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: TbiS ID the tcbt questionable answer %
mich aor the silence or hesitancy 10 auSwerins'
III decide At once whether man is lot OF
against The Union, or in othcr wOfds' whether
~ q. = trne Union man OF ssceasIonias. though
he may wish to pass under some other name nam.
The genuine Union man will say at once polu'y'
uueouivocally, that he 10 for the Union Oh W Ash
wnror. the old Union, The American union'
forever, one and indivisible. Thebogus onion-
ist ,he aisupIoniss, the sympathizer with seees-
sion. will cay he is for the Union as 1t ought 70
he or for the Union If what he calls the "siaVe
Power" is broken down, or for the union' mol
au it was, but as ID was designed TO be, or use
anne such mys.6ed aud incoherent expressions
He will appear to have some indefinite unset
.led notion of some sort of new Union which
he and his party want to see established, though
he cannot explain what tit is. But he will plain
ly show that be aud they have no hearty desire
or earnest wish to maintAin and perpetuAte the
Old Union our fathers made.
The leading radical Republican men anc
newspapers are boldly setting their faces agains
the Union. The Chicago Tribune comes ou
against the Union as it was, and goes in foI
the Union as it is to be. The New York EOeH
ING POa objects to the Union as IL was, 1t ths
Implies that Southerners may send disunior
men to Congress. Just so, Southern rebel
object to the Union as 1t wss, because North
ern disunionists may be sent to Congress.
There is no mistskiDg the present aspect o
our national affairs The enemies OF th'
Union, North and South, AZ uniting in des
perate and fnsl struggle fo' its overthrow
The true Union men, the constitutional ant
conservative men Of the nation, are rallyInL
for the support and preservation Of the Union
the old American Union, against its enemies
all names and parties, open or disguised' Nov
the test is to be applied-Hhether man is TO-
that good old Union Internationally, without az
If or a but. II he cannot stand that test, b'
will be, as he ought to be, politically accursed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

Sss II d truly said that the invasion of Mexico
byths three European powers, France, England
iS and Spain, win form part Of the extraOrdina-
2 9 ~ history Of the day. Louis NArOLEoN was
s the last Of the thres 70 come into the arrange
nsuI, and now he appears as the only one re-
manning Of she invaders, though he has the
least interest Of the three in Mexico, and the
lsas. excuse for acting in the matter at al.
1uo Yei England appears 80 bs looking With COM
plscency upon the plans Of her arch.rival to get
amilitary footing upon this continent, which, II
suecsasful, viii 20 far to enable him to control
the wurld. fqa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

a..
ystse ID she Ohio House Of Representatives
and unsnihously akDptsdi sehdeEipe It's Hall to-
,be General Assembly. In which 70 hold tbs
sessiops thereof. DR.. Hoge made some apprOi
pria.e rsmarks respecting this invitation to meet
in the Hall of Representatives, and, upon his
motion, il was accepted. ---
DR.. Hoge also read joint resolution of the
Ohio Legislature, rendering this General AS
sembly the free use Of the State Library during
It's SESSIONS, for which the State of Ohio re-
ceived thanks. 4R
Dr.. Dumont, DR.. Christian, and Mr., Comfort,
were appointed committee on Elections, to
report on the cases of Commissioners whose
commissions are irregular or missing.
The Assembly then adjourned, to meet at q
o'clock P. M, in the Hall Of Representatives
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16
For the Ohio statesman.l

