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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-23
Blood Food!
RIoOd Hood

To al saderiug from Consumption. ~fncfpieut or
or iron debility Of aay kind or from men
tai or nervous Pr0stratiOn, brought an By ANY cause;
or from scrofutous Complaints; or from diseases Of
the kidneys OF bladder; and 20 ladies suffering any
Of the mary distressing complaints their sex are LA
bic 10, AMI which e~ngender consumption the
BLOOD FOOD
is osered IS ! eertsiz and rsiia5is restsdy. Digerifg
in every particular fron tse patent medicines al the
day. IL "a q chemicat continuation Of o SUI
ant PHOSPHoR0US Of very great worth
AMI many hundreds bear glad and grstefuftestimony
10 the-henehis Il has conferred on them
CHURCH q DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York
are the sole proprietors OF the article, and haze in
Of fraud attempted upon the public.
changed the color Of the outside wrapper frop red to
yellow. and increased ts size Of the bottle to :
oanceS- Be very cautious in buying TO see tbatths
smile Of their signature Is o. the outside OF the
wrapper. as all others are counterfeit.
lFeb. % ,ls6l-ly.l
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9Gatbs.

In Champion, on the evening of the 18th inst,
after a long and severe illness. of scarlet fever.
MARIA C., aged7 years 3 months and Is
days
Also on the morning Of the 18th inst. IDA L ,
OF the same, after an illness of four days,
aged . years ) months and 10 days, only
children of ERWIN and MARY K. LADD.
[Painesyille papers please copy
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The State Election.-Good for Trum.
bull County. -

The Cleveland Herald publishes a table
giving the majorities Of t4e different cOun.
ties Of this State for GOeefa@. The lar
gest majority given y aag . county is
that Of CuyahOga. Rbieh lis 4I44%next Is
that of -T'rumbuli. which is 3195. and
which is much larger in pro portion to her
populatiOn than that Of ceyahqgl Hrr-
nah for Trumbull. the second county in
Oiie. In the Union movement
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NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.


~ Ishere0J given that a petition will be present
ed 20 the Consnis sioneTs az TrUzbu!l county atthzir
next regular session. TO have = County Rozd laid cut
and estabii shed on the County lire beLSeea Trumbuit
and Mahonrfg Counties. Commencing on said line
north Of AIdersoLs Grocery where the present
county line TO ii lea4iug from the Maho ming River
intersrets the AUstiLtoEn and Niles PtanS Road,
thence running vest on safd county line to the place
where said line crosses the road leading from foungs-
town to Ohitou. BENZ. GOJDuEARF-
Oct. 81, 6i-5EF
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m. LELAND,s ~ANTIRHEUuA-

~ TIC BAND is he only known remedy for
~hheumatfsm, Cont and Neuulg,a and the Pernieions
effects OF Mercury and IL Is with the greatest satis-
faction, as 10 its merits that We call the attention Of
our reafvrs TO the advertisemsntin another column
OF our paper Of the Anti Rheumatic Band
Julv % Ie6l-3n
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WARREN, Oct. - 1861.

.GENTLEMEx:-By reference to the above
circular, you will observe the Governor Of
the State Of Ohio, issued a proclamation
upon the 18th of October urging upon the
County Military Committees, the necessity
Of calling upon the citizens for blankets
and clothing for the soldiers now IN SER
vice. The call for these articles, at this
time is 50 great, that the Government finds
it impossible to supply the demand from
the manufacturers; but scattered through
| tie State, there are blankets and clothing
enough, which can be dispensed with. to
make every one of ohiO's soldiers comfort
able. % -zfsag i4-s .=III9t sn. Eo1-
You are appointed a COMMITTEES in your
township, to see that these things are fir
Wished. Appoint meetings and secure
speakers, whorTM aplell-totbe people.
Clothing mpstabe O6laiaed,a or QUO sOidiets
ca1aaot perform duty. Every family has.
one or more blankets which it can spare.
and they foiH notreSt in comfortable homes
and know that their sons and brothers are
suffering in Camp, for the want of those
things which they can easily dispense with
Materials in small quantities, for shirts
aud drawers can be obtained at almost ev-
cry Store in the County. Let contribu-
tons be made. materials purchased, and
garments made. We would recommend
the organization of sewing and knitting
societies in each township to aid in this
work.
The Committee will also aid in securing
e~nlistmcnts. More soldiers are wanted,
enough to fill, to the last. the II regiments
now provided for. Kentucky is callingfor
aid. Two thousand exiled Tennesseeans
arc waiting for help. If Ohio flies to-their
rescue with a sufficient number of soldiers,
they will be shoulder to shoulder with her
through the war. with 10000 good men;
but if she is tardy, war will be upon our
border. Ohio has done we'll but she must
do better. You viii please send US as
soon as possible a list of soldiers now in
the service from your township, ard the
Companies and Regiments they are in.
Forward all contributions to US as soon
H.H"
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Leg BRoKEx--f. Atwood of Vernon.
had his leg broken, at Camp Wade, Cleve-
l+1d. on Saturday.
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FRESH DRUGS.

