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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

Mr. sHEAMAr, Of Ohio, said. In Q debate in
the Senate. on the 9Th inst; gsga
They (thb rebels) hang Union men, but we
must not talk of hanging traitors In such
way We will never end this contest, and be
thought the time had come when we should
carry the whole force Of the governments 10
earnest and put down the rebellion. Unless we
do this we shall never succeed. We coR not
waS against savaSss wnIess tCs become part savGSs
oHfstlveo. sl5ie iH Rel
The New York Word. Republican paper
says: "This last sentInsns is as unlsue as i
seems to Us streci6us.y q M e9'tia =
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Hon. @. A. white.

This gallant Democrat and talented Repre-
sentative from the Sixth Congressional District,
was In attendance at the State Convention
He addressed large and enthusiastic audience
in front OF the Goodale House, in the evening,
after the business Of the Convention was finish
ed. His speech was received with the utmost
satisfaction by Che large crowd which listened
20 him. He is young man Of more than ordl'
nary ability, and the people Of his District may
well be proud Of their Representative -DSytoH
Em1ire
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

The Dem Ocratic state Convention.
What shall we say of the great outpouring Of
the Democracy OF Ohio on the 4th day OF July,
1857 Language cannot do it justice, because
language cannos express the spirit Of patriotism
and the deep workings OF the devoted hearts
whose pulsations beat quick and manly on that
remarkable day. Itwould not do TO say il was
enthusiasm, because IL was deeper, calmer, more
determined feeling which controlled, not only
that vast crowd, collectively, but each and every
soul present for itself. There was o I0iH as de-
terminea az that of the Fathers who sat In coun.
Gil eiohty.siz yeaYs before, and who on that day,
put their names 10 the immortal Declaration OF
Independence stalking "their lives, their for
tunes and their sacred honors" TO give the
world new people, and that people freedom.
The shouts which rang from the eastern por.
,co Of the State Capitol on the 9TH inst were
not the wild echoes of party discipline over fall
en- opponents and hopes Of personal preferment
they we're tho deep and terrible thunder
shocks which send their intonatlon Of warning,
that the wise may take shelter In due season
aud no harm occur while the God OF storms is
busy purifying the sultry and malarious atmos-
phere, at the came time he is watering the
pnohed herbage OF the husbandman. Let no
one, therefore, mistake the feeling or the mean
Ing of that ever to be remembered convocation
Of men. The aged fathers Of eighty winters
came tottering there TO pay their last deyoirs
to Country, to Constitution, TO LIBERTY
The tears OF devotional patriotism ran freely
down many furroWed cheek on that day, and
told story more eloquent than o thousand
tongues Let that story be read Alright and all
Ia we'll.
We never saw Convention so harmonious
or determined. Those who hoped for conflict
Of sentiment, were greatly disappointed, and
we're taken by surprise when they found they
had no hope from that quarter, large as the
Convention was. One soul, one mind, onepur.
pose, seemed to control that vast collection OF
men, old, middle aged and young, from every
part of the State.
We never saw men care so little about office,
place or anything Of the kind. The great pur
pose of the gathering was evidently on every
beart-Country, Constitution, LIBERTT.-Ihe
| Cfisis
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The Housekeeper's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

DREPARED FROM AN IMPROVED
i recipe by the proprietor Of the 'BRoTHKS JoAA
TEAM PoLsH," 10 certified by all the leading New York
best In the world for removing Scratches Marks and
Dirt, and restoring high and lasting gloss 10 all kndi
Of Vanished Work. from Furniture to Leather. It Il
cheaper and better than Varnish drlss and
IL easily applied. With piece OF Canton Flannel and
bottle or two Of this NEW FURNITURE Polish, House
keeper can work agc in the furniture OF house and
keep II looking like new Now is the time to shine
Carriages etc., and make them look atty per cent. bet
ter. This is true economy. For sale BY Furniture
Dealers and etorekeepeu generally. Price, rs and 50
cents bottle. Depot No. l. Spruce Street, New York.
eIxoIAL AoENTS WANTED. Address box 1879, NEW
YonK P. o.
July N-dtw&Wlyfromfeb2o'62
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FoR THE RELIrr or IRELlND Tho FresmSn's
Journal (Ifsland) Of June "a, Acknowledges the
receipt Of ElO4 g. from Rev. e. Fitzgerald. of this
place. Among . slArge lot Of contributions pub
lIshed in that paper thsone is BY far the largest
This fact speaks we'll for the boys from the
"old sod'' now residents Of THE city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

u 1t is stated that since the 2Ath Of June
last near four hundred thousand dollars have
been piad Into the State Treasury, on accouni
Of the Soldiers Allotment Fund. Nearly the
whole amount has bsep, distributed to the coun-
Ties and by them 10 the families, relatives and
friends Of the volunteers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

nj. Il. ssuder, On State street, few doors
east Of High, has Frank Leslie's illustrated
Newspaper and the New York illustrated
News for July 10. He has constantly on hand
freeh supply Of the lateat and best papers and
periodicals.. u ssiastsrs gigssuf,sssg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

