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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-24
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rcoxonx, pIspATlH
H. A Stitch in Time Sarcs NNs' .
AS accidents will happen even in well des sra ot
lilies it is very desirable to have some SLSaP j.
inent way Ter repairing Furniture Toys
sPALDINe 3 PREPARED SLV'
meets all suoh emergencies and no hou'sn..G oibs u.
to be without 1t, ltlsalssys ready anu y
ing point.
"ussvUL IL syssT HOUSE,
N. B.--A Brush acc asanies each SJ'''''
cents, r,.,. . 70
HENRY c. SPALDING 4 w.
Ccdar-st" Ne" ''
CAUroN.-As certain urprnc'p'eu rnbic nj
tempting 20 PAIN off on the unsn p'c.uE, an retv
tons Of my Prepared Glue, won'N , The ulpI
TO examine before purchaiag, aAd see ''''
sPALDING' PREPARED GLUE s.a;
on the outside wrapper all others are '"D'"''
tefiits
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-24

MoNrpELlsa, April II, 1862
This may certify that | have used one Of Bailsv,.
washing and Wrnging Machines over one year and
m satisfied that 1t saves me in my busiacss the heir
least one girl, besides saving large amount in the
and ear OF clothes. LEVI UOIfrWFir '''o
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-24

river 10 COlAmcIcG. III Is DGIlCVGQ that plans
with that view are under consideration.
New YORK, Oct. %. The steamer Cambria,
from Now Orleans 18th inst, has arrived.
The True Delta OF the 9th states that the
boiler Of the transport steamer Ceres exploded
of 81. Joseph Island, and twelve Of the passen-
gers and crew were los, including Lieut.. Shcr-
buJne Of the 18Th Maine regiment. Twenty
one were gaycd, some of whom were severely
scalded The gunboat Calhoun and latch, in
which was Gen. Butler, saved the survivors,
The Ceres was totally destroyed by the oxplo-
ion ana fire.
-Four hundred exchanged rebel prisoners have
been sent to Baton Rouge and 81 Federal pris-
oners brought down.
Galveston papers received at New Orleans.
state that several attacks have been made on
Corpus Christi by our gunboats, nearly every
house being perforated by shot and she'll, but
only ono person killed, The gunboats were re-
piled to by the batteries and hauled oil.
BALTIMORE, Oct. %. The american special
correspondent at Harper's Ferry says that the
troops of this division of the Army of the Poto-
mac are in great glee to-day over the success of
the expedition, which returned yesterday from
its visit to Loudon county, having driven cut all
guerillas between lIarpers Ferry and Leesburgh,
bringing back with them upwards of fifty pris-
oners and thirty horses.
The scouts sent forward to Winchester, to-
gether with reinlorccments of fresh troops, in
dicatc the strength of the rebels In Virginia is
being lnassed in the Shenandoah valley, and
that they have occupied the whole line Of the
Baltimore 81 Ohio railroad, from Harper's Fer
ry to PaXton's Cut.
From all that can learn it is very evident
that low water in the Potomac operates on the
movements Of both armies. The rebels feel sale
between Martinsburgh and Winchester, SO long
o, the Potomac is 50 easily lordable anywhere as
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-24
Office of the N,


"ANCfACrURER5 or INDIA RUBBER GOoDs, ;
70 MIX and Is Congress Streets
BOSTON, MARCH lsr 1862
To Manu- acturers, the Tr1de, and ne Public
In the grant from the y. Hayward Company to Metro
poian Washing Machine Company under the license Of
Charles Goodyear to said N. Hayward Company for the
use of VucaniGed India Rubber coverings for rolls the
right to such application to the Bailey machine was sre
caly reserved and is exclusively wned by the r. Hay
ward Company. These machines and rights are guar
aneed to the trade and manufacture aud is the only
invention in which the Nulcanzed Rubber Rolls and Gov
erings for Rolls do not turn the shaft, or smut the
clothes "
The injunction granted in favor of the N HAYWARD
Company, as joint compliments, and the subsequent
grant with the above reservation fully establish the rlrb
% this article in the ~ Hayward Company ANY O1'U-
Xix REPRESENTATION Is FALSE, and evidently in.
tended to impose upon The public false Of
tile, as well as worthless Machines, that turn on the
shaft and smut n. HAYWARD COMPANY ~
THEo. c. WEEKS, Agent
- BARRE May s. 1861
This may certify that have one of Bailey,s wash
ing and Wringng Machines and say that il will do
all that is recomme nded and satisfied that il saves
one-halt OF The work in washing and wrrEing and win
ury in hail th. time, and graf saving in the ws,
Of clothes. A. NJ JACKMAN Har-c H. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
Documentary Evldeuce.
TELEGRAMS, MILITARY REPORTS, AND
DISPATCHES.

