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H y e1AA-4Al4AI - q AeQa.
Tsaiar6aY Was fIhsnks ksRiYing Day with
thsiubHant solored folks Of Wsshington,
onlSosouut Of tie. great thing which has
h6ppshsd % them II the passage o. the
.EGsdSi6stiAn aof. All their churches, some
sdsEsn "a n1Ir Der, were thrDDEgd, pew and
.a1Eih ricfning, afternoon and evening. In
rths 5Veuils i vas ny privilege q witness
The TEand and glori0ua oooasi0h, 80 far IS
TpeTtained e the 0aneregatod af Askby
fsSaraI fha colnFod Methodiut Church On
Flath sireei-quite s large building,
Witk galloEies running upon thFee sides,
I'D flfnhEsd gallery and foor. The dsyo.
tiousi eE6fcisBf Wsrs led By Methodist
.olsrzymal from New Bedford, Mass whose
ns6ls has escaped ne, bat 8 man with 3
thsaFt aliVB 70 he sYmpaihies Of the Oooa-
'oi1e TIE singing, led bY 8 fun choir ths
sooeef aGion GNelling the joyftl ob0Fuses
Wiff their hundreds Of glad voices, was
surh sr never heard before II church dr
RsihraL A.ssrmon, vita The oosaaion
fef - fEt. vas delivered By Rev. Mr..
Cccfs u Rfansylyania, young man. Rna,
I raderfaRd, Ia some oapa0ify connected
uith t.s afny--and osB best describe ne
ofq.l b. sasing that f. WEs 8 flt sermpQ
6ot ths tEEt. TIE prssoheF slluded 70 the
Iong olprssaioaG d Africa; reviewed the
bitt oppssSsioas Of thO oolored people OF
lthis Distri1t through the enf0rosmGnt- here
soffhs sasbzl5us statu6ss Of Msryland; then
with ARE eloquence spoke Of The great boon
~ Frs8itm nov extended 10 thaas 600
vlaEaspld q the new duties of the ool0red
f, soB'o AZ Washington, growing out % this
=. Szrftf5n of their manhOod-1uties tcW-
- k the G0FcrHment and the God q
4s,@.'l. 17ho had moved the hearts Of the
49,. Esrs % fhis deed Of righteous Jus
-. Z ms great diseourse Iisimags.
- - ~ .gE ifoanl; itB rebuke Of the sneeF.
isa faeondalS q oppression ss sharp as q
Dssdtt bIade, aBd iis raciia. Of the no.
- fnosrfigis sr-5 ltg apbeals for higher
Hfs trfint Is lie long roll ealing Il
b-fsi5I Tisa1satar pr1gsd himsolfa mas.
tsf Oh words &c WsIlas ideaq, and rarely
vary rarely have 4JBtsnea . . gfanaeI
rlrTrhaliaR-lf ana pen and
,eiroanss apos', a. g-eur rgusing old English
,tontua,- And s moved that reponsiFe audi
o1ste iaa biggest pitth of snthndssm
a. AfeIoaa euiturais Of aRpiauss WoFl
siEgfed upoa tie sloqusat young preach
ef hiof and fssi; tae hearty aAmens,n ~
aB ~ Presidentn the aeraiae tie fooJ
Ce1rfss and ths AHallsluishs2-aHa AZ
oI b afhsnks, thinksl2 Wers angel Vig
fta q. 11nuins feeling. hHt neither fsE no
f. bslSeehs bat above 80, "a ne highes
TRIBE oad n hsi0uesl bass, URsllsd q
oES1tS ~ 'zicfy. 70 God g. the hiFhestis
sermon Def the sco1gfesali6n -up5
d NrfE ~ Fricdou. Noihing vs. 4
eriST ~ - 1inE Es-add . The ch0iFsisFte
afi5lstthymn 70 the good tahtof aA1hs1
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EHR rRnY RIRP

TRoT, May l8.
II is now estimated that the number Of
Buildings destroyed BY the great Gre viii
reach eight hundred. The amount Of in
snranoe Was correctly stated. The Losses
afe well distributed nmong insurance com.
ponies and Il Is believed the most Of them
van pay. The common council sppropri.
ated $1,000 dollars Ter the destitute " 70
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saUrHERN DKsPoNDENuY.

