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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

u We have been requested BY the good
people residing on North Washington avenue
and Broadway to say to the city police that It
they VIII take their clubs and walk out some
night by the silver light of the moon to Chit
tenden's vacated house on Broadway, between
Eighth street and Washington avenue, and dry
up gang of vagabonda who nightly Congregate
there to drink bad whiaky and howl, they will
confer, great blessing upon distressed COM
munity. The police will readily recognize the
gang, as the women mostly sport tattered up
calico, and the males Uncle Sans duds
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
Rrom Wn.hinrton.

az .sutuanou Tan IQ-Tba HaraIdba die
natoh ssns thers wsa a oenars, insnsct,on NJ
ths Trs snsno,tstion Dsnsr,men. veste,dsv Over
ona thonsanS - scons and tssnos wera rsv;awed
in one hndv ~ 80 80 = 'f-'' - "''N yiYN'
Secretary Cameron surrendered his portfolio
Al naioieI ,.na,t f.,n a an Hsnoo, -, "a "a
that Major Husbs sSd's cavaIrsv % attsc'ssS : ,sbel
force Of fonr hnndred at silver Crset In Hoe.
ard conntv 1nnder Col. Poinssrter. nm the I6.h.
and routed tbemS RebelIoss. fortv killed and
siYtv Wounded ,our loss. aeven kilied and min =.
teen' wounded. Wea also oantured one bnndred
and slx,y horses, siSty wagons, on bundled and
Eve tent. eisbty kees of powder. two hundred
guns. and twentv. .eioht nrisoners 80.
The Senate Military oommittee ara at;ll an.
gagged examining the appointmenta made by the
President for the army.r The humber Of Brig.
adler. .GeneraIs IL nearly seventy. They will be
recommended for confirmation, except twelve
or fourteen, who will be reserved foftuture CON
alteration. .,ss,5s.s
The Tribune's special states that the contract
for subsissing the New York volunteers entered
In bis own name by Gov. Morgan, In disregard
Of an order from the War Departmept assign.
ing an army officer especially to this duty. has
been annulied here, as the shortest method of
bringing this business to en- end not only in New
York, but other States where 1t has begun, or
the desire to begin it painfully exists.
Gov. Curtin OF Pennsylvania has asked per-
mission of the War Department to send eight
full regiments Of infantry and one Of cavalry,
now in that State and ready for service, upon an
expedition to the Southern coast. lsa
The State Department has received notes
from the governments OF Prussia and Russia
touching the Trent question, of similar i'm
port to that from Austria, which has already
been published. 4. .s.. ..5s.. ..-..., ra.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
The FLOOD az sacramento, oalIfornia.

SAN FRANcIsoo, Jan. 1.-THE Legislature
has adjourned to the 2lst inst, to allow the
water TO subside from Sacramento. The whole
city has been under water from two 10 eleven
fee; deep. The people have been driven to the
second stories Of their houses, and are unable
to build fres to cook their food. Cooked pro-
visions In large quantities have been sent from
San Francisco by two steamers.
The wafer has materially subsided; but the
weather is still unfayoIable In the whole val
ley Othor portions of the State have suffered
severely from this unprecedented inundation,
aud many millions of property have been de-
atrOyed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

(" u The sixty.seventh Regiment, Col. Bur-
stenbinder, passed through the city on satur.
day afternoon, on their way to the "seat Of
war" Four companies received their pay at
the State House. After the soldiers had been
paid Of, Governor Tod Informed them that
they might deposit With him or his private Sec
retsry any money they wished to send to their
friends. and 1t would be promptly forwarded.
About three thousand dollais we're then depOs-
tied.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
From ,uiI MissourI.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 20.--John B. Henderson, q
Douglas Democrat, member of the State Con.
ventlonn an nncOmpromising Union man, and
Bi gadiet General in the State service, has been
appointed by Lieut.. Governor Hall to fill Trus-
ten Polk's seat in the United States Senate. s.t
NJ A passage was made through the ice oppo.
site the city yesterday, and ferry boats are now
probably break the gorge below, and entirely
clear the haTbor Of Ices 7f Ssds s4aa5a 3,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
CHICAGO.

