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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
New York HArhst

NEw YoaH, Decembsr8 8
FLoUR-A shade armer and more active; supernne
| state 81 00d6 IS, end extra state 90 1896 IS.
WHISKY-dull at 800.
WHEAT-Quet and frm, with fair export demand,
with sales Of Chicago spring at 81 2OD 49, Milwaukee
club at 81 259l ai and winter rel western at Sl II
al A.
C0RN-In good request and lc better, with sales OF
shipping mixed western al 75c.
0ATs-Dulland heavy closed firm at 6646Sc.
C0FFEE-In fair demand.
SUGAR Very dull.
M0LAssEs-stesdy.
P0RK-Firmer, with sales at Sl2 3lH9I3 so for
mess-closing at latter prcei and 9ll 5091l rs for
prime
H0Gs-Dressed, hrmer at 5&@6Hc.
LABD-Less active, and prces without material
change.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09
Baltimore Cattle Market.

s.. BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.
BEEF OATTLE-The offerings at the Scales to-day
amounted TO 1900 head. OF the number offered $50
head were driven to Washington, 900 left over unsO d.
aud the balance purchased by city butchers and packers
at prices ranging from % so to so per 100 bs-an ad
vance Of 25c per 100 lbs the side rate since last
week. Some very fine cattle sold at higher figures than
our quotations. ..
sHEEP--Prices show q decline, sales bting made at
3x@4hc per Id gross, according to quality.
H0Ge-The market was heavy and prices lower; sales
Of fair to prime live hogs at IS 9596 per 100 lbs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

MooREHEAD CRY, N. c., Dec. SAT Beau.
-prt, on the 2 inst, Gen. Banks was nominated
or the next Presidency by the Eastern North
carolina Free Labor Absocion, at a large and
nthusiastic meeting. Native North Carolina
Union troops who belong to the organization
.trenuouly insist upon vigorous and prompt
enforcement of the confscation and emancipa.
Ion acts passed by the last Congress.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

New YoRK, Dec, S.--Washington specials
, ate that Senator Wilson of Massachusetts,
will introduce bill for giving aid to Missouri
owsrd emancipation. Il will offer $16 ,000, 900
the first installment.
Sigel will prefer charges against Pope Of
onduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman,
nd total inooupetenoy as military commander.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

COLUMBUS Tyr GRAPHICAL UNIoN,-At the
regular monthly meeting of this Association.
on last Saturday evening, the following Cficels
were elected. for the ensuing quarter: P.esi-
dent, c. Coleman; Vice President L R
Williams; Recording Secretary, George S.
Weaver; Corresponding Secretary, Walter M.
CLANCY; Financial Secretary, William F. Pc
land; Treasurer, CHARLES K Davidson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

The best advice that can be taken is to sGue
your natural teeth and keep your gums sound
by using HUDsoN's uNRIvALLED TOOTH PAsrE.-
Call for il at Studer's, Marple's, Ssmuel's,
Roberts, Wilson's, Schueler's, Shaup's, Den
ig's, RidgWay's, J. Fowler's, ID d 8, or at
Druggists, Dentists or Perfumers anywhere -
Try IL one and all
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

THE Tustarawas AdDOedts reports the death
Of John Kuisey, an old ctiz.n OF that county.
He moved to the county in 1904. 10 which year
his father, John Knissly, founded the town Of
New Philadelphia He was u yeara of age.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

PETERSON FOR JANUARY. ls63.-This is one Of
the finest numbers Of Peserson's Magazine that
has yet been given to the public. It's embel-
lishments are superb, and Its reading matter is
of the choicest character. A copy of 1t will
make q splendid New Years present. Go to
Kennedy's aud get IL, before he sells out his
eupply
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

New YoRk, Dec. IA special Washington
dispatch of the 9Th to the Times, says: Certif-
Gates Of fve thousand each to the amount Of
two and half million dollars have been stolen
from the Treasurer Splnner's desk. Fortu.
ma ely they we're unsigned. Measures were
taken to prevent engraving any more of the
same kind. BlX A.IYa 81
The steam transports Empire City, Eastern
Queen, Union, Carrie White and Star Of the
South called last night. -.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09
our SoIdiars FreezIng to Death.