GoDEY ToR AUousr.-Ladies will please bear
Ia mind that Thompson at the Pos:ofice can
supply them with GOdey's LAdys Book for Au-
gust. GoOdey still makes the Book with every
fresh issue more attractive and fascinating than
ever. The August number, both as to engrav-
ings, fashion plates and letter press, Is superb
Call on, or send to Thompson and procure a
copv,
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l,amOaign Statesman for 1852.

sI
The proprietors Of the ONO STATESMAN WIZ
es tssue Campaign Paper during the approaching
State Canvas, to be called
q rHn CAMPAIGN STATESMAN.
ThI, paper will be devoted exclusively to the
!. publication Of matter designed to promote 'Oe
. success Of sound constitutional doctrines ano
:. priuciples-and the overthrow OF AoOh'ion-
81 Rep Iblicanism of the ballot box.
: The frst number of The Campaign Statesman
- win appear on the ga day of july 1862 ana
"a weekly thereafter until the October election
The price will be as fellows;
s;o,,e crnies. 30 cents.
clnba Of from to IS copies, IS cents each copy
y Clubs Of from 26 to SO %
~ Clubs Of 81 copies and over,
~ {, to Gne address, ~
The above price will barely cover the COST
the object being to put the paper at such 10"
figure as to ineure general circulation through
ont the State.
.Soias County and Township Committees and CluO'
should send in their orders by the 18th day o
riaaJuiy,. 1862. The cash must In ell cases accom-
- 4 pAny the order.
'sss'd Friends of constitutional liberty go to worh
~ and give The Campaign Stats'ma" vide CIR
y = culA,ion. Address, q
90 MANYPENNY & MILLER, ia
sis ~, =, 81, (. Publishers Ohio Statesmen; an,
- iicl, ,rsl a4lta u fe.i1.n. b @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

r,rs-, Secretary Of SiaS,
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG, Of Seneca
n e feT ATTORNEY General,
- = lyman r. CRITcHF1ELD, of Holmes
Gg91& ~ School Commissioner,
.iahoHAs. w H. CATacART, Of Montgomery
SO .ssoisq Msnb.y Of ths Board Of Public Works.
'oisoA JAMES GAMBLE. Of cOshocson'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

MERCHANT TAILOR Tho advertisement Of
John Hunter, 22O South High street, will be
found In this paper. We recommend Mr.. Hun
ter aud his tailoring establishment 10 the pub
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

TIE New York Tribune, referring to the sud
den disappearance Of small ailver coins, calls
out Justify for change and says: eve must have
CHANGE Yes, and we mpsl have change, or
We shall all be ruined. financially, politically
and morally. s~-T4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

p Several companies Of the e5:h and Ssh
Ohio, three mOnths' men, under the command Of
Major George Crum, left Camp Chase On Sat
urday and Sunday for Kentucky. a1
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Sherif's Sale.

Adam Luckhaups, Doc. 3 page ne.
.a4. W. \ Superior Court OF Franklin
James Buksy. county, o.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF III RA FROM
ID said Court to me directed will ofer for sale on
the farm Of James Buckley In Pleasant township Ia said
County, on The YH'
18th day of July A. D. 1862. at 2 O'Clock p. III.
the following property 70 WITT Eight acres Of wheat 70
the neld and ten acres Of arowing In the neh.
80 @. ". HUFFMAN. Sheriff.
Printers fees $3.50.
july4-dm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

PAoMorrD.- Captain charlesWorth, Of ST.
ClAirsville, who vac wounded in the battle at
CrOss Keys, has been promoted to Major Of the
25!h Ohio Infantry. ~ ,..,s, s .,.t &
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

%. The Mayor yesterday 6ned George Smith
ten dollars and costs for viOlstiug the Sunday
ordinance. V ga5lgA Hsg.s"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15
Pebble Meeting.