The receipts Of hogs live and dressed day, amount
Owing TO the increased receipts or v, hogs
and the fact that quite number OF packers and shippers
have turned their attention to dressed the market
Cd very fat and holders had to submit to decline Of
fully 80 100 lbs at which there was considerable 90.
dvty. Upward Of 1000 head changed hands at 90 90
@2 gross the bulk Of the sales being at % 9O % IS
to-day and under limited supply the market advanced
2hQ5o per 100 lbs with sales at e2 552 90 for light
and 81 7092 90 for heavy To oextra.-fTribune, II.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
Gen. Huell Concentrating TrOOns a,
Green River

CINCINNATI, Jan. ia special dispatch to
the Commercial says that four Indiana regi-
ments in the Green River column have advanced
70 South Csrrollton, and will soon occupy
ing Green. '"'
Gen. Buell. ls concentrating a powerful force
at Green River, and 1t is said he is noN ready
for forward movement. -5'f 4
Tberebels at and about Bowling Green are
destroying the railroad, telling trees across the
tfacK, and doing everything TO retard the pro.
gress OF our army. 1t Is said. they are making
every preparation to evacua,e that place upon
the approach of our forces.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

pThe three boys arrested for taking, money
from the drawer in the shoe store Of Messfs.
Allen 4 Awl, on Saturday last, appeared before
the Mayor yesterday morning, and no witness
appearing against them, were discharged. II
was understood that the boys were TO be sent
away from the CITY. 'i3iq .pag fasea ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
Further Particulars of the Battle In
,u, Kentucky,

.,Ta kentucky.
+ LOUISVILLE, jan 20--The recent fight took
place Sunday, instead Of Saturday morning
Gen. Thomas on Sunday afternoon followed up
the rebels to their intrenchments, sixteen miles
from his own camp, and when about to attack
them this morning, he found their intrench.
ments deserted, the rebels having left all their
cannon, Quattermaster's stores, tents, horses
and wagons.
The rebels. dispersing, had crossed the Cum.
berland In one steamboat and nine barges, al
White Oak Creek, opposite their encampment
at Mill Springs. ,rolW
Two hundred and seventy-Ave rebels were
killed and wounded, including zollicoffer and
Peyton. The dead were found on the field.
The Tenth Indiana lost seventy Ave killed
and wounded. Nothing further Of the Fedora
loss has yet reached here. ---
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
Rise in tno ohio River.

n ClNoINNArr, Jan. 20 " Heavy rains have pre-
vailed since Saturday night. The river here is
fifty ,one feet and rising at the rate Of three
inches per hour. There 10 Ave feet Of water,
on the frat floors Of the buildings fronting the
briver. All tributaries above are pouring out at
food height.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
rom ,lI Z lhe RurnsIdo ExDea,,,o,,. =. ,

3 NEW YoRK, Jan. l9.-- The Baltimore Amerl.
can has dispatch from Fortress Monroe, dated
the 17th, saying that they have no intelligence
of the Burnside expedition, except report
brought by vessel last night, that the whole
feet had passed into Pamlico Sound by HATTIE
raa Inlet. bt t''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

p The Fifty.seventh Regiment, Col. Nun.
gen, enoamped At Endley, and the sixty. eighth,
Col. 3. N. steedmsn, eboamped at Napoleon,
have been ordered, TO Camp Chase sii1g 81 II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
DETROIT.

Dressed hogs are dull at % 1893 90 for good lot--
Packers have large supplies, and the weather being "a.
yorable for holding, transactions are In measure re-.
striced, although few large sales reported at our
for heavy as at "a which IL the highest ngurs Advsr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
local. !, q Matters.

The Adams Express Company places US daily
under obligations for the very latest papers
from the eastern cities. ~, ~ "a ID. .ri,.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

TThe Cincinnati Gazette says the. fog was
so thlok In thGt vicinity on Sunday morning
that some o., the citizens were obliged to hire
little boys to shovelit off, sass .7o,ss:a 10
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
Hog Ma,ksts.
OIN0INNATr.

The market has not undergone much change. Droyerp
are hrm; and % the weather was not very good for
saughtsring were disposed to hold on Till Monday and
packers seemed disposed to do the The receipts were
Tha ssiss ve,a.FfeN aFf g-rsl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

u Two soldiers of the sixty-sxth Regiment
Col. Candy, which passed through here on FRI
day last, were killed near Bellair on Saturday
morning. They were standing on the platform
of one Of the cars contrary to orders, and from
collision caused by the falling Of one OF the
brakes, we're crushed to death between two
cars d " EANN aaM @b8FRE FR.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

" About {, 900 tEoops in this State are ,un-
der marching orders, and will be moved foEWasd
during the present week sa''a'" 'a-'ss'iaaa''. I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

