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The national Republican., 1861-09-27

INH, A. ZhPPUEE. Instructor and LIZ O.
ID turcr in Physiology, Chemistry, Botany, and
other hrau cles OF ScrDce com. cled with Medicine.
Also TCG,h,r Of FnrCh, Elrnish, Italian, German,
Porru.u,se, Latin Greek, Gnd other Language.
Onice, No. n X street, being near Pennsylvania
avenue and Twenty fth stTcct. sept eft
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

DEVISGE ARMY REGULATIONE.--Ju
N publfhtd hy authority OF the War Departm,n nj
the Revised Regulations ior the Army of tn. United
States, ior 1851, with full Index. Price So.
For sale at PHILIP n SOLOMONS',
Metropolitan Bookstore, So Penn ay,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
CoHI HI ksCTXoND y.


ar LOWEST MARKET rEICEs.
70 QUARrEhM ASTERS OF REGIMENIS.- -
You want TO rcep your msn healthy Gu cannot 40
this without Swing them good Potaic,s. these
YOU c.. get ht Gtccl \ Co :, tj6 EtnnSylYana
aveaue, corner Of Second street
10 GFOCERS. You want to please your Gus
t,IucIs and induce them to cali again. end recon-
ncud your stock to heir in,u&s. Then call at
steel K Co +. ana buy what rotGtncs you med
either joT your own cOGsUn llou or i'r srlc hey
are warranted TO plHate.
TO HOTEL AND RES ghtRANT KErPERS
Do you want 10 pleafr your guests ard tickle their
pAla',s? Then buy youc Pot toes Of StCr Il Co
by doing 20, thTcC parties will be bcnclitcd--thE
seller, lbs buyer Gi.d the con umrr.
Ohio, Indiana, ard kcUtueAy m"nry III good
NandtrG taken Al I"r.
j, W SIEEI. co,
h;B Pennsy lvania avenue, corner of Second sIcc'-
(Old Sentinel once
sep5 lStaTl
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
ARRANGEMENT or THE MALLS.

n AT the WAsnISGToH CRY PosT OfsICL.
The AONh,'p Mni close at o'clock and at o clock
Z. daily and arrives at $40 y. NJ. and Z. NJ O.,
daily.
Tie TPtsi yt E,a close, nl o'clock y. NJ; and ar
rivcs al 10 80 o'ci'ck A. " Gaily
Tie Vo,lm,.lsr7, MrI u ses 1T ! clock and at Q
o'".",h =, ", d.ily all arryca At 70 a. M and
o. T. s. ti'J
Ihr ii-,1rIIl Hud c'o."s ri 40 /. VI. ana AZ
ri. at 3 u'uI"ck l.. Nj
The on'ue will open iordChvery at o'clock A Nj
cay, Ngd 'Csr AT T 30 T., HI, daily, except on pun
day when ii will open II s and close at 10 0 CLOCK
n opCpIng again al T.. NJ and remaining open
Till + M LEWIS CLEPHANE, II. A.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
sep 5-taw
DuoPosALs FOR RATIoNs FOR 1861.

