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HORSES FOR SALE.

NOR A LIZA pair Of we'll brok. gentle
HORSES. ! and i yenrs OH. They work in
double or sirge harness. and rids pleasantly, and
are suitable for cavalry service.
Apply at MY Office. under the Exchange Hotel or
at my residence, ON Franklin. between 81 and 4tb
streets. JOHN T.. TABB.
ie i6-,5t-
ENOR sALE.-A fine riding or driving HORSE. S
years old this spring dirk bay. and Of tine
nixe. Also. Young COW, raise! on raou Hill,
fresh TO the pail. n,w giving three l:aiis Of milk
per day. For further particulars apply 10
Mr.. JOSEPH PPIDpT,
is l2-ft' Ccsusr Bank and nth streets
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SUMNER RESORTS.

AfONIGOMERY
MI WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA.
This place viii tie open to tho public Oh the lst
day of June. /. viii he Kept in good style us
Tie circumstances of the country will permit
Board. $l2 Per weea-Aer ganss and children half
price JNO. n. LYLE.
lay c1-1nl~ For tbs Prapretors.
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RAILROADS. &C.

ID RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD
III Ga and after FRIDAY, May 3utE the Ps..E
ger Train vii! run SIS follows:
GOING WEST.
Mall Train lssves Richmond daily a, o'c.csk 4
NJ, and arrives at Danvlle by 5.47P
At Rurker;le, Il connects with the Train on u,
Seu.nside Railroad for the West,
Al Clover, it stops - minutes for dinner
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COUNTRY SEAT, Oh THE
III DEEP run TURNPIKE, SEVEN MILES

HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT, Oh THE
h DEEP run TURNPIKE, SEVEN. MILES
NORTHWEST OF RICHMOND, AND TWO
NILES FROM HUNGARY STATION ON THE
p. F. AND p. r. T., FOR RENTING are au-
thorzed TO rent, for the balance Of the present
year, the really beautiful dwelling and grShnds of
Or. James Sheppard. situa.dd ~ above described.
The dwelling, abou. a0xso feet, containing II
rooms. for arrangement, for convenience, comfort,
ard attraction is very desirable and well adapted
to - accommodation of large .sizcd family OF
from its peculiar design for several families, who
might desire 10 retire for the summer mouths in the
country. On the first floor are 2 rooms. admirably
aud beautifully arranged, with large windows, from,
and rear, presenting light and airy appearance;
two long front aud rear porche5 for prone nades-
The front yard, containing about half an acre, Is
well set in swsrI and shaded with a large number
OF cedar and fruit .rees. The garden, together
with the outbuildings attached 20 tho Mansion will
nlso be embraced In the rental Two we'll. Of ex-
ceiient water ere on the prenises This location Is
proverbial for it, heahfulpess, aud is very retired
For further particulars apply to
JAS. II. TAYLOR & son,
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I. Travellers will bsnr in mind ,hs, they srs n
qiired To show PASS from the eoysraoy, or ron.
ether authorized psrson, betors they can hao he
city by this road f. IL OIL,
ie IL General Superintendent
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1E0 DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway fron

+ IN DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranawa from
lou the subscriber, on the 25th May, two ne
go men, Bull and NELSON. They are both
black and stautly built. Nelson has a soft voice and
is inclined TO be eshy Bill rarely speaks to white
persons, except in answer to questions. They arr
probably trying to make their way to the Yankee
array, through Orange county. If taken out Of
Madison county and secured so that get them
again. will give reward of $75 each, aud if DE-
Gvered to will pay the egal mileage in addition
s. X. BLAKEY.
adj II rSaxC NJ 20
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NlTY BATTALION
MAJ. w. II. ELLIOTT, Commanding.
PAY S31 PER MONTH AND RATIONS
ONE HUNDRED MEN WANTED, between the
ages Of 10 uDd -, for company in the above Bat
talon for local and special defence Of the city of
Richmond or Manchester. for term of six months,
unless sooaer discharged by order Of the Secretary
Of War.
None but meu Of good character will be received.
Apply, between the hours Of A. 81 and /" 7. IL.
to- ". W. HARRISON,
At Ragland & Bros. cor Oh and Main cts;
GEO EAUGUMAH,
w. II. ALLISON.
2Sl Main street;
JOHN NJ WEST.
ie LIFT us Main street.
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~ ooD NEWS FOR TIE ArrLiCTrERsr
REPRESENTATIVES. no LONGER ~

