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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15
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The YOnUg Men OF tev-t 0Tk.
" ha toyr - Union md intr ttsson.
Are Invited 10
RALLY APOUNp STAND No. >,
(npra. g.. Spinser ,'i'u'r ~
s.p. MONSTER 'SiOV Mr. TISG rus AFTERNOON,
Atf c'coCt. sharp
Naior.Ceueral JOHN G. r INOSI VIII preside.
c,p,o-tSI bv firsr. rerrr~srr he Yong Men q thi,
civ ard Addresses the follow inr spssers may DC e1
Pect,d: .,,,,,.
~. Hon JOSEPH nOXiE.
Col JAMES lAIRMAN. Just from James kiv'r
Can't ,HAELE, &. MOTT Of Fort Dolelson.
The Rev. r. : SrCRRS. ID. u.
The Rev RUFUS ". CLARK, u ID.
Tie Hon. T. DtLAtltLD SMITH
CHARLES COZ 10 go.
Col JANIS MckAhf.
The Monster Mass Meetipg.-lOCNG MEMS
STAND TO ~ firutituen pvrd T. uct 40 omcets OF 10
mol AZ TIL. staud win receive their badges snd tckets ffom
2til O'clock this Afternoon rs eating nr"n
FRANK ". BALLARD,
AZ 40. i3g itlav between 18Th sud lftt ets.
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10 tho Loyal Citizens

10 tho Loyal Citizens
CITY OF NETWORK
Tho loyal citizens Of every class and profession are respect
fully and earnestly invited to attend The grand Mas Meeting
to be held on TUESDAY next 18th inst at O'Clock, o.
Unior Square.
recommended thu. all p.cos Of business DO closed at
o'clock In order that these who desire to show their oysy to
the Government may be present.
BY order o! the Committee Of Arrangements,
GEORGE OPEDYKE, Chairman.
yoHs AUSTIN STEVENS. jr Secretary.
.rraken who are to assist at the MONS Ter MAS, NETT
INC on TUE >DAY AFTERNOON reoues'ef TO cali ct
fay. n and asp m at the Everett House for the
purpose OF rersivna che necessary badges sud tickets
CHARLES GOULD. Secretary special COMMITTEE.
The Bleecker.st. Uniyersaiist Sunda y &c hS o
win nsy. @ 2s;h aNhuAL INCLUSION 70 nd. r,I
leave the foot Of yves. lyh) It, at @ and 2sdst
s8, Band Of Music &c. &C. az usual Tickets ~ Gus.
"Iron Porcelain e Combination Preserve Jars"
Call and see the article at No. 10 FULTON-St near CHI,
where hsye lst,ly removed fom No. % JoHN-st This
article i, NEAT CHEAP, and darable wsusoed to keep
FRUIr TOMATOES &c, perfectly They heed only to be
seen to insure purchase Having filled up my stock OF
SILVER PLATED BRITANNIA and ROLLED METAL
GOODS will DO happy to old customers ct my new
place Of bu ioess.
SILVER PLATED AND WHITE METAL
COMMUNION SERVICES always hand, at prices to
SUIT the tGe Of all.
TABLE DESSERT SPOONS AND FORKS AND TEA
SPOONS Bsnni. Spoon, Table aud Tes large variety,
snd a, favorable p ices, WHOLESALE and RETAIL Re.
pairing and REPEATING In the best style aud at short notice
w. s. MURRAY.
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Business Notices.

TRUssEs. MARSH e. Co.'S Radical Cure
TRuss. Office No. veseys under Aston Hoasrl opposite
the church No o0nnscion whatever with any o'hef truss
Office 81 came Pile Specific AMI accompaniment"
are left here on sAls female trnds ladies'.
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i ndrr authority Of the Governor Of state VIII op>a
an office at No u Howard St stair rear Bfoad~cy To-
DAY for the purpose OF RECRUITING the above number OF
patriotic soldiers Independent company TO serve Tor
three years during tho The Let aad "a Leutenaa
when made up. As the discipline and ef.cenc, Of
company materially depend on the conduct and ehnac
ter Of its Segeants" other commissioned officers
thew will be selected and appointed with great care
II is intended that this sh.ll be the best company
morally and ph sicay yet raised for the service. will Gu
20 paid each recruit 100 bounty as soo
- the Company is organized snd mustered rrsman o.
81 aud bounty of S25 shall be paid all ev.n- keisf
tickets will also be issued for the benefit OF fsmles fse
men Of NewYok your country is in peril oeeeeh you.
therefore 20 fall yeyv and assist In its defense: DO nos
w,it for dra TRANSPORTATION will be- furnished rs
from the country July TO- 1867 Capt Il. IA. HELPER
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A,pcni 4, che Eenevoient.-Ont the evening" Of iu

