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HAVING purchased of Webb McCuIloch & Co. the
4 entire stock of MARBLE together with all notes
and accounts, NOW in store No. H. Texas street and
being DESTROYS of closing out said stock as soon as pos
slble, now offer for sale, marble, at the following pr
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MEDICAL EYInENrR

We, the undersigned having frequently administers
Winners Canadian Yermifuge and being fully saf,i.i
with its efficacy, confidently recommend il as fS,S
efficient remedy for the expulsion Of Worms fon
intestinal canal. G. 0. REILLY
Licentiate Of the R. G. of surgeons in ireland i,
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oSohIs-Donble baekriyited Russet al So 90 =
! dozen HINT 4 Co on tb Itevrs
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".
The subjoned article from the Hudson River Sentinel
Of 24th November last furnishes the instance Of
the robbery of LrLLEs CAsTTRoN UNSAFE through the
agency Of guu-powder and as have been for months,
and still circulating unmpeachabe evidence Of its
repeated failures when attacked by fire and burglars the
erontery eynced by denominatug, in any other than
ronca sense, such an article Fire and Burglar Proof
is somewhat amazing being equivalent to the assumption
that Safe seekers destitute of sense being
compensated for such deficiency by profusion offered
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LtBoR-sAvING QUoTATIoN METAL FURSTrRE cast accur-
ately to Plea ems in . 80 . and 100 pounds touns
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5000 lbs, Harness aud Sole Leather.
In addition to the atore, receiving by every
boat direct from the manufacturers great variety of
goods manufactured expressly for this Market and
of our Young is in the east buailv engaged in
selecting and having goods manufactured for this
ket and willn afcwdays bein recePtofsOme ofthem
aud those i Of goods Of every description and kind
We solicit from them acall. WALTERS x ELDER.
SlraYnnort- Eah ~ 1870.
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both foreign and domes-
m to dealers as low as any
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ESTABLISHED $50.
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pIpp ~-f u
exp Go ! bag within lf5 q
both i'lli Magic na., .EEStractsoSr. ' !,
companion, as s : : cde
OF llVlnu uy;t, d ill(Bl
efficacy. '''s' sound Ita5.,
OF the leadir.
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Night Dispatches
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvnrH coNeREss-fts.r ss,aos.

