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, 1862-11-20

Ore Capt. Hyslop, formerly in 'he hat
ting interest IN this city, and wA2se latest
Achieving in tia. lire was &c ornamental
lion Of lis own hcad-piece with Il gold
band, Sands tozcrably well coayi:t:d be-
fore Ills community q having by pretcnses
without basis carr:e.} into reuotc and dis
tasteful branch Of t.:t service quite q COM
psny Of young meE from This State, They
enlist as Marine Artillery, with flaming III
ducements in the line Of slop goods and
visions Of tie rolling deep; thy awake to
find themselves Infantry, with pay as in
daI.try, and not G glimpse Of duck or can
vass III G.er lot They have been wronyed
and ahused. Justly tnc;r friends are noy-
lug III the matter. What will be the result
vc know not; hut the warning should be
soundcd iar and vile, wherever recruiting
is in progress, that there are designing men
base enough TO deceive and practice upon
the patriotism Of our boys.
Here not many months ago, one Colonel
Wilson N>rt up and down yisorously
blowing his Own horn 10 call together &
regiment to serve rs mechanics and engi-
net1s. lie had about the same 1isht to re-
crn,t for tie Uni.cd States Senate, but by
dint Of brazen impudence and loud lying
he got his men, ra1ioned them, clad them,
and after putting tile government to some
$aoo,oQ0 expense, the whole concern blew
up on the discovery Of tic bogus scheme BY
the mus!esins e{Gcer- We never heard that
Wilson WAS punished. We never hcard
any nan defend his act. We should be
glad To know that it vas made dangcrou:
and unpleasant f:'r any n.an in the sarb o.
III sfIleer to practise {, fraud Of this c31arac
Ter. ,i's,aring of his shoulder straps ant
ticki!," Inn ou. Of the service might do t.
}'eeir :'ih, but tic cnds Ct Justice woul'
sce1. to exceed thai limit.
, 1862-11-20

By q sIance at the shoulder-slraps worn By
army officers, their ranks, aud the brarch Of
tie service to which they ara attached, may
be at oree named, if you know Eow, aud this
is tie way:
The eshouldsr-stsaps of m>jo7 general bear
two silver embroidered stars, on" o. each end
ri the strap. B7lgatitr general hiss one silver
st>1 on;Y, a colonel has siI.e embroidered
spread eagle, a lieutenant colonel has two
silver embroidered leaves, one at eaei end of
the strap; major, tFo gold embroidered
leaves similarly placcd. 4 captsin has two
geld bars at each cni Of the etrap o first
lieutenant, one gol2 bar at each end; and a
second 1ieEtenans no bars at all.
Tie cl9th Of the strap, b.. its color, dist.E,
! guishss the arm Of the service. For general
aud staff cmccra, it is darE blue; for artillery,
scarlet; fer infantry, sky blue; for riasmen,
green, aud for cavalry, orange color.
NoE-cou1missloned officers are indicated By
tehevrors'a, or stripes on the cest sleeve ID
the form Of q letter v Corpersls wear two
stripes; eergeants three. Orderly seegeauts
have lczenge, Or diamond-5haped figure.
within the angle Of the che7ronE. Sergeaut
majors have the three stripes OF q sergeant
| completed into u triangle, base uppermost.
, 1862-11-20

