendance, always furnished
free Of charge. I- -
To MECHANICS a fine opening is here aHorded, nus
while king at their trades, they will receive 4iG
PER MONTH additional pay. Here Is a great Induce,
ment for intelligent young mon for the Organization 20
this Regiment is such that young mep who have tho
Instincts OF soldiers, and who are Inspired with The
patriotic ardor for marching under the folds of tho Ola
STAR SPASGLkD BANNER win havo IN this RsFI.
mcnt the opportunity OF rising from the GRADs Of Pnl
vArE to that Of Commissioned Ollcers, RcFula
Army; third OF the officers taken from tho
ranks when tho Regiment has It's compliment OF men
and promotion after its organization, will be Obahah
from tho ranks. J. NJ EYsTER,
Capt. U. s. Army Recruiting officer, 18th U. 8 Inf
Recruiting Rendezvous Sandusky Stscet, opposite the
Recorder's Once, DnlawAra. Oho. Aug a.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
Estates, SC. for settlem emit:

THE following Administrator and Gurdans hA We
A nicd their papers for settlement:
S. Dean, Admir- OF Alex. Ross deceased,
r. Hills, Guardian Of \. & J. +. - phens,
Levi N. Patch, " Minor Heirs Of W. H. Mercy
ls1ac Curren, " Jas. BrowL,
Joseph Harris, " Edgar Worth.
There will be hearing in said cases, my once in
Delaware, on Saturday, oct. 5th, 1861.
Sep % 81 j RANSEY Probate Judge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

In consequence of inability on the part oil
the manufacturers to furnish the new style oil
postage stamps in sufficient qlaitity to fur
nish all the post-ofices Of the country within
the time designated in former notices, the P
@. Department has issued an order TO all post
masters who have not received new stamps tc
continue using the old ones as Install till other
wise ordered.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

Last week we gave an n6ie and patriotic
speech by Hon. D. s Dickinson, prominent
New York Democrat. We this week give
one of similar character delivered in Boston
by Hon. Joseph Holt of KENTUCKY. which we
commend to the attention of the reader The
speeches of these men are in striking contrast
with those of the ValIandi CHAINS, Medurys
and Kinneys, of Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

Mr. BRtDGEs, another OF the East Tcnnes-
see Congrcssmcr, arrested by the rebels while
making his way out of the State, has follow
cd the example OF Nelson, and been released
from prison OH condition of renourcing lis
allegiance to the General Government and
giving in his adhesion to the JEFF. Davis dynas-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

end the speedier the hour will come,
when we shall behold the Union as it
was-as it was intended to be--as it
must and shall be--not a pillsr with
drawn from its magnificent temple, not
a star erased from its glorious constell-
alton.
1 recognize the full spirit and endorse
in every word, sentence, and As a whole,
the platform. simple, pure, and honest as
it is, upon which am placed, and with
the best energies with which [ am en-
doweG, and am capable. shall aim to
carry out its just and righteous princi.
pies. And that oar brethren Of the
South, may see in it and in this my en-.
dprsement having hitherto been counted
among those wac were their Rsrrnest and
most devoted tfriends-....the sincerity and
truthfulnessn Of our purpose in our war
for the Union for the sake of the Union,
/ shall go forward, if elected. of which
1 can have no manner of doubt--and
elected by such an unparalleled maj ority
as shall convince the world how Ohio can
act when the Union is in danger, and its
existence threatened-buryin all party
passions and. prejMdicies, yielding up all
! political predictions, believing. in the
dying words Of the great Illinois states
man, that "whoever is not prepared to
sacrifice of party organizatiop and plat
forms upon the alter of his country,
does not deserve the, support of honest
people" shall go forth to the dis
discharge of my responsible duties,
strengthened by the justice, of our cause,
and relying upon the charity Of al good
people who, aware of the infrmities to
which all men are subject, VIII not ex.
pect too much from any one, or such a
thing as perfection; and with a single
purpose to maintain the honor. dignity,
reputation, and if it please Heaven to
add to these, so that Ohio may rank
second to none in her Loyalty. her liber.
ality, her courage and undying devotion
to the Government of our fathers--the
Union. one and ihseperable. now and
forever DAVID TOD.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 8, 1861.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
CLEVELAND, Sept. 8, 1861.
SECESSION GorSG USDAR.-Col. FOrne