WASHINGTON. Jan. =
H0rsr.--Mr Fenton introduced bill ero
viding for the payment Of the interest in
certain csecs on claims against the govern
meut
Wa~hburn introduced bin to punish fraud.
against the government.
Richardson introduced bill to e.tabii.h
an arsenal At Springfield. Ins
The vbove bill were Al appropriately re
fcrred
The House proceeded % the con.iaer.t;on
of The hll abolishing fhe frankinx priv
lege
NJ Coliax. ~ explanation. sshi hat hlll
- ths purpose has. on several occssion.
psssed the senate. bui had never before re
ceived favorable action Of the Possofcc
COMMITTEE % the House. IL was nov re-.
ported unanimously With one e1ceqtion H.
kngiand even the Queen has % psv her own
postaEe. and no nan has there suggested
that tie franklng pGviicgo 30 restored
IL u should be abolishcd in this country j.
sill never be restored. and The peopis ~ooIl
uonder thar i htd crlsfet - long.
NJ psell produced tabular statement Il
fhe P,stofice exPepdiiurss and deficits an
der he lsv. - i nog stands. A. less 20
Oiio persoos. inciading pcstmasters. uhose
ssiarses do nos exceed 500. receive aui
trsnsmit letters snd packages free of goss
sge. n 70 way relsfive 70 pablo business -
n opposed The Bill Tor the reason that
while it abolshes franking IN ore part. it re
stored Il In another for his ssbsutuic AZ least
equality aud last.ee. - i placed ell 90 an
sqa2liy.
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~ oon Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Later from Port Royal-DispafeA from Gen.
SAermaa-- Toabis in Collecting tbs Con
fedsrete War Tax-Navy Regulations.
WAsnINoroS Jan. s--The following has
been received irom Brgadier General sher.
usn.
HKApqu AnrKKs, PoEr Ro,AL, Jan .
Sir--I enclose YOU letter OF instructions
20 Gen. Stevens. commanding the Second
Division, OF Dec. 9th. The simple object of
this dash WAS to destroy the batteries which
the enemy appeared 90 have erected on the
Uoosaw river .og the obstruction of nayiga
ton and the passage OF that stream. aud al s
so 10 punish him for the insult In firing into
the steamer Mayhower on her recent passage
through that stream to sound the depth of
the channel
The affair succeeded perfectly. and the
enemy were driven out OF their entrench-
ments. their batteries demolished aud the
property found there brought away or do
stroyed. with little or no loss of life on our
side. After the object OF the expedition
was executed. Gen. Stevens returned 60 Port
Royal Island. As soon "a his report reaches
mo Il viii be forwarded TO you,
Southern papers say nobody will come
forward 10 take the affair OF Collector Of the
war tax in the Norfolk District. and II. T.
Garnett. chef Collector of the Confederate
war tax in Virginia, in formal advertise
ment. threatens 90 appoint some ono from
outside 20 perform that duty. which, ia his
proclamation, be admits 70 DO odious 20 the
people there
Applicants for Situations A. masters and
mates In the Navy Yard are requested to
accompany their Diapers with recommends.
tions from their last employees. and must
hu 20 -. A
over 80 years OF age. Acting masters are
similarly appointed. with the exception that
they must not be over 40 years ofsge.
Treasury notes are four per cent discount
exchange on New York y per cent.
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Cen. Shleld's Serenaded-Erpecfs 10 take
Cenlnlission-L0okiRq After Dislosal
SenatOrs-Fsatilating Jesse ID. BRIGHT.
NEw YosK. Jan. 9.-Specials state that
Gen. Shields was serenaded o-night by the
Irish brigade. He responded briefly, paving
a graceful compliment 60 Gen. Meagher. and
explaining his own apparent rejection of the
offer of the Government 70 place him in
command Of brigade. He predicted a
brilliant career for Gen. Meagher. and init
mated that he himself would yet have com
mission in the national army
The Senate judiciary Committee are con-
sidering the cases of Senators of suspected
LOYALTY. Thsy will probably. TO morrow, re-
port against the right of the Missouri Sena-
tors. johnson and Polk, 20 a seat in that
body To-day they considered Jesse ID.
Bright. He made lengthy argument TO
explain his position
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Prenticiana.

We irsrn that Gen. Backner SAYS his troops
are an armed mob, and that he must hsYer
time TO work them up before he risks night.
Let him risk the fght.and Gen. McCook will
work them up for him.
Mason and Slidell are at large. out We
don't think that Great Britain will accept
them as Ambassadors from the South
Though Mason Is free Mason. probably he
will not be an accepted one
II Is presumed that the Sickless Brigade.
when it goes into battle will reap bes ut
ful crop of rebels
The Nashville Louisville Courier boasts
that the Consederates ar. beginning 70 luxu-
rate once more upon pork. We judge fro N
their conduct that all the swine they eat are
the lineal desceniatns Of those the legion of
devils entered into
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5000. .ooo) FIVE MILLIONS or BoxFs OF BRAN
DRETH's PILLS ARP SOLD YEARLY THE Sal,