DHEADED--FoRREsT fRkrAE .se. ~ -.
THE OIL or rAR,-sass p.s sppsHs's ~ Ius =
i has Sem assd With great sacevssAs ~ . sss
spsisssisa i case: = !, y, k:s ss ~ sss
%Ssss ~ osdsss nom = psseet he !. GS a..
Slly promptly attended g 81 sa se S9osd 4 *.
Far SDd tie Sxpress Sc ~ ~ =. sesi ID AZ
ess:.'.'.'s !. 9uxAl< emo sss,ssssnoa1s az "a :,
.nl6l 9. 81 q !! 8 az s. s ~ s. -. ~
s. s. q . - e - & - ~
60 - 49, - - l1rS y is :
s<:ctSSESiAxT IieSs ssay sal< " So ~
~ ss = 3 e xsk AususpAhsaf
~ = - ~ ~ = sos " rtEs&s
IL 9 spAvseSA
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OYFyCE CHIEF INSPECTOR = h
Or TRANSFORMATIONS DEPAkTMESf, Ya.,> -
Richnond. Juna l2yh, ls6a -
nFFIcERS having business with this pspatt.
70 and u A. II, q the ONCE corner OF 1otsp and
Bank streets. d 49, a. H COLI. !. 81
Major and tltcs Iaapf ~ Txan4p orAasien.
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1yolLUMBi1N HOTEL,

II NU14IUbIAN HUTEL, -
C. VI. .sr1c.R & CO. propr.s.ors
~ q 3, LUCK, EYpsf,r.s9dent
n e. HycusoE ed s B.TgLEr Clerks
= C. W. sprCEa.
70 6->kx a. W HANKS
nTHIc1R9 on T6R. Amy wishins "a pfoesre
cofiss VI tho Ordnsasce Nanuai may do so on
Payment OF the cost price U270 " tA6s orduanee
pepQt. eoFaer af lib MD C6hat gtrccts !.
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FTHE "DISP STEA N P0wn
PRINTING OFFICE. 49,.
C0raer Of Main aad Tbir;sses ssrcees, Rttiss'l
@ Pisrtaaa. - -
This establishment theiDt, tbs most eefnpay
frin,ery IN the South. beth a. re CARDS Types, u
uanents. &c. aud tho latest sind most xpprcss
Machine Presses,l is daily turning -oas tn ea's
BOOK AND JOB FRlNsTINs,
SUCH IS =
PAMPHLETS
CIRCUL AIRS,
BILLS or LAnISG,
CHECKs, 81,
IS WE'LL As
PO STEMS,
PROGRAMMES.
and HAypBfLN
Particular attention given 20 .ine work for Bsass
Public Offices, Insursnce. ka.. oas and Tsanspsrs
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THE DISPATCH CARD, PRTSsE&

