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To W. L. CnbelI, Brigadier-CenernI

CAMP ROGERs, Miss, October p, 1862.
We the undersigned field, staff, and company
officers, of the ID brigade, 81 division of the
Army Of the West, have heard, with sincere re-
gret, that, in obedience to orders, you have been
compelled to withdraw from the command Of
this brigade and we are unwilling to permit
you to do so without expressing our high aPPTe-
citation of your ability as 4 commander, and our
esteem for you as = man.
With a brigade composed entirely Of recruits
recently brought into the service, you succeeded
in q short space of time, il not only molding
it into an efficient body Of men, but endesring
yourself by your justice, moderation and zeal in
the discharge Of your duties to us, as well as to
the men under our respective commands.
We feel that the credit accorded to this brigade
for its conduct in the battles of I-u- ka, Cornth,
and Haichie river, is as much due to our leader
as to ourselves and the brave men who re-
sponded to your orders, and we trust that the
God who protected you on the battlefield may
continue to shield you from harm, and that you
may long be spared to adorn the profession of
srms and receive the tribute due your distin-
guished services.
We hope the order Withdrawing you from this
command, may yet DO reeonsidered, and that
you VIII be restored to the leadership of a brig
sde which parts with you with the s~incerest re-
gret, and would hail your return with acclama-
lions of delight:
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a The latest European adviees state tha'
the royal amnesty had been extended to Gsri-
baldi, and that he was about to take passage for
Eenoa.
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TIE BATTLE OF PERRYyLLE.-We publish
this morning General Brsgg's official report Ct
the battle Of Perryvile.
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q Joseph J. Bingham, editor Of the Indiana
Stats S~safinel, is spoken Of as tie Democratic
candidate for United States Senator.
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Fire Among Tho Cotton u1 cairo.

Special to the Cs-S" "ou'nail
CARO-, October pa car loaded with col. on
caught ere on the ievee to-day, and in spir0 81
the FIRE companies, most OF it was destroyed.
L was shipped BY Captain Williamson, aud was
fnllz ipsrTed. Loss shout $1,000.
the maintsgs ~ p.o'os' marsnsl, / detsnd II, ana
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r One oftLe New Bedford whsle-s, recently
destroyed By the Alabama, was insured for
$1,000. lust in tine 70 save her bacon.
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n a citizen of our city just from knoxville,
who has been with General B.agg's army
through Kentucky, informs rs thas they id not
bring the amount CT supplies ont of Kentucky
that wss heretofore reported. They started with
3 800 fine beef cattle, about 500 Of which we're
used on the march. They had $4,000 yards Of
jeans, but burned up about half of it. They
brought some other articles, but not in large
MISUNDERSTANDING nhig.
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- Che Esmsins of Ms. General Scott we're
delvere4 - New York c few days since, from
on beard Of the ship s.. CHARLES, from Leghorn,
to Mr. Williams, sexton Of ST. Iaouss church.
IN that LIS Best Fo6a5s5n @sFs Scott 70 suPel-
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WAETER.

ANCR the IRE Of she Army.
Il 5000 bcsisis sweet p~ctfsoa-.
o0J bItheIs fVEeat.
NO-t01 bu-deE Corn,
l00.OJ0 pounds Bacon. AVp'yt1
A. il CAEEro.
C-ptaia ana A. -.. a.
err1sd4 E-a
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FORT LAFAYETTE NOWADAYS The New
York Evening Post says that Fort Lafayette
now presents all the characteristic features Of o
Ne" YORK h~@' ~c1.ng silk hats, gold head
canes and CIGARS. Tha general Impression
amoqg tho p~ri5oneFs Is, that they are eli soon to
be paroled, with tie exception Of Soule, tho
sheriff arrested with him, AID the Fighting
Lady Thomas"
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< KENNEDY EOugl

