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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-16
The Ohio Legislature.

The organization Of the Legislature
was completed by the election Of all the
UhionJasion caucus nominees to fill the
various offices in the two bodies, as fol
lows.
SENATE.
Chief Clerk, d. w. RHopEs,
LIST Asst Clerk, b. j. Looms:
I'd d" NJ. L. MonRow;
Serg't-at-arms, j. w. SANDS;
lst Asst j. r CtEaG;
I'd d" JAMES HowArp.
HOUSE.
Speaker, JAMES II. HupBErL;
Chief Clerk, EDWARD krNsMAx;
LIST Asst II. i. SrEvESs;
ID A.. p. MILLER:
Serg't.at- Arms, ROBERT HEDGEn;
lst Asst i. w. CHAMpERLArN;
81 PETER CHANCE.
The correspondent of the Cincinnati
Times says, that for these thirteen petty
offices, there were two hundred and Miriy
patriotic candidatcs!-all good Union
men, of course Enough Of patriotic,
brave fellows to clean out all the rebels
before breakfast---if gas would do it =
Why don't they go and fight for their
country instead of seeking to cat up its
substance in little spoils? They claim to
be tho only patriots.
1t was claimed last fall that we were to
have no more parties. The majority of
the members Of the legislature were elected
by the mo Party Party"-all for the
Union--a Union Of Abolitonists for the
offices. When they come together at
Columbus and went into caucus. two old
Democrats who were elected on the Union
dodge ticket, and were candidates for
Speaker of the House, thought they dis
covered disposition on the part of the
Republicans to be rather exclusive in the
disposition of little Offices at their com
mand, and they, with one or two Of
thcr friends, Indignantly withdrew from
the caucus. But they went into the House
on Monday morning, meek as lambs and
under the party lash voted the caucus
nominees. The correspondent Of the Gin
clnna,i Commercial thereupon reioices that
the "Uhion elements in the Legislature
are now cohesive" The organization
was triumph Of the radicals-sad to be
Wade victory. OF course, Wade, or
Spalding, or Plumb, or Peck, or some
one OF their devoted colleagues, will be
made United States Senator. the peo
pie expect any good OF this Legislature.
we fear they will be disappointed, for
there are not Democrats enough in it even
to hold check on the folly and radical
Ism OF the reckless party in power. If
they should, even accidentally, or other
perform any good act, we will acknowl-
edge our disappointment and take great
pleasure in recording the fact.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-16
GOOtl--ISettci.,

Simon Cameron, Secretary of War
has resigned. OF course the resignation
was at tho Presidents request. This is
good; but what is better, Hon. Edwin NJ
Stanton, lifelong Democrat, has been
appointed Cameron's successor. Let the
balance Of the Cabinet resign, and Dem
ocrats be placed in their stead, aud things
will go bettcr. The Abolitionists are mad
over the recent change.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-16
Tie toiOrcd People Armiup.

NJ we are glad to see that colorcd people
Pare moving, and il is likely that in few
days thcy will complete strong military
organization The colored company in
Halifax is very efficient, aad one of the
best there, ,-- 4Kontref Gazeve.
] would bc little strange if the men
in Ohio, who in violation of their duties
as loyal citizens, aided the negroes into
Canada, should DO compelled to meet
these same negroes on the battle field
And yet, having themselves set the ne
groes the example Of disrogarding the
the obligations American citizens owe
each other, could they blame the negroes
for treating them in similar manner +?
"As man sows, so shall he reap."-
The AbolitioniSts cheated their brethren
Of the South, and now the negroes are to
punish them for ,-Doytoa Empire. Z
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-16

The reported dispensing Of rebels under
Humphrey Marshall. by Col. Garfield, of
which we epublish an account in another
column, is disputed
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-16
General SciyeI.

The resignation of the accomplished
Gen. seigel is much regretted. We un-
understand that his resignation was caus.
cd by incompetent and inexperienced men
being placed over him in command.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-16

Gs 1--WE Boston Helala says that
the Emancipation League in that city is
In full blast. The furnace is heated sew
en- times hotter than ever, and the whole
pack of Anti-slavery Abolition devils are
at work to make the bedlam appear more
inviting"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-16

The organization Of the Legislature
was completed by the election Of all the
UnionJasion caucus nominees to fill the
various offices in the two bodies, as fol.
lows.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25