Our soldiers Freezing TO Death. .
New YoRK, Dec, 8-A Washington special
ltates thet elk of our piokets of the Army of
the Potomac froze to death Ssterday night, and
seven died from the effects of cold at Camp
Misery, Alexandra
An army letter of the 4.h says Franklin's
tarps struck, tents that day, and occupied Belle
plain. This movement is undoubtedly the
commencement of active operations.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

QUARTERhAsrER- GENERAL WRiGHr shipped on
Saturday to the 70'h Ohio supply of first class
Springfield riaes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

The ll9sh Regiment. numbering about ex'y
men, which has been at ,mp Dennison itr
some months past has reached Cleveland aud
been consolidated with the 81 b Regiment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

CALL on Thompson AZ the P Sto6ice for Har-
per's Weekly for December l3, and other pic
torials. This number of Harper is splendidly
illustrated.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09
State and Local News.

TIE s7.h regiment, Col. Banning, has been
consolidated with the l25th, Col. Opdyke, at
Cleveland.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY prisoners taken in
Greeubtier county, Virginia, were brought to
Camp Chase on Saturday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

ONE HUsDRrD AND THIRTY pafoled men were
received at Camp Wallace on saturday-abous
fifty of them belong to the 81 Iodiana.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

The Ninth Cavalry has left Camp Chase aud
gone 10 ZAnesville.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

THOMAS ANDERSON Of Youngstown has been
appointed Major of the Tenth Cavalry.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

KENNEDY has Harper's Weekly for December
I3sb, and all the other pictorials, which he lie
selling at the lowest prices
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

REsIoNATloNs Among the late designations
In Ohio regiments are the following:
Lieut.. Colonel P,ul Edward Of the 4sh;
Assistant. Surgeons VIM, c. Kelley Of the 99.h,
F. SwiDgley Of the Ssh, VIM. Arnold OF the
47th, and H. A. Rodman Of the lltb; Capt. II.
J. Wylie and l. eutela.t S smueI D. Suayer
Of the 95ib; Lieut. George b Reeves Of she
47th.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09

LIEUT.. JAMES Bull has been promoted to
Captaincy in the IS h Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-09
DR.. Dr.A.J.VANDERSLICE,
Late Professor Of the Eoole CIiuique de Medi-
cine Pharmacy In PariA.
A PRACTITIONER OF 90 YEARS.

Announces TO bis friends and the public that hs on
diseases, viEi
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Fits, Dropsy, Dys-
Repsa' Liver Complaint, Pllos Fistuia, Cont.
hnumansm, scroiula, White Swelling, Nervous
Affections, Fever and Ague, Bilious Complaints,
ETC., etc., eto.
DR. vAmERSLIor has met with great suocen, NV nj.
peculiar mode OF treatment Of diseases where other
eminent physicians have failed to produce cure. 10
attest his confidence In his kfl and inertia hs iII
undertake the cure ofal patents without charge eTeept
Dg the cost OF medicine; requiring no fee until Mo-
he restoration Of their health.
Diseases Of peculiar character he guarantees 10 re-
move radically In few days, without offensive or dele
terious medicine. He warrants 10 ALL no matter how
severe OF long standing the disease eectua cure or
he requires no pay Females suffering with irregularI.
ties, or neryousness, debility, etc., can be
cured by DR.. " Invalids In any section OF the country
BY addressing letter 70 him post paid, and nslosinG
10 them. = -
Il Residence, two doors from the corner Of Green
and Floyd Streets, Louisville KY Once hours from
70 ~ a. m, and from 9 to 2 p. m. l
DI. A. j.. VANDERsLIOB can produce over one
eases. Gall and sec him, --'.---' i.
, 1862-12-18
chrious Faets.