Mrs 7. c. ACEC AN,
ST. LOUIs slREET-
VBANsIENT BOARDE2a hs4s@
4 modaliona being oGsrs4tsen'h
~vatIOn-H
OF Wsles-wil.
mex. spring iufnedistslv aaar
.ae Prince with the Pfaesss
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PICHw0FD
cTcEEE .5ra I-G1
BY Special Order No. PA,
4 DJUTAhT suI Io-1rct1- Gaue-ais e#.s 5st-F
3L-cd2oId 0ct01er il b. 81 Erfr b. Dr--.-
tsH u asiEne1 70 duty In george Of Carp o. I-s.--..
r77- - CSnp Moore, Ia. zl1 Elaf =. G +l-rrt lr.
l5vsd from duty al said Camp.
D. csllusnd Of Secretary 1f Ta-
JOB TIEH-E-
Essis-lr- tl-t-ut gez-
CAMP OF INSTRUCTION
CAMP EO0PE. Cc.E-- 20 -l=
- VI toe n sb ge o--s-s Etas 5ay take rt.-r, a.
II sad Carp AMI cGH up-r al person, -=-vz-7 ts
s8=s on tigatrsu srd tlEtg-lya. rsi--- on ~ ..-
eek Or IA Af@iss-5pi river. in tLs uaH tas Of ~
b-F-2z PsqusUlnss JsF--s.E. zs. CtarI-- -t g.r-
b>lt s., So dEu-1 Ascension S.. T----rv
rR''n EruZs LisiDssiHr- SO. E- enc. Ws--r.t-1
hSt p ieians sud Hr-t FsIc5aaa. 90 -z7-rt s--aFE
~ , This 5-i7E the only es-o Of rs erection r-- -
z I'd by The SocretrrT of War fl Ra-f.rr L.-7..
then except lis -srr.
r DrMOE rEGL.
Es1r ard s.. a. General
49, -tn~-alrI e C-wr Of E-----.r
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8'ALLlSIE8'S 5DTBBTISEBglT5.
9. @. B-EcAELI5TEE
Jackson, Nissiapi,
II as Just received
5O00 yds. English GIn-haHss,
$500 yds. 4" PoDlils.
1890 yGs. P5a5ds, (
1900 yGs. Georgia Stripes
so gross Pearl Buttons.
ALsO--A large Tot Cotton Eaeas
AL Eos., and GGy sIscs.
Come soon as they VIII GO oE
like hOt Buckwheat Cakes.
Osna5urgs, ssleeti8gs, sa5r9ires
ana Driila9zs!
IS bales last received and fer
sale Sy z. z. WeALEFsTEE,
oe9-2H Jackson, Miss.
= g. ~IECAEEHSTER.
Jackson, Miss,
E rs just received a good sup
ply Grey Cloths Tor Uniforms
CTenslsayy's best Grey,
English TWceds Grey,
COwPcn Factory Grey,
SALEM, r. q, Factory Grcy.
oc9-ln ,. G. McALEssTEH
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~ The Louisville Journal says that when
The correspondents wish to tell a big lie, they
generally begin by saying, ct is stated IN eli
q %reess'
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$50 REEEARD

BOARDING sni 20 cling = private house. Pr Il
- yourg men. 1Dpy IT his on Q. cc295.
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have 1" dis g ice ii iSoit e dBiies. S5o j.. bad been been ga1oA
1heiF names are D T. HoInes ssl iss1 s.ay s ne
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y, VIII nscome alive to the great When shan tbo.
~ seems almost obsolete, thar ts,sT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-15
american a. Foreign Patents
r. II. EDDY
SOLICITOR OF P.3TENTS
F, LATE Agent OF y. Patent OaHrs Wasbt,uon -,,.r
the Act st s37,
70 State street opposite kfIav AZ. uos,