CIEqrHNATI, May lS.
The Commercial has the following South
ern DeEs So aEluh i1-l -u1faf 0l.l
The Memphis Avalanche, Of the 9Th, SAYS
telegraphiotn from Riohmohd is pain
fully aigni6oant. NoClellsn seems to have
been prep paring the same fate for Richmond
that Butler and Porter got up FOR New Or
leans.
( The Avalanche, Of same date. ssys Of
affairs In New Orleans; Mayor Monroe
and ths Aldermen have been arrested. and
on refusing to take the oath were sent %
prison. Great distress prevails in the
city. Food Of all kinds Is extremely
scarce -four not 70 be had al any price.
There is moro Of the federal force YET to Be
landed, and the riasr b full Z Of federal
gunbosts, mortafs and tfsdsp0Tts. q is25.l :
The Avalanche 5ssys the Congressional
stampede from Richmond had 8 very de.
pressing effect and It Is beise9ed II fore
shadoWed the early evacuation OF Yir-
ginia. The policy Of evacuating is nearly
played cut. We have but precious little
more territory that We can spare.
The Memphis Argus says the Confeder.
ate loss at Shiloh was 1000 killed and
wounded.
The Memphis Argus, in an article on
gunboats, says: Thus fer It must Be con.
fesssd cur attempts With gunbcats on the
river have been disgusting 6Ezlel Peo-
pie knOWiti 90 does the Government. 24
Tue Correspondent Of the Memphis Ava.
lsnohe says thiFty-thrse per cent Of Bishop
Poke army was killed and wounded st
Shiloh. 4 -
The AVslsnohe, Of The 7th, SAYS. We
have sdviees from New Orleans uu to Sat
uErdBy ct II AM Gen. Butler has taken
The So, Charles Hotel for his- Head Quar-
teFs. 4he EYkRa House on Poydras street
has been converted into 3 hospital. The
jackson railroad depot was taken posses
sion Of Saturday morning. The Federal
pioksts have been extended out as fsr Is
The efesHs d tAs yeEsrsOn and Jaskson
Railroads.
Four gunboais and one transport started
fbr Baton Rouge Saturday morning. Seven
Federal regiments had been landed ct New
Orleans.
Al he neWspapsrs in New Orleans ere
sin published, though Federal censor ia
plsoed over every O1hce 10 examine ell
natter and exclude whatever may prove
ihimioal 10 the Federal cause. D..
The proclamation Of Gen. Butler was
handed ID ct ell the Offices and rsEused.-
When the guard came to the True Delta
ofioe and were refused, they took posses,
sion sad sent foF Northern printers, whc
SGT itup and worked Il OF in The edition.
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FUnTaHa F0RRIsN NRWs.

The West India mail steamer brought
ever several eonfedefates Who ran the
blockade. Itis reported that their misslon
i 70 FSrrohasa Warliks stores.
The Great Ezhibitioh would be formally
Opened the day the steamer left Queens
tpWus otEggustanUss looked anzlisious.
The palm In sculpture is awarded to
Story, the Americas. =
Psrisp psPsrs Of the 9Th publish dis
patch from Vera OruE, dated the Sd Of
April, stating that, Franoe not approving
Of the Convention OF Soledsd. TIE French
troops ct Tehuoan had returned 70 Vera
eFus end would start for the City Of Mex.
ico on tie 6tk.
General Guyon has been recalled from
Rene,
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HONE MANUFACTURES.

II ON E MANUFACTURE
III The German Weolon t4sEuhc4urfns Con.
p9ny. Rurlbut'a blsok, Ontsfio stres8, haze eon.
slu4ed . sali tie ufat i9f q Woolen goods manE.
their maEe- aatA aElE "A air7Et
FaristYrl pEtieE1a are Eeadf Tor alls e Ioa
priooa and the CitiEang generally are raEpscfFllg
Invited . sEamlna ~ 5ooda aEd snooursas homs
ClsTSlsnd' Jsn. ;. lHaBa
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RRn1l I.nnIsYII.LR-

LOUISVILLE, Msy ~.
Com. Foote left for the East on the nail.
boat az noon.
Morgan mas released on parole Colonel
Coffee late Of WaItOrd's Cavalry.
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DR0POsAES FOR FURNisHISG
u FRESH BEEF TO the Troops in the Fisld.
OFFICE CHEZ @. s., MoUErAIs DEPr..l
Hheeling, Va, Nay ,ls62.