yin HANAoAAn tAAAA 1AAA AAAk
Mn. EDITOR: 1t does the heart Of loyal men
good to see the people taking their own cause
into their own hands, and throwing off the yoke
Of the leaders in this great rebellion. At the
late election for Justice of the Peace in Wash
iDgton township, MuskiDgum county, the party
lines were completely drawn, and the Demo-
cratic candidate was elected by seuenty.tpo ma
jority. This township has heretofore given the
Republicans large mejorities. The laboring
classes, and taxpayers see that they have been
misled by the Republicans, and by voting the
Republican ticket they have indorsed Abol-
tionism, and brought our country to ruin and
bankruptcy. Judge Jacob Brinkerhetf was
among the first. .mep in the country that REBEL.
ed against the Government, and decided that
one OF the laws of the Government ought not
TO be obeyed, and recommended rebellion
against the authority of the nation, and the
people Of OnlO rebelled when they indorsed his
rebellion, by re-electiDg him. Sadly do the
people lament their error, and only await an
opportunity to retrace their steps, and 20 back
to the old Democratic landmarks. .c
-. A FARMER.
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ExsorsIng homage Even from Enc.
mics srr rst r.

MoCLELLAN not only conquers armed enc
mles in camp and field, but compels homage
from traducers aud enemies in civil life. The
rebels have frequently testified their admiration
of bis eonsummate skill and strategy. But on
the l2sh inst, that rank Abolitiouist, LovEJoY,
Who had been loud and earnest 10 raduciDg No
CLELLAH, took Washington and the world by
surprise, BY Offering in the House resolution
Of thanks 10 that gallant and victorious Gen
eral .
But none were 90 obstinate, sullen and per-
sistent, in resistance to McCLKLLAN's plane,
not even The rebels themselves, as GREELEE Of
the New York Tribune. While the rebels were
keeping up fire on bis front at Yorktown,
GAEEEEY was as steadily keeping a "fre in his
rear" At New York. The rebels ceased their
Gre and rssreAtsd, and GRKELEY was compelled
10 "come down." and abandon, al least for q
time, his sullen attitude Of hostility. In the
Tfibrne Of the l2th inst. he says, after speaking
Of several late Union victories:
Bat the fighting of the Grand Army Of the
Potomac has been splendid, and the recent gen.
eralship Of Mcclellan commands universal
praise. From the hour that. Yorktown was
evacuated BY the rebels as untenable, their re.
treating columns have been pressed with great
vigOr, and Il seems with caution and Judgment
- well. g'-t
And at the CLOSE of his article, GREELEY
writes: 81 aUiGeii ,,.e
Al army Of seventy or eighty thousand ef-
iectivee, res.psting over its own ground without
having fought and iOat pitched battle, has sell
dom been pushed back faster. or with smaller
loss to ite assallsnts, than the rebel host sinee
ls stole away from its iutrenchments at York
town. With reasonable good fortune, Gen.
Such Is the unwilling homage exiOrted from
an old sssaiIant.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16
wl rspIgdaas .hs ioII0ring paragraph fr0m

I We fepFOduee the following paragraph Irom
our paper Of yesterday, in order to correct an
eFror: q aiIA
:, The Democratic State Central Committee
had = meeting at the American Hotel, in this
city, Wednesday afternoon, and decided to call a
STATE Convention, to be held on the Fourth Of
July next, in Columbus. for the purpose Of nom
mating State ticket. Each county will be
entitled 10 one delegate, and an additional dele
gate Cor every flo. hundred votes, or for every
fraction Of t,OO hundred and ftty and upwards,
cast for Hon. HUoH J. JEwErr, for Governor in
1861. 7irats ,fro,r a2l1 s11-s.-
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Local Matters.

RELIGIOUS NorIcE.--Rev. B. r. Foster, Of In
dianSpOIis, will preach in the Universallst
church on Sunday next, morning and evening,
at the usual honrs.
ml6 81 so,,--E y xt-...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

ATTENTION, CoLUMBUs CADETa!--YOu are or
dsred to meet at the ArmOry this evening at
7 o'clock, to make arrangements for attending
the funeral Of our fellow member, James Shaw.
T.R THRALL,. i.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

y 's'f5E NATION AL PLATFORM.
pnrnoses Sf the Nar.