Bees are geometricians. The cells are so
constructed as, with the least quantity Of
material, to have the largest sized spaces and
the least possible interstiees:
The mole is q nieteorolOgist.
The bird called the nine-killer is an arith.
metician; also the crow, the wild turkey,
and some other birds.
The torpedo, the ray, and the electric eel
are electricians:
Tha nautilus is q navigator. He raises
and lowers his sails, casts and weighs anchor,
and performs nautical feats.
Whole tribes Of birds are musicians.
The beaver is an architect, builder, and
wood-cutter. He cuts down trees and erects
houses and dams.
The marmot is civil engineer: He does
not only build houses, but constructs aque'
ducts and drains TO keep them dry.
The ant maintains regular standing army,
Wasps are paper manufacturers.
Catterpillars are silk spinners.
The squirrel is ferryman. With chiE
or piece Of bark for boat, and his tail fol
q sail, be crosses q stream.
Dogs, wolves, jackalS, and many others
are hunters.
The black bear and heron are fishermen
The ants are day laborers.
The monkey is rOPedancer.
, 1862-12-18
REDUCTION IN PRICES TO
SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE FOL.
IA lowing list Of American and Foreign Pc.
riodicals, for which l receive subscriptions.
Permanent arrangements having been made by
the United States Government for the carrying
Of the mails from the Atlantic States by steamer
four times month, | am enabled to receive sub.
scriptlOns at much lower rate than formerly.
The same care and attention will be paid to the
forwarding Of all packages, for which this estab-
lshment has gained such an enViable reputation
throughout the Pacific coasts
, 1862-12-18

A REMARKABLE Doc They boast Of Q
remarkable dog down in Alabama. He is q
small dog, rather on the Zee order, but for
three years, with only three or four excep.
tons, ran or shine, hot or cold, with com
pany or without, be has not failed TO attend
divine service every Sabbath at the neigh.
boring church. He seems TO know instinc
lively when the time comes, It happened
once that the dog had gone in the early part
Of the week TO spend few days at house
some miles from home. When Saturday
evening came, however, be went home. and, as
usual, on the next morning presented himself
at church. lt makes no difference whether
any of the family 90 TO church or not, he Is
always at his post, Moreover, when there,
ho behaves himself as o good dog should.
He stations himself near the door, and II any
rroiane hog or cow comes rambling too near,
heasnolselessly as possible drives them away.
Aud what ls femaFk able, considering the
customs prevailing in many Of our churches,
be has never been seen to laugh or talk, or
TO attract attention or TO disturb the service
during all the time, a..,. ~. ~. ~,
We.are Indebted 20 the venerable poet,
Waller Savage LandoF, for the following
beautiful comparison; The damps Of au.
tumn sink into the leaves, and prepare them
for the necessity Of ths fall and thus insen.
sibly are we, as years close round us, de.
taehed from our tenacity to life BY the gen.
tie pressure Of recorded sorrows.
, 1862-12-18
Testimonials Of the Horace waters
it}. Pianos and NGelodeons. ~