IL FRESH BEEF 10 the Troops in the Fisld.
OFFICE CHIEF c. s., MoUrrAry DEF.
Wheeling, Va, Nay 1882.
Sealed proposals win be received al this ofsee
nnui ocloek ?. ~ on the 18th inst for furnish
ing all the Fresh Beef thar may Be re0uired for
aaooPs ~ me 1eld comprising the BTigades Of
ltens Schenck Bienker and Milroy, now Oteri-
Eing ID 2 southarly direction from New Greek STA
tlonl y. q " X K, as base, for two months
sopneneing on the lst day Of june. The Beef
70 os oI good wholesome quality, and 70 Be de-
iiYsnsd 10 equal portions of fore and liT,S ls,Ss
lers (neeks and shanks excluded In such oHsnti
yes as may be required By the Comm iasarf-s of
ne EesPeetEe bflgades. 1he probable total
em0ahI 70 oe delivered each week will be 10000
pounds. The contractor vail be required 10 kesu
an agent near the Headquarters Of each Brignds
VIII Al adequate supply Of cattle constantly on
lAli91 5eAey 70 nll orders from The Commis-afy OF
the Bilgade Payments will be made monih.y
ior the amount delivered on the presentsfi0n of
me Brigade COmmissaries' recsiptf thcrefor Z hs
accepted Did viii form the basis Of q WIitfen con
tract Of the usual form and conditions Bond h,
the sum OF twenty thousand doIlars " hi fv-o
enreues, whose Individual re possibility for tha
above sum shall be certified 10 by the Clerk Of fbe
SonTt where they reside Will be required. Pro
posais must be accomp tnied by The oatb Of sIle.
glance OF the party max Dg TIE bid Propo-ais
from a nrm must specify the names and rssidrnces
or the individuals COMPOSING H. Each proposal
sI.,si Oe e, AIoO ~. Psgea y written saarantee
Hgnea y tne party making the bid and the pro-
pOstd surels@- EhS qeriifcates Of responsibffitv
above referred to, must accompany the guaranfes
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
ws s'..'''.-- = Of .----.--, .------. Of ,
saa ,o,; 49,: = oI...-.--i DO hereby guaranty,
ed, that he COR they will forthwith sign the con
Tract and nle the required bond, or We VIII pay
. tne United States he loss sustained by the iif
terence between his Cor theirl bid aud Ihe next
Proposals will be endorsed on the enveIo5e
Capt ". BARRt6ER.
Comnissary OF onbsisteuer, US A.,
{ my'99t Wheeling, Va
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Term sI 5 1s::: % r. Oss s,: :'B: B. e. I:.!
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FURNITURE STORE g
FURNITUREI FURNITUREll
WEOLEsALE aad REEA1L,
.DEGRAAP & TAYLOR.
At Cur Wsrsrooms and uanufhetory,
No. 81 30 way, AM 65 CHRKsTIR sTREET.
NEW YORR.
TThird Avenue Oa1u = J-.-; -. our ssor,-s