STARTLING FIaURn.--The debt Of Liucolndom is 50
vas that the Yankees admit that unless tney
quer AMI rob the South this spring. by JAY h will reach
al 900 600 900 V,ry few people have adequate idea
Ct This sum. II il was in gtli, allowing two hundrd
and dty dollars to the pound, it would be four millions
OF pounds twenty thousand tons Of two thouss nd
pouuds each. II in silver, at dollar to the ounce, il
would be sixty two and half millions Of pounds II
carried on draws thousand pounds each dray, il
would lake 90 800 days to cary it, Suppose pr
C i1d count dollar each second an work six tou s
each day. Tnen it would tuks hundred ana twenty
y,aFs count It, II in pile of bali dollar, s'lowiog
ten TO the ipoh, 1t would make pile oy.r 1855 miles
CO. or II Ia down OIL line, each an ueh aerots it
voYlj be nea'ly seventeen thousand miles Long, re
tf tbs South The enemy cay that you hall pay this 81
mount. Il viii take the last horse cav, -ld chick n
of the poor man. every Of land and al OF our crops
to pay this The poor viii fare no better than tho
I.on 1 4 will he rnhheA % K :.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25

lscS Q LAD sTEAz aEs-PzOCEEDiNds ~ Tux BErIsH
PaA. AZ NJ Ia TIC H5ui9 ~ CUmloas, o. toe 10
lss sir 18th called attention 10 hs engagement De-
,Tt ne Monitor ald AsriDac, Gad urged the cons
6. ,Oa % uure ptosPsc.s Of Gctvcs.yo warfare. He
u ,,d he favor Of snal We s,ls Ike the Mo-ior he
% eonoe 10 sAtonaTy osts, and adyNc.ts5 the cts'a
. 5l % work On fcsthc4to and Construction Of iron
rlab1l'5 o. bssss'iss ils,cnd.
gelc-l! s,.c susued moss OF tha speakers eppo-
I.lg q lay on OTthca.ious.
81 g. & Lewis aad Lord Q. P4gst, 90 half Of the
gosrem5l-, vlrrei le Houie against hssty action ard
r e4orroHs szptlss this revolution Ia gaVal warfare
wDa'd slsAl T-ey qse toned whittier tbs ser'imsc
Il. dOliJr BAD taivvJ any new light On the ~ 'of,
auI..ou ~ fJrs c5Gld D. made mliu.an Their supe
rsr7 They 0eliev,d artillery could be made to crush
90 80 rea ysseA /. would 10. do 10 Proceed hastily
81 Icu. urgasP gZpgFcrce, b1. the government Wouia
co 10. question ogs,iaiiy fhe usjso dropped with
oa; 81 .nu DO, NJ Bsrnai 0JJorne gave &c nal nc O.
81 - ut1sl shat IL s 1-3,e, suspend the coasruc-
i, 81 c.,s q, So nr4d ua! iAs Valas rf iroE-teged
ga 5ols Tor the dcisace Of porte shall o. Giy oOns!-
Io,sd.
lord uticch rave bocs that no Woo,i move On
an. uUn; - ". Oscr es rsO uilu, d.cAT ng 10 il
spe tcnr 90 proceed Ni.1 iotuk atoms 90 the Gf.ct
A.t Eoyesu'1su, be empowered 10 eiPy te money TO-
ia 10 lcrf 5aons Ens cJ1srcea0 Of iEeu-sheAted
ve's--.
Tas usrs9spsrs we're freely discussing ;be subject, ard
stc London iiues gxaihi3 someWne Oi paalc OIL H.,
rlr,,r- fnst ne cav should be los, wooden ships
"a clearly acGcasralsd 20 be wholly useless against
uipatrG rams hor journals GaI letter writer's IN
suu idavce srs also IA favor al Il aug b. ter,es
II, Locdou Tmss says i. is understood that orders
tic course VI tTausms son 10 all dock yaros 10
cad any further operations upOa wooitn vessels.
Tns csdrg journals cou.iare to urge edtoriAily the
sc-ssity Tor irUi fseis.
telegram from Copenhagen, April -, says: The
Minister o, Asrne stated to-day in tho Council OF State
~. he saHjl ask large crsos 90 tee construction OF
isoH plated sliP5 He promised mat further wooden
mea oliver shall be oui. Tao declaration received
~ Vrna- rn.iaf..tint
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25
Plat Corn.
].