So
THE DISPATCH CARD PRESsE&
These new Mschines, Tor Cards, Bulls HssA
Small Circulars. Labels, De. ere espebis Of tufr
tbs patrons OF he All su,ep. 20 oS;s.a tas -
sssp.ioa ef .yerk a. ire sisor..s. posscIs noria
Prices r,tssicest IL proportion % he Hss1sss
OF ;str,s,,.s Isl. !
-s,s,- pr;a,s,. a., ..-,ovs .,.,.aa beox1gs a.
f~s. $3.50 80 - NJ -, ~ 80 ~. n
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EDG rs ND. PARTISAN CORPS,
RICHMOND. May g, 100.
THE undersigned haling received authority to
i organic"
PARTISAN CORPS OF MARTLANDEKs,
invites al young men teom that State to JOIN his
corps which viii be Composed Of caysry, artillery
and infantry.
Horses will BE- furnished to tho cavalry, il r..
ques.ed Pay, rations and bounty tie sane as In
regular service, aud the value Of el> captures dyi
ded IN tho corps
Marylaaders enlisted for l2 nsantLn, including
those who have re-ensied, can obtain transfers to
this corps
Recruiting Office at Maj. J. A. Wes.ons Counting
Room. Nc. Is Pearl etreet.
w II. JEEIFER.
my M-ts Colonel F. 4. C. S..
A TTENTlON, MARTINS ARTILLERY !+-.ktI
~ members of this command who are absent
wilous leave, will report as onco to Camp Lee or
they will be report ed to the Provost Guard and ar
rested e. deserters
Persons wishing TO join tie company will apply
TO Sergt pullani. al the recruiting office, cer1er OF
Bank and l2th sireets
s. TAYLOR MARTIN,
aP6l-.s Captain
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~
~ A54A A. 49, ~! N.Y. e..
" y ~ ~ q. e undtf.
y1ed s4sfs ~ ~ - ktIQNfly6S -
Ii tn - EvzAee eyeokS t11e4 1oe 15Um NJ
hefIln 1elo&r - tn Ieh11oud and 1Duuvills Rnn.
f9ad sa9nS 49, sous "a tbe Ceqfts MOUSE. ard ten
1sies Me 10y C9aexus Ihts tract
t0afeina tsaeeee q laeees nngtien Il undef .
syAfcW "a aM4s9vensety ma ee4<1ed With clos1f ind
nelese 49, Ane 49, eesse1ne yoo91og thfeaeh ths
ADoqs $3.50 81 - 0aqReals ma Ahgnt go Acfs6
"a pine Qrowf1 Tns Mgn lana e wei adAptsd -
.see hsr aS shsr LII aefse
% horsheeds 81 tobacc6 = su'e s1 = =
Ths tyvSIliue. Honyv 3 fAxxn aud eonxsuas,,& ,s.S
twelve rooms, (s1elpxlYo a lhe bssclnsns1 IA -
Gently. Fepsired. Tie out:kousos an a The b4vt
kind, inc1udine negro houses, - lAE9o stable and
every nece6sary and c1uyeniesy4 house 10 hercrnf
date large family Il h0urinhing Young orchard n
select fruit begissuiAg to bear with profit On fh;u
tract, snd on nevdr f4iling sfcann A. good naI1
Scat with many OF The fixtures 10 put In eucccssfui
cp9Dnfion gTist and dousinR nsill. The buiiiiues
on the farm are handsomely siyuated, and il 3 =.
maxkab,y hcAlthy lceasicu.. The ncighhorhood
stands high for mofsl worth and intelligence =
will With pleasure show tho land TO any person
wishing 10 purchase, and further particulars cxs be
had by spplyinR to- Messrs Mckinney q IDupuv.
Of Richmond or By addressing me ~ Moore'4 6rd
nnry, Prince Edward. ~ 10. DUPUY.
10 l2-2awiw ~ = i ..ss.ss
r An 1'11Ts SAT E-'Tn. tr.ct - 1901 =.
lonc;nv =, ~ 1tnnas f.sis. ~ ~ 60, ~
Oh Lanemsuls' eonssinins, ~ rsrn. survey, 10
acres with an abundance ~ wood land Improve
nep.s: ccm,ortapis aweisipg, win eight rooms
AsSnen scnooi uoase' ICE mouse, framed Darn. new
EsDies, and clln. framed cafnoys-nouse ana cns
Sooo cI1iu eovL sls's onu-peacn oIenuIus reVeih
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ADJ'T AND INsP. GEN'Ls OFFICER
RICHMOND, June -, 1866.
CPECIAL ORDERS, No. 1876.
III. All FURTHER RECRUITING for Partisan resi-
nlents, battalons and companies, in the Depart.
men. of Henricc. is hereby prohibited aud all re-
cruitng officers found engaged in such service will
be punished if il be continued.
y
By command Of the Secretary of War
JOHN WRITER'S,
ie l4-6t Asst Adt4 Gen'L
HANOVER ARTILLERY members OF the
L Hanover Artillery, sosent on sick leave,
sill. ii able to travel report immediately for duty
Those not able to travel Will send weekly a certif.
cate signed by q reliable physician, they viii be
advertised as deserter1.
G.. w. NELSON,
je H-3tT Captain Hanover Artillery.
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., a. HANS, 81
surgeon scsh Aiaaa;aa reelment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10
Ohio Gtatesnron
TELEGRAPHIC.
pFOr latest TeleS'splic NeO,, zee 3D. Page.
Morning and Noon Reports.
FROM WASHINGTON .