NARNISHES-Furnitur best Coach
Japan ana Demzr yarnishss very low, FOR sale
J-R-W WOODS.
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Blankets and Clothing Wanted FOR the
Soldiers.
HEAD QUARTERS, ONO MILITIA.
Adjutant Generals Office,
Columbus. Oct. ~, 1861.

Adiutant Generals Office, J
Columbus, Oct ~, 1861.
To the County Military Commifses OF
Ohio:-GENTLEMEN: You have been call
cd upon by the Governor Of the State in
his proclamation Of this date, to take
prompt and active measures for procuring
from the citizens a supply Of clothing and
blankets for che troops now in the field.
In carrying into effect the views of the
Governor expressed in that proclamation,
it will be well for you to consider the fol-
Lowing
EndeavOr to have the subject presented
to the people at their meetings on the Sab
bath. Let the appeal be made in the
morning. and the contributions in the af,
terrOcn. Appoint trusty agents for the
purpose Of making collections, who are
known, and in whom the people have con
tidencc. Let every article be marked with
the name Of the contributor, and whether
it be giren or sold, let your contributions
be collected at yourzeouHty town without
delay, and a complete inYoiee carefully
made, with the names Of the contributors,
the estimated value of the articles. and
note indicating whether they arc to be paid
for. el -.i
You will aprraise the articles at a fair
valuation for cash. Blankets. such as viii
probably be contributed, will be worth from
forty to sixty cents per pound. None but
good blankets of full weight will be paid
for. - SGD
AS soon as Your packages arc made up,
forward them to the Quartermaster at this
place. and send with each a copy of the
invoice, and also a copy by mail complete
as above described.
Arrangements are made to forward them
to the army without delay. Every thing
you receive should be all tcooL.. Shirts and
drawers should be made of funnel, color
cd grey or red. Socks should be heavy
and strong. Blankets should be colOredi if
possible, and thick, to weigh four pounds
or more, and not woven too tight.
Comforts will not do for troops in the
feld-when wet they are worthless and re-
quire a long time to dry; but they may
very well be substituted by families at
home for wooden blankets. while they send
the latter to the soldiers.
Let your action in this matter be prompt
Immediate supplies arc needed, especially
of blankets. Obtain assistance from as
many patriotic citizens as possible, and
let the next ten days see our Quartermas-
ter's warehouse we'll filed with tangible
evidence that Ohio does not forget her pa
soldiers in the field.
aral @. p. BUCKINGHAM.
Adj. General, Ohio.
~,
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Pennington, Oct 2lt'6l.
From Missouri.

= 10 3'-a SYRACUSE, No, Oct. %.
1t is reported that acting Brig. Gen.
Wyman, who lett Rolla several days since.
with about $500 men, has arrived at Linn
Creek, where he dispersed a body of rebels.
killing a considerable number, and taking
over two hundred prisoners, and capturing
eighteen wagon loads of goods belonging to
Mcclure & Co. a prominent Union firm
whom the rebels had robbed.
Adyiccs from Gen. Fremont are to Z O.
elook Friday night. He is still at Wal
saw, the RontOOn bridge across the Usage
to be flushed on Saturday.
Gen. Seigcl's division had crossed the
river. ~
1t wa reported in our camp at War
saw that Price had been largely reinforced
by Mccullough. and that their combined
forces were fortfying 0seeola. where they
intended to give Fremont battle.
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The Forty-First Regiment has received
mlrchisg orders.
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LErFERsoN CIV. a. %
St Louis Democrat:

Specialize st. Louis Democrat:
Msj. Wiloe, Of the lst Missouri scouts,
arrived here to-day on the steamer Sioux
City. and reports that on the 10th, lj0 of
the regiment under Maj. White, surprised
the rebel garrison at Lexington and recap
tured the place and all the sick and wound
ed. together with a quantity of guns, pis-
tolls and 1her articles which the rebels
threw away IN their fight. Two pieces of
cannon which were in the fort we're also
captured.
The Sioux City brought down about
100 of our sick and wounded; among them
Coils. White and Grover. who are slowly
recovering.
The rebel garrison numbered 500.
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wM. H. SEWARD.