the ernancipationists of his district, as retia-
Bile, as they ran their OWL man azainst him,
and came nesr defeating hin; Would thts
reliable Your Illinois readers may remem-
Ter the time when Col. Smiths Illinois regi-
ment [tha 21st I think}, stationed at St.
Joseph about q year ago, Was ordered to thfa
city: The regiment bad . tew eont1absn4e on
Then The regiment was on board the train
ready to start The Illinois boJs did not sur
1spder the negroes, but it vas nos because
1tn. Loan did not make an effort to recover
k1Hem. Was this Interference the act Of IN
nCol. Rollins is another man whose position
Gems to excite doubts abroad. Tie New
York Tribune pats him down as .
Republican This will be found to be
u iallacy when Congress meets. Rollins
Rli7es in strong pro-s1ayery district, and made
speeches sgainst the proclamation 81 through
+ :he canvass. He is Conservative just as Tar
T ss he has backbone, and that ia al bat tlere
| is nothing shout lim worthy to be called
Anti Conservative or Republican in its po!iii,
cal sense Rollins leaned toward Enauc.pa
tioE dostrines ieY years ago. H wrote s7T'
tral COMMUNICATIONS for the Missouri D:zno
cTuf, 0reirg the nomination CT Edward Bate;
1ar tne presidency, just prior to the nsrtInE
! of the CLicaeo CnnTe ention, and in private
conversation smong his friends agreed Il
ts1Epp the Etat4 for Bsiea and accept noml
| UtI,CG for SrCTcf1QE Ii EA5E DlteS Ntta pu
fur11 Is The Standard bearcr Of the party b
the Chicago Convention. From ~ tI.u, dav
tits be has erayitatcd towards fanatieal pre-
| slaEerylsla, although protesting great attact
| mEnt u Tie Union. lio belongs TO the sam
stripe SIS John J. Cr.tseudtn, believing tn
Ulalu:1 is 8 grcat protection to slavery. 3
will urdca6tedl5 Yote with the E1aEeocracy
| every thirg heiufe Congress IN which the eye
}a-tirt; negro Is involved.
: The tr2iIor candidate for Congress, Jarak
q. Birch, Who vas 50 bs1iy defeated 1or Co,
a1eEs By eS-Gcy. Anstin 4. Moore, in tie lie:
{ irg,on district. has published card in whic
r be aays ii substance that he shall contest Il
election and appeal f1om judicial sud militia
;. tsrforism 10 q higher tribunal. He ,,>;sebah
: counts ola the Woods in NeH York, the Ais
in Illinois, and the Voorhees, stripe in Indian
: to help MIN through his sea Of difficulties.
Eel:. Eugene q. Carr, formerly Of thu
: Hljneis cayalry, having recovered rom t
Il seyerc i1dispcsiLen under which he WAS late
J laho1inE, has assumed command Of thia d
i | 1rict.
The circulation OF ths Duly Nh Herdl7,
!, out5pokeu sympalhiser with 1ne reoe1s, b.
| ing be+n plchibited in thiE city, it is motto
n tiiHI the Etrd1d's subscribers now receive
4 Chicago Tines aod Cincinnati Enquirer teg
= larry.
3 Gen. Steele has been in the city for seFe
: days. He leaves immediately tor Ds2le.
, 1862-11-20

We are pained to learn from direct source
that Gen. OgIeEby's condition is still critical.
He suffers intensely from his wound. The
ball has been extracted alter traTe1sing his
chest No powers Of physical endurance less
strong than his could have survived the injury
thus long. There Is hope from his present
condition that this noble officer ulay jet re-
cover, and resume the iplace from which he
ran he ilIv anared
, 1862-11-20
a Letter from Bowling GGcen.
HuWlI.:1 GREEN. LIZ. Nov, T., 1862


Editors Chicago TziLune:
Ihaye been detached from the 105t1 uii-
rois regiment for rost duty at this place.
There are here more than $500 sick sud dis
ahled nen in hospital ard barracks, and ssui~
tary supplies are much needed. SonId stale
cases that lgye come uuder my own obserra-
tion which would stir the heart OF every be-
nerclenr man ard wo1n.n in the land, bas for
bear, lest should distress friends Of home.
But to. goa say, have seen msD, many o
one, eie upon the hard floor, with nothing
but blanket to coyse them nothing like :
PILLOW was to be had. H1w long the present
Et.t5 Of at1air5 is to coEilnu:, I cannot say,
but something should be done, aud done al
oDce, 1ef cur Suffering soldiers, Weare doing
all we can with our present means, hut 1heg
are entirely inadequate. No doubt you have
heard r:aeh, aud viii hear aa.re, corzoLorating
what have written.
Will gladly see to the distribution OF any
articles t5at may be sent to my care, and vii
cndeayor 10 aneWer inquiries Of trietiJs SO tal
as may be III possession Of TIE facts sought
Letters OF inquiry, enclosing s Stamped en-
ye;ope, should BE- directed IL. 7. Crawford
Chaplain" Yenrs, DC, L. F. CRAWFORD.
, 1862-11-20