The cItlscns Of columbus are requested 70
meet in Capitol Square. on the west eide Of the
State House. this (TuesdAy) evening At eight
O'Clock, for the purpose Of agreeing upon some
plan by which every oItlsen can contribute his
share toward furnishing the full quota Of re-
cruIts called for from Franklin county.
This ls an important meeting. The honor of
the CAPITAL City 10 OF stake Let every citizen
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Local M

'WANTED-TsR or twelve girls for Ohio White
Sulphur Springs. For particulars inquire at the
American Hotel,
July l6-lt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

" Company B, l8sh U. s. l., Capt. Blddle,
left Camp Thomas yesterday for Nashville, to
join their regiment.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

Or George Kemmerle, known as "The Little
Drummer" died suddenly on Sunday at the
residence Of his brother on Friend street
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- .-..-.---.I.,iII .--TT-5oNAL PLAa ROAM


-a-~w
q, ~, ... ~ vork NEARLr UnAhhous, IAs..D . "a =,
r.soLUzIOn, WHICH Exranssss IIa
.6r 1Np 10 Tnn TRuE grAnpAkp ~ .. $3.50
hre depiofnble civil has been iofceo
s country y q: % ins Govern
sesss, nos IN arms assnI, We n.O tbst in this Ma
sni ase ssIaency Congress, ban.hing al feeling % =,
mere pss0n and rss:nsnsssns en- ~. car q not iOSgsd
daiH V ~ 80. n cnr spiO opgssston. or w ony "
sss5oss@ c0nqsss Q, sega.s,os &, ,c ~ ssta5-
tons oT Gooo States, but % dHena gs -
Sas.ss~ q. So1ss..i s0..Sis, and
PIee.s - ~ ss~s.1t Sat wstnpdtredi ana h.s ~
ns.s y tls.s cccts are accoePsshsd no ''"r o'0'
70 csdss.r
m sAis, our N1ttons 6trhday; go ascags 70 70
~, saO ore rsDils against Ms 0ss, a. napsteI OF
IGloNds, - ~ ~ rsdsrocv hat our ad;toadt SossIs
AZ SSsss dad tAas s Ua.0 sSS@ Se,Sv Ss0S e
San 1assFs tstsrndl peace ena sssc.s"' ..S.d
each STATE, T'as' e''A '"N'' 6Eo. B. MCCLELLAN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

GT The members OF the Ninth Ohio have
sent twenty thousand dOllAra to their families
and friends. 4i+s.A ~ ft
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

D Colonel John Groesbeck has resigned the
command of the 18Th Ohio, and returned to civil
life in Cincinnati aA ID
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

p HRrpsr's Weekly for July 10, a choice
number, and other periodicals. can be had Of
Thompson at the Postoflce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

.'s Senate bill to admit West Virginia into the
Union Is State. passed that body yesterday
YEAS %, nays II.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

=. The telegraph reports that the rebel General
: VAN poaE has recAptured Baton Rouge' La,
and taken ni,een hundred Of our men prison.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

ALL vOLUN rEER SOLDIERS BE
"A LONGING to the slxsy'hst Regiment 0. v. l.,
t,i ysnor shsmss,vss ,n,nsSs,sis ~ ~
undersigned, or Col O. W. Allison, at Camp Chase;
and as soon Sufficient number s deemed ready they
wllbe furnshet with the necessary transportation 70
on tickets will be furnished by the Governor to all
those that will apply, from their respective homes to
Columbus.
time ffom Camp Chase, Oppt d. Dod, nj Columbus,
Tor Col o. W. B., AiiiSon, Post Commander At Camp
Chase will give all necessary Information as to quarters
and subsIstance, etc., AZ Camp Qhase.
JOSEPH NcCUTOHEN,
3 -hf'eefn f'fiN Capt. 0ist Regiment o. WI.
Ali exchange papers will confor lasting favor on the
soldier By giving the Nbeyt several insertions.
jyla-3wdkW
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The News.

Stiiss iHoEs. s s Cox aud JAMES R MoRRu have
y " Z our thanks for Congressional tavoFs:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

The Cincinnati Bnqdrsy Of yesterday, July
"A. bas the following:
eenslsmAu, directly from Columbus last
evening, Informs rs that II has been decided, at
hsadq1ntisra. to draft, unless . proper response
. q mads 70 the new call. Rscfuitipg 70 the or
dinsry maunes will be given q fair trial, howev-
e.. u Colpmhus ihe Oplnioh prevAile, that tne
daft will bein fall operation before the tfss o.
.naxt month. Before drafting nan be commenced
however, en- extra session Of the Legislators
Vim. of necessity, be called for the purpose q
panning hn " EnFOIIwept Aes.n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

uovemauf. OF MoT0an-GsFeat Excite
menG in Cincinnati,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

EnarfvH sxKrInKnr "A dispatch to The Gin
cinnali Gasstic asys: YCharleg Anderson, late
81 Texaa, has been appointed Colonel Of the
efPSnIy- ninth Ohio regiment. He has Just re-
turned itom England. While there, he endeav-
ofe1 10 lecture upon the rebellion, but the feel
lnR WAS 50 intense agAinst the northern States
chat be obtained No bsRIIpg.D.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15
sixty-First Regiment.

lAAa @s
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ONO sTATr IouRnAL. +.