l. may not be Necessary, bu. il can do no harm sgAin
to sjnoush the farmers aud planters OF Virginia OF the
urgeat necessity for ieVOng all their Lbor and land to
toe production Of toe nee aries OF ho-nd chiefly a,
tas tine to ho planting OF Virginia, With large
portion Of Der nost productive districts uader the heel
o tho enemy, will have ,t OILY TO maintain her oWa
population bu, be ellie. ouor the ,upPOs, Of the
ara armies that upon her soil ere 5hhog to- battles
a freedom. WiAouI gtsil in great atu dance, VI
saleot have tbs meat Necessary no; OILY t, The VSor o.
our oops, %; 20 the EVes o! cur people NoR5oS nos
id should se ll unemployed AID roae Should go into
me produ'lon of anything bu; the uears Of uosst-
s1ee, ard tie us.sIe Of war II patriotism be Eos
Sufficient incentive 30 th the Danger Of Wan: aad su'-
ieF1E makes an sppsal that no sane can resis..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25
wssosLL PHILLIPS IS MILWAUKEE,.

Wendell PailipS recently 6clveIed bis ecturc upon
"Tne War; il Milwaukee, to excellent asGiences. 4
letter in tbs Cbiclyo rribuls fsys
He was listened .brou CHOU; With tia closest att
on and de-pss. iGieres: by ali who favored him with
Gesrng. RIwois Gf mob violence aud ueu1'c, 10 case
be opened Lie n5aa To speak b.fofs pc6ic audience
10 this fee clty OF Milwaukee, rife snd enrreat In
TIE streets, sbog: love, dud7g The eEiire weak but
ulon the evening" 10 qsLol oil was quiet ard rep CT
fu Ne. dsssnuns yeice WIS heard In tee hall uf0n
ether occasion 70 Anything which tto gifted lecurr
h,d 10 utter, much less sgas Of d.turooLcs mani
fst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25
WARWICK HouGu,
Aijutaat.G crersl Of Missouri.
Hraou.K1KRs Missouri srArr GUARD |

bEs ARC, AK, April s b, 1862 !
Soldiers Of the S az Guard:
mm.nl yCu 20 longer. ! have this day resigned
the com mission whch your ps;i n endurance your DO
voted patriotism and your diunsSs Bravery have made
so honor be- have done ttii that may III better
serve you, cur stva, and counry-ths: msy the
sooner lead you b.ok tie fertile prares, the rich
woodlands ana the e. s.c streams OF cur beloved Mis-
s1uri-,ha m,y tie certainly restore you 20 your
once ht ppg ION ?, and 70 tne love d ones there.
Fie thousand OF those who Rave fought fi1e by 81 .
wi u, urdcs the gfzzy bea's Of Missouri, have fol
loved nis ia0 the Coated, camp They APPEAL TO
ysa, az 90 b. Az ihe t,Ejr uorcs OF the st. not
20 aaye Us nov rat TO so with Wl6rtSer the Path OF
d,y p,sy lead IN VIC hail hsvs conquered peace, ADD
Won cur ud paudetce by brilliant deeds upon new heids
o ba,tlJ.
ii.rs of toe Stats Guard Veterans OF s'x pitched
"a ,ts, asi nearly twenty GkirOshts ucnq1ees In
,h,u al! yolr country with its "rin-d heirtis and
h.i.." Z ne uIon sou - rally orca In Der def nee
od s.us her forever from the rnels thraltom which
.b--,.s her know thas tht viii call in vain. TIE
o N &C blib rs hCri " ch d. W dared oihvade
ous sell St 10 decorate hom5e have at me. sh
i goal Os-r,:,os beyond the Mississippi Now is the
tine &, erd t1i, uaaeppT var. tyery viii bu. co
hs dGty i ocf sill shelter ha in peace frcm the
o1rns Of the CoIi.g winter.
Let not history record tina, the men who bore With pt
lerca the pgtiobs Of Gowfkin pIsirie, so endu IN
cImplnnin4y th' burriog beafs OF nss5U=i sumner,
aud the frOss sud sUoSs OF 4 Ats1lr woter; that the
men cho met tie enemy at Csrt age. a. Oak Hill, at
For Scott at LsIiDgor aud 10 nnmoeress Lesser battle
ida Ii Nisacusi end met thom but to quer them
tia. the Zen who fught bravery aud 81 well at Ek
horn tia, tbs unpaid robbery of hLPour, we're att
go msny victories, sud air much suf reg, unq 'i
TO IN, at task OF sctsV the ndepenGence OF Their
m4gpi6,sn' State.
Srldiersl 20 but TO mark pathway to cur homes'
follov mel STIRLING PRioE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25
rux nr.rH on axx yanssros.