The Piano came 70 hand and n irtt nie order Itfa
beautiful inliralnent--lEz WALksR, Philadelphia.
John Hewitt Q. Carthage, New York. Who ashsd
friend Of mine Wishes ne 10 purchase plano ior her
She likes The one you cold me In December, 1883 nv
sn In,ros % y, ~, y 1,. p.iSs % sna tnlnk
lar than any other mhkeN - N
We hsve two o. waien Panos IN uss m our seminarv
oneo which has been severely tested ioF three yeaTs
WooD 4 0nnooRY, MOant Carroll, m.
The Meodeon has nlley arrived. EEL obliged toyod
Tor your liberal DO ~ lean r you 10 these
paris.-Rev, :. n. hcCoEMIoE, YprqaosVlis, 70.
4 H.WATHls, Esq Dear srs Having used one Of vour
perlol Instrument -ALoAEo 0nAT, Principal Brooklji
Heights Seminary.
The Piano vas duly received II came IL excellent
eonoluons and = very much admired By my numerous
family. Accept my thnnks Tor your nruinnti, r.-Ron-
BAT CooPkh, Wananham, Bradford 20, n.
Rev. Mr. Haynes writes as iOllowa:-prs,on Hollow.
y. X: July sih, 1855. hn. WATEHs- Dear elIi ne
ceiyed ne nelodeon. seo and IN good order; Ntf
pleased with The external appearance and ne ione alIo
hops nnall have occasion % order one Or two mols
The Piano n splv.t nom vob cootlnu., q AZ ,.sl.
faction regard d one 81 the boat inurumsnS n iht
place.--JAnkp 4. CLAnKn, ChaTpulon Va.
Your Piano plsauss o. we'll Il h The best one n our
county ~ noNA9 A. LAlnAn, Campblolon, ca.
wseIs very much Obliged % lou q. having lsaf atk
nne instrument fe $40. and ge ahall l1il pldllo
Recommend it-BaANE, HELD CO, nnfhlo Democrat.
The Horace Waters Pianos aro known a. among tha
very heai; We ar enabled % teak Of thee idliuncna
lent tons and durable quallly New Ycrk Elsnesisi.
We can epeaf 81 lhe lnffiia q tho HoIacn Waiaru
Pianos nom peIsgnat knowledge. q being n he very
hcst quality. Christian lnielllelncor.
Nohns q the state Pair displayed greater exeslonoo
q any depafimeni than the h0acs Waters Piahol.-s
Wsisr' Piauos and Meloa.nis ch.ll,nr, oo,unsrl.sn
tln ise hnast made anyvheps ID ihe c0nniIy. Hong
, 1862-12-18


How 70 Cunn CotD.-Tho Journal of
HsaIh says Il q man begins % cough, as ths
rllcI Of common cold, Il il The result Of
nature attempting he curo. and rhe viii ef
lecl It IN Der own time, and more efcciually
than anr can 60 %. II 1ho igoulg lcf nlone.
and hlr Instincts Cherished. What tars those
inalInclal Sho abhor flod. and graves
warmth. IIonce, he moment . nan is salis
lol IhaI hn has taken ooId. loi hin % ilroo
l1'00|. IIrl1 eat not m oiom. 11ccnd. 70
o BID 11l cover d warm IN warm room.
IhIII. drink a. much water ns be wants. Or a.
much bot herb lc1 as be can; and, IN three
a1111 ouI Of four. he will Be- almost entirely
VI b iiiIlY-alS houra.
Dr. Jotneon used % say that 4 habit Of
look'ng a De bssi side of every event. i
worth a t11n.tnl pounds yoaf- Bishop
Han qaaIdllF remlfks. = For every bad.
l11Il might b a worse; and when q man
bI1ll1 f|a lsE. let him Be- ihankfnl that h
va rol l'1npck.e When FcnaIon'slibraly
uns o1 Gre God Be- praised. = ho ssolain,e1
II.I b 41I not TIE dwelling Of nono moor
n.0I Il8 b Ihe trne spirit Of suinf1.
1|t0-o1l Of tbs most beautiful lrnit- thst
en- possess Iio human. heari. Resolve ~
go Ne world on a. sunny side. and yno
1alo almost 1aI Won Ihe hd.il1 of M, y
No fI1'iuI }. IIt.ly b l.ss udoh noo.,.
'n e|'1|'01 victim. 1nl11s be keeps enough
I1l'0 a|0'H lImlo bait his hook With.
, 1862-12-18

This ll1i uamed dt 49, b cnmmnnlr preceded b. r.
lgul.I ocii1n q Ne heEIt and d1cnll fllplr1ilfn;
u1l1 unI.I1IlN O1Iu1nI md Il ~ dlun1nll patient
E|I| 1lol In1 1nrcr11 h1 rrrlf Milf derived non
u1nI Invariably rln|'I i cnIu' I11T act uIIh nuoh
Gerry o. l1 lIItl|lIl1 and aIl11l lyG1m that he
LlIl-
, 1862-12-18

n el1l c1al % QI1Im11l ur1IalIl nuIly ara With
- I1I1 IcIIII .lI llll hnl1 len lhfhahioi win
1-llaIm 4aIln In1 n1rIIInr a1l tlI1IIp8 pouoIl Of
N'1 uNIII1nI n11n1nI r1rl nlF1l Allied AnToldn1ra
lql1l 1l n1lI 1IN1I1 Tl|ll o ~ Inn1nc1 af N olsl
y 11l 1lc1II1 q MIA Ilr1l. - action u wonderful
el.1la..I ss.lng. nay laqn - lndlo1d hy following
, 1862-12-18
CURE Is ~ HANDl
HoLLoVvAY's OINTMENT


n III powerful Ointment y utli rubbed into the
n.I1 nlced, en- lkil dlea.s VIII b speedily Overcome.
llm q M cnlru mnlt and opoTnl11 uof locally only,
but colI'llrII11ay plIIln1 ~ NhnIo sllom, nean.
llall1ng ~ doplalcd nuoln, and elIecilng radical
auxiliary o he Ointment, they afl rlepdrsd q
. 80 n u1.on lIIl 4 nilailn1 and collnnlhg he
conqueIl q ~ dlllIl
Dlpihsla liberated Esn Fhrutani QulnssE
Ths abos, cnmpl.iu,u h.vs lsr tw,.fs vs,lu -.
r1aled uIlh Hnanyn OlnImlnl and p|ls Win p-risct
Aulc11. Llt cuIlI have ten ln umlIkaII1. ino1dy.
ND nnmlrolI that fhno nnnn fla diseases 1r8 more
's'y ''s ,5.s s2 z ,,s, -, /, ~ '''a - 'snnon
, 1862-12-18
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Ateat bargains alwa, In store, prices om asOIo $40
.l..l.LL.- -.n-L- M II 8 4 C-..-- " " W

One Of the largest and bess cataloaues of Musls -
p1llshed All The music and mnsln hnr puhli-hed M
celebrated Guitars and VI kinds 81 Mn-lcH InsiTnmsnts
and music meIchandise nt the oWeai pFlrea Nuac ssnt
Whenever uldered. paSt Iald Catalogues sent ~ ma
liberal discount - draler, ieachtis, semlnTlss ana
, 1862-12-18

eeiVed at par.
Clubbing.
diseoun oftWenty per cent from the above price win
be allowed 10 clubs ordering four copies Of any
Of the above works Thus four copies Of aekWOod
Of Review will be sent 10 address for oo four copies
Of the SuE Reviews and BackWOOd for tsO; and %
POstage.
" In all the principal cities and towns these works win be
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent By mall, The
PosfAan any part the United atss win Sc but ~ cents
q year ior SBSeiUOOd" and bnE I4 eentS . ysaF for
each Of the Reviews. .a.-. ssI4
N.B.-The price In Great Britain Of the. fee
Periodicals GbOre-Ramed Is S3l per GRRHH.
, 1862-12-18

117777 1I1I77| 111 III1IIT1 111 Vii o1Tl1l111 n
cnd. n nIl OnlmluI b thoroughly rubbed aII Around
t11 c1mp'lnIrg paris twice or hrit1 4 dar. foouInr
o1u c1-llcd va nnrn rag gpIlad 1lih Ne nns
l1cI'ona TIE hI1od hr|le n a. mpnIo siaie. nel-a
t.l!nc1 le c1llys tIou luuluo motives letters q
iase1 vl = an.HpIll gIalul|on1ly 10 are cania1l,
n. ~, 90 vl1in.1l llgel y otlaInel n ne nigh.
, 1862-12-18

Five stops, In rosewood eases sleO; Uiops Do. doS
elsOi stops, With percussOn, e1l5; n sdis d0 do
$3.50; u STRIPS d.. Eze larger esnn; II Eions a. a.
t3T5; Each instrument Waranied 10 give ~ Mf,ciion q
purchase money lehnded.
, 1862-12-18

WITlI0 On Rn oT FLIls.-Wo think
We a1all deserve 3 epeoial prsm'um far be
following tSot||1nI plan. which ue nov give
q ~ "a of nlas roma sleeping apartment.
scl tke nIght llght in q pan oi soap-sudl
upon he loor Of the room; the lcas will
naturally eek he light and fall into the
aoap.0alar, and one who tries it will end
ihs plan sure 10 rid them Of every fea IN
tharoom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15


TALKING TO CHIDRKN.-The Superinte ndsnt
OF sunday school was questioning his puniIs
Coneeriing the addresses made To them uriDo
tie previous session,
morning 20
No answer vas rasde
''CaE any one tell me what he said SrsIe
cau't Gu Tsmf Inher p,
SUSIE, trig5t lili!e one OF seven yeers ar,se
GU: 1925
" Pieathe, thir, he talked and he talked and
&c ;hsi ath how L. loved nth, and ne tal ked-
e'u-2'a-|e al thought he Was goiL' TO say
tLIihi a NJ, but h didn't thay nothing
- i not quite 20 unfortunate as The exaer!-
'aer q clergy nan Ia Maine, VITO Eas opposed
" heflgS ans N Tth IA SUNDAY school he
IhoiR II Il curious to all, and unnecessary for
~ entSrt~inin u Of the cbilIren H otfsrrd tn
Eodr"ss the children, and show that tbey cou Id
te we eHlertsin' s-riOusly. ] an credioly az
scftd INA; the following dialogue eLsu d:
niicien, an Cr ~ 10 tel yen about Peter
Wao knows Tho Peter was,n
10 answer was made.
WI Peer Ggs!D
still nc reoJy
Can any linle boy or girl In the hoOI tell me
CA" sa!d little fellow In The fuahe, cor
40, that's goci boy Now you come m On
We p'at csin 6y my side, ard stand MP ia this
Gar iHd tel thnS~ iSToe Gig'z who Peter was
r-Ielteo. '-'''' '0'0e
eterl Peter, prirTP n-ea,er.
Hsd wife and Couldn't keen her
- thls point be wzs stepped but not before the
5ud POINT was taken by the school, and No,b--
Hc"'~'s poem appreciated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-15
'FTEE EvEnlNG STAR,
PRENTItEANA

Oar soldiers should be Instructed, in all fu-
fETe osttles, to aim at the eneny's legs, which
".e evidently bis chief reliance for safety.
The ultIs, sboIitiorists think the Cons.itu.
Ton should BE- saved by being broken That's
ire way The heads Of some Of them should be
Gen. Mcclellan, who never lost battle. Is
sneered a. by good many epauletted fellows
that never found one.
Besuregsrd ran avsy from Corinth the very
night before general attack was to be made
on him. An-ehio paper regrets that UaIleck
hadn't been ready to attack him lust one day
GARNER " II he had been, Besuregard voaii
h4ye-ossn ready TO skedaddle just one night
earlier. 49,. =
Eaerebel leaders, a few months ago, seri-
ous,y debated the grave question whether they
would or would not graciously consent to ad-
nit into their model Coufederscy any State
north of Mason and Dixon's line. We beg
iesve 20 suggest to them that several States on
tho northern side of that line are ne doubt
anxiJusiy awaiting their decision. Can't they
De so kind as to hurry it up?
III the rebels had the strength of their
tougnes in their arms, they would be the most
irresistible warriors Ia tho world
=. Mcclellan has hold Of one end Of the rebel
ilon' ami ualleck Of the other. How long
VIII Il take to tear tho snake in two?
= '.io odttAo before Richmond, our troops
made four bayOnet charges and in each they
swept the enemy before them. They sue.
ceaded whenever they brought matters to the
poiat.
ALBERT Pike las written good deal of fugi-
tive poetry, and h seems now to be a fugitive
poet.
II the American Union were to perish, the
world might as weli-be made bonfire
BeauregErd's conversation with Lieuten-
ant dsrdner, prisoner, was correctly report
"a oy tie latter to the New Albany Ledger,
Deauregard Is great beast. St. John in his
ApocaiypSs speaks of % the number CT the
BEAST" but Beauregard is beast No. 1. =
zen. Sigel thinks Banks retreat the finest
10 during the war. But Beauregard beat
Banks tune, two to one
All the cotton presses in the rebel oonfede-
c. cIuion squeeze the truth cut of JEFF Da-
TIs and lis cabinet.
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