SECESSION GO1NG USDER.-COl. FOrney
writes from Washington:
McCu4loch is flying into Arkansas Ma
coffin covers before the Federal Authority,
and the decree of the ballot in Kentucky
Hardce is retrcatipg along the Mississippi; I;
Rosecrans Is holding Tee, and Floyd, ard
Wise in check the Baltimore mob, manucled
and silent, glarcs powerless at the feet of Gen.
Dix. II is even rumored that the "Grand
Army that now threatens Mcclellan on the
shores cPPdsite Washington, will break up
and dissolve. Meanwhile the blockade is
stretching IFS long arms, and will preset y
hug tn whole Confedcracy in an iron and
wooden em &C. The Union men of all the
slave States will shortIygrise from whispered
complaint into open denunciation, and tie
most potent enemies of the rebellion will
speedily be found in the States now under lis
thra.dom.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

Mr.. Tod's letter of ac;c;tiP5!adte will lie found
in another c6inmn. 1t is straightforward and
ernplatic in tone, patriotic in sentiment, and
will be read with pleasure by all who with the
writer re gard the salvation of the country as
paramount to the claims of party;
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

The Kentucky Legislature has passed reso-
lutiOns By Rrgc Majority directing the Gov
crnor to, order the rebel forces concentrated
at Columbus in that State, to depart forthwith.
Should they refuse, as they likely will, Gen.
Grant, who has taken posseeISsioT o. Palucah
Will DOUBTLESS aid the loyal citizens of Ken
lucky to drive them out.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

Mrs. Fanny Burrows, aged ninety
three, native iof Groton; Conn; who
was twelve years old at tbs, time of
the battle of Fort GrisWold, and.
assisted in making garmentBfor the,
Revolutionary soldiers, is n6w knit
ting socks for the Rhode Island Vol
unteers in Proyilence.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

9. .rhe State Fair, held at Dayton during the
present week, is said to have been highly sue
cessfuI, both as regards receipts and the char
acter and extent Gf. the display.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
N@ Vo unteer! SE
vOLENTHTHH,

" DUNG MEN OF Delaware, your Country needs
i you-must have you; il yOu won't volunteer you
must bo drAfsd; WI yOI wait for THAR Come forward
promptly 10 sustain tc G0vernm snt, put down rebel
lion ana rr6uke sympathiztrs with trt asOn.
The uniers igtUd has been authorized 10 rAtss a com.
p5ny OF Infantry. Leave your with General
Chas. Sherman at tho Ano. can, iiet. c. H. MeEroy,
AZ his Office in Williams Ruck; Henry sherman, AZ
Eerks o, V. T. HIS. al the Of Il. E. Hills
& Son, No. WI Iain IS B.ock
Delaware, Sept Is c. H. McELRoY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
Firm 10. sale.

THE Subscriber offers for sale farm containing
i IS acres Of nsSt quality land, situated x mile eHst
the vag" CT Een. Tc farm b. IN eEceljent EepAir
buildings. Will sell Oh reasonable terms or wouid
trade for town property.
Sep 10 81 GEORGE BAKER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
Estate of Isaac NV.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified AdminiatrA.
TOR OF tho estate OF Isaac Day deceased. All persons
Interested will govern themselves accord ngly- -
sep - sc G.,BRIEL MAY, Administrator
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
DeIailtart 8azette.
DeIaware, Sept. 2a, 1851.