The Journal Of this city is one Of the most
blatant of the Republlcan-AbOlltion papers in
denouncing Democrats as secessicnists. The
following extracts from It's issue Of March q,
1861, show how II can argue in favor Of . die,
solution of the Union: 90
Il Ia heterogeneous Union which has gone
to the country to be passed on, and which fall
ing 10 further subserve the ends of its creation,
is about to be cast aside, like the body which an
immortal soul has worn out and thrown on, to
seek new and more lasting tenement
Politicians and dotards may gabhle and weep
tears Of imbecility over the breaking up of an
MnnatuyqI compact, but geason, justies and ku.
manitv ,sil gladly accept az one of those cheer
ino evtdenees hGt Providence is sooTkins gpod to
the creatures Of earth through the process Of epsats
The Africanzed people of the South have
precipitaled work which we believe advancing
civilization and the teachings Of Christianity
would have, ere long, demanded at the hands oI
the free people Of the North. The completely
with the barbarism Of slavery, which the latter
have had forced upon them BY the Union, has
become more burthensome every year, and musl
have been thrown of Voluntarily before The
| Ianae Of many years. The Union has done moth
| ine IN SeaIitg for Freedom It's legislation hal
ali been in favor OF slavery, when required L
| decide differences between these antipodes.--
Then, ,oAy should fyssmen depioys The loss Of th'
Union2 Separate peaceful fEistsHces Of The SEQ
tons arc pSsftfGble 10 a Unioa phieh Is dissGtis
factory 70 one, and tOhich retGrds The progress .
i the other.
i NEW YoRK TRIBUNE, 6 c9a
i This journal IL one Of the most widely cIrcu
lated aud influential Republican papers IN the
country, and one Of the most rampant ults,
Abolition sheets. The value II sets upon tn
Union and its seceaaion sentimepsa esn be see
Iby the following quotations: rs4
u n The Cotton States have beccme satisfie
4 that they can DO better out Of the Union than
Ifs, We inaist On letting them 20 In peace. tn
lrieht to seceds may be arevolutionary one, b.
!. lRcxlsts nevertheless. tJlss gsah'
!. We must ever resist the right Of any ssate
remain In the Union and nulliiy or defy the Law
thereof. To withdraw from the Union 10 gull
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

The proprietors Of the ONO STATESMAN WIZ
issue Campaign Paper during the appr0Ac"'Ds
State Canvas, to be called
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15
EDWARD FEssENDEH.

This gentleman Is Republican member of
Congress from Vermont In the House, on the
l2ih of March, 1861, Mr.. FEssENDRN said in re-
ply to Mr.. WADsWORrH, of Kentucky:
As the gentleman from Kentucky has referred
to me, merely wish to say, 80 far as that cues
tion is concerned, that so long as hold to the
view to which be has adver.ed, and which 4 dd'
vGaeed as the sentiment Of The President, much
more desire lhe ertsrmiaaiion Of sIsu,ry, If Il can
be eonstitutionaRy ,gaeted-Gs / believe Il can
than 1 do 10 zee The Union restored.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-15

As,RsuubIIoaps and Republican papers lPeF'
,,nI.,Iv ,bs Journal Of this city) arc continually
on..,nc and hsrpIpg upon few pasaagea In the
rsco,d Of certain Ohio Democrats, and charging
III T,omocrats and other conservatives with be-
inc secessioniats and sympashizers with the rso.
els. We propose to examine briefly the record oi
prominent Republicans and Of leading Republic
eau papers (includipg, Of courus. the Ohio STATE
.JournaD, in order to ascertain who at the North
are Justly chargeAble with holding secession
views, and, Of course, sympa,hizing with the
,sbsls. according to Republican logic.
We begin with no less personage than
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-04-18
Valuable Family Recipes.