V-A'e Assn'0f y P1tsnt OaHrs, Washington sutrr
the Act al s57
10 State strset opposite kiIbv az. Has.o,.
4 fTEK an extensive practice of upwards ar t,x-,,,
u years continues Patents "A the IT,tsd 49,
-asS' Great britain, France and other Narsig1 -,
Htsa. IaVeRts SPECIFICATIONS, Assignments ana n, D.
psrs or Drawings for Patents eroeuted on iib.r,i -
aad WIN despatch Researches made juto Au,.ric,,, -
.esh "ofAs' to'de'erHine the validity or utility of P7
enlS or nVsnicns, legal or other advice
all matters touching The same COPIES Of The a ms i"
any atentfnrnshed by renting One Dollar Assigr
MSn's recorded n Washin gton.
The Agency is only he largest in Ne,v Fr,t,- ,
"ugh II inventors nave adv" atages for ssrurin
81 aseer'anlng the patentabiiity Of invention
@ IN hot IinmeaEurabi supe riUr any WI
can De onere d them esew where The testiuurinIS ho
glven nrnve that none is MORE SUCC ESsFUI. AT9.
- NJ ~ 81, Than the subscriber and As StTCCE
- The BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AVN Ar
II ne would add nat he has lhunda nj reasoR Ia hpIi.v
ana can prove, that other oiee of The KIND are ~
yes "r professional services moderate The IN.
hehse practices of Tho subscriber during tv,r, raarv
as.i nus enabled ana 10 aeramuate solretna ,t
nselheAnn s and official decisions relative To
Ihsse besides his extensive library Of legal and perhon
Ie "oths, aud in accounts Of pasnta granted in n.
ntea states ana Europe ronder him abs bsyond aas.
llon to otter superior facilities for obtaining natsntv
an necessity OF Journey 10 WASH eton to sr,enre
InVsn!srs. " '~''
TESTIMONIAL
regard NJ Eddy as ane of tae esys5x sz.d SEQ.
sesyu' praeitsaars with whom have had sfeia inter
CHAs. MASON, - Csans,ss.oney Of Pnte,t.
'aV- no hesitatian IN assuring Inventors that thav
4Pi"' oIson moro oeInpetenL and trustwsttay
an" are capable OF psitiRg thsir applications in form
20 secure for them sriy and favorable censientisn
- ZIG FaIsht Omss. kDACND BURKE
-, Late Commissioner Of PateE;s
@r' H. H. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN apnI
saHohs on al bnt ere Of which patents have been srnat
a. ana thai 0ns 10 DeRding. Sseh unmistak ah,-
iool OF great !aeRt and ability ais part leads ne 10
'so"hTehd al inventors 10 Apply 20 procure ther
aiehtF az theg may be OF having n.at fanhf.
charges. IOHN rAGcA
Dhnhs sight HsntEs, the EubBclhs, in coNrse Of sis
arse practice made, twice resete, appIlcation,
ACEEN APpEAid EVERY ONE OF which was de-
sided n mis- favor, by The ssoaer Of Patents
4. q. EDDY
oostoh be6. J. 1861.
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Rf'rt artificial teeth Cold Silver Plat ma and Rub
TT IN all cases FURNISH temporary free NJ cost
-u ADVISE all persons who have their extract
' aye temporary set as it keeps he under Jaw a
'-''' aape sever ! have come under m notice
1 ~ residence this piare where the under jalB les
some IsTl0nsty HjHrsa by going without Temporary
3 stu renew my offer u s25 4 FOR rotten or de-
nS sets u teeth the rubber plate. Thus far have
"a 'haulr 20 hni an imperfect
.r touoving letter will speak SELF il is from
"'. : lee, formerly resident of this liace
CANTON n y June IL 1862.
3. ehHGys DEAR sir fe.I impeiled to wri,e you
- ."St 1t n your "a ntstry in my TO rec
-" "Hr different kinds, 4nd much prefer The rubber
rs nan three years you Inserted upper set u
-" 20 M mouth gu rubber plate, ana h. We worm q
" 'lnee eaten with il every meal! now the plate is
W. a. god as when The hitting ~ admir- able anu
~'e -xterIeuceu inconvenience whatever wearing
" HpGyS reconm al Il 10 ny friends preference 10
@ ~ piGiHG. Ny experience IN certainly decidedly n
Aror II The rubber hope m man, friends In Vermont
~ avail themselves Of your services IA no
'A'lst n whose hands should prefer rust my tee n
aete't rather han you. Civ. this letter Icited
q simple justice. Yours truly
g. LEE.
Ather cr Chloroform given in extrac ting a
'nn Der Of tee h IL required.
- Scar in mind hat only chArgs seventY-nve
'eniS cavity. FOR god filing ase the best gold
'uu warrant ttr films as do plate Work. hra
'aFen,snt, p from dstanGe will please give
.sv dAys notice. when they intend coming TO for
= ONCE over L.ngdons Flour s'ors, Montpelier. VT
tc'.sDkv John u. COhEGY3.
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TELEGRAPH
3 /
( O'CLOCK p. M
TO The FREE.a4.,