s.ate agest T. F. R*;bb, writes to Gov
Yates fran J:,ckicn, Tcru., o. lie lita inst,
forwarding 1iEt oI patients N TIC hospitals
at that point. lie adds:
I Ilaye just rcturued flom the aG7ance, and
arn Today send;dg tor"ar:l =upyIies tor hpsl'i-
tals established aI LaGrange and Gs<.ad Ju1c-
tion: aen. 9s1pt aay'sea t1y kee!Ang NY
to SUPP y hospitals et,:at.:sted Tor Temporary
purposes (as the army sa7accss] from tbs
pest. II c:se Of 6 hattle, Eun. GRAFT Il tl
telegraph; il tie nsean1isne toia 1ny5=1f II
rtraiGtss tc 60 forward with such oups,i;cs Il:
lie eAi4encles Of the case may REQUIRE Ii
| case, alsp, there bhon!d bs a svaui OF surgeons
| and utrses st any ;ime. will telegraph youl
| txceIeaey. I an preparing = rep:t1t il refer
eEue t., he police, ssrl,a.y ard g:nera1 want
Of sur troops, and wlll forward the saI,s in :
| ftT tla3S
, 1862-11-20

his department. Gen. Pope, however, is in
command in his present position under orders
Of Gen. Hal1eck, and must remain, Wc sup
pose, TIL sent elsewhere. The sooner he is
returned to active service, the better. Gen.
Pope is too good an officer to be ehelyed, aud
poE that the men who sacrificed him and the
country ut Bull Run have come to grief, the
cloud they brought over Gen. Pope should
psss away. He has Won noble place AMONG
cur commanders OF divisions. Let Johh
1,,~ IT, +J,n
, 1862-11-20

4 number Of the personal and political
friends Of the lion. Oven Lo7ejoy assembled
at Princeton, on Fricay evening last, in &C
cordauce with an invitation extended by that
gentleman purpose being to tender them
bis thanks for their earnest and efficient sup
port in the late canvass, before taking his de-
parture for Washington City. The occasion
Vas also embraced for i 1rateTnal interchange
Of political sentiment, and the gathering was
addressed By Mr. Lovejoy la characteristic
and genial speech, WHICH we learn viii bs
published in . feW days.
, 1862-11-20

As viii be seen belog this society is to hold
its Winter meeting at Bloomington. This
1ncctirg will be one OF tile most interesting
ever hell by the society. The va1ue Of the
White Willow for hedges and shelter will be
one OF the prominent subjects for discussion.
In this subject railroad men will heinterestcd
as It will make one Of the best and cheapest
protection against the snow drift yeS pro
posed. The subject OF varieties of trui5 for
commercial orchards will attract Gtse2Sion,
from the fact of so many Of these now being
planted, and The point to be settled is what
to plant, and IN what proportion 1T s1lailler
CT !. hundred sorts.
FTe learn that members will he returned free
to all points On tbs line Of tile Illinois GeistssI
railroad, anG probabIS the Chicago aH:i ST.
Lopis--tne former is fnll5 arrsngsd
S1cm5ers should be IN Attendance carly in
the session to avail themselves Of tho ABOVE.
The election Of otiicess f5r The ncxt two
years is aleo to take plcce-
Persons attendingca also have the oppor
tunity Of visiting tl1e Norcaal School sad the
numerous end Interesting collection Of the
Natural Histor7 Society. RUlAL.
rEoog> ANNE OF rSEEc1sss Fol, WINTER MEETING,
Commencing Dec. "a, 81 10 a. M, nj Bloomington,
sA'ei pA1'
Ao1Hf1g Eee;rtses-i-ssay Us f0a ~lt"Ft':sS-
Address b7 the President o. g. Galusha
E-es7ys a, d,,,rs
r. u;1..or :sn...c C-oxs.r pho,n;~
Di,oai.etcn: &, Il Baker, E:ndca.
| h[y~,,o,, 1.,..r.,,.s-E -E<so,. -, E.<,,.
| Aj'e'''"i f-'s,es VT sai'-
N'Sert Douslls. II aukegsn cry aldFlch, Ii5'
hH"a - a. ItonAtess' ee,"
| 1fs1.s"y yl"S'eeeeS-1'ssa9S .ss W sa-"ss'
| Jsmes +. S1arc, Alton: - -- Clark, SOUTH
| fass.
E..o1" ooa.
tA9'@f"9 E&f7e'Se"-IsSa9s on tFapeS'
| =. y; anofeWS' s9cktosa; u L. Hasn O.ta"a
=. L. seschs1asl= ts2epoft. on fefeisn traps.
] Aj2f7zGon E.rf,cisEs - Ess0ys on Sn1aR F57tlfs
4sffau0tT7zes ant AadcS5fT'2es.
IT. NJ. ki6Gcr. Evanston, on Strawberries: Il
| Shaw, fremont. Oh Strawberries: ChaB. Merritt,
| Battle Creek, a!ich on Blackbcrries; P.Crosby
Centraja. on B1ackberries.
| Eyr;uo Erf3r;srs-F FSsGvs ~, S,nnu F,I,;fs Hn.u
-N'"'89 1-"S''$e bltrisss &c. ''''' ~''sF
c,..a r.o.+ sa-ao,.n1 ~ c,,r p.n:.,
, 1862-11-20