1. iaonnaw.a. pyA VOTE MIRLy UNANIMOUS, PASSED rhE
rron, WHICH ExrRKssEs THE VOICE. OF
~. ff ..r,or .yi rs mn TUE STANDARD or LOYALTY;
het ne present deploabe civil var has been forced
upo fho conntry BY the dsunonists OF the southern
noc In ANS against the Consti utonai Govern
el ana n arma around the Capital; that IN this Ma
tionsi emergency Congress. banishipg all feeling OF
r, ndssion ana resentment, will recoliect only its
% " fhe whole country; that tis aoar fs not eod0ed
a. ksi ,a,f N dap spfrtto oppression, or JoT any
n,,rsess of coaQuest or subjsQdtioa OF PGrDoee 3f
OF 2nfefferfn0 sctth e rghts er sStdo.
,1lT ffitstions on soee States, bat 90 defend and
e,frl, "a ~ r6adcr Of the O0sssttattcN and 70
orsscps "a Uhion seik az the dignity, eQvdtty, and
efo1fs al ne eeuer0E STAT uRtnpdtred; and that as
soon az sss objects arc accomplished nc 'oar oS7"'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

Tn Cincinnati CGtkOlie Telegraph remarks
that /" the position Of the Democratic party just
nov 10 one Of positive force, if prOperly-we
mean uussl6shly- fused In the conservative in
terssts Of the nation. ,lsl aHioo '5 .i5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

The editress OF the Ladies' Repository says,
the nation wants mani" and the Milford
Journal asks il that lady has no. confounded
her own personal want with that Of the nation" !"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

III We learn that DR.. W. R. Thrall, who
was taken prisoner by the rebels in the ekirmish
at Pennington. on the S!h inst, has been re.
leased, and arrived at Cairo on Wednesday
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

" On Wednesday afternoon, a negro wo
man named Harper, resding near the corner of
Spring and Third streets, in quarrel or fight
with white woman named DOnnohue living in
the came locality, threw brick at the latter,
which struck daughter of Mrs Donnchue's,
four or five years old, infctiDg wound that,
It is thought. will prove fatal, The negro wo.
man fed Immediately, and has not been caught
Since the foregoing was put in type, we have
learned that Mrs. Donnohue's little daughter
died yesterday, and that the negro woman eur.
rendered herself to the authorities, but has not
yet had her examination.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

Ia LITTLE WANDERER. Under the head Of
g A Little wanderer--H -Hsartlsss Cruelty" an
article appeared in the StGitsmaa Of Wsdnesday,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16
soIaler. Not IAllovvea 20 vote.

Let the voters Of Ohio bear In mind next fall
THAI the Republican Legislsture refused to let
= - ne volunteers who are now periling their lives
Tor their country, and the restoration Of the
,snsl o1csrs and members Of Congress. Why are
saa they afraid Of thia vote And 10 il NOT doing
great injustice to our brave boys In the camp
isrf tbus 90 dlsffGhchss them mgsSkisld aad Bonner
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

/. GUrFoiKs occupied By our troon unGsr Major
D6bes, "a nih6 sysningof the ls.h inst, is four
teen miles southwsst0f Norfolk, and is on the
Inc q sks ohy railroad from the latter place TO
Po.ursbuFg and Ricbhohd. fgsai'g
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16

GODEY's LADY's Book FOR JUsE.-G odey for
June is already at Keunedy's on State street.
1t is prime number. The eDgrAviDgs are fine;
the fashion plates splendid; the reading matter
original and choice; the Editors Table richly
furnishedj and everything in the Book cores
ponds to the season which has so suddenly
burst upon us with such unsurpassed gaiety and
beauty
Remember, ladies, Kennedy has your Book
for June.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-16
For Rent,
Sherif's Sale.