The Nineteenth Regiment has been or
dered to kentucky.
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ECLECTIC INSTITUTE.

The Winter Term Of this institution
L will commence on Tuesdsy the 18th OF NoTem
Der, and continues fourteen weeks Board and tai
ton fer ConmsH Branches 3 -. Students may mush
reduce this ~ sell boarding for which there are am
pie recommendations. There will be furnished The
vsual facilities for the study OF the AncieBt aud Mod
eTn LanguaseS.oyer 500 experiments illustrative Of
Nataral PHILOSOPHY and Chsmistry, aud several
courses cf IeciurIs to the sA1ie school full corps
OF teachsTs val be employed, aaI no pains spared to
isnier the school sortay Of liberal patronage.
-a SfA -b v UDALL,
Pres Board OF Trustees
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Adj. General, ohit

The following circular has been sent to
the Township Military Committees by the
County Committee. .. 4
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-23
BLOOD FOOD
0ta Establishments.

Casual Advertisements must be paid fol
when haHd~d IN.
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EXkCUTOR'S NOTICE.

EXkCUTOR'S NOTICE.
II Notice IS hereby given that the undersigned
has been auIy appointed and qualified As Executor Of
the Estate Of Fanny DAVIS, late OF Trum6uli county,
Chic. deceased. Il. u GILkESUA.
Mecca, Uct- 10, 1-6l-3s'
DEARIT IN MIND, That at Adams
I'D Bookstore, will be the place to gst good books.
especially during November and december
Oct. 10, i56L.
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4 PLACEMENT.
SIGNEEIh NOTICE.

= Notice Il hereby giveS, that the subscribers
have been appointed assiguees OF Patch + 0pdycke.
Creditors will please present their claims against
sSid Patch & 0pdycke to the Undersigned az the
Store OF Reed. Jameson C in Warren, for allow
anee- EithoutuhnecessaTy delay, and all persons in
debted 10 said Pach & Opdy exc are required tomSke
N--L fI "a N 3. TAYLER
Sept %, 1s6i-tf. B.P. JAMESON.
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: ENACTMENT No

"A william : Goueher Before Joel MinerJus
vs. tfee ofths Peace OF Hart
Samuel HrWit ford Township ruRHull
The defendaat is hereby notified that on the l2Ih
day Of October, AL ls6l, said Jasuce issued en-
order Of attachment in tie above acticn for the su
Of twenty ave dollars and fifty cents. Said cause Is
set for trial on the 3eth day Of Nov 1861. At ten o.
clock A. N. Nm.
Oct %. '6i-3WF
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-23

DEST BRANDS of Pearl Starch By
II the box or h., Indigo. Brimstons. FlOs Sal
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-23

You will aprraise the articles at a fair
for cash. Blankets, such as viii
be contributed, will be worth from
to sixty cents per pound. None but
good blankets of full weight will be paid
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-23

ANNATTO-5 Baskets prime Annat>
Il to for sale By
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-23

SUNDRIES-5 bbls Resin, 2 do white
~ Chalk. DO Alan, Tcesk Sal sodalIde ssda
Ash, 6 Kegs san Peue 70 Be found Al WOODY
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-10-23

GUNDRIES-PeruvisR Syrup, Prof.
Woods Restorative Cordial, scovin's Blood Pa-
rther, Ayers Ague Cure. Syrup Iodide OF Iron. WmA
and Jelly, &c. YOo5s-
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
WAR DEPARTMENT,
RIcuMovD, July !, 1860. {


GENTLEMEN: While | have not withheld
permission from any Of the representatives,
OF the press to visit the camps in Virginia,
aud while am as much the uncompromi,ing
advocate of an unshackled press, as am of
the freedom of speech, and Of the independ
enee of the Confederate States. yet have
thought it proper under existing circun-
stances, to make an appeal TO you to furbear
from the transmission and publication of such
intelligence AS night lie detrimental to the
great cause in which we all feel 50 deep an
interest.
You are aware of the great amount of val
liable information obtnined hy u through the
medium Of the euterpri-ing journals of the
North and we may derive profit from their
example, 10y discriminating reserve in com
muuicnions for the Southern journals
1t must he obvious that statements of
strength, or of weakness, at any of the points
in the vicinity ot the enemy, when re pro-
duced in the North, MS they would be, in
spite of all the vigilance in our power, would
warn them of danger to themselves, or invite
an attack upon us, and in like manner any
statement of the magnitude Of batteries OF
the quantity and quality Of arms, or Of am
munticl; of movements in progress, or in
supposed contemplation; of the condition of
troops of the comn,ssariat, etc, might be
lraught with essential injury TO the service,
To gentlemen of Intelligence, and unques
tionahle loyalty to the cause of the Contedo-
rate States do not deem it necessary TO he
more explicit; nor can doubt for moment
that you will appreciate my motives in max
ing this frank appeal to your patriotism and
discretion. l. p. WALKER,
Secretary Of War.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