Appcni % che Eene VIOLENT On tue even az Of Tues
v fr- a Irr .st b. h. out In Mctt and destroyed
several house los. their lives upward OF l~enty
Tn0u aud Do,ar. worth o. i"p'fy Was u's'10s'u ~"
,n.n, famili.s we're reduced 10 rreg, }. ..
Among the suh-fers /, ABRAHAM FRIEDMAN, late o.
No 70 hottest, Talor lie his 10 all be Possessed 80 thm
even the at he i not be to his smsntsbr
occurrence he he'd 1y woEk n bis ac-srd WIN 'ha hrp
OF sewing machine that cost him tBn-resp"cahy MAN.
tanned hi. and children tniouna'sy Tor Nun ~
f- th-ui on NOW from BAKER 10 Mott't on the iH MAY
Ia, h. ~ elected to bic oturance and 10 now ruined
MN This appel addressed to those Who car i.e' "T me
Husband srd father who hs wiie end chit
dfeu naked aud starving NJ MAI hnb''; W
Dops ions ha kny received a, tho 9th OF me jewish
Nr.ser ser No. no West Houston.st told No $751;
Association Of Exempt Firemen.-Ihs ggeIts,ly
tperpx wnl be reid n firemrns tall. on IuEspAf
FIE.iNt Juy H. a., o'clock. puuetusi -tt."oance l.
rcque.itd L. ". "tithi'H"i ~. -.
The Filth Ward Repu blican Association met at
IN. E,r Ward Hotel MprDA1 ENiNlhG, July 49, aad
,i,rted th- follosius fe,oluh,us:
Ies,l That che members of this Association are
N attend the Unln Mas Meeting on luk.DAt Aftth'
NOON and ~ invite ths Republicans OF the Ward general!
10 attend. 80, ,-,-..s. .
R,.,,sd Tha, the Flas belonging to this A"ociaon be
on the pole the Association me dsy oil uo sAid
meeting NATHAN hiNSSh''i 'H' A'''u'"''
w II n B B' Secretaries.
JOSEPH b. TAYLOR. Chairman FL. Com.
A JACKSON PLUMB, Sec'y III. Com
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Veterans Of the War Of 1S12-Wili meet at tas
Mercer Rouse at o'clock, NJ, IL iul uniform, 70 seno
day The Veteran OF this and the I'd accent counties e res
pectiully invited. n. B.-Musi, will be iufnssed.
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IL also uuanirousy
70 AID he good requested meet M Their re-pec I've
Wards on Wednesday July To- al D. TO Gigantic of the
more -ec,us security Of the object Ia view Aud the i0o"'
ing pisces OF meeting nave been d.slgna'ed;
riSTn WAhD-Bleecksr Building.
FIPrgEsrH WAKD-Clinton Hall
sIxrtKsTH " ARDS. ". cor. 2ld g. and 9Th ave.
EJGHrhRsTH NARD-S Z. cor. Broadway aid z5dT
Al subsequent meeting OF the COMMITTEES, bed st tns
Msyors Office Sa,uosy July H. q; NON b:is~s foi u:
permanent organ zson Of the Committee were adopted sne
the fo low In; officers unanimously eee ed: ~, -,
Hon. J. J. BRADLEY, Chairman
CYRrs CURrIss. 60, Vice hartman
q. W. BLrgT, Cores pending Secretary
ID r. JAQUgs Recording Secretary.
JANIS NELLY, esq, Treasurer
Standing Committees were also epponted a. follows:
On Findace-Messrs. Kelly, Cooper, aud Blum.
On Prfni,ng-Messrs Lawrence. starr. aud Ctipp.
on Enist,sents--Messr.. 81 ie-r. ak. and smith:
On AJrieafiOns-Me.srs. spicer, farr, aud Cpd, ke.
After directing the above statement OF their prooe.diusu
be published the atee adjourned IL mee on W edes
N"' J. J. BRADLEY, Chairman.
Cyrus CrRrss, NiceChairlnsn
u Il lAuLEs k.caIdIIl SrcIethly.
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TIE Pennsylvania delegation Of both Houses held
q meeting in the Speakers Room at the Capitol to-
day, upon the subject Of returning the SICK and
wounded soldiers of that State to hospitals in Penn
sylynia. Gov. Curtin, who was present, stated
the order bad been issued but that the President
refused TO sanction il. The meeting delegated Rep
resentatye Covode to wait upon him and reques
him TO authorize the order to prevail.
M. Covode subsequently reported that the Presi
dent said be appreciated the motives which aciua'e'
the gentlemen from whom the request care, an'
promised he would give the subject his careful at'en
riop. and grant the request if it would not pro''
detrimental to the public interest.
MELTING OF BORDER STATE coSGREssMEs.
The men beers of Congress from the Border state
met, but did not conclude their business Tonight
1, seems certain, however that while they, VIII
perhaps half dozen exceptions VII not indor'e I'd
Presidents Emancipation scheme, the wiii' never
tneess, propore its respectful consideration to 'ei
respective State.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-03
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.