Tho following kilograms, military reports anu
dispatches, letters, orders and other authentic papers
have been coated in chronological order to throw
come light upon the progress and dev'lopmen' ..
affairs in the Department of the West WHO u"'''
command Of Maj. Gen. j. G. Fremont
ST. LOUIS ARsnsAI, Jupe -; "a ,0 1881
BY Telegraph from Caro- juno 80 ''
If ~" Won With more troops from ilino: INFORM N me
a. ci,cinnati. Don't telegraph direct 70 any Oh my
subordin stes unless danger Is imminent Cit, rs.
T. IL MCCLELLAN M'I0''e"''"'
q, L~ouls ARSENAL, June IL, 1861. }
,r.,.,.s,sph rors tincinnah, June IL, 1861.
by ny ss H.KpIso. As.ist. AJjt. General.
ssP'n n smith, now at Quincy has been order
a.. 90 rs..pforcs Col Curtis on Ms iasnihal and ST.
Jo,,pL Ralrssd, with The companies % SA NSIs'saI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
WIN make up be remainder from tho new force being raised

i make M The remainder from tho force being raised
v W.T. ]. G. FREMONT. Maj Gen. COMMANDING
Il 10 well TO recall the fact tina, the State Of which
had the task to obtain possession, and which was in
active rebellion, contained white population Of
over "A mon-equal 10 that Of Virginia, and ioo,ooo
greater than that Of Keniucky, and thai the DIFF
cuies were increased by the fact that the several
important points needed to be occupied for that pur-
pose were very distant from The center OF operations
at 81. Louis, with long lines of communication to be
ken, open in the midst Of brave and enterprsing
enemy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
ST. LorIs aRsRS,I. June ~. 1861
By telegraph from Bonneville 9Th, lttl.

To Col. HA2DiSG. -,
Col. ssefeIs command aud four companies 'ih
Regiment arrived. Provisions wanted. send 1t
once to Hermann by hrst .T:ln iOo 6arrss haD1
bread ninety bushels beans $50 pounds rice, 1000
pounds sugar, go poulGs coffee. The rains ere ter
iible cannot get oil. Steamer goes down 70 meet
provisions. Answer
y. LYON, Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
now at Quincy. No other assistance can be Offered
by me at present. GEo. b. MCCLELLAS;
Major.Genersl Commanding
HEAnar.nrrEs on WANT srryg,.


ST. LOUs. June II, 1851 !
Gen. SwxgsY-Denr SIR: / incl0se you dis'
patch FROM DCol Browp, which he gent me ihis
morning. We should pave tents enough 10 keep our
guns dry at least, ard utensils for cooking for Tie
men. II is impossible to march any great distan'e
without. Our mems are in e. spirits and anSiols ior
duty. There is memorandum on the back OF mo
dispatch of the items needed. Col Sigel moved on
this morning. Very respectfully yours,
J. b. SHAW
Major 4th Regiment U. g. Reserve Cops
nris 1en
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
ST. LoUIs. Jule %. 1874.
By telegraph .rom Grafton, Va, 18th, 1864.

BY telegraph !ronl GRAFTON Va S1Ih ivi' '
10 CsBsrsR NAKDISG, jr.:
Have ordered three Illinois regiments 10 move 10
Csiro wherever callyd for by Gen. Premise, Who
will look out for the South East, and also elesraphs
" No Rebels AZ bloomfield" Viii not q movement
from Bid Point do the best
Goa. aoCLELLAN, MJorGenera L. 5. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
\. LYON. Commanding.
ST. LoyIs ARsyy,I, July I, 1851.
By telegraph from. Bonneville, July !. 1891.