The American Express Company has our
thanks for lts daily favors In the shape 1.-THE
very latest eastern papers. 1'itt rtU
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

a, OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY FOR 1862.
Presldent--Mrs. William Neil.
Vice President-Mrs D. A. Randall
Treasurer-Mrs, William Awl. vH
Secretary-Mrs. B. E. Ferguson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

couNoIL PaooEEDINas, The City Council met
last evening g--Presidsnt Donaldson In the chair,
Minutes of the previous meeting read and ap-
proved y = y "a 'f-eso'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
pETITloN PRESENTED

By Mr.. Smith OF E L. Hughes for leave to
make aswsr from his house on Spring street
to connect with she Spring street sewer. As
this application should have been made to the
City Civil Engineer, the Council took no action
thereon 'pA-eiA 4"a @a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
columbus Female Benevolent So
sHl nh0rv.

columbus Female Benevolent So
sas a, ciety. NJ $40
Annual Report Of Mrs. William Neil, PSSStsieal
;acf the COlumbus Ferndls Benevolent Society, foJ
! The gear ending January l, 1862. y ~ 4
/, The Society In closing another year Of its la
bors, would unite its own gratitude with that Of
its fellow laborers and patrons TO the Father Of
oil meroies for bis peculiar favor during the last
twelve months. 2 ae
{. Although civil war has brought to US tumult
and confusion, yet Divine Providence has also
given us as community unusual health and
prosperity, and thus far the mildnefs of the
season haa lessened the number Of calls for
help, and enabled rs. although with limited
means to relieve many who were In actual
want. H.'t
To the visitora Ia due our Acknowledgement
Of the faithful discharge Of their duties; not
only have they supplied temporal wants, but to
Immortal souls have they been able to give In
struOIlon that may make them wise unto saliva
ton.
The gradual increase Of our population, and
the proportionate increase Of the needy, renders
Il desirable that we should extend and perfect
our organization, 80 that we meet suitably all
demands upon us. The field so peculiarly our
own should be reaped by ready hands aud earn.
est hearts. sustained as they always have been
by the sympathy and help of the Christian COM
munity. ii'ft-@' ff t"
Z For the coming year, it would be we'll to re.
member that whatever may occur, there will al
ways be want and wretchedness among us. One
who cannot err has said, "the poor 20 have al
ways With youJ" and the encouraging words,
isibasmuch as ye have done It unto the lesst Of
these 20 have done II unto me" should lead us
to care for the poor, the sick, and the needy 80,
working In the spirit Of the Savior, we shall be
blessed In our deed with the blessing of Him who
wasready to perish. Through US the widows
heart shall sing for Joy, and to US be secured at
laet the reoompense of the great reward.
The Treasurer of the Female Benevolent
Society presnts the following report of the funds
raised and expended during the year 1861:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

p PsterWs Van Wipkle Was appointed
Captain I'd the Sixth Cavalry, yssterdayal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
LATEST FROM THE SOUTH.
csoc. coo. 600.
Fight near Somerset-RebeIs Retreat
III -ZoIIIcOfRer ReDorted Killed.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 20--General Thomas tele.
graphs to headquarters that on Friday night
zollicoffer came up to his enoampment, and ats
tackled him at six o'clock on Saturday morning,
near Webb's Cross Roads, in the vicinity Of
Somerset At half,past three o'clock Saturday
afternoon zollicoffer and Bailey Peyton had
been killed, and the rebels were In full retreat
to their intrenchments at Millsprings, with the
Federals In hot pursuit. Nofurther particulars
are given respecting the losses on either side.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
ODp FRLLowa' HALL,
n r.. 10 IQlH


At an adjourned meeting. the committee ap'
pointed TO conduct the exercises Of public
demonstration In COMMUNICATION Of the death
Of our late Past Grand Sire, Thomas WIldey,
the following was unanimously adopted:
ResOlDsd, That In behalf Of the fraternity Of
Odd Fellows Of Columbus and vicinity, we do
hereby tender our thanks 10 our esteemed and
worthy Brother, VIM. T. Coggeshall, for the ap'
|pfopriate eulogy delivered BY him upon the
Character and philanthropy OF our late Past
Grand Sire, Thomas Wildey, the founder Of
Odd Fellowship on the North American conti-
nent.
Resolosd, That our thanks are due and are
hereby also rendered to P, g. s, D, Harris for
the very Interesting and pertinent address, 40
also the recitation Of an original poem upon
the death of the Patriarch Jacob, founded upon
the forty ninth chapter Of Genesis. '''
5sResolDed, That Brothers CoggeshAll and Har-,
riaare hereby requested TO furnish the commit
Toe, with copies Of their addresses and poem for
publication. e.soI. . 4, I
ReSolusd, That the Ohio State Journal, City
Fact, Ohio Statesmsn and Columbus Gazette be
to publish the above proceedings Y,
BY order Of the committee. s7Ii. s,sm ml.ea
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Cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND,