NV ToRK, Nov. Is. The Herald has let-
'er from Newourn the 9th, which says General
Foster army was at W Illiamstowu on the Sth
under orders 10 march 10 Plymouth on the 9th
and thence embark IN the transports for New
BERN.
The movement was successful, but the main
1blect vas to capture two rebel regiments that
lad been sent 90 attack Plymouth. but the de-
ay caused by the inetfcency of our acting
7rgadler allowed their escape.
ReconnoIssances were made within five miles
II IArble. They were found to have massed
arge iorce there, and it was deemed impolitic
60 attack chem, particularly IN view of the fact
nat an extensive swamp interviewed. and the
Weather hetokeued rain, which would render IL
npsssable.
some Of the expeditions had arrived at " ash
ngtou. y e.
The tribune, Washington despatch saws the
rebels ara reported to occupy Thornton and
Chester Gap in Burnside rear in force.
The Herald's dispatch SAYS that Stonewan
Jackson has removed his forces from the vicinity
Of Font Royal His army is now encamped al
Pewtown, seven miles from Winchester His
.oree Is estimated at from IS 600 TO 40 600, and
100 pieces of artillery.
\ special despatch from Harper's Ferry dat
ID jthe 18th, says a contraband; has made MS
Tav here. who states shat be overheard high
fcers IN the rebel service still remaining in the
valley eonverslng concerning plan of opera
IONS they purposed to undertake very shortly
According TO The negrOe statement they are
70 make a raid between this 'front.' Burnsde's
army and the Potomac at Washington, attack
Dg n detail all the small Union forces thew can
reach at Leesburgh. and IN the meantfml SEMI
force OF Infantry and artillery to hold Gen
Sigel IN che ck. or, if engaged. to prevent him
from interfering with this proposed cavalry
raid.
The Tunes Washington dispatch says Lieut..
Rogers 81 the staff of the rebel Gen. Hill. was
aptured to-day BY Col. Prices cavalry.
De says Jackson will be in Cumberland with
n = hours. Similar rumors Of jackson
movements are received from Harper Ferry.
NEw YORK. Nov, ID Gen. McClernard is
now AZ Columbus, Kentucky, organizing ais ex-
1ett,Unarv force.
The Tribune has detailed account of the
rebel resse's under way IN England Three
ran-oiad rams are building in Liverpool, and
he ,hIra is i screw steamer at Glasgow 10 be
Completed n twenty months from last July.
tx non vessels, not ironclad, are preparing
.vf cAFry 'nS aEhs, &C, TO rebe! ports
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov II. Maj Gen. Lew
Wallace CrlUtenden and sraf have arrived.
Part Of Gen. Crltienden 5 corps under Cen
mathews and Wood divis.on. entered Leba-
lon, U,nr.. on the 10th, driving Morgan rebel
-Fl.y out They captured large quAn cities If
1yu7, bacon, W heat, boots and shoes. one niue.
'nd some provisions. Next morning made a
lasn IN zen. Wo2l camp, eight miles from
LEBANON and captured 30 men
All Morgan cavalry have joined Gen. Breck-
enwde =, Murtr-eshoro, and l5 is supposee LETT
with aim .or chattanooga, where large rebel
force IS gong.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA The Washington
Star u tins evening contains the following
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Boston. Dec. 2, 1861,
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NOTICE.
Cavalry Horses Wanted.

IL'1 notice hereby given that Lieut. Col Preston
IT tie st Vermont Cavalry Regiment ia duly author
81 ~ -e proper apartment Of the public SERVICE to
'asr horses for the Of SAID Regiment. Horses
EeF Tor the United States for lhs service must
"AIui iny 10 the Revised Spec locations in these
9hnt Va: " SOUND in all particulars; ON ) to 6
iA - 4ih act ess han nor more than nine years
90 nor 10 ~ bay, brown blRc4 sorrel good sgua
-, hr'dis wise and sic sufficient the purpose
V nv" AIMED, for which fair prices VII be paid
.-fH1' { oil P--stOn anu the undersigned will a
a"' 7anto pm she 10Th and 2ist Thursday and Fri
tf.' Sovenbrr, al Montpelier on the - and
DE AondAg and Tuesday fer he purpose inspect
as~ pure hasIuE such suitape as NAV b- eff
,n' ytaey :Gaos ana ps@s Of psrenase, may De herr
Ser 1stglAsd sf vhica dus notice WILL II aese-.ary be
s'A' APP. =. ". CLA REE,
Assistant Quarter master Of Vols U. !. A.
sraltssoro. VI, ssv. 10Th, 1882. aevIItf
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov IA The Washington
N@T u this -ven!ng contains the following
MANASSAS JUNCTION, Nov. A. The latest n
-ormatlon rom Warrentou, satisfied me that
.he Tine SINCE zen. Burnside assumed command
aas been most prottably spent IN pertecting
amy -rrang ments to defeat The enemy when
5he grand clash Of arms shall take place
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THE GREAT CAESE OF
4 = Al a " MIS- Err z