By teIosraI ION. bOoueFllr, July IdV4'1
To Col. HARDIso.
What is going on in the South-Eastl Yon sene
me word that Mcclellan wouid attend 70 that 9uir-
ter lie says may have one regiment from Quincy
and one from Caseyvile, and Prentiss is authorized
to call for four more regmsnts if ne wants them-
Cannot all these be put in movement TO meet he
danger threatened! See What Prentiss says, snd
send word 10 Mcclellan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

To Col y. d. Tows,ASp Inst Az Gsa. Aeadquarsrs d the
drmp Woshia9igr, ID. &.
Reliable Information the vicinity Of Prices column
.Loas his b. Narrrnsbug aud 600 At
Go5rr.town with pckes extending toward Syracuse Green
i making Tor Bonneville with probable force Of JOo WIN
dluua o Iro hl par Of he Missouri risks the State
ion, Paiprs loes ost,rn Krtucby 40 the best nav.
eil.lca,ac o. .snts hi, city, ~" row KENTUCKY and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
81. Low. ARiyy,L, June q l9tl.

By Telegraph fTom bTlt0p, Va, I'm, Io1IsI
To CnR.rFK HAEDIsG jr, AdJtGeneFsl
How many troops have YOU in 81. Lonis, and how
many do you consider necessary for It's defense
Ausyer nj once G.. y. MCCLgLLAH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
fCol. Browns z .port, inelossd.)

HEADoUaErERs srH REc'r u. s. X. C., At RorrL
SIR: have TO report that, In obedience TO orders
marched with ten companies Of my regiment -,
men aud officers, leaving ST.. Louis AZ clock en1'
reaching this place at IL o'clock a, night. fad
here neither provisions, water. tents, cartridge
boxes, nor any other material II will be absolrie.
" nece sa-y that they Le provided for, and send
back one Of my officers to try and urge forward 10
necessary sup lice.
remain, Sir yours II spectfliy: ,
h GRAFT BROWN
Colonel 4ih Regt Z. !. il. &
Iris. Gen. T. W. SwEEyY, Commanding u s. X C.
Tents and cooking nteusils.
C,rtridge boxes, belts, and bsyonetfcabbssdi
59O blankets
20 cante-ns 10 replace others that ssk
Ropes aud forage tor five horses +
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

HEADQUARTERS MrssoCH' WOUNDED
CAmP CAsRaOs, Iuly =, 40.
fGeuernl Orders No. 4
The following troops, under command c' } 80. -
Gen. " Lyon, will take up the liie OF msf' '' ~
South nj A. IN. tO-nOrrON, w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
In the letter referred 10, he says;

Gen Fremont vas not in,ttentive to the 1,ion Of Co
0u'e counn aud TAR es 10 remove The rairs'n A.
BSOn.yie I'm on der 10 fnnd him sid Dung i. tr d's -
August troops arrived ia the cay IN large numbers N'
al III then, w,re unsrmed all wcro without tisnepDiiaiH
aent after regiment laid for day. IN tbs Oily "oi "H
pmeutg for that the Arsenal w. cal '
AIMS md aecouretg-ns he'd 70 he brou ~ b"m 'hr @
Floln .A ~ Gen. Lr0D mogIe 1--we b ~ -+'Id'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

Concerning the contractor tle Commute say u't
he ia "a Californian who followed Fromout TO Ut.
Louis"
Iieft California for Europe on the Isl u oaouary.
On tho let Of Augnrt think III. Grard eit there,
coming overland 10 ~, Louis.
nevor wrote han, or in any way communicated
with him. or knew Of his intended coming. Ills ar'
rival was equally surprise and plevure to me.
knew him to be u.an OF unusual energy ana
capscty. accustomed 10 The management OF men on
largo works, and Immediately applied 10 him 10 nn'
dedake tho building OF the Notifications. ieentan OIL
o., with him TO make lis examinttions aud he began
bis work. think, on The second day after hisaiyaL
I assigned him one OF my ablest officers to lay OUT
and suuerntend the work aud to remsin constantly
with him, gave him every facility he asked, and
drove him TO the tent Of bis capacity SIX 'honsann
men were employed upon il, working night anu day'
sud il WIS finished rapidly in q workmanbte ana dn-
r,ble manner. Extra pay was allowed % las 'aoor'
crs 20 cents per IA, think and sxtR expenses III
CURED under the pr .ssLre authorized. l was "lis-
gsd with him and tie worl. done by him. asked
80 lord from hia, because be wn stranger ana
o,nl6mye c.r. lie bean hi work before he con
caf' ,.ft n &c: au ac.iGcu. DEL Jed d. execution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