QuARIERMAsTER's OFFICE,
l. ). MARINE CURrs,
Washington September %, lStl
Sea ed proposals will be received at this oiicc, un
Ill the suth day OF October next, at II o'clock
following stations, during the year 1892 viz
Portsmouth, New HampshiIc;
Charlestown, Massschueetts:
Brooklyn, Long Island New York
phiiadclI hia, PCnnsylvania;
Washington, District OF Columbia.
Each ration 10 consist of three quarters OF pound
of mes pork Or bacon or one and Il fourth pounds
of fresh or salt beef; twenty two ounces o. bread
made Of extra .uPerilne hour or IN lieu thereof
twenty TWO ounces OF extra snperiine flour; or one
pound Of hard bread, At the option Of the Govern
inent and AZ the rate of eight quarts Of best white
beans, or in lieu thereof ten pounds Of rice Ten
half pound of tea; fftegn pounds of good New
Orleans sugar: four quarts OF vinegar; one pound
OF sperm candles or one and fourth pounds Of ada.
mantnc candles, or one and a.half pounds of good
hard dipped tallow candles; four pounds Of good
hard, brown soap two quarts OF salt; and one hun
dred aud iiiysiX pounds OF potatoes, to each hun
dred rntions.
bread and the allowance of potatoes as above pre-.
yided will cease, at the termination Of the present
| ia urrecliou and the ration be as provided by law
and regulations: on the lstof July, 1881
| The beef shull bC delivered o, the order OF the
commanding CffiCcr Of each station either in bu,'.
or by the single ration aud shall consist OF the q
and most colce pieces Of the the pork 10 Lc
No prime mess pork and the groceries TO be Of the
| best quality OF kinds named.
| Ali ,ulJtct 10 Inspection.
| All DluS must Ue aCCUlHIAHICu " tic
| guarantee
| Form Of Guardntoc
| The undersigned, - OF -, in the State Of
-, and -, Of -, in the Stale Of -
hereby guarantee that in the foregoing lid "i
| -, Tor rauOns, AS above described be accepted
lac o they will within ten days alter the receipt "i
| The cOurtC at the FOst OflcC named, execute The
roatragt for iIIe tamc with good aud sufficient sure
tir.; and in case shc aid - sha'l fail TO enter
| wtl contract IL aforesaid, We guarantee to ma'C
| GOOD tho difference between the offer of the said
- and that which may be accepted
| A. b, GuarantOr
! Witncs.: .. u ,GuarantGr.
| E.
| 1866.
hereby certify dat Lc above named - n,
Snvwn 10 me aS men oi property, and able 10 naFt
good their guarantee u, II
t7o IL Sigd.lt ty he tMtoi states ps!:ta JHigc I'M!
| 0Ites Di,t,Ut Attorney, "r ColAtor
NO oIropusal will ic considered unlc.s accomlanc,
! Iy The above guarantee
I '(ScHspapci Is authorized to Iubh tho above Wi
END the PAPER contaiL ing the first pscrtion 10 TIL
Office for cXpmination)
| Prcpcs II! 10 be endorsed " Prolo'al for Eaiioh
| rr l-6l, ard addressed TO llC undeisigned
| W. Is. BLACK,
| cp.g-luwi,. major and Quartcrmast,r
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

|s.s ~" 9ssErNl, Propil,toir, scs;oz.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION. &"
Weakness or Debility, Flatulency and Nausel
Loss Of Appetite, Nervousness, Liver Com.
plsints, Bilious Fevers, and all Diseases
Of the Stomach, Liver, and Bowels.
&e A PREVENTIVE FOR FEVER AND AdUG
THESE Bi1rEns ARE NOT FQuAIltD
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
JOS, u. BuSEIEB. JOHN 5Ei1H,
JOSEPH B. BUssiEEs s. co.
1OS and ITO South Wharves,