TAePeapie's Uni6n State
Eicket.
For Governor,
DAVID TODD. of Mzhcnirse.
For L eufenart GoUTno~.
BENZ STANTON, of Logan.
For Treasurer Of State,
g. ToLNEY BoRSEY, of Miami.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
soSIAH SCOTT, of Butler
'COmproltsr Of the Treostsr,y,
SOSEPH II. RILEY. of Franklin.
Secretary of State,
BENZ. R. COWAN, OF BeftAo6t.
Board of Public Works,
5OHN TORREN CE, of Hamilton.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
Hstate OF Repiamilt' HoIIv.

NTOTI0E is hereby given that he,andeFsiEned have
IN been duly Aploiht0d and qualified e ETecutoFa q
OF the estate OF BENJAMIN OILY, dsceagsd. an -
Interested win govern themgolysl aooordlnFlv
GGg-Zs 81 pa. ESsovserE
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
Estate of Vvm. r. sharp

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersgned have
IN been duly appointed and qualified Executors of
the estate Of William sharp, dec0asod. All persons
Interested will govern -theunsclvee accordingly,
Sep 13 81 SAML. & JOS. b. SHARP, ExTs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
Union Nominating Convention

At Mass Convention of the Union
men Of Delaware county. of all parties,
held at Delaware, on the 3l>t of Aug
ust, a resolution was adopted appointing
convention of delegates from the sew
eral townships Of the county, to be held
in the town of Delaware. on. the 2 I'd
Saturday of September 1861. for the
purpose of nominating candidates for
the several county Offices TO be 6lled at
TIE election in October. 1t WAS also re-
solved that sad convention consist of
one delegate for every fifty of the aggre-
gate vote cast at the last State e4eeti on.
and n1e for every fraction containing
more than half that humber.
The undersigned central committee
appointed by said convention, do hereby
LIN pursuance of said resolutions--ap
portion the delegates to the several town
ships, as follows:
Berkshire 5, Berlin 5, Brown /. Con-
cord 5. Delaware II, Genoa 8, Harlem
B. Kingston 2. Isiberty l., Marlborough
2, Oxford 4. Orange 4. Porter 4. Rad
nor 5. Scioto 6, Thompson 8, Trenton
4, Troy 8.
The committee recon end that Union
men of all pait!ta @ho are in favor q
the maintainance Of the Government. OF
the vigorous prosecution of THE War
how carried on fer the Suppression of re-
bellion. and the preservatian of the con
stitution. meet at the usual places of
hclIinS eections in thAit respective
townships, on Friday the 18th of Sept.
1861. at o'clock p, m. for the pur-
pose of appointing delegates to said
| convention.
! n =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
Mr.. Tod's Aeeeptanee.

We give the correspondence that fol
lowed the nomination of David Tod for
Govern or:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

The whole number of infantry regiments
authorized 70 be raised IN this State is fifty
six. OF this number twenty-three are in &C
tive Service; ten are completed and in camp
seventeen are nearly completed and six have
as vet made but little advance toward organ
ization.
Col Gibsou's Regiment, from T1ffh, ar
rived at Camp Dennison yesterday.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

TZoU. viii and In the Assortment OF Cook stoves
G THO Uelobrasod
p. p. SteHert's Summer and Winter
Cook Stove; the Royal Oak; the statesm6a;
the Combination; Brick Oven Cook Stove;
the Imperial, and Elevated Oven Stove, the
oven formed Of iron or Gre brick as may b
desired. ta.s.
The assortment OF Parlor and Hesung are Of the
most approved patterns
Call and for yourself. *
Whreroom Down Town IN Evans Brick Biaok.
Sep 66l THOMAS EVANS, JR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13
Stoves, stoves, stoves.
Tin and Copper Ware,
Plows and Plow Points,
Pumps aud Lead Pipe.
Farmers Bells, .

and great many other articles that the eit.ena Of
Delaware and adjoining Counties want can be had AZ
the stove and Tin Store OF
Sept 6-6l THOMAS EVANS in
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

In comPliancS with the request of Cen.
RANDOLPH. We fttBfisft TIC following Gt tile
iuformatioh of whom ii may concern:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-13

q. F. SrAYMAS,
L. BARNES,
e.. F. BRADLEY,
REUBEN ZEtGLEk,
GEO. w. True,
THos. Y. j oY,
II NJ CARPEW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-07
FrsvldisS for Vsluateers.