~ Third Avenue -laEu Fa1g oar Et0re.
We stlii eontlnus the Wholesals and Eetaif Fur-
nituro Business, 30 the Old stand, 80. 81 Bolle-g
where With on lpcreasad fsciificI Tor nInnuf-i1r
ing We 80 enabled to osr iu- snls ntB 10 ~ Il ~
not cotainsds ailBWnu1B. aur WarerudfrH ~ II
BoWozys attending two hundrei aud iorfT.;Eo 80
lhfod % Uhryatte IrletI and gl1 Store ID haigt
iorll Eae meet sPaciql ~ well iha ts1 srrsfat
IN the cityi and Hh the lucreagad faclItiss us 90
1easi ere enaoiod % mar uilcture q lover rf fhsn
sal oinef holee IN sh8 trade. We would asnsciaIi3
inxste {oaf attention % our sioak, sonsiling- "a
hOsspood, ParloF and Chaa5ev Fig1ihvs.
IA Brocalslls, Delains eud Pluan.I q. -
AAHodahN HhAUk WALh ct IMlEATIOH1
HUh1lLU44 % aFlAl BEt BtPfTOE, =
An1uellg 0haIl Der furlir1fcs IN -etfl, from Tl "a
tllq hlteLoaFd1 aud EEten1 iou ratlsl cnurf-ufiV
On Ea1dl sd mGhuf lctuFsd % order Ffuo 49,.
wood, Walnui, a1d 1shosany Be11tafz, sieu1 -
ternls alaot large a43QFfme1f of naftre1ss9 -.
figiing 81 Patgnti sprins, Ourled uhir Foa -.
cslglcf and " hal1hora. d lI -
We WonlA SAD call your Attention % osr O.,.
Wood md lllg ata1 lhaif1. ~ abal - 49, II ~
times to supply the traas - ne mcst "a -o6s6is
hmess
Waihg's Razs1t stFf1g UFadlss.
We ere ths sols agrats oEfhis ON o.
ToOEuH's NEv sFTLs PaFssT sFiiEs By
the best sEsli = ths dhsEssf q ~ q ne. Ht
,,,',,,, -, - zee e es6S1.,..,, Eo,,,s
l8a. naTllsal
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tkEWELAND, COLUMBUS 3
" y fHbslENA4I RAl bROAD. -



ZEE
Issa. sUMAEa ERRANGEsEsE. Bss.
IN ard sfser aloadsy, Nay 5, issg, Pcs ssnssr Tr,ps
viii leave Cleveland - bnoal- 80 Il d
lst Train as = -stopplnR At Grafton, WslIine-
sont gara1ngtoni New Loudoa, khaI5T,
Clestliae, GsliiO6, Gil cd, Uardington nd
leEla ten res ara as at Cresiiiua go
n; adisnsPolis so =. "a; 4. L51i, S
=. a. ) Los;ssitls ltlg . n Fo-t vaTns
Aiap N Chicago va Ftstlina 5sia ,. u.
% IrAln-sS25 ?. y -sloBs at 81 statlons and ar 4
ri'sain eolumbui Is lGl5 P. M.
. drain-6sa. e a -ss5pDsns sli Bsr5i, Grshon,
~. = ,.' sie2' ss- ~, Loadon. sbelby. oEssf'
lgmeas ! - , N OiHeIlbss. SIS = n,
Eouisvilis j @ . m; fors Sa5ns rs 4.
m Jhi $50 - GEsssuhe s;lb :. n. So.
A. d s1s s 1i5 C5aslSSd Il Ds is'i "a a sHiB 5iIsS
4 p ! arriEe at g,-yslaRd s5s ?. q. 81 Tran SO
aia OeaH66FtoRE
sksaays sandllsy, llsnl1sld 8 Hsuuri Rigro,l NJ
A--id, Is vernon, heuarki AanelTilR,
Or's,iias, Pis,.oaEge. IoEs WsEas 8 oeio.go Ran.
Lima, Fort vans. Ls5oTf5' lJllie.-5. -.
gsss ..aElEs ~ Slaliii,ii s3sossss. -, 81
aAlias ila lsllsisataizs saIlroad lis, asr AisI.r
s.4ssH ,ai9e. l1 siai5hszl Ugiea. h1zsie, Ia
Dds s.1ei glth strlnfleld Branch lor srlnfaId
lelg 1nzl, l.iftie llaZi q goluubua, g. Ana
halIoell % Aoltas Dayton, fndianapclil,
4 .a1 ks5Is eFtea 4ti LqllI, EorfDl, LoT6lIr1+ Z
and UinclnnlEi, and With the Ohio y 80
Es W asilzo1a e Glneiunati f5r Io1il
vile AEan9Fil.et Cairo 3. Eouigs And. al
lalntI On tl1 0Elo rlg1r. n u
le aDe1 osn tgal bio Reilrosd Tor Hsgnrk, Ealia-
4lilei 5seling, 49, golumel., Rfluaafd
lndAeua kallrc1d lor PiQua, Qrbana, a.
~ SCR TiaEses e al poiasl af1 f5i5Tl57 o-s ID
81 e tAs q k.sssaseE station. Ana e UHioa TlaE
.,,......s -. 3 sc 6, ELEHT, sulsrinisad4li
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All Reading Matter on
this page Is from our Eester-
day AftsEhoon's Edition.
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sl gGs trains FoIbT westward sysi1s1s II 81 --,t,,
a. tials ior Iolsaoi Ohicaso, ColuubEs Oir1lns !
ealli - Ls1isi sci and 81 ne trains going eaasHlld
2319ot 81 Iieklrk vita tho trains of TIE 3 u. . ~
-1lsoedi and as Buffalo with those 81 thn EeW VrlF
Osn.rll snd RgeAlo New Nork CIR Eailroadr. 2
Olssslalia. Nav ;. ,ssg. : = - - 80
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ls5s 4. =. HIGHT MKPREss IRA ts-stov-sr1 AZ
airaEai A1hlab1il and Fafnsi5 ne, osigss15 -
I r1fsz at Cl5Toland at So Az. -
lliio A. =. alA1L LTRA16-siospflE AZ al l,stions
eAetek ~ lrookt DnlonVi Ie, Ferry isast1r, 4 \
laio ? =. DAK ExPREsg yRAIN -sfsppiur u
Gfardl lonnsauts ABhtabula and FafnfTviiIs D.
] olih ano aiEigea % tisgelaud &c $50 ?. u.
49, ssOAMODATIoN TRAEN rfi lave U8ureaus i.
e $50 A. Gtsarirs a. az gtsffof9. srrivfnT
z nt tangeisnd ~ 9sl1 A. g.
seeold Class CarnRr Run en- aIIrhrsurhu
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FORK or GUARANTEE.