correspondents Of the Pe.June, in his account Of
the ta.ts Of Sunday, saJs
al. YES now abou, two O'Clock, P H. Gen. johnston
had been riding along lner drecng The battle and
chelrng { our ztn Bj fie commanding psrsoo, as
be sat GA horSe suooseshly ordering aud carrying
out every ma u, ivrc OF the most artistic military mnve-
m, ms sSoEed bin, be G,nelsl ard hero, a. H.
fpred cur troops with evsIy cothdeDcs Oacs o. %
be ha b,en i9nsd ard begged cot to expose h r.
son so recksssy, but it seemed a. II DO felt ksen
sing Of ppsoAoh that bad been cast upon he HlhA
7a..'tG : gLrl.ts-
&c. 49,. s..S--sA srG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25
THE CONGRgssIONAL STANPgDE.

THE CONGRESSIONAL STAEPEDR.
CromE,u hi, c.cp-esrsd soldiers sent
To drive Gu. Blres. . PAD smeni;
But, had be lived in nOdtra iiGss,
wEsa men mike laws (snd lOvt) for dines,
Hs'i had our BA-e1caes much mDie dccle
Titan PA, or any CHER fossil.
Nor ~cu,d he have reason urgent
T. e-li a ne Of men and sergeant;
lie need but welt brace OF weeks,
til Blr bozes unto So kun speaks--
Til, 'sbling other claims, these sages
Had PAS ei bill TO Pay their wages
had called al men to WsFlke service,
Etcep. items lves-,hess statesmen nervous
Ten bad Is ssHtS e,usisr leaning,
TO CIV 40 Arms! ;se fec is coming"
Our Parliament would, s.se ,@ora,
Esao 81 ike 4 ca ct cora.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25

fame and dstuired ths: no one should be 10 sdvanse
Of him on III day In Winning the great bs.'ls Riding
10 front Of .hs nes waving ts cap and cheering our
troops which bad ALTERED for 4 mom:nt uoder tsa
scathpg Ore Of the enemy, he approached the aud
l0sh Arksnsas regmeuts and serng hold Of Of tho
ba ones Of the men cried charge them with the
be youst ny brave fellows must win tbi, fget with
cold steel" Heading the charge In person, in storm
of rakipg shot, the enemy successfully ddver back
and their position carried This vas the second charge
he had led in person and chance shot from minnie
bail s1u:k him on the leg. Gu tiog main artery. On
bs asked il he was much hurf. he replied that he
thought be was and on being led tR the fsid and taken
ro n his horse, he died 10 fifteen MINUTES Afterwards
sayng "go o. my braves the victory Is already ours
The following general order Was hsu'd By General
Beauregard:
"HrADouARrERs Army OF kfssrssIppI
CoRIsrH, MISS. April 10
rs 'ldisrs-Your late Commander n.Chef, Gen. A. g.
Jehnston l. desdl fearless soldier ssgacious esp
tain, rel rJachess man, has fallen. Oae VITO, 10 liz
devotion TO our cause, s1rauk from sscr fec oar
gho animated BY serge Of duty. aud sustained BY
sublime ceursge, challenged danger. and pershed es
lAny for his country whilst leading forward bic brave
columns to victory His signal example Of herosm ard
PATRIOTISM II Initiated, would make hs army invipcible.
"A grateful country will mourn his lose, revere bis
name and cherish his many virtues.
'G. I BrAuREGARD,
"Generil Commanding"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25

A YlxKEx LIFEPaEsERTER geutl nan exhibited
70 u y6JeFGay, 1t -cued vcs taken from Federal
fl ser who killed In the lac battle. Is Ln excel
eat specimn Of Yankee Ingenuity, admirably sdap
ted for tbs pup,.e iIiendeda bullet, sword or bayo-
ns;-proo pros oton to the upper portion OF The body ia
bl,tle Although Of cons derAbIe weight, padded
spias reach pg over tie SHOULDERS TO easy
upon she person. It does Ho IN the least Impede the
movements Of TIE wear, T. bali hid struck the
pl 40 on the right breast C; its 6ur,cg tAe BATH
osusug bu slight ind6nin,iUu aud flrg harmless. 10
" "a Gfie-sards HI led BY ball in tie h ad Tbs It
va numbered IS Ss3 showing hat thousands Of the en-
emy are provided with 5imlIr ar:iclts.
The utility Of these arce made mAnifsss by one
OF ON: own ir1oys OIL she 5it, st. Discovering AL
len enemy close to him. he removed tie nal Vest aud
app, II Tor tte vrctt clion Of his own psrson feu
afterwards be struck full in the left b5ess,
By ta from The eueny's ranks Re was uatarmei, Of
osur.o--tbo Invention being sll lis designers ingeE.
ded -AsRpAiS Appeal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25
rHr Pals ,srRs cIp1uarD At ISLAND NO. ,s