Rceent czanlnaticD5 have LED ssiI1c C. On;
laok5 e.GlNeut ASTRONOMERS to sAa :o!i3sEiug
Important conclusions in regard TO the planets
and as'eroius:
First, 'Lat besides the planets Mercury, Vc-
NUS, Eszsh and Mars, the-e exists balTeen
The sun and l1escurya rig Of asteroids. whose
zDass is comparable with the :ns5s Of Mercury
itself.
sscond, that at tie distance of the earth
iron. t,,@ sun is found second ring Of aste
ruid=, w,.Gsr li:ass IS demonstrated nat 10 be
grea1er tran Ire tenth pari Of the mass,eE the
e.rtG.
Third, that The tosal ma5s q: tie group Of
small! nla1.=tE situated DatFeeu Vars and Jupi-
ter is nct greater than tho third part OF :a5
mass Of the earth; and
Eeultb, sba: masses Of the las. tTo groups
are compienen.ar5s to each other. Ten times
the mass OF tfle group Situated at The distance
OF the Garth, plus three times the total mass
| OF the small planets between Mars and Jupi-
ter, form sun equal tc the r1ass OF the earth.
This 1ast conclusion depends upon Lac deter
! mination Of the distance Of the earth from the
snr BY observations Ct the trans!.s bt TgnLa
"a determination which astronomers agree in
considering as very accurate.
, 1862-11-20

ST. CLAIR, No., Nov. 10, 1872.
Editors 6hfeago Tribune:
Il you have any influence in high p1acss, I
wish you would uss it to seni the contra-
bands to Missouri, Tho seem to be flooding
the North.
The high price Of tobacco, the absence OF
neu, white aud black, ha: left one-fpurth Of
our laid uncuitivated last year Mkt year
it will be worse. Many farmers hare put all
their force on small surtace, to Fai=e tt-
baccc, leaving much Of their ground idle
Many lsf5 lere ia the first DIRK days Of our
trouble. and have never returned. Their
land is idle. We, who depend upon hiring,
can set no hands at ans price. Il the gov
ernn:ert would reu..ite The fidelity Of Frauk-
lin county, h1o., let it send 1bou=and con-
sss9@rds, aud We will give tAem c.;;.e:aat
work au5 coed pay. FRANKLIN.
, 1862-11-20

Refugees from western Texas.
The New Orleans IieayuAe Of ths 3lst Says
that some seventy five refugees from Western
gezss arrived in that city the >aay,bsfore.
They give thrilling accounts Of the manner Of
tneir escape from the clutches OF secession
ists, and their suferipgs during long aad
dreary marches through desert and wilder
ness. They announced ~thsir determiuaStsa
to join the federal arniS+ and Tetarn to Texas
with it at t1e:1arst opportunity, They state
that thoEands OF Uniontzts are 1ocking I'd
Mexico, and that the Mexican towas.a4ssa long
the coast arc i2aed with Union refugees:~
, 1862-11-20

The Madison journal says that dispatch
woe received there on Saturday e7ening, from
Cur. Pope, Stating that he would make his
headquarters st Madison during the coming
winter, and desiring furnished house for
himself and tami?y. The Indian war being
eut.led, there IS probably vesy little to do in
, 1862-11-20
Death of Lieut.. RHAiGeu-

At meeting Of tl1e-ntGcers Of Bowcn's
battalion Of cavalry Missouri asluateers, held
at heseauarlers IND Quia, Oh the 2sd day
OF October, 1852, se-ies Of resolutions were
adopted exercising high sense Of the merl1s
ct Lieut.. Bushnell, deceased, and extending
sympathy to Lis bsreaved triends-a widowed
mother and young 8ifc-1esIaiDg in this State.
Lieut.. B. lost hia life in the attempt 10 saTe
tie lives Of the men entrusted to his charge
On tie occasion of the wreck Of the steamer
Acacia, near Helena, Arkansas, Oh the night
Of inc aG2d Of August.
, 1862-11-20