'''''. ,----------. u ------i or ------
- or .--.-;i do hereby guaranty that
should the proposal Of --.-..... Be- accsBfed
that ne (or they) viii forthwith sign the Contract
ana nle the required bond or We win nag lie
United States the loss sustained By the dffereuce
Des"een mis- (or their) 6ld and the next higher.
J. ". BARRIGER,
Captain and q. 8, US A..
myI&8I Chief q 8 MOuufasrT risrt- b.
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ognnsetioug fsI.ds g Il l5tfosylis ,itu "a, ~.
El1sys -anzdad I'D Eeglrk n - = CIT61 -
- eana a!lE2i Dayton e1e Oincinulfi R ~. - -
- -, - llcni74u 5o1flern q H0ft11fH rafis11
~ Aoleeo and Hsbgah kailTc1dl - Chso175 D.
Irrtti s4cEl11f Bort HaVno, h8ranFrort - S--lts1
are tqni 81 tsouias aId ~ sdi1tl Wa- N1Ttis
fclt ad1 4oufhHesG
fF1lng errifB ~ Clbfslsna ifuus man suf ~
EsEt q 80 q. -. aai 3s5 p . -an ssofus5'
,.- =. D. HuOEHR
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sealed proposals fmaTkad Propo-rls 10 b
opened Nay ID will Be received a. this oflcs IN.
~ o'eicek p. n. on iIih inst for fnfnf4hfns
AZ me fTssh beet that may be required for tFoOTs
n tne neid composing the Brigade Of Gen. j. 1
COX iof Two mouths, eommencing on tie II la1r-
OF June next The Beef 70 De OF good, vhols.
eeIne quality, a1d 20 Be delivered n e11si u.oF-
Aons q tore and hind quarters (necks and ahanls
eNeiuded) N such quantities. as may Be reouiFed
~ the Commissary OF the Brigade The pr5bable
quantity 70 be delivered each week will Be S00oO
pounds The contructorWilI be REQUIRED 10 zen
Al sgenE near the lHeadquafters IL The BrigaSs
Wiz an adequate supply Of cattle constantly On
nanq' ready 70 hli orders from the COmmiasary of
ne Brigade. Payments will Be- made uaouihiV
Ior me amount Of Fresh Beef delivered. On he
presentation Of the Brigade ComnnissaFyls recent
lnefeior, Ihe accepted bill will form the baSis
q 3 written contract Of the usual form and con
1laons. bond IN the SUN Of ten ihousEud Del
laf9 with tFo sureiies, whose individual respOn
slolilty l0r ne shove specified sum shall be eeri-
nee 70 BY the Clerk Of the Court where fheV re-
SIDE, viii be required. Proposals rnust be accom-
panied by the oath Of allegiance Of the partF u1,
KING the bid Proposals from firm must s1ecifv
ne Bamss and residencss Of the indfViduals com
posing X Each proposal mnsr be accompanied
n : HIi5tsn q GuaIantee, signed By The party ma
siln8 me biz and the proposed suretlas. The eeF.
uioate Of responsibility, above referred TO- must
accompany the guarantee
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a EEAFH UbEFELAsi3
0el = - l1AlL RAIH-s toppinE az su So
l9M s19els Hickll1as Ma1 Jof, PelrY OniOn-
l5s rs e. ~ r. H Dunkirt s-65 ?. n; Baaalo
- ga lllE al Lall1
500 = h---giHCIHHATI UX PREs8-Erain ate.-.-
Z plBg at fainesEilis, t8htlbult 4 ~ GfrsTi 51ir
E e4e aTIi4Es q krts 7;eq r NJ DunziTk ao5 p. /.
fs35 P.M.--0flHk y EAET hDUOsfH1 an VToF. 49,. u
pi g 81 all StationH.
pzok A.-h lQttt EllF fl1Es 2 BAI Itl-stcsbTs AZ
Ealne1yLlai Ash hia1uls and liirurd nBi7, aud arsr
Nj R1hslo "a A. n. :. - - q
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II 1859
SKIRT SUPPORTERS.