III NELSON & CO., WOULD INFORM THE
II. public that they will attend to selling on
Commission at Auction, Private Sale, any and
Ill kinds of Merchandise. Particular attention
given to selling Real Estate. We will attend to
Yelling Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehicles. Particular attention given to selling
Household Furniture, both old AID second hand,
And VIII attend to auction sale in any part Of the
;ity or county.
II. NELSON will pay particular attention to
collecting debts or claims; will act as agent for
renting houses and collecting rents, and any and
all business entrusted to us.
Office on Main Street, opposite Court House. one
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
myl5 II. NELSON co,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-03
AUCTION & COMMISSION
Old Auction House and a New Auc-
tiOneer.

T J. C0HN, HAVING RENTED THE OLD
u . Auction Room on the corner of Main and
Third Streets, Evansville, for term of years, will
continue the Auction and Commission business,
md attend TO selling all kinds of Goods, Furniture,
Wagons, Buggies, Carriages, Horses, Cattle, all
kinds of Manufactured Articles, &c. Liberal ad
Vancements made ON consignments.
Prompt attention will be given TO all goods en-
rusted to my care. (marz j. j. COHN.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-03
DRUGS.

IF YOU WISH TO KNOW WHERE TO GET
pure, fresh, and reliable Drugs and everything
come cted in drug business, I weuld refer You
to Ii. J. SCIILAEPEER, Druggist, No. So corner
Main and Second streets, WI ere you can get the
best assortment of Drugs, Perfumeries, Pomades,
Hair OIL Combs and Brushes. That is also the
best place to get your Prescriptions filled. You
can get them filed there at any hour, by day or
night. sepl2
lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AND
81 splendid assortment of pure Drugs, comPris-
ing all the neH preparations just coming into use,
thereby giving physicians all new medicines COM
ing info use valuable to the lives of your
neighbors and friends So bring your prescriptions
to II. J. SCHLAEPFERs
sep'2 New Drug Store.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-03
SUTTLERS GOODS
ARMY SUPPLIES
No. go Main Street.
a. lecture for \ Dung Men,

- LaOOON ONAA = ANA Y OAL6 IAO1A,
lust PUBLISHED, PRICE CENTS A NEW
- edition of the late DIR. CULFERWELLS s
CELEBRATED LECTURE, on the abuse of the
Reproductive Powers, inducing Debility, Nervous
ness, Consumption, Epilepsy Mental and Physical
Incapacity, &c. The radical mode of treatment,
rhout medicine, is fully explained, to enable
every TO be his physician at the least possi
bic expense. .si
ga BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS
Sent under SEAL in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage stamps Address the publishers,
CHI. J. G. KLINE & CO,
1t BoweIy, New York, Post Office box, 1856.
pOyS I'm
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-03
IS. E. GILBERT & CO, >,