The emancipation Proclamation IN
the South-EnRIand and France
Non-InteKventiOn-DesiitEtiOn IN
tho Rebel Army.
NEW YoRE, Oct. "a Times dispatch has the
following: President Llncoln's emancipation
proclamation has Inspired the most lively ter.
ror thtoughont the South. The rebels do not
laugh at she decree, but quake with apprehen.
sion. They express fears that 10 will be the
means OF producing counter revolution Ia the
elsve States, and the soldiers desire to return
TO their homes to protect their families. They
believe the negroes to be organized in secret
associations, end only to be waiting an auspi.
c!ous Opportunity to rice In naurection ea
masse. They have heard already of the pro-
clamatlon, and arc becoming very rss.yc IN.
der their yoke. The women and children of
the rural districts are removing to the cities
ior safety, and CONSERVATION seems 70 be uni.
versal.
The udVices Of the Government from Europe
show no change in the purposes of England or
France, and toese governments continue to in
dicate settled purpose to adhere to tho Oft dc.
clared policy OF non intervention.
Tho statement that Lees army Is falling back
on Stsunton is confirmed. and Il is expected, In
case ne shall be pressed by the Union forces, he
will retreat to Gordonsylle.
The condition of the rebel army is one of
great des!itrtlon. In addition to tbelr want of
clothing, they are now living on half ratlons.
Charles J. Faulkner la visiting the camps
and making speeches to sustain their cour
age
Strong effort 10 being made By certain oiti-
zsns Of Minnesota for the appointment OF Sen
ator Rice as Msjo General Of volunteers, and
his assignment to the department nov occupied
by General Pope Ii is urged that bis know
ledge of that country and the habits of the
Indians, will enable him to act with great ef.
hcleDcy in putting an end to the exciting troub-
les. |. is also said that General Pope Is acting
with more vigor than prudence, aud likely to
make Tue eubjugation Of a few hundred sava-
ges, as in the case of Florida, war productive
OF immense cost to the nation
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10
Financial Troubles in tho ConScd
cracy.

Financial Troubles in tho ConEcd.
cracy.
FORTRESS Monroe, Oct. THE steamer
brought dogn none Of our prisoners in exchange
for State prisoners sent up. The Commissioner
OF the Confederate Government refused to ex
change prisoners Of State belonging 10 Vir
gin;a, on the ground that they were taken Oh
territory belonging to the Corfederscy.
The Examiner says Congress hiss seriOu:
business on i:s hands at present. Tho aubject
Of revenue and finance Is nov before Congress
The bill provides thst every citizen give 10 the
government one'tifth OF his gross income and re-
celvo in acknowledgment eight per cent. bonds
or ell loans, eight per ceat. 10 the worst; CT I'LL
taxes, twenty per cent. On gross income Is the
most oppressive. By this project Congress
strikes heavier blow at our credit than tht
public enemy. The Government has committed
financial blunders enough to ruin iIs credit, &
the confidence Of the public was not go vel
sustained.
Congress has postponed adjournment III!
October 18Th.
The Richmond Examiner of the Oh contains
the military exemption act passed October 4thl
which exempts police for all sections of the
country having dense negro population; se-
cures the liberty of the press by exempting
editors and such help as they require In theiI
business; exempts employees Of transportation
and telegraph companies, ministers of the Cos
pei, physicians, shoemakers, tanners, black.
smiths, wagon makers, millers, superintendent
aAd employees In hospitals, and wool, cotton
end paper mills, employees on Government
woske, overseers on plantations, and one man
TO every i've hundred head of cattle.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10
she Soldiers North and south Desire
PeaCo,