pIIILAD H. l.. y II l A,
importers oi Crosse X Blackwells English Pick
les, Iatsul,s and Sauces, Durham Mustard, Lea q
Pcrrins Wcroesterslrc Sauce, Coxs Unriyslie1
Sparkling Gelatin. the Celebrated Virgin Oii OF
AK, salad Oil, and Day Martins London Black
"h' WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS GOODS,
COMPRISING:
FRUITS.
Oranges and Lemons; Bunch RairH, Uholcs,
halves quar- and eghths; Layer Raisins wholsS,
.eos Raisis: Valencia Raisips; sul,ana Raii ins;
SIN, rna Raisins: Piun.s, in fancy boxes; Cnrrans;
ban Daies; FuntS Piaass, in i box's M and sess. @
French Plums, in kegs; German PruLes, IN kes.;
s pSSne Stw % SS,s FgRsy n 'fE
Peaches; Dried Apples Assorted Preserved Fiuiis; /;
French Brandy fruits; French T uiis, in JuiSe,
rinds; White Grapes; Orange and Lemon Peel Eng
ish lie Fruits Pruncs, ia Jars; Dried Pears.
NJ II IT .
Paper she'll, Bordeaux, TaIagona, Iyi'a, and
Nuts; Sic ly Jordon shelei, Sicily shellcd Canary
Island, AID Bitter She!icd Amohds; Cocoa n ku'S
arolina Pea Nuts; Filber.s; Grenob'e and Sicily
W WalnUts; Pecan Nuts; Black Wa nuts Chestnu's:
Virginia Pea Nuts
AGENCY E-Ecr
Bonds Boston Biscuits; Lewis Preserved Meats &c ;
Atmose's Minced Meat; Iateosyan'c Fig Paste, 40;
; " ,
Andrews Cvlebratsd Champagne Cider; Richard
sons Peach and Tomatoes: FshI estock's Farins
Wells * rroycst's Ame! loan Pickles.
THEORETICALLY SEALED CANISTER GOODS.
Oysters, Tomatoes, Lobsters, Snuon, Green Tur
tie. Poultry feaohes, Pears, Ploms, Gleen Corr,
Soup, Turtle Soup, MIX, sausaGes, Beef, Mutton,
Veal, Vegetable Soup, Mutton and Vegetables,
| Mutton Chops.
MIsCELLANFOUs GOODS.
| MaccaroLi; Nermicllli Sardincs; ErenCh and
Spanish Olives; Eonpareil, supcIiine, and Cap I
Capers; Split Peas Round Peas; Manog Be ms
Hominy; Griis; Tapioca; Sage; Assorted Jelles
| Green Ginger; Muscat, Claret, CuTrant and Black
Terry W inc. Stove Lusre; Pure juice Port; Gala
bri, and Sicily Lic1rice; Pearl Starch; Guava
mans MusIard; Com Starch; Farina Shaker Com
| hzumra; Curiie Powder; Succory; Preserved Gia
ger; Dry res.rvcd Ginger; Anchoyics; Anchovy
Paste; White CASTLE Soap; calad Oil; Zine App Z
and up Sago Cheese; Lemon, Orgeat Fine Apple
Raspberry, Stray berry, and sarssparilla Syrup
Canary and Hemp Seed, Braudy Ptaches; Fier eli
Eruma, Gnd Cocoa; french renny and Vanilla
Walnut, and Tomato Ca'Sur; Pepper Sauce: white
Pepper; Maple sugar; riek cd LobstrrS; Minced
| Water; Extract OF Lemon, Rose, lmond, and Va;
nilla; Assorted Herbs; Lcnts; Orange Flower
Wn!cr; stuffed Ives, Hchmitz Chocolate; American
| Oat Meal.
CoHIT E.CTxoNIEa *.
White, Red, and Yellow Rock Candy, LoLenges
ripe Candy; Pop Corn, italian Licorlcc; Gun
nrop' and htFii@, Chocolate Drop, Iurki !, ! y
rHsle; IGLI'I! GTStS pr & III l%h,d @ frcseed Figs
| EIRE IVORhS AND FIRE CRACHEHG.
Every ,Itcriptiou OF Ti,c Works and Fire Crac X
.rs alwHys on hanA, ircuoing great variety o
Fancy ri t,a, Rombo &c , TO- liivaIc exhibition
n. T. Nr above goods aIC always On hand. "a,
tor sals al t' lowest msIk"t rates. seplS-lw
The national Republican., 1861-09-27

Paper she'll, Bordeaux, Taragona, Ivi:a, and
Hard Shell Almonds Cream Nuts; African Pea
Nuts; Sic ly Jordon shellei Sicily shelled, Canary
I aroiina Pea Nuts; Filber,s Grenob'e and Sicily
walnOts; Pecan Nuts; Black Wa nuts; Chestnurs
Virrinia Pea Nuts.
The national Republican., 1861-09-27
AaIINJCv FGr

Bonds Boston Biscuits: Lewis Preserved Meats, &c
Atmoi e's Minced Meat; Iateosyan's Fig Paste, 40.
Merton, Piae Apple Cheese; Baltno Can o. ST, rs
Andrews Celebrated Champagne Cider; Richard
sons Peach s and Tomatoes: Fsm estock's Furins
Wells & rrVvcst's Ame! loan Pickles.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31
TAPE MEASURES.
LARGE UMBRELLAS.

A MOTHER LOT of those fne 36 inch umbrellas,
IA just what every that wants Umbrella should
buy. Also fine lot of smaller Sizes For sale at the
F-v ETH Book Store.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31
NEVER MIND

UTHAr they tell you about the war; whiIst thi.
w one lasts buy your Union Envelopes and Union
Letter Paper At the BOOK STORE, you will End
there over 40 kinds to select from Nnz> Z
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31
Hss1cH OF PRox1sE CAsk-TheN N. Y
r rrsSman has tho folIw;ro.