CAxP C,yERoN, jay I1o
DEAR COLONEL: Please forward to Washington
The iuclcsed return or incorporate it in Department
rsturp TO be- sent there. Also, il would DC well ."
make u report to the Adjutant-Generai Of mo'e'
ments of troops in the State. ....,,.,..
Yours very truly, }. NJ s.hoFh'h''
To Col CEKsrER HARDING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

HHNDQl hklth> UkFtFI "ENI VI 'I'I"' !
CiScrySATI June IL.
CBy.rRK HARDING. jr., ASH sdJt General
Have received order placing Missonri unde' ~.
command. VIII leave for 1t. LOcis tomorrow. II
more troops arc needed telegraph details OF e. ~
o. Il. MCCLELLAN MsjorOsr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-14
Attempt 70 Stop & Ste amboat.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 12.-The steamer 70
lanl while coming up the river to-day, I'M
armed, was ordered to roun:l to by tho g'1erl-
las, when eighteen miles this side Of Clarks-
yilIe Instead Of rounding TOO, she spell down
the strea2n and reached the Federal forces at
ClarksvIc. On ;oming up again at the same
point, she was hailed second time, and the
answer WAS q volley killing several and wound
ing several The wounded were all brought
here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-14
SOAPS.

StAPS.
WE have been appointed agents Tor the n sale
w ofanew and very superior brand Of + NJ
lily WASHING SOAPS, which we wish TO
introduce in this market
Our customers will consult their interests by
using these SOAPS. We have in store an our
usual large assortment Of FANCY IOlLET
SOAPS, viz: Brown Windsor, White 49,, Ho7
ney, & ycerine, Almond, Silver, Y hite and
Notified ,stile Transparent, in Balls and Bars;
also Soap Powder, Concentrated Lye, &C., &C.,
fo7. sale By LE.!DBEAIER q co.
DO 81. Cos 5Dud ], South EalstaS stsoeS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-14

PROVIDENCE, X. l.; August l3.-Shr0eders
Print Works, in East Greenwich, consisting Of
machinery and nearly twenty buildings, valued
at $4,000 and containing $4,000 pieces OF
print cloths, valued at 100000, We're Destroy
Ell by i:e this morning. The goods were III
SureI
The Sixth Massachusetts, regiment which
vas assaulted in Baltimore: on It's passage
through that city, on the 18th Of April, 1861,
have again volunteered for nine months
Gen. Wool at Baltimore has issued the fol-
lowing order: mo citizen shall be arreste
within tn" limits Of This army corps upon
ca1rges OF dlSloyalty or reasonable practices,
unless such charges shall be submitted in writ
ing, and the truth Of the same attested under
oath by the person prefening them. AMI no
prisoner VIII be received for confinement by
any provost marshal, marshal Of police or COM
"Ia' liant OF post unless accom- panied by the
charges above described, or a copy Of them.
A board has been appointed by the Z. S.
>e:reta1y Of the Navy to examine the propo-
81 sites tor a Navy Yard at New London,
Narraeansett Bay and League Island, at ? Ill
al3l2hiu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-08-14
MADAME DUBOIS,
THE LADY HAIR DRESSER,
FROM yYASRINCTON

FROM WAsBTNGTON,
WILL be in this city on TIL URSDAY, FRI
w DAY, and SATURDAY, the 18th, l4th
and 18th instant with large assortment o9t
BRAIDS, FRONTS, AID CURLs. She will
be found at the store Of Mr.. heldner, next door
to Stones book store, where the ladies are lnvl-
ted to call. aug ll-iW#
, 1862-11-01
IMPORTANT FROM PARIS.
AUGMENTATION OF the Mexican EKpes
A1t1pn-A Matter OF Grave Interest to
AmeFSc1.