NEW YoRk, Oct 9.-The intelligent and re
liable correspondent of the Times, under date
Of Antietam, oos. 6, ssys: There 10 nothing
the soldiers desire so much as to have the waI
close. With them time Is everything; they are
tired Of the business, and want to 90 home
This 10 ss true Of the rebel soldiers ss of our
own, and With certain class not hope by any
means the best or largest, They care not
how II ends, 90 that il ends. Remove the legal
restraint which holds the army together, and
half of them would 60 homo tomorrow
The other half would vote TO send commission.
ers 10 Richmond, or welcome propositions from
the rebels for winding up the struggle, rather
than drag through another winter campaign in
the sWsmps Of the Chicksbominy, or 10 any O her
part OF Virginia, Bu. give them the word for.
ward, aud With the needful leaders and rein.
fo,cements, they will not stop until they have
chased toe rebels into the Gulf, There is
nothing the soldiers 80 much dread as tho etern.
al 6slsy and the prospect Of an indefinite pro-
loDgasion Of the war, Let us whip or get
whipped, and have an end of Is, Ia the language
of every man meet and talk with on the sub.
jeot. The officers who are worth O copper
would soy the same thing, If they possessed tho
independence Of thoae In the ranks, and would
speak their minds. mention these things not
willingly, bus for the purpose Of showing the
temper Of the army and the absolute necessity
Of keeping their energies employed and their
minds easy
The same correspondent states that the
rebels mado their appearance In email force
opposite this place, for the evident purpose of
showing themselves. They we're mounted and
numbered two hundred or lees. As they seem.
ed anxious to attract stteniion, section OF
Parrot battery was brought up and few shells
were sent after them acroes the river. OF course
they made tracks.
TIE best information that can be received
from Virginia, confirms the idea that the body
Of the rebel army which fingered for time on
the south bank OF the Potomac retreated up the
valley in tho direction Of Martinsburg over
week ago. They succeeded, however, in keep.
Ing up the semblance Of force along the Poto.
mac for their own purposes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10
Gen, SIgel Presents the e1ss with q
New Flag.

New YoRK, oct ga special dispatch states
that atteFa review Of Gen. Sigel's corps yester
day by Gen. Banks, new national fsg wal
presented to the 6lst Ohio regiment by Genera
Sigel for their distinguished bravery. Genera
Banks being called for, Gen. Sigel ssid that h'
regretted that Gen. Banks had felt compelled
to leave for Washington this evening, adding
that no man had moro endeared himself TO tht
nation or more thoroughly deserved the honol
of the people than did Gen. Banks. Three
time three were given for Gen. Banks, and
cheer after cheer for Sigel, SchurE and the
Union,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

AAys
Supplementary Report TO Re account rendered bv
Col. MeMilIen to Governor Tod, pubHshed IN
the Journal, October oh, Of that part of the
doiRos Of the 95h Regiment o " L., at the
fret Battle at Richmond, Kentucky, August 30.
1862
Colonel;--I begin at the place where you left
off Tin your Battle Report), in which Il Ia men
toned that tho Ninety. fifth had been ordered to
charge q battery. Here there Ia hiatus In your
we'll written report, which none but paTfici-
pant can supply. Presuming that you had not
been officially advised of the reasons why two
hundred soldiers and numerous officers we're
captured noar that spot, propose, In justice to
that body of gallant men, to ebter little more
into detailed description of the event than
your hurried notice, which reads. "the heregimeut
lost, In addition to our killed and wounded, one
hundred and sixty men and large number of
officers captured at this point"
am filed with admiration for the delcacy
with which this mention is made, but cannot
suffer myself to be restrained By that feeling,
when l read, 10 your report, that "seeing that
it would be reckless and useless to continue ur
assault upon the battery, | ordered the regiment
to halt and fall back, Whichthey did, for time,
In good order, etc." Now, l must acknow-
ledge did not hear that order. Those In ad-
vance with you report the order having been for
"every man to save himself" We heard no
order! Yet, shade of John Gilpin, the scene
that enauedl only know there must have been
an order Of some kind; for, 10 rroofof It, three
fourths Of the regiment, being brave men and
good officers too, would not have fallen back 10
disorderly retreat, even before the advance Of
the enemy, had they known there was torlorn
hope Il two hundred man TO endure the onset;
aud while the other reg!ments had ysi 10 etug.
gle, and slowly yield before aiinsof afe thai
was terrific.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