CUNDRIES-- CASTLE SOAP, LEMON SYRUP
- Clothes Pins, Totmato Catsup, Rice, Almonds
English Walnus, Brazil nuts, Candy, figs, raisins
currants, oysters, lobsters sardines, alum, EPSON
salts, roll birthstone, sulphur copperas, madder ex-
tract of log wood, indigo, cream tartar soda, bed
cords of all kinds, tobacco of all kinds backing
batting, nutEiegs cigars of all kinds ginger glass
jars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pepper sauce,
matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder percussion
caps, fish efal kinds, safety fuses, soaps ofa kinds
starch, teas, vinegar, camphor, letter, note, cap
and fancy paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt
petre, gum drops, wooden bowls, jujube paste, Gin
namon, british lustre, bonnet boards, ink, oil
nails, sash, glass, allspice, soda, pain killer,
liquorce, Playing Cards, &C., &c.
A supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale by 3. Z. Gilbert i Co., No Sycamore
oetis
10 BBLs. MACKEREI, ASSORTED /, 2 and
III Of rnOEss
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-03
DRY G OBS, sc.
DOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Ceased

The Rebellion Ceased.
TNHE LATE WIDOW OF DIR. COWLES BEGS
Il leave to announce to her old friends and pat
that she still continues the preparation of the
same successful remedies which were used by the
Old Doctor himself, which for him practice
at that time unequaled in the West She is
located two and a half miles North of Evansville,
the Plank Road, near Negley's Mill on Pigeon
Creek. jyll-diy
CHOULDER BRAcES.-A LARGE SUPPLY
- just received at H. J. SCHLAEPFER'S
not27 Drug Store.
DIFLE POWDER.-lOJ KEGS RIFLE pow
II der TOR sale for cash at
povll ELLIOTT's Family Grocery.
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sure Of IT," Her emphatic reply satiffet me- NOV
only that she knew what she said, but that hVey
fear Of pursuit by the Secesh was at WORK Ia het
mind An advance was immediately ordered, and
about o'clock we crossed the line into hanhas'
When informed that they were truly IN Mans .,
land of freedom, where human beings can oe ''''
as slaves such shouting hurahing, rs came from ''
women. and children along the whole bne Que may
not expect TO hear twcein lifetime. lhreo '"0 !,
far Jim Lane. "The Liherator,' wound up '"'
Grand cborns What a contrast does this scene pre-
cont 70 ,bat which would have been wlthesfeo n"N
these same persons been on their way " Wv
pens of New-Oreans .u
That uqbt we reached Fort Scott ana were hihuly
received by our military authorities ana 'he c'lzes
oeoorsllv. Next morning yillagers-men ana Women
and farmers from the country came in TO see us One
,,orted 9 family 10 occupy vacant house; one
oi,, 70 educate and train generally TO her liking an
other boy 10 dress like her own; another agood farm
hand &C., &C. As Fort Scott is near the border, we
complied with these requests very sparinsly. About
40. however of our charge Were left in this place.
In parting with one we gave him or her surname,
took the age, the rame Of the man to whom The
party formerly belonged, and written pledge from
the ward or guardian that he or che should be PAID
for services sum agreed upon, and be used well
In this way the rest were scattered Throughout Tue
country between Fort Scott, Lawrence, and Topeka
No difficulty was experienced in finding homes and
ready employment for every one. All, however,
desired to 20 to Lawrence, but former trains had
supplied the demand in that place. Nest of them
parted from the train with reluctance. We could mol
persuade parents to part with their children III any
case Indeed, the feeling Of nationality was oond
which.t was hard to break. Our train wss disposed
of in less than week. and thousand could have
been provided for as well.
This was in November, aud since then have had
an opportunity of seeing or hearing from nearly
every family and every person. The repors are
quite uniform that they industrious, steady III
their habits, and doing well. In Lawrence, two
churches have been organized, two Sabbath-Sehool'
and day-schoo Of about ninety scholars. From cit-
liens, we hear but very little complaint. We have
in fact; received applications for large numbers OF
colored people that we had not the meaos Of filing
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HOW TO CAPTURE THE SUMTER AND
NASHVILLE.