~ h correspondent writes ua for informs
ton respecting the gray willow. wishes to
know where it can be bought. and deems it
desirable for hedges. The latter ne know 1t
to be, the rest Of the Information sought We
cannot impart. We have not seen the gray
willow advertised.
, 1862-11-20

The new 1iin1esota legiElature, as near as
Senate, Republicans, 1G; Demoerats5. House
Of Repre- sentatlscs, Republicans, 80; Demo-
cra:e il Republican majority On joint ballot,
20, or about double the entire Democratic
strength in the Legislature.
, 1862-11-20
Gen. B1t1er and the EFe7ic11 Admiral.
From the New prlc.ns Delta, adj

tIojo1 G.Htral Butler, Intended by his staff,
visised the Freneh ressel-of- var, the Catinet,
yesterday aft:rnoan, and paid Lis formal rs.
spsets to :ae French admiral. The meeting
between the n*jcr general ard ths admiral
VAS most cordi.l; and the Interchange OF
fr!enc,y sentiment between the French naval
officers nnG the members Of the generals
staff, E79s fresh an6 hearty. As Gen. Butter
withdrew from the vessel, the American flag
was TUE up st the fore mast, aHd salute was
fred. Oae Of olr batteries, stationed at the
foot Of Canal street, responded to the cannon
Of the Calinet. In every respect, the meet
ing Ct the high officers was friendly.
, 1862-11-20

EW The next eeeeion Of Congress will witness
ono Of The most amazing ansactfons ever record.
cd in h1eterY-the instant liberation, bY edict Of
war. Of over three millions Of sl2yes.--Xe.0 1ork
TIMES.
Those three million slaves, " liberated By
edict,r will be liberated only in the abstract.
Louis1ilc Journal.
But it will be an abstract OF title the blacks
will every one Of them understand. 1t the
proclamation amounts to nothing, why are
the nerves Of the blenders Of oiaEery SO Sc
rious1y disturbed.
, 1862-11-20

E- The draft commissioners for KeTauuee
county, Wisconsin, were driven from the
county by mob. They threaten to resist
any attempt to make draft in the county: A
specimen Of Ozaukee county force may induce
them to entertain the second sober thought.
, 1862-11-20

AL the counties il Minnesota except Vino
na, Fillmore, Houston, and siblcE, have filed
their quotas. Tie draft, therefore, will take
place only in these counties, and not until to-
day, previous 10 which it was hoped thai the
quota would he full witnout draft. The
eniire deficit was only 120 on the 15t Il ir.t.
, 1862-11-20

CoTToN IN W1NSERAGo-The Rockford
Register says that Mr. ]. Il. Hall has shown Us
aspecimen Of cotton raiszd by him this SRA
son. The seed ~as not planted till the mid
die Of Msy, and but little came to matusity
before the frost. The plants, however, grew
1u1uriansly, ard Mr. Hull thinks with an early
start and a favorable season., cotton might be
maturcd even in this northern cline.
, 1862-11-20

~ Ignorance Of orthos7apny has cansso
the editoe of the Fort Madison P2aindcazer to
tell one truth about MeCleIlsn, In an edlso-
rial in ths lust issue be gTaye1y declares tns'
| Mcclellan was the t'idle" OF the army.
, 1862-11-20

- a daring attempt Was made By the
military prisoners In the old pcnitentiary on
Monday to fire the premises and escape.
Several got safely of, but timely e1ertions
extinguished the flames and shut of the stam-
pede.
, 1862-11-20
Nort1, Carolina in tho Next Congress,
I-zer., liz, Nz,ti,a11 Pr, .r1ss1 N6,1

EEIVHE tEc S9H oe1-t Z 1eSfC~s1 &toFs ~
In regard to Congressional election in the
Old North State, We Hou9d say that re feel
;1e5fec:1v Authorized to stats that no warrant
will BIT issued Tor such an election, unless q
desire is manifested on the part Of the good
people Of this State. This desire should be
Immediately made manifest by circulating a
simple petition to his excellepey, Gov. Stan.
| II, praying lin to order an electicn, cireu-
la'ins it aDopg ronr ne;ghbcrs, and imme
| respectable interest is manifested in this
! manner. an election will be ordered, and the
good cid State Of North Carolina will be re-
presented in the teder,1 Congress, aud ex
e,pptcd from the provision cf tie president
| ul ulocE1s2tlon.
, 1862-11-20

To-day, takes place the drawing for
military service in Milwaukee city. Any dis
tufbanee attempted will assuredlT be put
down, and all who resist the draft will 6nd
the draft too muck for them
, 1862-11-20
FNOm OUR ARMY ON THE P0~
TDmAC.