t5,ooo, ,ooo) FIVE MILLIONS or BOxTs OF BRAN
DRETH's PILLS ARP SOLD YEARLY. TIE sAIf
sIkADu-x Increases. and yet thousands de ffo-,
colds and fevers Ehich these pills could certain,
cure. Brsndreih's Pills are simple hut unnatehst
Tor efficacy How important that ~ II once sccar-
an sdvsntage over sickness when Il can le had s,
a, outlay of only IS cent?
Nj J. c. Rape iyea, q Monmouth county. y J
writes, March 10. lssS
i was troubled IN January last With c,>iivcre..
for several days, and took ten grains Il oaiosnsi -
obtain relief caught cold. suppose: A. any rss.
severe diarThoes sci n, whch ny medical as,ens.
ant found II impossible y arrest This was iollo~s
oy dysenssry. Nv strength 49, eli ecn. Essr,
thinS passed through me a. took H. friend fno,.
View York. M George Lewis. fortnns,eiy called -.
me, and advised bkASDKrTm's PIils I thonsAi s.
nv weak condition one Pill would be enough. iti
be administered four. and the next morning fesr
more Much inpErily cane fron ne, and. l. =,
surprise. the soreness and pain diminished. o..
box cured me- fully. an nov hearty. with = soes
appetite. Once. 2s4 Canal strsst, ana ~ an asu
glsts
Sod BY J. r. Ssssssn4<. Terre-HAute. ant D., a
respectable dealers IN medssike. unitwlu
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THx RAILROAD Recommendations !
and laborers are wanted 10 al up The ranks
ofthe 5sIh Indians. or Railroad Regiment.
under Col. !. M. Smith
Besides performing the usual military du-
ties. this regiment will build bridges. trcstle-
works, cars. rua trains, Sc. aud the men
performing such work will receive an add.
'ional pay;Of from 81 to $3.50 per day
Recruits are sent 20 Indianapolis free Of
expense where tLey are furnished with ever
thing.
The pay commences from the DAY OF En
listment
Recruiting Once in Terre Hsute. a. No.
l42. East Main Street
u. II. WALfsK
Dee. 2Oth. Recruiting Ofbcer
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M. MAEr A. Grossly. Teacher Of Mu-
&c. vi! give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
nth or without the use Of instrument In.
-iruct.ou IA Thorough Bass and Vocal nsu.ic.
eisher choral Or ~ith instrumental accotnpa
ninent New popular sheet Music, Singing
Books. and the most approved Instruction
Books furnished. Apply At Music Room on
sixth Street adjoining Mis- Mcleod school
Room. OF At her residence. Corner 81 ohie
81 Third streets
hrst elAs. Piano for ss'e Terms rca
sonahie dff
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-H7'he Court Eouse was dcnseiy crow
ded. Last night. 10 hear Gen Under and Col.
Mullen.
Gen. Linder presentea the cause he came
20 advocate in a forcibie and Interesting man
ner, aod In his usual eloquent style
The speech Of Col. Mullen was one Of rare
eloquence and pathos. lie spoke with the
burning elcquence Of the true Irishman. and
warmed the patriotism in the hearts Of all
who heard him We hope to see the fruits
OF bis labor in the rapid illing Up Of Capt
Ebbett's Company, and OF the 6lst Regi-
ment
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
CIxCryyATr. Jan .

No change in hour or grain.
Whisky was held at l6c in the morning,
but after the New York report was made
public on change, il advanced TO lsc. being
an advance of &c per gallon. and closing
buoyaDt
Hogs dull at s3.00@3.l5; not much lie
maBd. and sales OF 900 head.
Mess pork dull at 80 9,00@9,25.
\ fair demand for lard at CSC
Green meats ls@Lc lower. shoulders
ga S2isc; hams 81 4c and sides BIC
Bulk sides dull at &c. No buyers At over
31c
Large offerings OF hogs 20 come in some
days ahead but no buyers
Groceries unchanged and quiet. sugar 90
@lle; molases i5@47c; lcoffee l9s4 @2lc.
Exchange very dull at &c discount.
Gold 39ic premium. not mnch demand
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Latest from n. Monroe.

FT MoxRoE. Jan. 5--The steamer Con-
necticut. from New York, arrived this after
noon and sails this evening for Port Royal.
Judge Marion, Of the Admiralty Court at
kry-West, goes out as passenger in her
The rebel batteries al Craney Island have
been practicing all day.
No papers have been received from the
South - a-v
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NV York. Jan. 9--LoxDoxs Dec NJ
The German pspers state that France
alone las expressed views on the American
conaics They also -tate that the circular
Of N 1houvenal wa- not communicated 90
al the European powers. therefore u j.
questionable whether a reply viii be given
20 it.
PAafs. Dee % The CONSTITUTIONAL le
proves bY legal arguments, that the deien
ton Of Mason and Slidell vas a violation Of
International rights
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Important Order 10 Newspapers.-
Trouble in ~. Louis Chamber of
Commerce.