| ~ OLEyRLAAD, Jan. 10.
0ILLs-Matket steady and quiet. We quote Lin.
SEED g sssSo per gall Whale 7s7so; Refined Carbon
~ sse.6 81 hs B&t@a Isadsr.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21

p Gen. R, c, schenck was IN the city yes
terdayy9rlE.l fl fi1NI lis 10 !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
eT. LOUIa.

With fair receipts Of hogs principally 10 small droyss
the market Is steady. Several small lots have been sold
since yesterday uoon at s9 1893 dividing 900 pounds
treasury notes and Missouri money, and 500 head aver.
aging 24o pounds, at % co. treasury Democrat,
L0UIsvILLE. gst.ls.-
The Dsmocrdt Of the 18Th says there Is nothing doing
in hogs or provisions, lf q. .i.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
Z Master Commissioners Sale.

vs.. } Common Pleas,
Thomas Biddle ethl ~
DY VIRTUE OF AN or DER or SALE
ID 10 me directed s-c-n .he Court Of nnsnnon pleas
Of Franklin county Ohio, will offer for sale at ha door
Of the Court House. in the oltyof Columbus, on
Saturday, the 95th day Of January, A. D. 1860,
at one o'clock P. M the folloMing described real esta
situate In the county Of franklin and State OF Ohio
Wit i. s-..
Being part Of half section No fourteen 40 town.
ship Ave (5. range twenty two 92, refugee andS be-
ginning at post In the centre OF Atcheson street. being
the southwest corner Of tract Of thirty Ave acres and
ffy one square poles Of land conveyed by Atcheson
Hhoemaker and Others, TO John Field and r, B. Adas
thence with their west line N TX H. seventy eight poltL
to apost In the N. neo half section No. II, Ts5, r.
Refugee lands being the northwest corner to said
Field Adamss tract Of thirty acres and 81 poles
thence with said half section n 6eK W. forty poles and
twenty and one half links to stone N. W. corner Of
said tract thence the original line Of said tract
TX W, ninety poles to post In the center Of Atcheson
street. thence with the center Of SAID street N. 75K
4e poles and8 links to the beginning containing twenty
acres and one hundred and ten square poles. as dg
Appraised at $50 90 per acre. ~ ~.
di q. w. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
Printers fees S5 90. .,',T :, y ! :,
~OS- N.'S-"f'''" f.stul aclkl ttI 1rl fr
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RRponr o. spKorAI ooMMITrEE.

Me- Comstock, from otbe committee to whom
was referred the memorial Of John Marrow,
claiming additional pay for extra labor, etc, on
the Rich street sewer in the years 1857 and
1859, reported that they found no ground, either
Legal or equitable, on which such claim Is based
Report agreed to and committee discharged
LAID ovER FOR ONE WEEK ~ -
The bin to establish the grade South street
from Front street to the Columbus feeder Was
read the third time, and after a spirited and
protraoted debate on ita passage, was laid over
for one week go
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-21
.w THE y.
ONLY PREPARATION