SHOCKING AcoIr ENT-At san Francisco, on
Monday afternoon. as the little daughter Of
Mr. Adam Bootz, keeper Of the New York
Hotel. on Kearny street, was returning home
from school, she was knocked down aud run
over. on the corner of Bush and Kearny
streets, BY an unruly horse ridden hy lad
about ten years of age, the son of Mr.. JEFF
fersoD, the actor, and the foot of the horse
coming in contact with her head, fractured
her skull She was carried into a drug store
near by, and from thence home, where she
was attended by Dre. Cooper, Sheldon and
Lane, who trepanned the skull and removed
a portion as large as a half dollar The
Times says some hope is entertained of her
recovery. although her condition is very
critical She is between FIVE and six wears
Of age, remarkably bright and intelligent
.ehild and bears her sutferiugs like heroine
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

PLAYED OUr.-The Sacramento Secession
lists are completely "ployed out" as the say
ing goes They met in County Convention
on Tuesday, and had "A miserable time. They
resolved to run straight ticket Then, from
one to five candidates were proposed for
each office, and the greatest difficulty was
experienced in making up n ticket. Patriot
after patriot Dixie schooD refused to lead the
forlorn ticket; but perseverance did the
business, and the Beauregardites have n
ticket II is supposed that it will receive
from two hundred and fifty to three hundred
votes in the county. Conness will cary Sac
ramento by from eight hundred to thousand
votes, and the whole Union Democratic
ticket will be elected
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

TERRIBLE CALAMITY. The beautiful and
accomplished wife of Henry W. Longfellow
the poet, was burned to death in Cambridge,
Mass, July 10th. She was making wax seals
for the amusement of her daughter, and
throwing down lighted match, it set her
clothing on fire, Her husband was near, aud
exipgushed the flames as speedily as possi-
ble She was, however fatally injured and
expired or the following day. She was a
daughter Of the late Nathan Appleton. Mr.,
Longfellow was severely burned, but was out
Of danger
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

EMANCIPATION CrLLBRATIoN.- The colored
residents of Marysville and vicinity will to-
day celebrate the 23d anniversary of British
West India Emancipation The principal ex
ercses will take place in a beautiful grove
en- Mr.. Breedipg's ranch, eight miles from the
city. They will consist of speeches, poems,
reading of the Emancipation Act. barbecue,
DC. In the evening there will be dancing,
supper. etc. In town, a general good time
is expected.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

HARD ON THE BvLLsTIN-E. A. Rockwell
Esq of the Morning Call, replied, in that
paper Of Saturday last, over his own name,
to scurrlous personal attack upon him in
the Bulletin of the previous day. lie gave
that paper and its editors and managers a
terrible scathing, but the hardest thing he
said fthem is as follows
II have good reason to believe that had
the Bulletin and its friends received the price
then Demanded that journal would have been
ma unscrupulous in its advocacy Of the Bulk
head, as it has been in its opposition
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
Slew 3drertisemcnts.
West Nadia Emancipation.

TE1UE Twenty third Anniversary Of British West In
dR Emanc patton Hill be celebrated by the col J.
ei citisens Of NJ rysville ami vicinity, August lSt,
1861 Ii will be recollected that that day eOOh0d
human beings were emancpated from the dread ii
yoke ot bondage and slavery
We hope that the day is not FIR distant VIXEN We
shall be privileged TO rejoice over the downfall Of Il
5, stem which ow holds over four mlons Of our
brethren in bonds, oanlng under the accUrsed in
stuton Ui American Slavery.
We want to see all Of orr friends from the upper
c1unties at our jubilee. We promise them plea sat
time and hey sh Il eturn home flied with gratidca-
tion at what they have expert. need.
On our next anni' ersarV We hall have cur friend
and codintor Fred Douglass, out here to perform te
lutcs of the orator fthr day.
those OF white friends who may feel disposed 10
b. present shat he sure of hearty Welcome
The ceremonies ant ba hecue viii cake place on Mr.
Bre,dinE's Banch, about miles from Murysyile Il
beautiful grove.
Speeches from several gentlemen will he delivered.
Reading of the Em1ncipation Act and a Poem, and
other IKE ciseS to be announced hereafter.
Alter passing the day pleas autly the party will re-
turn t" he city and prcpa for dance and supie
at which there will be Speakins-iu the evening
5, HOWARD,
june99 Chm Com. of ArrGn- mcnts.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