ST. LorIS. Jan. S.-Gen. Halleck has Is
sued an order TO publishers of newspapers
the St Louis papers excepted. to furnish his
officers with copy of each issue for inspec-
ton. A failure u comply with which will
render the paper liable TO be suppressed
Great excitement occurred in the Cham
Der of Commerce this afternoon, on the oc-
casion Of the election of officers. which re-
suited in the disruption of the Chamber BY
the withdrawal of the Union members
Measures were subsequently set on foot for
the establishment OF a Union Chamber of
Commerce which vii be Immediately order
ed out. The trouble occurred in conse-
qnence os seces .ioa members refusing. by
tEeir votes. TO admit a number Of Union sp-
piican,s tor meknbssship
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senator Summers speech.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-The Senate cal
leries were densely crowded to-day to hear
the speech OF Mr.. Sumner. The Diplomatic
Corps were largely represented including
the Austrian, and French Ministers Lord
Lyons was not present. Secretary Chase
was among other prominent per-onage- who
occupied seats upon the floor
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Democratic state Conventson-Nomi
nation of Candidates

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 3--The Democratic
Convention made tie following nominations
this morning
For SECRETARY OF State. jas. Athon, Of
Clark: Treasurer Of State. Mattbew l.. Brett
OF DAviass: Auditor Of State. Jas kistine. OF
Fountain: Attorney General. Oscar b. Hord,
OF Decatur. Superintendent Of Public In
struction. Milton B. Hopkins. OF Clinton.
The Convention adiounrd ~ II 4 VI.
sias de-
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THr REBELLION REcoRU-Ihs excellent
work has not only been used a. evidence ia
courts Of justice, bat is considered indispen-
sable IN tie highest quarters a. :, appsren1
from the following
PROM rHE PRESIDENT OF rHK UNITED STATES.
ExKcUIIvE MANSION, Dec %, 1861.
The President will
continue 10 buy the Rebellion Record "a the
volumes are ready. Your work is already
very useful Tor purposes Of references. Il
will soon be indisoensabie
lotrs very truly.
IOuN Hay
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~ s,rumous or scrofglors aaectio1s are ll.s
curse. the blight, the potato rot Of mankind. They
are vile and riihy well fatal. They arise fron.
contamination and impurty OF the blood. ard IRE ~
be seen all around Us everywhere. One quarter of
all We meet are tainted with them, and one euas.-
Of these die Of them die fooishiy too, because ie
are enrsble- Arms SAksAPAEIILA cieanses ouf "a
serofrous corruption from the blood. renders q par
and healthy. and efeo;uslly expurgAies The fo,,i
contamination from the system No longer gros,,
under your scrsiulous disorders, since the irresss
bic ArrE has provided his mastery combination q
curative virtues that be calls sARssrAkErs-lDera
ccrat, Waterbury, CT
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~ There viii be meeting OF the mem
bers OF the Baldwin Presbyterian Church
and congregation. on Friday evening. Janu
AIRY 18th. at o'clock. % elect Two Trus-
tees to ill vacancies, and 70 hear the report
II the Trustees By order Of the
DIS TRUSTEES.
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inauguration of Gov. Bradford.