Among the othsr important engineering pro-
parstionsfor the campaign, Ne may mention the
apparatus already suggested At length In the
Tunes, and sincs approved BY military aud sn-
pinesring authorities, for distilling Jfesh pa,er
for soldiers. A light boiler and surface con-
dsnser, arranged with fan. n.blower and pump.
driven by q small engine attache1-ths whole
machine TO Be drawn by one horse or, among
other vehicles, BY Q traction enaine-wouh
distil and asrste with air and carbonic acid
gas an abundance Of pure, dslicisus drinking
water for an sntire regiment, drawing It's ina
puro supply from swamps or ponds along the
road, or from the salt sea. All this II perfectly
practicable, snd doss not even involve nsW
process or device, but a simple rsafrangemsnt
Of known cOntriyances.
A fourth novelty would bs ,rareiing kitchen
fcr making soup, bakiug bread, and pre-
paIins rstions for soldiers wnilo In motion. This
was suggested by the celebrated CAvALLI,
and viii be further elaborated In Col. Sc0rrs
valuable dicuolsry, nov in press. The idsa
Ia TO have wsll-psspsrsd tbscsuss not hastily
Lreparsdl food, all ready for soldiers, imms-
oiat.ly after the halt, instead Of keeping thsm
waiting, tired and hungry, while their provi-
visilns are being hastily cooked, aud thus
1 lsra.ly promoting health and saving time.
he Papins digestsr, . sort Of boiler for max
ing soup under steam pressure, would l's part
Of tho apparatus. II was originally Invented
tn mste soup out of bones and It's value Is in
| its thoroughly extracting the nutricioys prin-
cipls Of the materials used. From this the
heat Of the irs would be turned under an oven
or o range, a. required. The top Of the oven
would form tabis for cooks TO work upon, ana
the whole would be surrounded by platform,
covered with light roof with curtains, and
be mounted on two whsels, with elastic springs,
so 40 to bs drawn by two horses, and TO do the
cooking, whethsr moving or standing, for 200
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-07
The supply or Csuo. 1. England.

The Enelish correspondents OF the Paris Nom
iteur, the official organ Of the Emperor NAro-
LEON, and who Is supposed to have superior
sources Of information, writes ~ followp;-
Tho English Cabinet and tho cotton manu-
fsctursrs are Just nov extremely uneasy on ac
count OF the alarming news brought by the
latest American msils Thsre prevails wide
spread conviction that IL Is nesdless to expect
In porting arrivals from the United States.
This cotto1 manufacture consumas In all
about 250.C COO bales per snnum. Al this mo-
meDt, u Ia calculated that there arc shout
l.1j0OOv bales In store In England. IL tue
whole Of this stock could be kept for use In
England. tho factories would be sure for about
ninc ponthss lsbor. But the rest OF Europe
requires considerable portion OF this cotton
which is now in England.
In this situation Of the market, 1t Is thought
that Lord Lyons will be likely 10 approach the
Washington Cabinet and sRsavor To prevent
/ the disasters p.fh nhich Europe musf b nsaten,
II the United States forces prevent the export
| of cotton. SO long as Ms ttockade ssaR not
l Js really eBsetps, Il " probable that The Po,oers
of Europe loiA not recognise an act of toar vhich
dspyipes hera Of a rero material necessdry for
! hsir manu- jdctiges 0sd upon iohich dspends ia
da,ly bread Of m,ltioas Of ikei subjects.
Tho pssplsxity Into which tRis important
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-07
War Nena.