Hs fNhtHIbUN
THAT HAS i
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS I.
And grows moro ana more powv,.
every dayi -r
And Testimonials, new, and aIu,out v,,hon, uu..st
mgnt % given from ladies and gentlemen In All ss1
s. sppS,s Tnoss united testimony none could Ses
and gray ana pressrSe tSs hS, C w restore e hd
In all imyouthful beauty. ''-''A ~ ~ o'' ' Asp.s
| Battle Greek, Minh Dec. Plat 1854
.bI a9s MOOD. Thee wilt please accept ns d ,nfo,
yeais ago, caused by Complicated ch,ooI Stoa twenty
eourse of ssys1 an sfupton on the head. continue
state Of d.peodspscs snfp1sa e having reduced me 70
lor CAPS neither have been able % do th SIM
ooS h - which my head has suffered ssssIv " @
the last cent had earth Tor Two doa, eimoss
restorative about the arst Of Au9ust a." .
covered with hair thick and bIseE s "aa spot h nor
s a,so coming In all over my head. Feeling sonassa
ana ns another large bottle would restore II snrsg
S feel anxious 70 peneverye N ~ ~,
mo pelng destitute OF means 10 purchase AM ra,t2
wona AK mee thoe wouldst not be willDs u
ssi hS scptas Sscar"tOass; az bottle; and ressysto
'"a' Afsnna NO 20 ne widow and the fatherIess 80
LsonIsr Noble iSUS COUNTY 1IsIISA ssTSANaA KrRsI
49,, fAos. y; 2 J. WooDi Dear Ssr.-In the stts, ~,
Isv ys schoa os While attending s State and Nsons
censeunknown to me, Commenced farg ~ o1u1 lIom
@ - na N tne snort spaco Of SIX months d. who
uPp'i my scalp was almost entirely befeft Of s
ooyerng and much Of ne remaining portion upsn ths
90 that you Will notbe surprised when tell Won thaf
on my return to the STATE Of Indiana, my more casu
acquainances were not 90 much at osa 10 scovar nv
cause Of the change In my appearance, az my mofs,i
mate acquantances were 70 recognize me atall -. tt
O.ps 10 opGs ss h o nc most skl phy
.nem tntt my hAI would again be restored vas forrsa
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,ybfObio 5tatfs'par|
RaiIHoad Tlms;gabIe.

TUESDAY MoRN1Na,IJAN 81, issa'aI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24

but were Immediately returned by Gen. Wool.
The rest OF the crew are still In Norfolk Up to
last Saturday they were supported by the British
consul, but q recent dispatch from Lord Lyons
has thrown them upon their own resources, and
is supposed they will be forced to enlist In the
rebel navy.
One OF the men who left Savannah on the lst
OF April confirms the reports of the great con.
sternadon there incident upon the expected attack
on Fort Pulaski and the city. The steamer Pin
gal and other vessels Ia the harbor were ready to
be sunk or burnt. Considerable mortality pre-
vailed among the rebel troops In the vicinity OF
savannah. Our informant says they have been
dying In large numbers from sickness induced
on account Of the dirty condition In which they
keep the nselves. AS heretofore frequently sta ed
the city might have been easily taken by our
toops at the time Of their first landing at Port
Royal. An attack was then confidently expected,
ana the whole city was In a state of intense ex.
citement and alarm.
These refugees arrived at Old Point at about ~
O'Clock this morning, after passing very close TO
the rebel pickets and batteries, and were hailed
for the frst tim. by the steamer Baltimore, lying
In the harbor.
The French steamer Gassendi returned from
Norfolk, with M. Mercier the French minister,
this afternoon: His dispatches proceed immedi-
ately to New York by sea, where a steamer is
waiting to carry them to France.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-24

GEN. HALLEcK AND GEN. MCCLELLAN
have good authority for saying that letter has
been writes by Gen. Halleck to a member of his
family In this city, In which, with a soldier $
anxiety for the giving Of honor to whom honor In
due, he ascribes the credit Of the entire plan Of
movements at the West, and the successful COM
binations which have resulted In the renosseSsion
by the Union OF Missouri, Kentucky and Tennes-
see, to Major General Mcclellan This hands ONE
acknowledgment 10 creditsble 70 bptn the dis
tingHished Generals concerned. Gen. Halleck
takes nothing from his own title to the gratitude
OF the people by such q statement. In all the
qualities constituting great military leader he
has no superior. IL IL subject Of profound graf
itude that the nation has two such soldiers as
Mcclellan and Halleck, men who are above all
political intrigues, In an age when political con-
hectscns seem 70 determine the fate Of personal
regulations, aHa yhe do their work with stead
fast devotion to duty, needless Of the attacks Of
faction or the criticism Of popular lsaasrs.
short time ago Gen. Halleck was by radical
paper denomiaated s'tbis upstart Haileckn His
upstarting was blessing TO the Union, and II
Gen. Mcclellan planned the Wes.ern Campaign
TO Halleck 10 dne the equal praise Of executing IT,
No soldier wishes honor which does not belong
to him, nor 10 any true soldier enyIous Of the re-
putation Of . brother In arms. There ID much
Of the secret history OF the war to be written when
IL shall be ended, and In calmeF times OF refec.
tion the country win remember with praise those
Generals who throughout the whole shall have
kept themselves free from ali political connec-
tons with any party, and who shall have pursued
the plain path Of duty for soldiefs OF the Union.
Journal Of Comnssres.