BALTIMORE, Jan. S.-Gov. Bradford was
inaugurated NJ noon to-day, at Annapolis
he made a most able and eloquent address.
condemning the rebellion in the strongest
terms. and expressing the utmost devotion
70 the onion.
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MR. Gro. P. Prrs.N.

sEMr Leaks will resume the exercises
II his School on Monday. the l3th inst
Tcrms as heretof0re
Jan. 9. d3t
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II Bemember the grand Revival Ball
Of the Hibernian Benevolent Society that Is
- De held 10 the National Hsll on the night
of The 9th Of January dtf
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ToNsoRlAl..
Medicated Hair Washl

DROF. GEORGE w. CANADA
= bssinf rsfiist Ais shsvias AT Hs'f nrSssinx
ssloor. siiolnins ne Iefrs HALE Hcsse tsrsl-s-s
- irfcrz he eiftls srf pabile rsaarsliy. ist he
. 49, Ffepsr~d - ~sft upon euFfurnsrs IN Al,
1saal ftfisfsrtY msrrsf. Strict sffertr- rfse, ~
ee1Peerltns szst cuttisx tsiss IA f1sfis esirs.s
Hat exo- y. CANADA
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BEN EBBITT
j L MOORE

HATS. HA4s'-T r. Lowerre-who j.
o5.4tical Halter. and successor to Joseph c.
! sics. corner Of Fifth and Wabash Street.
- received his Fall style Of blocks and has
uew on hand and : manufacturing % order
the handsomest .tyle Of Fall and Winter
Hat AZ prices ranging from two dollars mp
war,!- dtf
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

bosHDISo.-five or six persons can be ac-
eommodai ed with boarding. by making appli
cation at the southwest corner Of Sixth aud
Chestnut streets janl0diw
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N MEpicAL.

nR u. {. WALLACE offers his
IL frofsssoaai services 10 fhe citssns ~ rsfrs.
hsate snd <errcanoioe cea8frT
OffICf-Forr t,-fs gesf cfa ~ Psififk ufar
efoFe.
RKNnE<cE-fa s~sn. h-f~-~n 81 - "a
STREETS. faietwaa
HENRY ID. MANN. PHYSI-
II CfAN soa arssoa.
ofFICE-Bsfr's Bfock Ccrrer of sth snS wshssh
strcsts. Tsrrs- a tais To- Dc = ISL DIV
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Tonic.

From Col. Albert Pike, N. c. from Arkansss
wAsHfsOToS, ID. c. June H. Is5s
Il have nsed two bottles Of your BGEH.vr's Ho,
LAND BurrEs. and have found Il very useful IN case
Of Indigestion and Headache, and recommend Il g.
all who need pleasant aud efficacious remedy All
valuable tonic.
Tie late High sheriff "a Aneghsuy county l.-
given u the following.
Twas afflicted with Debility Of The Digestive Or
gans amounting 10 a attack Of nyspepsis
which had reduced my fesh considerably Ny ~lfs
was also afflicted under the same circumstance. ard
with the sane disease Having used your rnedicir.
called BGxHAvr's HonAsD BETnEs, We bob olszli
ed reliei. aud are happy TO afford yoa thl- pub.
evidence OF its value.
JOHN FORSYTH
f1ttsburgh. Jan. I'd, 1857.
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Tome All Ne. Ny squad ia the irish
Brigade.

Col Mulligan says be must have -atistao
ton for the dsed- done at Lexington. Wish
Col Mullen a. our leader. We will 60 and as
sist him. be Il 10 Lexington or elsewhere -
The Uuion must be preserved. Let ns all
~ TO reinforce him. Call at our Office in
the Linton Block. and we will tell you where
III Head Quarters are
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B9rhave's Holland Bitter.s