SKIRT SUPPORTERsI SKIRT
~ suPP0RrER,il SKIRT sUPPORTEHsfil
'-ihe onlg thing woEthy lhs nans, nnds e1d n tf5l
% order only, By Mra y 3 WIbLEAMg
# aNfia13a No. u fIofntng HILL
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Cl,iEs8 1ishing e1uveyance % either Of ths
anoFS Erata1l0i sl11t1, VIII b called lOF By the
eQleaef "a. tteFens Omnlhug Line, By leaViuF
1a1lf addfels at the OmnibuB Once, lfT Superior
G1et sTtf dn1f g. tha Weddeil House
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NO ia.
PROPOSALS.

IDR OFOSALb r.Is BURNISHTN0
u FRESH BEEF 70 the Troops II the FIsld.
OFFICE CmER O. s.. MourTAuT DEPr..1 =
| --- u Mheallna " Mnr q la. - -
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g 0sA1E's %. .'Flasl..sl.lns', =
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ps b. .-a- aH fss-sH
.asls ts1H -Te- raB 5
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"a % ait9E hs9eays MaF 8, la Pa-ssBgsr Frsia-
HiA tan . louoEri (sundaT sEoeptss)s
. rs f. LA IN nf-rfr-s-u =. ~ -I..f s.."
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a DISGUSTING FIzzLEg
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29
General Order Nu.6B.
lIkApau,RrERs Dlsr. OF Wrsr Tv.N
MraPuis, Tennessee. July 8, Is

lIEApou,RrERs Disr. Of Wrsr IVsN,
Mrspuis, Tennessee. July 8, 1862.
The system Of guerilla srfsre now heuf
prosecuted by sumo troops oTPnnlged under
suthority Of the so called Southern Conled
cucy, and Others without such authority.
being so pefnicious lS the welfare Of the
community where 1t IS carried on, and II be-.
ing within the power Of the community 70
suppress tt,s system, it is ordered that
" whefev-f loss - sustained by TIE Govern
inen', collections shell be made, Jy Sr,z"te
vi y sufficient amount of pet5ohal property,
from PERSONS in the immed ate ne ignborhood
sy,HpsthizIg with the rebellion, To tenunrT-
ate the g vefnlntnt Gor all loss aud expense
Of the snmr.
Persons acting rs gnerr,llas without OF.
gan saliop. and without uniform to d,sting-
nish them from private citizens, are not en-
titled 10 the treatment OF prisoners Of war
when caught, and Will not receive such
treatment.
BY order Of Major General u. $. GIANT.
JouN A. RAwLINS, A. A. q.
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which 1. the Patriotic Pariyl