AOra@ M. onSrp Superior Court of franklin Co.,
s.M. G. Gbby ct ais Ohio
VIRTUE OF a WRIT OF FL FA.
ID OF the said Court to me directed. will offer for
sale at public auction In front Of the Hotel IN the vii
lage Of Groveport, In said county on
Saturday, the l7th dayof May, A, D. 1862,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to wit:
One roam Pacing Horse, six years old; one brown
Mare, six years old; one twohorse Carriage; Hub
bard's Combined Reaper and Mower; one two year old
Built yearng heifer Calf; one OK Wagon; two two
horse Wsgo ms; one 6ulky; one set silver mounted Har
ness; one sorrel Mare, eight years old.
g. W HUFFMAN, Sheriff
By ". 3. HUFFMAN, Deputy.
Printers fees $685. E-r.J
may7-dtd N -.,s,A .-lsteisr n rer Ei~
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oFRIon,
! ssisss----44--,aa.
In johnson Building,
No. 1O7 South High street,
CO1unaIoU1s, Oh1os
WTILL PROMPTLY ATTEND iTO
w all business entrusted to their care.

Said r.. y. Nelswender Is also prepared 10 obtain
Pensions 800 Bounty, and Pay Of Aearages due from
the Government to the soldiers or, II dead, then to
their widows, children, father mother, or heirs law
maylO09-dlya b rfg tt 3agtTi
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ArrrRNooN sEssIoN

convened in the Hall OF Representatives. anu
spent the frat half hour in prayer meeting
The permanent Clerk then announced the
names Of the Commissioners who had reported
themselves and we're present; and the commit
tee on Elections reported those who we're with
out regular commissions,
THE complete list Of members we we're una
ble to obtain, as it was being used by the CLERK
while the Assembly was in session, and by the
Moderator until late hour last night 10 max
iug out the committees We expect to publish
II to morrow morning, when we can add such
names as ahall be reported during the sessions
of tO-dsy.] r.t &c.. res
ELECTION OF MODERATOR
The Assembly proceeded to the election of
Moderator Doctors Beatty, Of Steubenville'
Musgrave, Mcdonald, Scott and Chester were
nominated. Doctors Musgrave and Scott were
Withdrawn. ..i...- f......
Beatty voted for Mcdonald, and Mcdonald
and Chester voted for Beatty-aiter which
these gentlemen retired from the Hall, and re-
NAMED absent until the voting was over
The result was as follows;
Beatty, lSo
Mcdonald, 10
Chester, -
DR.. Beatty was declared elected. He was
then sent for, and conducted to the Chair, when
Dr.. Blckus, the retiring Moderator announced
to him bis election In few appropriate, we'll
chosen words, aud yielded him the positioD'
DR.. Beatty In neat and happy manner ten
dered the Assembly his thanks for the honor
they had conferred ON him, aud, at once, as
sumed the duties of presiding officer over one
of the ablest aud most digufed bodies ever
convened in this city.
ELECTION CF TEMPORARY CLERK
The result was as follows:
The Rev. DR. Christian, Of Philadelphia, re-
csived 80 votes; Rev. De. Hale, Of the Synod
Of New Brunssick, 62 votes; Rev. Dr.. HOgue,
Of the Synod Of Kentucky, ll4 votes. Dr.
Hogue was declared elected.
STATED CLERK.
The election of Stated Clerk was postponed
until this morning.
Dr.. Hoge offered resolution, which wac
adopted, providing that the sessions begin each
day at o'clock A. NJ. and 91S P. NJ, and
close at IL M. and 51a P. M.
The Assembly decided to spend The last half
hour of the afternoon session Of each day in re-
lgious exercises.
DR.. Hoge offered resolution, which was
adopted, making special orders for each Of the
days, at 10 m:
FRIDAY-Reports on Theological Seminaries.
SATURDAY-Report Of the standing commit
tee on Board Of Publication.
MoNDn--Report on Board Of Domestic Mis-.
eions.
TUEsDAY-Report on Education.
WEDNEsDAY-Report on Foreign Missions.
THURsDAY-Report on Church Extension.
The Assembly then adjourned to meet at 9
o'clock this morning. e2-5
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Medical Notice.
DRS. BASHAW 4 HEARD