~ u
HhsAcH OF PRoxsE CAsE-The N. Y.
Tri6ass has the afollwing:
q bgeach Of promise case Of more than
usual interest has just been concluded in
ne eupume Court sitting at Binghampton
-z&mfy MP Perry against Hiram W Minor.
The Jury returned vedict for 1000.
e. e. The proof Of the unreleased and uncan-
eeled engagement was full and conclusive
and The defendant Vas punished for not
obtsining that bonurabe discharge which
the syidsnce goes to show the lady was
wiling to grant. He defed her, and
challenged her to bring suit, and as her
counsel told the Jury, 'she took his ad.
siee.po' Miner married Miss. Pratt about
. year ago. '.' .
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31

q The Superintendent Of The Adams Ex-
pesss Company, at Cincinnati, gives no.
tics that the Company viii carry all blank
sts donated to the United States Army to
the nearest Quarter-msster, free of charge.
Those for which pay is expected, must be
prepaid At the regular rates. On all par
cells OF blankets carried free of charge, must
ee marked distinctly, in ink, "Donated to
the Army" s.e- - e. .a- 20 =.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31

A Bic sAIE-Old Sam Honston has
turned traitor and goes, 4the whole hog"
An exchange says be has put both feet, one
soaaod seven nephews into the rebellion.
The old fellow goes in hat and boots, for
secession; ssys President Lincoln offered
him meO and money in abundance if be
would sustain the Union, but he had rath-
Or 10 . traitor, and is an uumitigated one
Good bye, San--you have been baught
by 9snia Anna, offered yourself and Texas
q f6rope and At last have sold ont to
- 65riL "
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31


o ,pHJ9SaE lily. y
81 Ex.Preeident Buchanan is resolute mot
70 b forgotten in the popular manifesto
lions of patriotism. iAddfsssing 4 letter
E1HionI mssi1gain Chester county,
Penn, he says: elg hHa zsfania2
aThis is The, moment for. action, for
pspuapt, eneEgetic and united action land
not for the discussion of peace PROPOSE
tious. z These, we must know, would be
rejected by the States that have seeded
unless We should offer % recognize their
Independence, which is entirely ont of the
question" ,vi.4.ssI.,
al would be qusrulous to breath above a
whisper that the moment when "prompt,
energetic, united action" could have saved
the country from the present calamities
lay 1ass winter in the hands Of Mr.. ABu-
chiban, ard be threBiit1 away. Let the
past rathe; gather its misdeeds itself; and
in citing the words of tho Ex-President;
--vosds. We fancy, not without an under
tone Of regret-it will not be enough to
note them ~ the most emphatie indication
The ssbsls can possible receive of the trans
formation their treason has effected in
Northern sentiment six months have
bassly passed since Mr.. Buchanan sent to
C6egssss that desperate message in which
be argued The non-existence Of power in
the National government to coerce retiring
States He based bis own inactiop upon
lhis deficiency Of constitutional warrant.
The powers be then declined 70 arrogate 10
himself be now freely ascribes to an admin
istration 20 diverse from bis own 10 politics,
that be exborts the people to sustain the
administration in Che vindication of an au-
thofity be SO lately thought the National
Government could not justly exercise, is
perhaps an extreme, but is certainly an
Questionable measure of the change which
has taken glace among the public men,
who througout last winters political dis
cpssion, secuted the idea of coercion. The
rebel leaders can hardly blind themselves
TO the fact, that Of all the Northern States.
msu, who for two generations gave them
two generations gave them the control of
he National Administration, not one can
now be found elsewhere than in the ranks
oftheir implacable enemies.-N Y. Times.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31
WALL PAPER.