Just published in Sealed Envelope : Price s cts
LaCFD RE By DR.. CULVERW ELL, ON THE
CASE AND CURE of Spernatorrhea, Consumption
Mental and Phvsica! Debility Nervousness Eniiensv
impaired Nutrition Of the Body, Lasstude, Weakness
Of the Limbs ana Back, tndisposition and Incapac-
Ly Tor study and Labor. Dizziness 81 Apprehcnsio
Loss OF Memory, Aversion to Society Love Of Solitude
ilaidltY sell Distrust, Dizziness Headache Affections
Oh Ihe hYt Fapies on the Face, Involuntary Emissions
ana 5exsa lndapacy the Consequ Of Youthful In
discrotion, &C
X This admirable Iec.ure clearly proves that the
ABOVE enumerated, often seif-acted evils. NAV 5e
moved without md without dar serous sursica
operations ana should read hs every youth and every
n the and.
sent under zeal "a address, plaia. sealed en-
7eop" on the receipt Of six ceat postage stamps
by addressing
CEAs. =. :. R..iNE Z co,
% B0~ery, NewYorx. P..r Office Ray S5s
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Trains Going Sc 4th and East.

Trains Goi3i.S Sc Ith and East.
Leave nohtpeite' i u NJ. Ii - ana 10 20
NJ AL TRAIN leaves Rouses Point 4 450 =. Il. St.
IL Adams at go A. NJ. Burin glon rs A. NJ con-
meeting II White River Junc.itn wlthrans far ana rom
Wells River 81. lnhnsbury and rt.etnn. and with
Northern Railroad tor Boston Lowell Worcester &c.
ana connecting at Bellows Falls with aeshire Z. Re
or Boston ana with Vermont Valley 4. e. Tor Spring
deid, New Haven and New York arriving IN New YORK
1t l0,I5P ".
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Rou.e'g Point at sos M for
Burlington and Northteld Connecting al Burlington
with boats for Whitehall &c.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdensburg 1t 1870 H..
Mont ea Al 400 houses PJiat ~ NJ arriv
ing al Bostunat $40 NJ. connecting Bellows Falls
Vermont Valley z. 3. for springfield ana New Haven
ana arriving IN New York At : 70 p.
Trains Coin North ami West.
Leave Montpelier al OF 4. N. 735 4. N. and "a ,
MAIL TRAlr leaves Boston 80 NJ. via. Lowell
Lawrence or Ftchburg. Leaves springfield - A. N
Bellows EaIIs at y - NJ. connecting White aver
Junctira with Northern r. r. from Boston and with Pas
sumpsic T. r. tor aud from It. Johhsbury Aittlcrou
arriving NJ Burlington at 6.l5 P and ~ BANS It
20 p N, OgdehsburgI 2jO a, and AUntrea 70 80
a..
AccuHAoDA TRAIN leaves NortnheiG al % A. H.
and Burlington II 925 ~, lur Reases Paint Mon
treai.
NsHe ErpRzss Train ga yes Bellows Falls at IS Pa
ceivng from Vermont alley 4. R. leaving
New YORK 800 a. ~, and rom Cheshire Il. 4.
leaving Boston 1t 30 p Y. connecting at
White River June:o with train leaving Boston at
500 P. A.. Lowell or Lawrence. Leave While
River Junction at il.s3 H.. arriving Burlington
II go A. NJ, RSuses Point 10 H. no BifeI 1t
l0,O0 and Ogdenshurgn at l2.40 NJ runHecIi ~
wh Grand Frunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West.
Sleeping cars attached both the night expres
trains uhning between Rouse's Point aud BossoH.
Through Tickets or Chicago Ele Vest for sale
the principal RaIons.
GaBRRlLL, sup'-
At Alhan.. VT. June 81. 1862.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-15
FRIENDSHIP,