-
A LAaos QuAHrrrH % uCoeregs be-, sces-
mala,sd a. fors Mosros, saSssrsa ffea rsIA
veaels. N'F' 1Ani oiH2Ns "a
B Kl,swoxrHs Ayrsors, raAsx Bssws-
XII. was promoted TO Ssasxao,sy of his rsg-
insat On his srri, al st the camp, sssr Alao-
era. rnaHn glI-as,,Ni,al
Boar Owssas Asp CArrArssor ns,vAaA
havS rsSommSodsa The military sstAoeittss -
70 permit boats Owned By ssetAsn ~ V N
In southern waters. s,iasa -s1di
suoHpIoAzr.-Ac coaFsy nsn Chihesshe
Ohio that could not b fhpsssrsd iats swyte.s
hss OF red the Govtrnmsnt : boauG q ~ -
The Only USE thsy pat psosllioaa naGres -
pov is-,o hsag thsa. u A asgfs prsachs, .
ehst,sl Of Mr., hApAH. Pima bipG Tea., -
hanged last Sunday ansrnocn, t3 ,tsaiiae -
n,istrss that he would b ffss b tlrss vssAp.
TxRRoHrsu oyxxsHApows EsstsYn virRiuia
L ks . black pail. Plsatss ass b ssastaas 1sar
Of their lives slaves ars dessreinAI RePs -
POOR. while only Wal, yitA ~ dsvaststisa sal
horror, starss them IN the ace.
Cor. ELIswoRrH's SECRETARY, Mr.. W.
xRR, ststes that the Col. had Q nsvy rsve,vR
at the Gag on hia 1m wksa The aspassh -
psared, and was Of bis guard. =
COL AsDsHsoH rsEIs sunx tAst ~ trssVa
are going to Louisvills . 10 intserao ~
spsctige railroad nattGs b ansaslpatsd fta
Tennessee and The Nsshvills an1 iLeaisvn1s
9.ilrosd wiu obey he erdsn Of ~ 1sdsssa
IN. Oov...o. Am n. rrr1,ooA.,-
A Pslssr In sbs iUa.s:1 cesss nssy hayhg
SS SoSs Sshind, Z. i IL lay w .foss q a.. t:,%
rssusstiDg him to fcrwsrd The srtlEus 70 -.
his kxcsiispcy, howsvsr. suuNsoaay in6ssoaA
her d st her chintz and muslin bod bsa 90.
fscatsd o contrahaad oe wa.
Tas "MARaEAGa Hosm d ~ scsns e
sttrastlDo TO lases srovd q ssriodty ssk-
.r,. The Who'll. staircase b. be-. ~ p -
furniture Il The reoss ~Sas ELIswosas -
JACKSON lsia, snd svry thing seaissd By ~
blood, 10 treasured up. n dQ Asbs1t ha11
gope, one man was sssn naking tcs ~ Whsf
With Newell post on his shoaIdaf.
TMr LoursvrLL. JouxxAL 90 ths slse
says -" We don't know whoe N. ErHnn-
IDaB 10 at this tina but. whsesyH - -
be, Va. would warn him Of the dangsr d h6
facts, which would convince him Tat hs eea
rstpin only a. ths inminsnt risk Of his liz.
distractions have certainly bsan given By
l Gen. PILIow that he shall be hung, Gs sho{,
or otherwise killd at the frst oPportuaity.
lie has heen kseuly watched for III all dirso-
ions. Men were hunting fos him last night n
the cars, at or near the Tennessee line. Thss.
things are true, and their truth could easily u
| proved" |a a'.FA
"WK yED rRK FOLLOWING In the Philsds-
| phia Inquirer: Tho brother Of JAcKsoH, IL
man who killed ELIswoRrA, has organissd .
band Of twelve OF their a.gusinta' ces, vho aRs
bound together by q f'ightful oath. 70 kill Q
] thou, and Of the northern irvadsn ThsY IN
| Richmond (~hsrs JAcKseSs wifs ard chfldIs q
/ b.d h.n ksksn dsp thA nSnkackfo0 - -
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Tho Safe Csayse.