America
Correspondence Of The New York Times
TAnls, Friday. Oct 70, 1862.
4 month ?go I informed you that the Mexi-
can expedition had been augmented to 60,bD
n.en, ard that it was the fixed object Of the
French government 20 remain in Mexico ioag
enough to built up eolne SORT of government
WHICH should be able to offer an inEur1nonat-
able obstacle to the extension Of the Anslo-
American and the protestant race South Up
to the present moment, about $1,000 man
have been seEl from France to take part in
this expedition, and I am still assured.
through private channels, that the number Of
n. 4 will be carried to SC, ,0o0, or even more, if
found necessary to carry ont the object in
viex. From the start I WIS Informed th1t
tie Ffench desired to MIKE Of this Mexican
expedition serious aflfr, and circumstances
have singularly aided In converting desires
into 8 fixed determination. lhayt eldeAvored
to keep pace with the developments Of the
programme, ard to Keep you advised of the
various changes as tl,y took place. Tnl:r
Ordinary circumstances, tue sending of 80 900,
or even SC, GU men 10 Mexico, accompaniet
b{ powerful fleet, when it is known that
neither tie n:Hnv cor the feet will meet al
ene11y to cor1ead with, woG!d be TO, the
government and people Of the United States
q grave event; it nlay not, however, b. 50
pox. T. may even be that the goverane eat oi
the Erited States desires that strong po wtr
saou,d be Grated i'll Mexico, in o-3er to stop
i tie pZ.,2reks Of the Southern States soash.
i Tit SUBJECT is none the less an important one,
and ought u receive all your attention.
The French fleet in he Cult Of Mexico has
fuiisrsd from the yellow fever to an exten'
j which the public of FraLce do MOI suspect
! Every mil brought iron Vera Cruz bJ
! French steamer is ti-st exaaainea By the gov
! ernmtnt authorities; the CORES sponlencc Q
/! Ill tlt journals il carefully scanned, aus
| nothing Of al unquietiug nature is allowed tt
70 to The public through the press HuS an
| tod that TIE lcs.es By death haye beei. s.
1rmercus that there were not sailors enoax
to take the vessels cut Of the port ct Eer
Cruz, and that the blockade OF the othe
Mexican ports .:as raised. Tne mlrine otnc
is low sending out large de.aehments c
esilors to fill up The ranks.
, 1862-11-01

alreAty laid down the ro.,rammc. Nn'hiny
is ea>ler, it thinks, than to march str 4tght
into Richmond; aud, il permitted to be done,
undoubtedly nothing would be- easier. T 1e
Herald, in its peculiar style, calls upoa us to
lay DOM ouI. arms and submit to the YaE-
kees.
VIII re there II much smoke there Is sure to
be soue fire. Through ths mist Of all this
vaporinE We can perceive steady purpose to
push Va to The ut'ernacat. An invAsio Is d.
Signed to which Ill that we have yet seen Of
invasion is mere chiio's play. We speak l.
net for tic purpose Of creating unnecessary
ALARM hut warn our people OF Hha. they
have fn expect, ard to prepare them for the
utcaei5E. We know not what preparations
n,ay have been made to meet and repel the
foe, but We know that the authorities are we'll
aware Of his intentions. We hope, therefore,
that everything has been done which the oc-
cation requires.
The people Of the confederate States will
meet tf!s new jn-asion ss :hey met thu
which preceded it-xith the pruHptness aad
CALAMITY btc mig men who have no superior
tn those aualt:ies, aud with that hrmne5s
which nerves the soul to dare the UTMOST th #
an emmy can infict. We have no belief
that We can be firally bea*en here upon oul
OWL sol, fighting Tor cur altaEs aud our fire
sides But Me must dismiss all illusions
Agreeable as they may be, and learn to lo1k
It the grim reality. It is war in its Most
gloomy aspec: that We are called upon to en-
, 1862-11-01