Nashville paper gives the Of the tffcsrs Of
the artillery corps on the IiAnd, who we're csp.uIed,
VIZ:
Uap'. w. Y. O. Hames, commanding.
Cap. Jsmes A FISHER.
8 NOR P,rs; Lieut., james MsDlneL
Junior SscoLd Lieut.. Thomas L. Brass.ord.
s,eOnd Lieut., Raius J. Polk, (asphew Of GsO. L@on-
Gas Pok)
Second Lieut. D iniel d. PoiIlips.
Second Lieut. Thos. B Cook.
Second Lieut., Jas Labey.
Capt T. W. B,ho.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25
rHE EMANCIPATION BILL.

Al.trln tie Phl.delpaA Inq DIOR, dated Biasre
II b irs'., says:
Tic gang of the DstT;c! Enapcipt:icn 3D. by Pre-
id IN, IT, cOa has created coaoiirribe sensation AID
Gislppoilt nent with m,ny good Ulion men. Tssy
uouli baye pictured egelalon slavery In any shspo
TO have bspa deferred until altar the var and H. not
alb -h 10 the Dsio, without the consent OF peorls
there The decd, however, rs done. and il must be
pIs;e1 over IN iorgeaunssa in view Of paramount
siieraons o' krg the restoration Of Union and
salvatoI Of thB whole cou.Iry.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25
Az INCIDENT OF IN. aArrLE.

The Mobile Ee8lH!er slys
Ga the day befors the ragmsnt sft for Cor.nh S,r-
geant George T. Dixon, OF tbs "Wsshi1gton light 10.
fAntry sl,s Ai4bAlsa called 90 SONS Lanes wish WHOM
he fsnArly acquainted TO BIZ thsm good bye. Ia
the Of the visit sons turn Of the conversation in
duosd hin to take so god piece from as pocks'
o. tbs ladies tod ri hs b.d 5S.er lssys vi h bee
to rcpenper rim BY. ba. he said NJ; be lleSec nc
would ep u; that il might save bis lie II the beat
of tue bi!ls OF SaiDh, felt rap upon 70
r: Of his bofy ,hs hs vhero b carried as ns-k
IS book, and y The came lSnsnt vas placed 9cr, d
.hat Ylnkes bull,t had pissed though sds Of his
pock,t bock bending he $40 gold piece and gaDOlr g.
woining him badly in the hip. Had tbs ballet not 90
glanced. is would have killed him, sra "a il the
let OF ceu.ties that OF Of the severely wouad
end this Il the raT hs was soGnisd. 4rah-
Never give away your $50 gold pieo,s whsa you are
Likely to be engaged in q babe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25
"HrADouARrERs Army OF Mississippi
CoRIsrH, MISS, April 10
aExrRlL LEw. WALLACE

The Federal General heretofore reported killed, ard
rum,rsd 10 have been General Bsel Gecsrsl L.sls
Wallace Of Indiana, commander Of the Fourth Grand
DiYisep, Of the euenys forces To. General E esii "
have Commanded the DvisioO. Is 900 5rons wtiea ~S
or three k since attempted ~ odt road from the
tennessee TO Oorinih HgWis OH OF some ncts,
and ranked the c,pu'ei GsaerL Pfsnlias. who com.
nluqed lhs sL4.h l,rInd !, Si.l.L. rLe p.at,i.. y,
Il ess Gsnersl Il equivalent 70 ttsrof Dur k, Gsiel
ali Is commanders 81 Division. They srs Ger ned Rink.
ing Rdg,disrs Of the Amy Of the District" Tasy a.
tum, temporary positisa 10 riak by s'nor!.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-25
DrsArE IL ruE onIo LEalsLAruRE.