Heaven forbid that we should sesk 70 render
this var moro expensive or more ssnguiusry
than Il at any rate must be. But, In our jadg-
msnt, the only true economy, wbsthor Of money
or blood, is 10 rsiss the Union forcss at once to
an aggregate that will psraiyze rcsistsnce by
rendering IL hopslsss. Better contract dsbt
Of Eve hundred millions than let the war last
b.yosd tho ensuing winter. Whenever the
Government shall havs such forces ut command
that thev cen walk right over all opposition,
and shall employ then accordingly. - too
san cry enough but while treason devastatss
Il rae fonfths OF Virginia, plots new assassina-
tios In Baltimore, and seems sven still to
threaten Washington, va insist. that every
effective regimen mt that offsrs for the var shail
b. accepted, and every ssrviceabls muakstbrousht
ito rsquisi ion. Let tho Republic b surely
al 4 sp.sdily saved, and though many may re-
Qrst ihs NJ Necessary cost, no patriot viii grndgs
i -1TiJuns ..r
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~
Csssss has surssd ~ vpsA ~
The two rsslly naa.9eJ - 13}hesutly -
terrible, incubi thae svsf srusksd sslss -
fssIng osA Il Shs hsmAn ninA.
We s:.s =. Cs:..d S e rs q 80
e3ts - fiaSaa AesA tSkss0 ssns -
80 10y = :, -! s; ~ " sssss3 q Ii. -
M.sehs..s. Y Ct ys.ls d - e.
rs,ss ~ al !. 4 UsI,sS SlSsss 1s
Through psDossl aAlia1isns- - IL sss-I
dent II habit, Cotton he's hitARta, ,fsneineA y
lesgus with The Nhig- -Radic6d 634us q 49,
PALMsRsfoN hss made ,hinssaf tss soknsy!
lsdesd bsad. without II, be cosh beJdy
bold his owe; driving II ts1s ths 49,
sing camp be has nothisS y AspNfbs bss -
nsdiafs and coodign oeltat. II seducs Cbtfn
ffua ns present. AilsesSuss And Sselhs its 49,
6ssp sos h,nsE Dnsy 'lvsaA .'sss ~
hand l PAIMDne1oa sna 0e0tnsca beeAR
o. Msnchestsf. In IL noss cold bloehs1, selsu-
latirg nssd osulA wish. N - - seS stasd -
In Parliamsst and strivs vith allt ~ inNaaE
~ th, hsvs 70 sss yhisA en- hWs g..e.a
tbs country, bsst satssvs ~ sejsst -
sssh hes In visw. PALnnnsFey, tFssGA -.
sRLI, recognizes the Confsdseats S1eeD . ~
ligs snta and tells his claw Lords' 10 sabig-
ously chop bsd logic % ~ sa1)ect u 49,
adss. DaaBY goss lfttls faftAsf. nd ina1n-
ustes q st be woeld gua'antn Ms Csessa
friendp sgsiuft the prospect a dlsnSs9 ty ~
regarding the blockade a. au.-TNss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-07
Capture Of q secs..Isa Fias

Learenlrah. JvNe 5.-Twslvs vo' untsers from
Camp Lincoln, hsaded BY Sergeant pEcyRrs,
and armed with Mike rihss and reyolysrs
marched TO Iatan, Mo. IA miles. on Monday
night, crossing In skiHs, and demanded %.
ssssion aag. " the authority Of ~ ,D.'tsd
party started to return, when they ware hrsd
on OF the men we're wounded, one severely.
They ss oaos returned the frs Of ths sscss-
uiouista ESQ fH