Two Of the 80 Founders at Cairo have been
named respectively John c. Fremont and
Parson Brownlow. The former pointing
down the Mississippi, bears the inscription
The right man in the right place, never
speaks unless he has something to say" The
other pointing I'D the Ohio, naturally bears
the following: "Well fight 'em till HI
freezes over, and then fight 'am on the ice or
an4 other man"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

PosTEAsrERs' CoMMrssIoNs.-Th following
commissions Of Postmasters, says the Times,
were received Saturday at Special Agents
Office:
CALIFoRNIA-L P. Smith. Forbestown; s.
c. Wheeler, Timhuctoo; Samuel Henders on,
Santa Clara; Peter A. Clute, Volcano; Geo,
D. Dornin, North San Juan; Lowell White
French Corral Jonathan Bell, Saint Helena
John G. Brayton, Napn City.
OREGoN-Fleming r. Hill. Wilbur, Douglas
county.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

FRsDERicE the Great, after very terrible
engagement, asked his officers, "Wh no behaved
the most inrrepidly during the engagement ?"
The preference was given to himself. You
are all mistaken" replied the King; the
boldest fellow was fifer, whom passed
twenty times during the contest. and he did
Dot vary note during the whole time
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
Friday, August 9th, 1861.

REoonDERs COURT July 3l.--Charles Col
sef. disturbing the peace, fined $40.
George Lukmann, same offense, same fine
Thomas Doyle was arrested for being
drunk and disorderly.
James Chandler. for assault. and Williams
for Illegally accommodating" banjo.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

FEsTrvAL-The female members of the Mt.
olivet Baptist Church give supper at Lied
erkranz Hall tonight, for the benefit of the
aforesaid church. They announce that there
will be speaking, in addition to the supper.
The church should be encouraged
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

BAD EFFECTS OF CoLD WATER Said TEN
peranee lecturer: "When the world became
so corrupt that the Lord could do nothing
with it, lie was Obliged tc give it a thorough
sousing in cold water" Yea" replied
wag, but it killed every darn'd crittur on
the face of the airth"
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

New STAR-Miss Virginia Buchanan,
the daughter Of Mexican Buchanan, has re.
Gently made her appearance at San Francisco
as Virginia and Desdemona. The papers
speak of her performances in terms Of high
praiee
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
DAILY CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

We will furneh the DAILY DEMocRAT from
this date untii the returns Of the Gubernatorai
Election are received on the the following terms :
BY Mail or Express So 90
The DEMOCRAT is the only daily paper in the
Northern or Central portion of the S ate that
boists the nominees of the Union Democratic
State Convention. By little cxcrtion on the
part of our friends, our circulation can be greatly
extended. A. S. RANDALL & co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
Cigars, Tobacco &c.

IHAyE THIS DAY RECEIVED
Havana Cisars--of the Choicest ISrandsg
Imitation and Home Manufactured do;
E0baCc0--AU Brands;
Genuine ioersham Pipe Playing Cards
Snuff; Matches; Cigar Gases, etc. etc.
Which l will offer at prices tnrt viii ensure patron
ave JOStPI TUCKER.
Successor to Vim. Abb tt,
iun3-ny IL street.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
Union Democratic Mass Meeting.

Hon. JoHT CoYNEss, the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor, and Hon. HENRY EDGER-
TON. Democratic nominee for Congress, will
address the citizens of Narysville on
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
Meeting OF pie Democratic County
Committee.

The members Of the Union Democratic County
Committee are notified to meet at the City Hall
building, on Thursday. August lst, at two p. NJ,
for the transaction of business
G.. B. FOWLER. Chairman
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

SEARCHING FOR HIS FATHER -sJohn F. Sabins.
of Monterey has been searching for his father,
Wm. Sabins. He was from the town Of
Victory, Cayuga county, N. Y. Newspapers
throughout the State will confer upon an
afflicted wife and mother by publishing this
item
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

AN English paper says that Mr.. and Mrs.
Dickens have been reconcled and are living
together.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

WHAT THE SoUruERNEns HAVE GAINED BY
THE ENTERPRISE OF NORTHERN PAPERS. - The
Secretary of War of the Southern Confed,-
rucy has published an address to Southern
newspaper correspondents which reads as
follows: