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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-02-20

[PUBLIC-No. Ill
AN ACT making approprialions for the snnnnrt of

AN ACT making appropriations for the support of
the Military Academy for the year ending the tbir-
tieth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty three
lie 1t enacted by the senate and house of repre-
sentatives of the United States of America in con-
gress assembled That the following sums be and the
same are hereby appropriated, out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated for the sup
port of the Military Academy for the wear ending
the thireth of June, eighteen hundred and sixty
three
For pay of officers, instructors, cadets and mu-
sicians, one hundred thousand dollars.
For Communication of subsistence, four thousand
one hundred and sixty -One dollars.
For forage fUr officers horses, one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars.
For pay in lieu of clothing to officers servants,
sixty dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses as follows
repairs and Improvements, fuel Iand apparatus, TO-
rage postage, stationery transportation, printing,
clerks, miscellaneous and incidental expenses, and
departments ofinstruction, thirty five thousand dol
lars.
For gradual increase and expense of library one
thousand dollars.
ForeXpenses of the board of visitors one thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For forage of artillery and cavalry horses, five
thousand dollars
For supplying horses for artillery and cayal
practice, one thousand dollars.
For repairs fOfiicers' quarters one thousand five
hundred dollars
For targets and batteries for artillery exercise,
one hundred and fifty dollars.
For furniture for hospital for cadets, one hundred
dollars.
For annual repairs of gas pipes and retorts three
hundred dollars
For warming apparatus or academic and other
buildings, three thousand dollars
For kitchen of cadets mess hall, one thousand
dollars
For atrines at cadets camp ground one thousand
dollars.
Approved, February 10, 1862
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rAULKNER ON sEUEssIoN.

FREDERICK, Mp, Feb. 19.-On Saturday
night, at a complimentary dinner given to
Hon. Charles j. Faulkner, at Marlinsburg,
that gentleman, in a speech, said in effect that
the policy OF secession, as it had been carried
out, was a failure. 1t had been accompanied
with an unnecessary loss Of life, the best blood
of the south, and an immense sacrifice of prop
erty. If this course was continued, it would
pile ruin on ruin.
The public sentiment of western Virginia
was opposed to it. He alse intimated that he
had no aifiliation with those who wished the
present war to continue. His remarks were
acquiesced in by the large audience present,
and he had no doubt but they reflected the
true sentiments Of ninetenths of the people OF
the upper counties Of the Potomac.
Reports from usually reliable sources say
that between three and four hundred of the
Berkeley county militia have deserted in a
body, and are en- route to cross the Potomac
and join our ranks.
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KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most
cellent Of all Lnments perfect speedy cure for
all the aches and pains thathesh is heir to.
RHEUMATISM is caused by a stagnation of the
fluids, arising from checked perspraon-is cured by
rev Dottles OF hENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
NEuHALGIA-the king of all pain lis caused by
an Inflammation OF the nerYes-s instantly by
few applications of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIRIMENT.
SFRAINs caused by an over-extension and a
sudden re action Of the musces-is cured by few bot
ties of KENNEDY S RHEUMATIC LIHLdEsT equally good
for man beast
PLEURISY is an Inflammation Of the lining of
the ribs-s cured by few bottles of KENNEDY's EU-.
AATIC LINIMEET.
BRuISES are caused by sudden pressure of the
flesh and smashing of the tissues- Instantly relieved
by KENSEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENr.
CKAaaP is contraction OF the muscles, caused by
sudden stoppase of the nervous fluid. which prevents
animal life having free flows cured bv few aprlica
tions OF KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIEIMENT
BILIOUS COLIG is caused by a neuraIga in tile
stomach aud bOWcls-take teaspoonful OF KENNEDY's
HlEuAArc LINIhENT in warm water every half hour
unit. cured.
SOEcE THROAT AND HOARSENEeS
arc caused by unnatural dryness OF the gantswet
apply it ON going to bed, and you will be weIlin the
morning
HEADACHE AND TnRoIxIsKNG OF
THE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from nsensibe
perspirations cured by few applications of KENAR-
DY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
WEAKNESS OF the IsACK-Follow the
direction in the circular around each bottle.
It's good for Toothache, Earache Swellcd Face and
Inflammation Of every kind. Every family should have
full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury
2. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN BUsH q CO. Nj. s
McCONNILLE, W. IL. GoULplNG, and by Druggists
everywhere. dit las
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NEW YORK, Feb. l9,-COlTON Irregular, sales COO
bales at % % 25c
FLOUR-Sales 800 bbs; state and western heavy
and Sc lower; supern0 state So S. a 565; extra state
5S5 a $780, round hoop Ohio 60j@6 10; superne western
$3.50: southern dull sales $50 bbls; mixed goo ST.
a 6,35; fancy and extra 645 q 725; Canada lower;
sales 800 bales; superne 60 90 800: extra IS "a g75
GRAIN-Wheat dull and dJoopng; sales $500 bush.
a 65c
PRoYISIoNS:-Beef firm; s,les 500 bills Pork very
Arm; sales 1857 bbls: mess $3.50 "a l4l Dressed
hogs irmcr sales at 4Rc western, city Lord
firm; sales $3.50 bhs, Ts q SIC. Whiskcy unsettled
sales trng, at 26 "a &c; large buyers refse pay
25o Sugalssales 800 hhds Muscovado q @ SIC; Porto
Rico 73c Cofce 1irmer; Laguayra, 800 iass, and Rio
5000 bags on private tcms Maraeabo 1908 bags 2S
Aolasses quiet; Porto Rico, by auction to-day hds
CATTLE MARKET-Beef dull; receipts 1884; quoted
81 "a &C. Sheep @ &c lower; receipts $40; quoted 81 "a
tic. Swine higher; receipts le,OSS quoted 81 @ 4c
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rRnNI rnRT NrnNROE.

FoRT MONROE, Feb. 18.-The steamer
Stars and Stripes sailed for Hatteras this
morning, with full cargo of ammunition.
The steamers Thomas Jefferson and Baltimore
have also sailed for IIalteras with ammuni-
ton. The Jersey Blue sailed with troops,
and schooner Exertion probably will sail with
more ammunition tor the same point in the
morning.
The steamer Connecticut arrived from Port
ROYAL this afternoon she left OH the 10th.
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BosToN, Feb, 19.-The resolve appropri-
ating halt million OF dollars for the coast
deiences OF Massachusetts, has passed both
branches Of the legislature, and received the
signature of the governor. Proposals for bids
are to be issued, and the Notifications are to
be constructed under the supervision of Unit
ed Stales officers.
Capt. Dudley, of the tenth United States
Infantry, lately appointed colonel of the Mas
sachusetts thirtieth regiment was to-day pre-.
scented by Boston friends with valuable horse
and full military equipments. He leaves to-
morrcw for his command at Ship Island, in
the steamer Mississippi, which takes out
portion of the Maine thirteenth regiment.
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GEN. HALLECK'S ADDRESS TO EIIS
SAI.nIl.Iss

ST. Louis, Feb 19-Gen Haleck has is
sued the following spirited order of the
day.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF Nilsson.
Ri.-ST. Louis, Feb. IL - rhe major pch,4l
commanding the department congratulate
Flag Officer Foote, Brig Gen. Grant, and the
brave officers and men under their command,
on the recent brilliant victories on the Ten.
nessee and Cumberland. The war is not
ended. Prepare for new conflicts and new
victories. Troops are concentrating from
every direction. We shall soon have an army
which will be irresistible. The Union flag
must be restored everywhere, and the en-
thralled Union men in the south must be set
free. The soldiers and sailors of the great
west are ready and willing to do this The
time and place have been determined ou Vic
tory and glory await the brave!
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NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL.
SAVANNAH WAS TO BE TAKEN.

New YoRK, Feb. 19-The gunboat Con,
necticut, from Key West, via Port Royal Feb
10Th, has arrived Among her passengers are
commander French, late of the sloop of.war
PrebIe and Capt Carew, of the Schooner Ma
.Jor Barbour, captured by the De Soto, in Bar,
rataria Bay.
When the Connecticut left Port Royal,
there were rumors that Savannah would Ger
family be captured in two or three days. The
federal forces had taken possession of the
island de Fioriam, in Savannah river, upon
which IA battery was being erected. Our gun
boats had cut off communication between Sat-
vamah aud tort Pulaski, ami captured rebel
steamer belonging to Tatnall's fleet
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Operations towards Savannah were actively
going on.
A flag of truce carried several passengers to
Norfolk this morning, but no news was
brought back. Bnrnside's forces still occupy
Edenton, and pickles are thrown 0utsome six
or eight miles. No mention is made of any
further advance.
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"A hEoOl1Ol lOAN III lclutlOu "
Gates of pay to persons held as prisoners of war
in the so-caled confederate states
Resolved by the senate and house of representa-
tiyes of the United States of America in congress
assembled, That the secretary of be authorized
to procure from such officers and enlisted men of
the United States army are now hereafter
may be held as prisoners of war in the so-called
confederate states from time to time their respec-
tive allotments of their pay to their families or
friends, certified by them IN writing, and duly at.
tested in pursuance of such orders as may be made
for that purpose by the secretary of war and upon
which certified allotment the said secretary of war
shall cause drafts to be made payable in the city of
New York or Boston, to the order of such persons
to whom said allotmens or may be made, and
to remit said drafts to the address OF such person
may be designated in said allotment tickets.
Approved, February 6, 1862.
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NIILITARY ACTIvITY In en-. LoUIs.

ST. Louis, Feb 19-About five thousand
infantry, two or three batteries Of artillery, a
large number OF mules and wagons, an i'm
mense quantity of stores, Sc, lett to day for
the Cumberland
Gen. Pope and staff left this evening, for
Cairo
About nine hundred fort Doneson prison
ers, including some forty officers, arrived to-
day, and will be forwarded TO some point east.
The sick and wounded from fort Dunelson
will be returned to their own states as far as
possible. Quite a number arrived here to day,
and were sent to the central hospital.
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EVAUUATING COLUMBUS.

CAIRO, Feb. 19.-Col. Bnord, with small
force, went down the river to-day within four
miles oil Columbus, accommodating. Heavy
cannon nading was heard, but not regular. On
moving across the river where they could OBJ
tain view, they discovered heavy cloud Of
smoke, covering large space, and believe the
rebels are dismounting their guns and blowing
up their magazines, preparatory to evacuating.
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THE REBELS RUNNING FROM
EVVUn.E.

CAIRO, Feb. ia despatch from the
Cumberland river says Clarksyille is being
evacuated, and the rebels have gone to Nash
villa
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Meo1tlnal.
VENHE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
\ CoVERY OF THE AGE.
MIR KENNEDY. of TX hns Al 4 IN a,

TENHE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
= COVERY OF THE AGE
MIX. Kennedy, OF RoXburY, has discovered in one Of
our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
Two bottles warranted to cure amusing sore month
one 10 three bottles will clear the system Of bies
Two bottles are warranted to the worst canker in
the stomach. ~ -
Three five bottles are warranted TO cl1re tbe wors
kinds Of Erysipelas
One or two bottles warranted to cure all humors in
the eyes. 80
and blotches among the hair.
-four to six bottles are warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers - ~
one bottle will cure scay eruptions of the skin
Two or three bIttes warranted to cure the worst
kind OF ringwoim. $3.50
Two 10 three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
rheum. - N '
FIVE to eight bottles warranted to cure the worst
scrofula ~
One to three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases OF dyspepsia l know from the experience of
thousands that it has been caused by cankerIn the
stomach " "N
One two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache. ~
One or two bottles warranted regulate costive
state Of the bowels.
One or two bottles will regulate allderangemen of the
Kidneys.
Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases
dropsy.
by strictly following the directions IN the pamphlet
AROUND each Dotte, ard judcous application of the
SALT IsILEUAI OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENE, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and ulcer whatever kind or nature excep
cured
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
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WILLIAM DEHON,J
PETER BUTLTR, Assisnees.
Boston, Feb g. 1852 deo3a,v r.

M ORTGAGEES SALE.-Wil be soId
-, a at Public Auction, the premises on THURS
"a the twenty seventh day OF February A u 1872 at
zoclock p m, certain tract Land with the Iudles
there9n, situated In East Douglas 50 called in md
douglas, containing about forty rods more or less snd
premises VIII be sold In pursuance of power of mic
contained IN mortgage deed from Anthony tierard 10
Stanford - Mowry Oct 10, 1855, and recorded in the
hees OF Deeds Tor the county of Worcester book $40
pase ". Inc sad mortgage transferred bv said
MONTY 70 The undersigned Oct 80 y 1885 and REGARD.
ca II sad Registry Of Deeds book 559 page 552 and on
aeco1nt OF default being made in the OF money
mentioned IN inc conditions of said mortgage deed
VALENTINE NJ. ALDRICH.
East Douglas, Jan. 20, A. ID. 1862 dtfT ia1s
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PRICE AND STAFF CAPTURED BY
GEN. GURTISS,

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10. 10 80 A. Mo Major
General Nc Clelldn:-Gen. Curtiss has captured
Gen. Price, Coils. Dorsey and Cass, and Capt
Judge, of Gen. Prices staff.
LSignedl H. W. HALLEoK, Maj. Gen.
A dispatch had previously been received.
that Gen. Curtiss was in Arkansas in pursuit
picking up detachments of Prices men and
portions OF his material.
FREDERICK, Nd, Feb. 19.-News has been
received here that Price, his staff and his
whole army have been captured, and il has
set the city and camps in Juror of joy.
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xxxvIIth CoNGREss-Flrst Session.
SENATE.
Wn.AA-

SENATE
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10.
Mr.. KING presented petition OF merchants
| and underwriters of New York against a
change of the pilot laws.
Mr.. HALE reported back the bill for tenn
porary increase of midshipmen at the naval
academy, with a request that it be indefinite
ly postponed. Also the resolution rendering
thanks to Commodore Wilkes was indefinite.
ly postponed.
The bill was reported back from the judi
ciary for the maintenance and safe keeping OF
prisoners. with amendments.
Mr.. RICE reported Il j )int resolution author
izing the secretary of war to confer brevet
rank upon the lieutenant general for eminent
services.
Mr., SUMNER presented petition from the
citizens Of New York, that the name OF South
Carolina be eXpunged from the list of states,
and the territory be divided between North
Carolina and Georgia.
y bill regarding the navy department was
taken up.
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THE BATTLE of FORT DONELsON.

CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-The Tribune cores
pendent, in giving description of the battle
at fort Doneson, says, that when Col. Crafts
brigade, which had been ordered to reinforce
Gen. McClernand, came up in the rear of the
thirtieth, thirty first, and twenty fifth Ken
lucky, these regiments were lying down and
firing over the crest of a hill. They rose, aud
not knowing whether the force in their rear
was friend or foe, the twenty-ifth Kentucky,
surprising them to be rebels poured in rak
ing volIey on them, which did terrible execu-
ton, and was sufficient to throw the entire
brigade into disorder at once, which was al
most a panic Some threw down their guns
and equipments, and fled Immediately The
woods were filled with stragglers. Some even
fled to fort Henry.
The enemy improved the opportunity, and
advanced upon Schwartz's and Dresser's
batteries, capturing five guns, and taking pos
session of Gen. McClel naud's headquarters,
driving our forces nearly a mile and half.
Instead however, of adhering to their suppos-
ed intention to escape, the rebels resolved TO
follow up their advantage by pursuit At this
iuncture Gen. Walace's division was thrown
in front, and took position on a ridge, with
Tayors battery in the center of the road.
The rebels formed on the ridge which General
McClernand had occupied, and, flushed with
success. moved forward. AS soon as they
came in range, Taylor opened on them with
crane, canister, and shell, causing the rebels
TO quail and come to a halt and as the imam
try advanced they began to fall back, and our
men recovered the ground previously lost.
CA1Ro, Feb 19-It is believed now that
portion Of the rebel prisoners will be sent to
Alton, and others TO Chicago, Fort wayne,
and Detroit
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buttons.
a SsIGNEES' AND MORTCACFF,s

A SSIGNEES AND MORTGAGEE,S
A sALE.-By order of the Judge Of Prohs,c and ~
solyency for the county Suffolk passed annarv Ia
toz te STOCK OF the late firm of Nourse Aason Il Co.
III lhc city o. Worcester, and In Suutl ,r,t, ,y 10
sold at Public Auction, ON FRIDAY the 18th dav Of
FEBRUARY, ana on SATURDAY, the LIST day Of March,
ance with the terms of said order ~ " t"
/, proposals viii be received until Thursday Feb 20 far
ne puehaso at private sale, of all the personal proper
W at worcester, belonging to the late firm OF Snrse
Mason " Co.. on the day of the date of their proccdnes
" insolvency an n the property since that date mr.
chased by the mortgages or assignepS indersi ond
now remaining upon the premises lately oecileicd by
Iron and Wood Planers. Circular Saws Nartisi,, a
Tenoning Machines, Fasks Moulding sand Castinss
" it' biacksmit9s Ioos Anyiis Tools Of every dc
scIipnon, Lumber, hard and soft. Agricultural Inpe-
menus nllshed and unfinished, with all the Patterns for
CaSthgs OF Az the Agricultural Implements of said finn
uu geuethy OF all the Goods, Wares. Chattels Fix
lures and Machinery, In am upon the premises
Aiso al me same time for all The similar property sit
sistng of IA general guantty of siuilar articles
All me property above mentioned may be examined at
DAVIS and at South Grotou, TO H. TAFT,
complete Schedule of the property. at each of the
above places with the cost price The same win bs
prepared and may be found ON and after Eenrnarv Ia
at each OF the above places and also at tho Conntnr
Proposals Will he received for said propcry senara,e
a. certain per centage the cost as shall appear y
the respective schedules. payment To be made tncay
ter cash. and one quarter In three six and nine ots
with satisfactory security. - 'S'
should be found satisfactory tho said pron
erty AZ Worcester Will be sold at auction Friav Fnhr
AIRY - az " O'Clock noon and at South (ruton on SAT
urlay, March /, at II O'Clock a. m. ~ '"'
Inc above offers very favorable opportunity for INV
ments. '''F''-
The stock of Agricultural Implements including ,la,
whlc was damaged by the late IRE ana other pTonery
IN quincy Hall II Boston, viii also be for sale as
soon as practicable to take account of IN, same
For further particulars inquire OF
OLIVER ASlEs 4 SONS, Mortgages.
Mm VIII IN. nI,EHoN,l
,,. HARVEY JEWELL.)
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HUI DE-.
On motion of Mr.. WAsHaURN.

OH llOllOIl Ol MT.
Resolved, That the seats in this hall be so
arranged for the 22d as to accommodate the
senators and invited guests, and, if room
enough, their families also and at the close
OF the proceedings the speaker adjourn the
house.
resolution was adopted, calling on the
secretaries OF war and the navy for the state
rnents of the expenses OF the transportation
for the last i've years OF arms. ammunition,
troops, &C., between the Atlantic and Cult
ports and Tie Pacific, and also calling on the
secretary of state for the last annual report of
the governor of Colorado
a resolution was also adopted, instructing
the judiciary committee to inquire into the
expedency Of legazng all consumated lit-
cation under the Miners and Peoples Court in
Colorado, prior TO the organization Of that ter
ritory.
The house went into committee of the whole
on the senate's amendments to the treasury
note bill. AIessrs, SpauIding, Pomeroy, Cal
vert, Morrill, and Dunn, debated its provisions.
The committee reported its action to the
house. Pending vote on concurring therein,
adjourned.
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DASSPORTS.-Every body LEAVING the
~ Country must have . s. Government pasSsrort
IheV are furnished N the shnrteat tn M
JOHN BOYDEN, Notary puhie
ui Lincoln House Block
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CITY CHARCOAL YARD.

Theundersigned having purchased of Mr.. j. W. HOOP.
Err the above business wond most pectfulv inform
the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity that he will
tinue to furnish the best quality Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29

The reader will notice the great d's-
proportion OF land occupied in wheat 10
1850 to the whole amount under cuti-
walton. On inquiring Of one or two
parties living in the State at that time,
they state that in their sections, as well
as they can remember, the yield OF
whea. that year was twenty bushels TO
the acre. If tho general average was
as high, the disproportion OF wheat land
would be greater. 1t is not Improbable
that the return OF improved lands is too
large.
The average proportion Of the i'm
proved land occupied by wheat and
corn, for the seven years, is $50 to one
acre of all other crops, dc.
In regard to the correctness OF the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29
NEWS ITEMS.

The Queen Of Spain is following the
example of the republican party, having
christened her last offspring with one
hundred and twenty-four names.
General Fremon.'s coaches which he
bought at Concord, New Hampshire, at
cost of nearly one thousand dollars
each, to convey his staff, were lately sold
at st. Louis for $3.50. Fremont is pro.
ftable man to have in party.
Seymour's majority, being $40 over
10000, has helped many a man TO win
money who has had that fraction Of a
thousand to go on. The extra 572 has
caused the changing hands of over a
million dollars.
A statement is made that William II.
Aspinwa.l, when at Sharpsburg, after
the battle of Antietaln, told Mcclellan
that he hal placed $4,000 in bank.
subject to his order, and hoped, as his
pay could not properly support him
through the expenses Of his position,
that he would oblige him by accepting
it. The General, it IS said, refused the
gift. Tho opulent New Yorker proba.
bly, spends $4,000 year on his town
and country establishments, and LOOKS
with commiseration upon the So, 900 Of
Ma Or General.
A correspondent of the New York
E.cprcss says: "Gen. Mcclellan is pre-
pairing a statement OF facts which will
one day place before the people tie re
aiities that suppressed reports should
long ago have made universally known.
TLcn the Nemesis of history will exc
cute ample Justice. Can it be believed
that letters for members of the Generals
military and even domestic household
are found to have been opened! Such
is the truth. What are we to hear
next!'