That desecrated name belongs only to
the attachments of the finer spirits-the
rare and excellent among our race. A
combination of qualities, on both sides,
is necessary to produce that pret i Jus
and inestimable sentiment. Of real sim
cere affection, many men are not capable;
they have indeed, a sort of attachment
for the things they live among, tie peo-
pie who fill their house and family; that
is, they do not like very well to be with
out them, when they have been accust-
omed to their presence, but that is all
Take them away, and replace them b,
something OF some person else, and you
soon learn to measure the strength oi at
tachment in the ordinary human heart
As for confidence, that is not the attribute
of little mind, especially if tinged with
jealousy Of mind more enlarged and no.
BILE than itself: it loves to keep its own
frivolous plans and ideas secret, for
there seems, indeed, to be sort of in
stinctive dread on the part..of folly to come
into contact with wisdom. Rely upon
it, that man who loves those higher in
the scale of intellect than HIMSELF is a
hero undisclosed by circumstances. Foil,
hates wisdom, even the gentlest wisdom.
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PURITY,

Once more let me persuade YOU that
no examples in high places can justify
imitation in low places. Your purity is
too precious to be bartered, because ali
official knave iempts you by his exam
ple / would that every place of state
were sphere Of light, from which should
be flung down on your path cheerful
glow to guide you on to virtue. But
if these wandering stars, reserved, / do
believe for final blackness and darkness,
wheel their malign spheres in the orbit Of
corruption,-go not after them. God is
greater than wicked great men Heaven
is higher than the highest places of ma
tions; and if God and Heaven are not
brighter than great men or high places,
then you must take part in their doom,
when. ere long, God shall dash them to
pieces BEEcugR.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-15
Seleft 2ustrg.
For the Pioneer
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION.
BY o. J. row ELL

By u - fOWELL.
'Tis the Flag of our Union, the pride of tie
world,
A banner of liberty, Civ by our sires.
When the bold Britons came in tyranical sway
To raise Oh our borders an intelna fire.
They have watched it through war and thro'
strife;
They sworc that the Star spangled banner should
If it cost every patriot his lie.
But when DER the land, the foul demon of war,
Was stalking abroad in his majesty bold,
Then arose in the minds of the sternest of men,
That the words are fulfilled our statesmen
foretold
Oh, come to the rescue, was shouted abroad,
And patriots willingly came to defend
That banner they had loved and protected
Determined to fight to the last bloody end.
Alas what a change since REBELLION began,
All the battle-fields plainly will show,
That the aim Of the South since the war was
begun.
| Was the Governments final o'el throw.
But the Flag of the Union has ever proved true
| Its lustre has shone o'er people distressed
Though few of its stars by treason are blur
| red,
ct their lights will slime brighter when all
! is redressed
BooNsBoRo' MD, Aug, 1862.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-15
ADVICE TO JOKERS.

A new work published in London. en-.
titled the ''Hand book of Joking" gives
sEe following advice, which is worthy of
remembrance; ss-
always let your jokes be we'll timed.
Any time will do for good joke, but no
time will do for bad one. Any place
viii fit, provided the joke itself be fitting,
bat it never fits if joke be out of its
place. No man can order joke as he
would his coat at Stultz's, or his boots at
Hoby's. Jokes are not only often out Of
order, but we have known jokers ordered
out; in short, any man who attempts to
Joke out Of order, should either be pro.
vided with a strait waistcoat, or be kicks
ed out of society. 2s4
In concocting jokes, as in making pud-
lings, each person employs similar mates
rialS, but the quality OF the dish is en-
sirely dependent Oh the skill Of the ar
,iste As gold becomes refined By pass
ing through the ordeal Of FIRE, SO truth Is
he purer iof being tested BY the ordeal OF
un; fer jokes are to facts what metal
pots are to metal The utterer Of good
oke is useful member of society, but
the maker of bad one is a more despis.
.ble character than the Serirst conner by
profession. s
"a joke from gentleman is an act Of
charity; an uncharitable joke is an un-
gentemanly act. The retort courteous
is the touchstone of good feeling tbs
reply churlish the proof Of cold-headed
stupidity" f.