To The Editor Of The " y TrbpHa
SIR: II II sometimes well to take Lessons from our
enemies, and perhaps as good time TO do 30 L
when we have pretty well tried our own way. The
pirate Sumter Is now a. or near CadeZ, burning,
sinking, and destroying American vessels and prop
erty, and will probably continue to do so with i'm
puniy until the people take the matter in hand. AS
a consequence of her pira;cal ravagos freigbts by
american vessels are lower than by vessels Of any
other nation, and the " call" il for neutras. We
have IN port ~ ships and barks unengagsd, and
most Of them laid mp b. tho owners because they
cannot get living businefs, while there are -
torciga SHIPS and barks loading at rates ten TO
fifteen per cent higher than ispad TO American chips
and ali because the Sumter is " about indeed
ZONE will not ship on American vessels a eny rate
Now the Sumter must be tlben-and by contract.
Let the B'uks aud Insurance compauies % tins
great city oler reward OF 100000 each for The ap-
prehension OF The Sumter and Nashville, and before
month l. over they VIII be towed into the beauil-
iu harlor Of New.lork ct the stern OF SOME smart
Yankee steamer, and then freights by American
vesssis viii lie 10 good By those OF any otner na-
ton. They manage, or sttemp' TO manage, these
things better down SOuth the steam ra was hhllt Oy
a Stock Company At hew-Orleans' az the ship'yhIu
OF Mr. Hughes At Algiers and superntended ~ a
Mr.. Full.en, q Prnssign, formerly Ncw-Orleins
merchant aid nm experienced military engineer. II
was undersood that the New Orlans banks had
offered 10000 for the capture Of the Brooklyn,
while rhe WIS bockading the mouths OF INC
Mississippi, and the highly Iac1c and Ceriaiian
privateering proclamation Of Jef Davis offered Il
bounty Of $40 for every live man TAKEN end - ioi
every On. killed Ia action with "a superior force
from which i appears that clown South they d,
NOS thiuk tlat "a living dog is letter than dead
hon" TIE steam ram WAS n stock operation, arc
II lftsf a nd fie
lyn Is not vet taken. 80 the stean-Jnm stock mus
have doclued, and thu Southern public ltnis time
only) swindled themselves. We understand stock
operations here better than they do at the South and
know better the value Of money, aud seldom Tepudi
ate our iust debts, even If we 30 not always pay
them. 80 that grand bank ana insurance stock
company fof the purpose Of taking the Samer, would
ray we'll aud De suocessiul Ia lie object, and then
no doubt Mr Birnum would give 100000 Tor the
Sumter, lust Tor exhibition. l am cure That the
majority Of the American commercial community
wond give more to see the prize sumter than 90
look al twenty living whales. BELlsARlus.
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the Pacific Railroad and reported in favor Of the
Southern route. On the breaking out OF the rebel
lion he deserted and joined the rebels and is now
Captain of Engineers in the rebel army. He was
in Charleston at the time Of the bonbardment Of
Hilton Head; he has another brother who was, or IT,
merchant ia Boston, and another still, formerly
sailor who held clerkship in the Office
of the Street Commissioner in New-York.
Doctor Ives is a tall, slender, black-eyed, pale
faced Italian-looking person, of insiuuatng, ser
pentine address, Of considerable learning, quick and
impetuous in biz temper and prone to difficulties
What amount of treason he may have committed
We cannot pretend to fay, nor 90 we know thai ne
has committed any; we only know that III Polilcs
he has been an ultra Pro-Slayery Democrat, and at
the same time profesed believer in the divinity Of
mouarchica institutions, and the friend and associate
of Southern politicians. He has within a few months
past been loud in the declaration of Secession opn-
ions.
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most deplorable plght. 1hose OF bic troops en'ted
- East and Middle Tennessee mostly made the
n;eIest possble tracks for the several homes after
'n,,,';nJ Gyray everything In the shape Of arms
ao",errcnts. SC. Tire Union men in Vnton and
Fentress Counties Tenn, are reported TO have had
mncb snort in ehafing t'e deaertng Secession sol
diery through tier several n.ishborhoods There
can be no DOUBT that bad pursuit been practicable
and had our forces been properly supplied witn III
necessary provisions, fodder, smurtlon, Nc, GEN
1homass di'iaon might now ne Oh the night bark
OF the Cumberland opposite Nashville.
Gen Carriers brigade il being pushed On In the
direction Of BrhouIviile with tie greatest possible
energy. But with all the burning, nccel'raing de-
sire OF tire East 1enneseeans Ia BIZ command To free
tteir homes from secession rule, but slow progress
can be made by them, owing % TIE Understandable
condition of the roads leading toward tie Cunber-
land Gan. The roads atout here are about as Dad a.
the worst enemy of the Union oouid Mish mem 10 De-
but those TO London and Barboury.s are sad to he
worse Tie troops move forward WIZ totIhuie r.
pilitv but il Is found almost impossible TO work me
baggage and provision trans through, Inc iVth
Ohio on te first days march got several miles an. OF
its wagons. and hence had 10 camp at light wdhout
shelter In an open field, exposed TO pouring ram.
do not believe that the brigade VIII he ~ le to adj
vance much further south than London until tho
weather ana roads improve. ,
The other brigades composing General Thomas
division are unavOidably condemned TO state OF All
soute idleness Confined to their tents by the mud
and rain il is lot to be wondered that the spris %
the soldiers are droopiug They all fret ieariuily
under the inioerable ennui from which they suier,
and are in anything but amisble moods.
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" Fold our tents like the Arabs
And silently steal away"
FROM GEN. THOMAs,S DJvTsrON