Lteutenart'C Colonel ArimAtrong's Re-
port ct tho Action CT the a5th at
IsIchmond, Ky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

CiRcrNNATi, Oct. 9.-The forces here broke
up camp yesterday and moved southward.-
Major. Gen. Granger assumed command aud
win conduct the campaign In northern and ceu-
al Kentucky.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

Buell. and BragG--A Generat Engage
mcnI Imminent.
LOUISVILLE, ., la. M--Reports just received
indicate heavy skirmishing between Buell's and
Bragg's forces, near Perryville, fifteen miles
southeast of BArdstoSn, with every prospect oi
o general engagement
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

NVIVHVT OUuuauVIuE,
His EIccllolcy DAVID Ton. Governor Of Ohio.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-10

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS-Leayes Columbus at 400 A, N.
VIII stop at Delaware, Ashley, CardinRton, Gilead,
gallon, and Of all stations North Of GallonI arriving at
Oleyeiand ut $50 A. NJ, Dunkirk SIS P. NJ, Buffalo
5eS p. NJ, New York 10 AM, Boston go P. N.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK FXPREss--Leayes- Columbus at lilo
A. M. Will stop OF Delaware, Cardington, Gilead
Crestne, Shelby, New London, Wellington and Graf.
tom arriving at Cleveland ct 335 p M Dunkirk gO5P.
NJ: Buthlo 1928 P. b., New York $500 P. NJ, Boston
1855 P. NJ.
THIRD TRAIN.
MAIL AND EXPRESs-Leayes Columbus at $40 2.
VIII stop at all stations south Of Shelby, and at
eaem New London, Wellington, Grafton and Berea ar
irving at Cleveland at ol0 z. NJ. Dunkirk ESQ A. M
Bunaio $50 A. NJ, New York 9OO p. NJ, Boston H. As
CONNECTIONS.
AZ Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
AZ oresllne WITH PIttsbsrsh, TT Wayne and Chicago
haiiToad ror Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Also for Chicago.
At Shelby, with sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Rail-
road, fer Gil points on that road. Also for Toledo.
at Cleveland, With Lake Shore Rairosd for Erie
Dunxirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
S"00ogs e. Gsss.S ! InrS.e. 70 S.o Ert and So'son
heto York vI0 orssaINe.
RETURNING.
Night Express arrives OF Columbus at lI.3OP.a
cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at l1O0 A. NJ
accommodation arrives ut ooiumbus.a at l0:I5 ?. N, 1
Fare as Low a. by any either Route.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-18

When B. F HaIleek was appointed Gen
eral-in-chief, the Democratic papers we're
exultant that SO conservative a man and
thorough a soldier had been put in charge
Of the armies. But since he has evineed a
desire to carry on the war for the purpose
Of crushing the rebellion, by disoarding
those aaugers that won't bore, /" we notice
quite silence regarding his exceeding
fitness for the place, which was then 80
prominently set forth. Indeed, the Demo
Gratis do not hesitate to charge him with
the terrible crime OF abolitionism. His
generslship has suddenly vanished since
he wrote his late letter to Secretary Stan
ton, exposing the refusal of Mcclellan to
perform the frat duty of a sOldier-obey
orders.
But the Democrats should not curse Gen
eral Halleck with having become aabOli-
tionized." Let them rather expend their
wrath upon the rebels, who entered upon
this war to extend slavery, for General
Halleek has only reasoned according to the
logic Of events which the war has develop
ed No man Of brains can look searching
iy into the history and tendency Of the
war without becoming abOlitiOnized, unless
he is steeled against all argument that
does not endin glorifying slavery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-18
The Purposer of tha nhsI..

The Richmond Wing closes long article
upon the probable duration of the war, in
these words:
"FrOm all points of view our duty is
clear. 1t is to bear resolutely up against
all trials, to husband all our resources; to
bring every energy to bear; to give all
that we have, If needed, and all that we
are, to the cause; to make it the burthen
Of our prayers and the business Of our
lives, never doubling that success, final
and glorious success, viii be awarded us
when it seems well to the Great Ruler Of
nations"
It's well to find them so resigned to the
dispensations Of Providence. There win
be abundant need of all their placid resig-
nation.