HAyE ENTERED INTO PARTNERSHIP IN THE
IL Practice OF
Medicine 81 Surgery,
In this city. Office on High street. opposite the Eagle
Drug Store, in Oourtught's building. r
Strict attention will be paid to all calls, day or night
Special attention given to affections Of the chest By
the use Of Inhalation, the most reliable remedy for
all diseases Of the throat and lungs. ~
may7-f .- e-
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Billiard Tables
Proposals for Furnishing Fresh
Beef to Troops in the Field.
0FFIoR CHEZ @. g., MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT.,
WHKRLINa Va NAV g. 1862 F (

OTFoR CHIEF q. B., MOUNTAIN DEPARTMENT,
.a. WHEELING, Va, May 8, 1862. -
CEALED PROPOSALS (marked proposals to be
- opened May H., will be received at this Office un.
the FRESH BEEF that may he required for troops in
the field, composing the Brigade OF Brig. Gen ]. D.
Cox, for two months, commencing the 1st day Of
June next. The Beef to be Of good, wholesome quail
y and to be delivered In equal portions Of fore and
hind quarters (neckB and shanks excluded, in such
quantities as be required by the Oommissary Of the
Brigade The probable quantity to be delivered each
week will be $4,000 pounds. The contractor will be re-
qued to keep an agent near the Headquarters Of the
Brigade with adequate supply OF cattle constantly on
hand, ready to I'LL orders from the Oommissary OF the
Brigade. Payments will be made monthly for the
amount Of Fresh Beef delivered on the prese taion of
the Brigade Commissarys receipt therefor. The &C.
cepted bid will form the basis Of written contract Of
the usual form and conditions. Bond in the sum Of
ten thousand dollars with suretes whose individual
responsibility for the above sum shall be certified to by
the CLERK OF the Court where they reside, will be
quiIed Proposals must be accompanied by the oath Of
allegiance OF the party making the bid Proposals from
firm must specify the nam es and residences OF the In
divduas composing 1t. Each proposal must be accom-
panied by 0 written GUARANTEE, signed by the party
making The bid and the proposed nurees. The ceri6
Gates Of responsibility, above referred TO- must accom-
pany the guarantee tD efcgs-,
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, -, Of, -, Of - and -
- OF -, do hereby guarantee that, should the
proposal OF --- be accepted tha he Tor they)
will forthwith sign the contract and file the required
b3nd or we Will pay TO the United States the loss
tained BY the difference between his Tor thei) bid and
the next higher.
j. W. BARRIGER,
Captain and O. g., U. 3. Army,
Chief q. g., Mountain Department
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To Officers and Soldiers
T. w. TALLMADGE & co.
ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMANTS.
Western Office eat....Oolumbus; Ohio.
Branch Office at.... Washington City.

ARE NOW PREPARED TO TAKE
IA the necessary steps to procure bounty Money, Ar
Of Pay, and Pensions for the Widows and Heirs Of
deceased soldiers and Arrears Of Pay for resigned Off
GERS and discharged soldiers. - ~ ..-
Refer to Gov. Dennson, Gen. O. Delano, Gen. o. P.
Buckingham, Gen. Geo. b. Wright Columbus, o.; Gen.
Rosecrans, Headquarters; Hon. Thos, Ewing, II. H.
Hunter, Esq, Lancaster, o.; Henry stanbery, Esq.,
Cincinnati, o. ...
April II, l662--dtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attachment.

Dep'sln Acney Before 7. Bell, ]. P, of Mlfain
Jonathan % Xchey. Township Franklin County, Ohio.
On the 9th day Of May, A. D. 1862 said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action for the sum
Of nineyseven dollars debt and ten dollars probable
&syls-ust GIT BENJAMIN AoHHY.
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NapoLEon's HAIR TOILET !