The Federal c0mnisDdirt &! Camp Chase, Columbus,
O.io where tho Confederate officers are confined has
,r cd the Ett,noa Of the Lsg;sIs,Ire of that st4o
res lu;iors OF o: bis conduc. having beeu
! passed. An AteDP' 10 reooJs!ios nade, but with
wat ou Is rot kOoSp. Tho ioloEiug from the Gin.
curad Commercial i tie tIpllus.ioa given by that
josrnsl;
Tl,rs was an animated debate in tue Oaio House Of
Representatives, YESTERDAY the treatment Of rebl
p.,.Cucrs AZ Camp Ch-3e. fne bIe cblraeelz3d
a,hCr b. Rninsjon ,han sry oibar oOmuen liable quail
IT, Bob parties seem u have been firing wide Of The
max O1e s.d5 vas hot and nCsyy On The ea0Tn'iy of
.vsry ID CaDp Chase. The other utS d that the war
must rOl be carried for aug purpose Ct oppr son
eo As for the tegto servants CT the rebel oic re-
hey are clih Gated, according 20 the CO! i:son
o,zsed At tho 11a session o. Congress and their pos
.on should be at once declared The eoncilatory gen
sncn seem to think that tie prisoners OF should
b, treated as the guests OF the State and tas the Or
re Of glorious parAdes about the capitol should b.
o51,jauea to d Southern b,ethrsu"
II s riicuous for legislators to go Into general
ha her lhs slavety question in tbiS connection. The
lesi,1 IT, whether the ormiusli who have boon tsksn
W!:h erms in their hands making upon their cOun-
tr7 sbl be treated az prisoners guy OF high 5cc net.
lprs or fOn6led ana petcd spoiled children. They
bys totofously been allowed privileges 10 which they
wr8 not EMIT, D. by che lava Cf war Or the courtssss
OF NOS Tnov have been Os.onst oasy ru;iirg
about Columbus IL ir uniform acting as missionaries OF
r,asoq ana our politicians who look upon The miserable
slave srstocTasy their legitimate masters have been
toaiying to ;hsm. Sons Of he cesh officers bGYs
hseu ne ora OF The toWl. I4yitstons to dfik have
,ea r. ,p: aud 'hey have not GdicAted an absence
Of psu.s. Peer spirited, ignorant and vulgar mem
b,- %! ihs lcg!saturJ havs bosA tho fyc'?hAnts oil
these rs!,oJs
,rh,. 4 = result Of ,he pr5oaes' Ace they
cila,e,Y By no msaos Tasy regard ths 10 Dngo paid
cr a. bte ua,ural Gsb irom isssrs white a"d black,
ard they feel srsagihel- ia heir cons that tao
oeopls OF the rjI fsel hensel'cs iaicnef 10 'SeIh
srn erpileu,sa;" ard ghcy tolerate tic pAry f. o~s
M, crowd around thsn Of breed o Egg0rs having
ess 1 rsspce. than thu geuailo hlark', bat equiy
suosarvi,at aud -: more 9srvc able. Ore woaii
naturally come 10 cUnclusoa hl; The ancestors OF
taose toldes Of traitors Cohsoes So intense and H.
rrrinsh Is lhsir eeTEllltY.
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In BIun'sics TN lost, Mr. FRANurs LEWIS vile
.. ~. h-n-y GeSa, asrt 90 ysAL
10 Riehmond, ~ IN Typhoid Fsver GEORGE W.
GRAY, = msubsr Of sue Bru1saik A u err
mo UND.-n Exc iAnss Ho eIsToL uhsh The owner
" By describing aud paying FOO ti Ad ssrlso
Apply al the hotel Ap2S II
ms kHLY PLOpR. -Jloar Of very sapslH qtAitJ, 70
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KalLL YLIaHT OF A YAAKSE GENERAL -SEPERArS At
TEMPS TO WITTY.

TEMPS TO BE WITTY.
io,cr 10 the PhlAdslPh Laqtirsr, dated Ia Camp,
bsore the Iatrenchmsu;s al Yo,k own April Ii, says
Tn, exciting event OF the day hes been balloon re.
connos,Ancs BY General Fig John PJrsr on scale OF
rather larger magnitude than vas intended. A. me
o'clock in the mornirg General Porter took bis place in
Professor loves balloon. He supposed the usual mum
her Of ropes attached to it, whereas there vas
ona and place in this. as vas Afterwards asceralneo
had heea burned by vitriol used in generating gas -
Taking his seat 10 the car, molncd by any enc,
tbs rope let nearly its ull length-the lens
is about niue hundred yards sud ienlJ snap went
the cord and up went the balloon. This was an unek
pc ed plrt OF the programme. The men bee" looked
W with as.o ishment, and the General looked down
With IqIsl bsuiljermebt.
'Open the valve" shouted one Of The meo below
.rI mAnsgl H." responded the General
up vent ina bAhaoa higher. eIbross with, greAtaA
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