How the Minnesota Soldiers Vote.
The legislature Of Minnesota at the extra
session passed an act allowing the soldiers Of
that State to vote. Commissioners are now
visiting the regiments to receive their re-
turns. We copy the following FROM the St.
Paul pfeSs OF the a91h Oct, as to how tie boys
arc voting;
TIE SOLDIERS VorE.-Private letters re-
ceived in this city yesterday, from Cvrinth,
state that the 4th regiment, stationed At that
Of the entire regiment. Cailen and Col.ti I'D
did not receive more than ttrsutyJire rofeS :
Comrapy F, from Freehorn county, gave bat
two votes for Cnattield- The voting coatinuad
trcm o'clock In tie rao7n;nE uafi1 5 o'clock
in the Afternoon, ard it is supposed nearly all
the regiment voted.
AZ il will ezid in o2e OF the letters, " the
gallant 3:h votes we'll and tights we'll"
We have also received private lnforma*ion
from the regiments and companies il this
State.
In every case tie reports are most cacous-
aging.
| In Captain Dunes company, stttioaed al
| Nankato, eighty votes were polled, seren<J
| Of which we're Republican.
Captain McLarsy's company, Of Caatlsla
! is stated to have voted the Repuolica slcks
| unanimously.
Captain Edgerton's company, stationed >
Niunebago Agency, voted tho Republic Al
| ticket solid, officers aud men. This is ta
mort eu1prizipg, u Captain Edgerton WA
formerly one Of the 2ea1ing Democrats OF th
State, and prominent member Of the Stat
senate. BE is not willing. however, TO Sc
the patriotic action Of himself .nd men i
the field counteracted bv the votes Of semi
secession Democrats in Congress.
We are disposed to e1elalm: Thank Go
for tic soldiers! They will yet SAVE the n:
ton, not only from the armed rebels of tt,
South, but from their treache:oas allies
the North.
Every patriot must regret that they We,
not permitted to vote In the late elections
Ohio and Indiana. II they had the resu
1xon1A have heen far d;ffa.t,,t
, 1862-11-01

Perhaps the very worst and most malignant
type of niger phobiA, is when it settles on
the brain. 1t is said to be, by those most
learned and skilled in the disease, almost in-
curab1c. In cases where the Uranium Il no:
projected by hair, it is hopeless. It not only
karders and thickens the skull, and makes It
in,pervicus to sensible idea, but in addition
soitens the brain and ultimately ends In po-
}isicA idiocy.
With l;yger On the brain" harraukue au
au,1erce on the questions of tho day: Tue
almighty i:ger is the burtheu Of his thought.
win etrslr!ng eype and dolcfut accents, he
dcpic,s to his hor1i1ed listeners the woe, ruiz
sra tesc]Gtion TINT will follow tho wake o
the on coming bllck tconrgo. It Ia nfgge1
nsre, niger there. Niger everywhere. nigge'
IL tie wooapif, Niger In the fence. niger Of
the ::rr3, cfgg.r In the workshop, ntgger II
The sha,ty, nfgger at the polls. blsek Niger
ereats bigger and odoFous niggef. 0at saos
Inevitable 1igge1s, those black, Ereasy, grin
nirg, woolty headed scamys, Whist = hoooer
you are kicking up! inst think Of Whist ris
e1s Of crcckodiie tearx you cause to be SHE'D
| what dread and appalling visions, Whist cor
eteruation your black carcaases aud Woolc
htsds produce. Ton ought to be ashsmed {
yourselves.
, 1862-11-01

From the Louisville journal, 29th.l
Ata regular meeting Of tue Sanitary Com
mission held last night, the government ofli-
cia1s presented the present destitution Of
means for preparing food for over ? 900 sick
ard wounded enlGiers who have just arrived
A vast number of sick and woun1cd are CON-
ing the city, over 1000 having reached her.
last night. afd all the hospitals are Gro Eded
ard overtl,wing, and the new buildings just
taken by the government are not YET fitted
Tor the tick, except tor mere shelter. We ur
Geully ard earnestly hes5ech all who cln to
consrin2fc to the wants Of ih:se 1000 sick
and wounded soldiers. My not the s .nisary
c: rmssior, which has never yet appealed III
vain to Tho loya: ;unlra ami cisiE LIS .. L.u-
isvllle, confidently rely upon ampl4 supplies
for these sick soldiers. Tae Sanitary Commis-
sion ha nleaas On haad or the in,m=d! lt4
transportation and t's ,rioat!e1 Of at; tt: slp-
plies ten'. 10 the rnoH.; for the suffering s.,I-
diers who have faithfully Served the govern
iaent aud the people. LIT no one hesitate or
he arathetic on fhls ajl-importsat subject
Patriotism, humanity, ard christianity alike
plead for thorcughness IN this work No mat
Ter how large tic supplies mag be that ars
sent to the Sanitary rooms, the S .ai.aEy Con.
mission can distribute them usstully to th4
destitute.