THEY have been getting nice assortmen OF Wall
Il Papers and Borders, Window Curtains &c, at the
BOOK STORE, which will be sold at, prices that
viii surprise and Crafty those who wish to buy. r.
EJuiy Is, 1S61-4sm2.- - So sassF@ Nd > :
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31

"a 0nLa1Es--OAe hasdred toas Of lead wers
ordered By Peter Hayden. Esa., Of Columbus
o. - Friday. October Sd, for the manufacture
of bnlIets. The capacity of this machine il
about 7gpg0 bullets per day. requiring one apd
xhah tJas Of lead. !, = - - "a - y
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31

.. 81 RT The Louisville Journal truly says,
that The discharge of our duty at the pres.
snt time involves the discharge Of cannon
and small arms. 3. cle7.s-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31

Honesty Obsolete; term formerly used
u The eass Of q man who paid for his newspa-
pr Spd the coat on his back. ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31
THAT LADY

THROM near Holmesvilie who went to the Book Store
and bought oftheir 40 Hoops Skirts created quite
sensation In the neghborhood when told what cost
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31

~ Indiana has in camp and in the field, 1t
0a tims, $4,000 mcn, and will increase It to
eQo0 BY the 18th Of October aaa ! '9 Hot 'a
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31

KAxsAs-This young State has furnished
senplete or nearly full. nine regiments for the
vs. hssidss turning ont thirty day men when
% asmereeney required: and every able bodied
nan IL tie Stite y said, to be undergoing drill
aAa rsady to 1fght.-lq 5oz .risis7rsk .'eot, z'.'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-31

sli Teal. -. -. -. ....... -. IS 50O
The quota Of lllinois is only n. 400. and when
N 6s 500 men are ip the field. As they oughtto
= mon, she will have 2I.lO0 more men in the
ssrviss ef the Government than she has been
s6ksd - furnish. f ''''. .5ass u 10 q slgao
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-28
MatrImonIaI.

n have lived solitary long enough, want
somebody to talk at, quarrel with, then
kiss aud make up again. Therefore, / am
open TO proposals from young ladies and
fresh widows of more than average respec-
liability, tolerably tame indisposition; and
hair Of any other color thsu red. As near
y as l can Judge OF myself, | am not over
eighty nor under twenty-five years of age.
In height l am either five feet eight or
eight feet five, l forget which. Weight
1876, 3l5, or 53l, one of these; recOllect
each figure perfectly well, but as to their
true arrangement, am somewhat puzzled.
Have Il whole suit of hair, dyed by nature
and free from daudruR. Eyes butternut
brindle, tinged with pea-green. Nose
blunt, according to the Ionic order of
architecture, with touch of the compos-
lite, and mouth between a catfish and nm
alligator's, made especially for oratory and
the reception of large oysters. Ears pal
mated, long and elegantly shaped. Ny
whiskers are combination of dog hair,
moss and briar bush, well behaved, fear
fully luxuriant.
.am sound in limb, and on the niger
question. Wear boots No. 9, when corns
are troublesome, and can write poetry by
the mile with double rhyme on both edges,
10 Fedu oAckWatut iOrWi1Eui cross"lsei VI
agonally. Can play the jewsharp aud
bass drum, and whistle Yankee Doodle in
Spanish. Am very correct in my morals,
and first rate ut ten-pins have a regard
for the Sabbath and never drink only
when invited. Am n domestic animal and
perfectly docile, when towels are clean and
shirt buttons all right. If possess pre-
virtue, it is that of forgiving
every enemy whom deem il hazardous to
handle. say my prayers every night,
permitting; aud as to whether
I snore in my sleep, want some one to
tell me. Money is no object as l never
was troubled with any, never expect to be.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-28

stations on the deserts, butfin several in
stances have been unsuccessful in procuf-
ing water, and consequently have TO haul
1t from ten to twelve miles. The water
upon the Whole route is generally very
Good--mucht better than the public sup
pose, and il passengers carry a csnteen to
fill at stations where there. is good water,
they will find no difficulty. The road, al
though over continuous desert of noun
tain, hill and plain, is n good, hard, nation
al road, and needs little working, The
company requtres additional horses, and
but few teams should consist of less than
six horsesi They could then very easily
average six miles per hour-at least an
increase of speed of one-third. .--Aifg Cal
nornian. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-28
The Overland Mail Route.