The Philadelphia Aygns. I'm speaking OF he late
exhibition held IN hat city BY the Franklin Inssi-
tute, says.
in noticing medicines, we are always extr~uael,
east ons, unless satisfied ofthe merits Of the article
Among those exhibited Is the celebrated Holari
bitters- This medicine has been extensively intro.
duoed In every sta.e in the UniOn and into the Can
adiAn Provinces, principally within the last TO-
years The exhibition shows testimonials Ia every
language known IN America. among which We 10.
tice one from the late Hon John NJ ciaytor. ..
Delaware"
Dyspepsia, Headache and lndleesl,on, by v hloo
al persons are ess affected can usually t~
cured BY moderate exercise. wholesome food, and =
do~e Of Bcrhsve's Holland Btters one hour fcfor.
each mesl."-Bau. san. lIanl -dAwln3
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The following complimentary nesiee isiaksn fsoso
he Missouri Dcmoorst:
IsnaNc,s AsoUsrcr sUrFKniss RELEva' m IAk.
ns ncLEaSs srHKSorHrSIsa CcKDiAL.-sinoe ths
Is.h of August the following case- have bern re-
ported cured:
$50 persons have been cured Of General Dehslny.
a. "a Nervous Debility
~ diseases of rxis,,e,..
iso who have been afflicted With ,aricts
complaints. Fever. Chronic Dsarrho-s, Dyseussr.
liver Complaint. Night sweats, DyTpepas, snd
Weakness Of the Digestive Organs, have been cured,
besiaes large number from r'hoEa~e have not yes
heard.
AeLesn's stTe1g gthening Cordial and Blood Fnrihef
IL a remedy required by every enc IN the wesies-
and southern country. Ii r very pleasant sna
s><eeabie 70 take, ard il BE- taken ~ nas. 49,
pan a child.
A diurstic, il will cure any disease of the ks
uess OF Bladder, aud alternative. Il IN purify
:he blood. and remove al pmpies. sores blotohss
from ths -kin.
Try h-cse draeh.a is sufficient 10 cOusince ,1s
-opsicAl Il iis wonderful strengthening and IN
sisoTa,ing properties.
See The advertisement, In another column.
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WANTED.

MELTED a TRAPPED QCAIis
~ PRANK cnlckEss AID vESi-ox
escl39o {. 9. IUTLzx Co
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-26
ES~ See first and fourth pages for
interesting reading m&tter.-6a
e Il must be very UNPLEASANT t

B4F 1t must be very unpleasant to
General Mcclellan, it certainly is very
unfortunate for his reputation, that his
jealous but indiscreet friends make no
attempt to defend his military capacity
and reputation other than by deprecia-
ting the ability, enterprise and judg-
ment-to say nothing of patriotism-of
all who have been in any way connected
with his operations. Everybody has been
stupid but General Mcclellan. The War
Department was not only stupid-but
Indignantly stupid. The naval COM
mander having charge of the fleet at
Fortress Monroe was stupid. Mcdowell.
was stupid and, according to the bias
phemous declarations Of the New York
Herald, Providence himself manifested
stupidity to an unusual extent in sending
inundating rains, flooding the whole
country and destroying the roads so COM
pletely that the army could only advance
by slowly constructing roads as they
moved forward, at the very time Gen.
Mcclellan had perfected his plans, and
was on the point of executing them.
1t is remarkable that the Herald don't
charge stupidity upon the rebel leaders
for interfering with McClellan's plans by
making cavalry dashes upon his rear,
and breaking up his communications.
Then, too, their vicious attack upon Fitz
John Porter at Gainesville, by which that
favorite was overwhelmed and driven
back thus permitting Stonewall jackson
to flank the Union army and compel it
TO change its base, was exceedingly stu
pid and is deserving of especial con
demnation on the part of every friend of
Gen. Mcclellan. The weather, the roads,
the President, the Cabinet, the War De-
partment, and the Navy Department,
Principals and Subordinates, even the
rebels themselves, have all conspiredsto
ruin the reputation Of Gen. Mcclellan as
military geniusl
1t is from such indiscreet friends Gen.
Mcclellan receives. the most fatal stabs.
MOI, Is the Duruen OF ms daIry prayer. II
ought to be, for never was man so
nearly ruined by the infatuation of hyp,
oeritieai admirers who desire to make OF
him stepping stone to fortune. In
many respects we have been an adnlirer
Of Gen. Mcclellan. We have always
regarded him as pleasant Christian
gentleman. We never had the greatest
confidence in his ability as a military
chiehain, and consequently have not
been disappointed in the results of his
efforts.