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".'"''' ,.,,1 5 = 1.n rtn.
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nutmeg, and replace the cover
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ANo'""' - 49,, !.
p'e' "'0 ~
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rose-water; then cover and bake.
DRIED ar 10 : nue. go,
Pe'ie','y ""'"'D ~ Pr
d" n's"' !" "'''' I'=" ~ 80
~ ',o "'o'"'"9 ~ ''o', :, =
he''i0' "r 90 1,.,,.,.,.-
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-04-18
EXTRACTING TEETH,

DR.. p may he found at his rooms at all hours
Of the day and night, prepared to extract Teeth
in the hest possible manner, with, or without
the aid OF CHLoRoFoRN AND ETHER.
With his extensive practice, and the greatest
facilities he feels sure of success in all cases,
and will pledge himself TO extract teeth or per-
form any operation, however difficult, with the
greatest Carctulness, and the least possible pain
to the patient.
He intends 10 make his charges So moderate
that ALL may avail themselves Of the benefits to
De derived from the SCIENCE OF DENTISTRy.
Newport. VI. March, 1852. Is
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-04-18
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,

Great inducements are now offered TO those
ii want of Artificial Teeth, as he is supplying
them under every variety Of circumstances, up
on his highly approved methods, which are Civ
ing the highest satisfaction.
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FILLING & CLEANSING TEETH.

He would say that he gives the most parteu-
lar attention 20 The preservation OF the NATURAL
TEETH, which is of the first lmp"rtance'-oy
very carefully and nicely filling and cleansing
them.
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VOYAGE of the good Ship Union
ny OLIVER WENDELL HoLNrs.

ny OLIVER WENDELL HCLAio'
rris midnight through my troubled dream
Loud walls the tenpests cry
Before the gale, with tattered sail,
A ship goes plunging by
What name Where bound Theirocks "rou'
Repeat the loud halloo
The good ship Union, Southwark DouHu'
God help her and her crew
And is the old flag flying still,
That Ger your fathers flew,
with bands of white and rosy light,
And field Of starry blue;
-Ayl look aloft its folds full oft
Have braved the roaring blast
And still shall BY when from the sky
This black typhoon has past.
Speak, pilot Of the storm-tost bark
May thy peril share
% landsman, these are fearful seas
The brave alone may dare!
Nay; ruler Of the rebel deep,
What matters wind or wave
The rocks that wreck your recln2 deck
VIII leave me nought to save!
0 landsman, art thou false or true
What sign hast thou to show
The crimson stains from loyal veins
That hold my hcut-hloods flow
Enough what more shall honor claim
know the sacred sign;
Above thy head our flag shall spread
Orr ocean path be thine
The barb sails on; the Pilgrims Cape
Lies low along her lee,
Whose headuul crook, its anchor duAes
70 lock the shore and sea-
No treason here # cost too dear
TO win this barren realm!
And true and free the hands must be
That hold the wh1lcr's helm!
Still on! Manhaaan'o narrowing o"y
No rebel cruiser scars;
Her waters feel 10 pirates keel
That haunts the fallen stars
But watch the light on yondc. height
Ay, pilot, have a care
Some lingering crowd in mist may hroad
The Capcs of Delaware
Say, pilot what this fort ma y be,
Whose sentinels look down
From moatcd walls that SNOW thcsca
Their deep cmbrasurcs' trown:
The rebel host claims all the coast,
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TRrlTING IRREGULARITIES OF THE TEETH.

DR.. P. has adjusted the most difficult cases OF
iueguarity. with extraordinary success, and
would suggest to those whose teeth are irregu-
lar, the importance of the operation.
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Col. Buford's Expedition to Union
City, Tenn.

9 (Et,. bp al lRDfprI on MOuuay,
L.o,-, ,,,,n,o Il annears that Col.
p.c,na ho1 oool reason to believe that
,..a.. .onld ha made on the town of
11;olo,o, NV Marty Of secessiopists who
,....r. ., rrcion Civ. but aware that any
omen demonstration against them would
.r,,,rt soroo secession sympathizer or
in IIiclnan 10 forward information
o.n,, r,bals IT Union CITY. Col. Butold
nr,o,;.od ,bo c;tizens of Hickman re-
yipw Of Yankee troops on Sunday, which
he :. Iiaved would divert their attention
from li,roal purnose. The scheme sue
ceodaJ far almost everybody in town wa,
m the levce when the 9th. Illinois and
l5th Missouri regiments we're landed
from two transports. Meantime, bat
terry Of six pieces and 200 Illinois cayal-
~ we're posted on toward Union City |,
and The troops on review, as soon as the
nropcg time had arrived, posted after
diem. Tie authority named above tells
m. rest:
81 4 small cavalry force kept a short
Distance in advance. and carefully exam.