The overland mail route is divided into
three divisions, each of which has its COM
parry of contractors. There are fifty three
stations and changes from Folsom to Salt
Lake city, and in fve places there lisa dis
tance of more than twenty miles between
stations. Arrangements are being made TO
divide these, making fifty eight changes.
There will then be, in the aggregate. in-
Guiding extra horses for teams, drawing
water and grain, not less than GOO horses,
40 stage wagons, and some six or eight
coaches and 600 harnesses. The drivers
route is about City miles-wages S15 per
month and board, when there is anything
for them to eat. Lodging is furnished
them on the box, as they are generally
driving night aud day. The road is di.
vided into divisions of about two hundred
miles, each under the immediate supervis-.
ion of a sub-agent or CONDUCTOR whose
route is over an entire diyisiou-requir-
ing him to be ON the road nearly all
the time. His pay is $50 per month
The only sleep he gets is on the stage
generally under the drivers box or seal.
The amount Of grain required for each
division is forty thousand bushels per an
mum; the expense of feed (hay and grain)
per horse is seyenty-fiye cents per day.
The company are digging wells at all the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-28
PARR,s PATENT
.AMERICAN. cAMP CHEST.

AMERICAiNt CAMP CHEST.
lFpHIs INYALUABLE AND ALMOST INDISPEN-
l. SABLE Camp Chest is thirty-1ne inches long,
and t9uFteen Hide by nine INCHES deep being
OF less size than small trunk, although little
onggr. 1t q hkeh trunk with equal
s well doyetailed At the eorners has lining handles
at each end And han, staples and paddock for faS
tening. On opening u; ineash of the four corners
viii be found leg with hinge Joint nicely folded
the, opened chest, and you haye table thirty-ons
inches IehG, by tWentyeight inches wide, standing
on its four legs Tllis magic chest has within Il
three webseatcamp stools, made Of the bes; hickory
and t0dsd t0gethHrS one hAtehet saw, earv-
ing knife and fork, three TASKS that will In the u
Rregate bold one gallon one tea caddy, one coffee
eaddy, one wash bgF. dppeF eight plates, folr
tea and coffee pot combined With stTaineF one my
inS pan, one pot for boiling, three drinking cups
one each sugar aud milk bowl, one cruet stand for
pepper, sAlt mustard and vinegar, with mustard
spoon and eoTkBcreW combined, one apparatus for
boiling tea and enlee and fuel fhr twenty meals,
two table elot All ttTp towels. This chest weighs
about forty p6ds aud u designed for the officers OF
turning out its contents which mechanical ingenuity
and skill has contriVed to put in SO small cOmpaSs
the bellolder will think the great Northern Magician
has 4turned up" again.
We have also the Patent Canteen Case, for the
private soldier, &c.
The above articles very highly recommended
to the Army by President Lincoln, Ex-President
and all offeers who have seen them, as being the
most servicable article gotten up for army
In active servlCe OallAnd see them, at ll5
JIM. WHEAT SONS,
- rlf Sole AgeHtS for WhGeiing, Va,
,angl-2w. No. IS Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-28
hVClOHI
COMPANY G, llth Regiment
Pan,os not from want of Courage.

RnntcS not from want OF OOuraHes
The panic of Bull Run has drawn an uu-
generous sneer from the Times and PuneA
at American courage. Writers must know
very little'o military matters to suppose
that coWardice is the cause of panics. All
that we have read on the subject directly
proves the contrary. 1t is the want ofdis
ciplinelih the mass, not want of bravery,
that causes panic. If the Americans had
been an army Of lions they would have
fed, if they were led on by asses, as itap
pears most oftheir commanders were; or if
they had been lions mistrustful of each
other, as they probably were, from want
of practice together on drill and parade,
they would have equally fed. tfis only
when an army moves as one man. when
after marching together, and facing in
company for months together, fatigue and
danger that they get confidence in each
other, and in their commander. The AM
orleans were braggarts we admit, but no
towards. Their panic served them right 1,
but he is only poltroon himself who
would dare to insinuate such n SANDER
against such n brave people, in whose veins
the same blood flows as in our own. and
who taught US at the Peiho the saying
that blood is thicker than water. We do
not forget that saying Of TatnalFs and now
two years after, we send the same message
back to America, in all her troubles, that
blood is thicker than water. We have not
got our ears stuffed full of Manchester cot
ton. and NE have heart for brave men,
whether in North or South, fighting for
what they believe to be their county
But our right hand of fellowship we give
to those ifthe North, whoar fighting the
battle of the poor slave against his oppres-
sors.-Du5lin Unirersit9 Magazine,