They would also announce to the public that they ar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
w ashington, Sept. 2.

Great excitement exists and not with
out cause. Last night there was scenes
Of skirmishing along the whole front, dur
ing which we los. two of our best Gen.
erals and other valuable officers. 1t is
stated it was Hooker's brigade which
drove the rebels back, but with great loss
of lifes
At o'clock this morning train OF
hundred wagons with commissary stores
was Intercepted by the enemy between
Fairfax and Centerville and driven of
towards Manassas before could be over
taken. When the raid on our rear ct
Cen,erville was known, the necessity OF
guarding tha: direction caused CT. Whole
army TO abandon Centeryille, and was
massed this side of Fairfax G. H. The
enemy's advance was in sight Of Manas-
sas Hill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

NSxht Report.
st. Louis. Mo. Sent. &

St. LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. 3.
Gov Gamble yesterday made . requi-
slslon ON the banks and savings institu
tons for $4,000, to purchase arms for
the Government. The requisition was
made in anticipation OF money to be col
lected under the recent assessment order.
We understand the banks have responded
favorably and placed the amount at the
disposal of the Governor. A hope is en-
tertainod by the secessionsts that this or.
der would not be enforced to the full
amount. This is dissipated. The full
amount will be assessed and collected.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
Cincinnati, Sept.

Regiments from camps and companies
from interior towns have been arriving
all afternoon. The military authorities
were very active at Six ON the afternoon
OF Tuesday.
The rebels occupied Lexington six thou
sand strong.
The railroad and telegraphic oonmu-
nlcstioa has been re-established to Paris
At 1--WE this afternoon accommodating
en- inc proceeded TO within ten miles oil
Lexington, where tilrJ feaad burnt
bridge, Ii IL not knawn whether the reb-
els still occupy Lexington or not.
A train OF twelve wagons were captur-
ed twelve miles from Cincinnati this
morning. Large numbers of wagons are
being sent across the river to work on the
Notifications.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04
Atchison, Kansas, Sept. 3,

r. Halliday, proprietor Of the over
land stage line, and j. Whitney, Jr., ar
rived to-day. Their time overland from
Carson Valley to this place is reported to
be Ii days and one hour. including IL
hours detention this side of Salt Lake
No Indians seen They report the new
mail route over the Cherokee trail as ex
cellent. Halliday states that after the
10th inst. overland stages will pass daily
through Denver City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-04

The late expose of the K. G. C.'s has
in fact placed the Democratic party hors
du combat; the masses are fleeing from
1t, and those leaders who are not person
ally identified with IRRESPONSIBLE secret So
cieties are fleeing from it as from a sink
ing ship. The army has been. | learn on
all sides, completely revolationized. Look
at the late vote upon the new cons.itu-
ton among the soldiers, which, however,
is not after al full indication Of the
feeling of the troops. The commissioner
did not take the vote OF half the regi-
ments, and in many instances, | learn,
efectionee.ed almost every man whose
vote they received. But It is from the
conversation of officers and soldiers, for.
merly Democrats, that you get true in.
de1 Of the feeling Of the army. 1t has
been completely sbolitionized, to use .
fsvorite expression. And remember tia,
every Democratic family that has mem,
Der Of it in the war 10 going through th,
same process.
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Washington, Sept. 3

Eleven hundred paroied prisoners,
some of whom were taken at Manassas,
arrived this evening. They report that
Gen. Lee had established his headquarters
three miles beyond Bull Run, on the
Warrenton turnpike. The only force at
Fairfax was Stuart's cavalry. Our men
engaged IN burying the dead report that
the rebels arc marching on the Warren
ton turnpike towards Thoroughfare Gap.
Washington is quiet, the excitement hay-
ing subsidized. The disposition Of troops
during the last "A hours has restored con-
fdcnce.