The Rfn,oraz Of McCtHdn-Hozo it suor&s-sSsa
fimestt Of The i7my--1Ray he .cas popnzar--A
Sutzers rieo-Sse1xts Jor tine :a to assef9ssI H.
.1qhe the sacrifices.
, 1862-11-20

f The New York Herald has story TO
the effect that Jeff Davis has made PROPOSE
ton tc fell one million bsles Of cotton.
, 1862-11-20
DEP OF M
The Working Of the ,ux

E2.l1Eh Mines.
Al English journal, . sto-u.,
product O the ninesf rest aaln Rri1g; 1af f sa1aI
uaara at ETesent ~ Il W1n last at least 10
he following accs , ;tes Of consumption, giyea
TIE nows Of eah Lave sPe bsln eeph cs6 to Seh s
.,,::5n :T5s dspth 5ts which We mine -, ,o,, :.
te? Ghesh9,r@s ia =. Tie pit at DuckcnaeId. in
fhc noirt- 4,0o4 feet below the su.tace to
Sea' sesm nste Tdh IS Sar t M M dbe Mas
an and Of the best quality far domestic
manufacturing purposes; from this point
} further depth OF 500 feet has been attained
| by means of IN engine plane III the bed Ct
coal, 50 that great portion Of the coal is now
raised from the enormous depth Of ? .5oi fest.
Al EenaietoH, Near Manchester, coal is daily
Eorsed from depth OF 2, 135 feet; aud the
Gan6e5 coai cca1 Of Nigan is brought from
; i;a.5 1eet neloE the SURFACE Many Of the
more extended IN sheir snbterranean 1,by.
rlntts. Some ct those, and others in CnY1
he1.and, are worked ont tar Under the bed Of
the sea; aad Oh both sides OF The island We
are rapidly extending our submarine burrow-
sES.
irg at l,S01 fest from the surface, and is rap
! Idly sinking deeper. The depth Of Tresa1ean,
8 copper mine, is =, $50 feet. Maly other tin
and copper mines are approaching these
depths, .nt arc under the Atlantic waves, in
Bota1lacE, Le7ant and other mines, man il
| pursuing bis 1abors dsily at Eeaf q mile from
the shore. To aid the miner in these severe
TAI Ks, gigantic steam engines, With cylinders
r 1Q0 inches in diameter, are cr1p1o7ed in pump
ing wafer from those vast depths. Winding
erEiue5, Thich are masterpieces Of mechanlcal
; ] skill, are eTer at Eork, raising the mineral;
from each dark abyss, snd '' man engines" o
considerable ingenuity $50 called beca1se they
bring the weasy miner to the ligaz Of day
i Eaving hin from The tell of climbing up per
{ renGicufar laGders-are insroahcsG3in man,
T Of our most perfectly conducted miEea,
l. Our Goals .ccst us annually Loco .i7ee AMI
:, more tlan double the pu1nEStr of Our meltii
e our miners perish fro1 accidents in the mines
Z Or at On 2.1usnsl.y early age-Ebirty -two-
I floA diseases contracted bT tie conditions c
Is their tolls. B} the industry OF orr miain
e population there is snnuall5 aided to our n:
"a Iicna1 Health considerably mere than thi1t
&c million sterling. This, when e1ahornted b
IL tue process OF manufacture, Is increased
le value tenfold. While We art thus dr19tn
n ppon that "tosrded treasure, guarded t
ID dragons white aud reti,' which the enchauts
1T Merlin is tabled to hare concealed in the cayt
:, Ct the Gsrth, We should not ccasc to TemsH
e her how much Of mental labor and nluEcu1
u power is expended. aud how large psr Ger
ST aee of buman life is annually sacrificed. IN fl
r, contest with these hydra-headed evils viii,
% are truly rsrsonl1ied by the dragons in Il
:s lsgend.