Correspondence Of The Cincinnati Commercial
From officers arrived this mOlnIng from Mil
Spring, learn that news has been brought 10 that
point by Union people living on the road through
Monticello ard Albany 10 Tennessee Of the pIeyl-
ience Of ia intense panic among tie Secession SYM
pathzers on both eides OF tie State line. Huudieds
Of families have turned of toward the interior of
Tennessee since the running passage Of the remnants
o. zen. Critteldens army, with al Their movable
property, inclueiye II item human clatjeis Some
Jumped Oh their Lorses ard rode Of with just what
they wore on tbeif Dodies so great was tbe fright
produced BY the exaggerated accounts OF the rebel
stampeler- Of he strength and Jury Of their inagn-
&y pnrueis.
Cnncvdel uancged 20 keep i,,etber but It,le
over > 0S men about tWo-,bird8 Of whom gre armed
Do. desbiu', " everything else. aud bcuce IN itr
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OUR COUNTRY AND THE RIGHT.

"OUR country, right or wrong;"
Thus the false poet rang,
And thro' the Inisled land bis call
10 plundering conquest rang.
Twice seven years have past,
When treasons rebel hosts
Strike at the glorious Stars and Stripes,
And shout their hateful boasts.
The poet who before
For plgndering conquest sung,
Now pleads his country's cause with cold
And half-reluctant tongue.
He who is false TO truth,
In naught can be believed;
Trust only those who trust in COP,
Else trust and be deceived.
Our country, if she's right
If not, then make her 20!
III manly hearts both love Of Right
And love OF Country glow.
FalaaS MAN, April 10, 1861
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10 ne Ldii0T u Tic \. 7. IiIuHt
SIR: We AZ well az the rest Of the public look TO
the we'll rgarlod pres 'og rsdreo Of U.evsrcei
He in tie habit Of obeyinz a order. AID regulation.
from the properly constituted Authorities whol. delay
question Nor can understand low ans member OF The
Cabine, de for months delay and nudity Of Consess
NJ Gideon Wele. Secretary Of Tie navy, has presumed
csobey Of Congress which retired forty
any Cspains from The navy iT and ncomPeiency The
required that those r, I'd should b. placed
roduc pay ana their vacancies should be allied by promoting
the sam number or Commanders and Lieutenant Til. has
not done and strange 70 y neither the Senate Con.
gres taie the least notice Of h, iobedencs Of the law
completely .,udhed by the Secretary Of the Nary.
NAVAL OFFICER.