Mr.. YIN. Gib5en in his speech
at tho Court House, On The dag o.
the Democratic Convention. asserted
in tho stvlc peculiar to that gentle
man. that three -four,hs o'the so'diers
in tho armies were Democrats
Wo suppose Mr.. Gribbcn had NJ"
data from which to speak, but that
he took il second handed from he
great cxcmplar Vsllapdigham. hs
tho same remark 10 boas,ingly made
daily upon tho street by Democrats,
and ns n few innocent people may
pcrhaps believe il, i is well enough
90 show this lie up. and to show why
il ia that the Democracy are not pro-
poitionatoly represented in the army
We do not propose to 60 outside oI
Hancock County, prcsuming that it
1t ia an average county, and as mat
tcrs stand here, 80 they will all over
tho state. In the first place, what
townships have sent the largest
number OF volunteers in proportion
to the population.
This little table tells the story.
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'housnnd tines, thst,iis was Q d. d
Abolition wal = would not peril his
lie in filh,ne aeaiust his ccnvici
ons. ana those, who TINS believed /
!, We NOT. Tho Democrat who be
'icv"d that II ihe war waI II snccrsa
hc would be forced Ia acknowledge
'hc negro ns his equal wonld fight IN
no such war, and no Democrat, nj
ihn, lsss, has done 50. Hence tie
.h1rkwsrdness o' volunteering in
those townships that give the hcsvi
pst Democratic votes. IN Amanda.
this hSs hcen particularly tho case
The leading Democrats Of thar town
ship have sung hut one rnne from
the beginning. 'Abolition! =. Mig
go,! Niggc,l - AholitioDl"-- and Of
I2SG militia, only 81 are in the army.
Not moro than three weeks ago. one
Of the very prominent Democrats of
hat township. snid 10 II Republican o.
/ tl'indlay, "Not one Of his tovs should
Eight for yonr government" oml ht'
sizing the word your. ~ though II
was not his government
The Courier has lent its aid .o
the same dirty work. Week after
week, its columns have tcemed viii
, falsehoods ot the vilcst description
, abusing in set terms tho admins
tration and its movements, for M
: other earthly purpose than of cx.
citing n feeling against the war
and against its continuance. II eu
'Ilogizld Nallandigham; it growled n
the expulsion Of Bright. and publish
cs the spcechcs Of Wicklilic, al
/ open sccessionista, but we have not
seen line from Dickinson. or any
Democrat who supports the ad-
ministration. It opposed confisca,
ton; it opposed the use ct the ne.
I eroes OF the South; it publishes III,
rawlings Of tho Iogan Gasette, Doy
ton. Umpire; and the more deliberat,
treason of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
. 1t opposed tho making Of Treasury
notes legal tender; in short it has
never lost an opportunity to stab the
government, by creating dissensions
-"d teouino no division among
tho people OF Hancock county. II
is these influences that have brough,
about the sta'o Of things that viii
snNjcc a portion Of Hancock county
to n draft.
We submit to the honest portion
Of tho Democracy. OF Hancock
whether the leaders who have loo
Won into this pit are SAFE guides?--
When they toll you this was al
Abolition war they lied. Wbcr
they told you that the draft was mr.
\ constitutional, and that there was NJ
a power TO force men into the service
they lied, and now, that their falsi
ty is apparent, will you longer trus
\ them
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" ar News.

Daring the week but little fight
ing has been done, but movements
Of Importance have takon place
Tho rebel Generals combined their
forces, with the intention Of cutting
Pope's command 10 pieces before
Mcclellan could Ell, ct n junction
with him. But Pope was not to be
caught, and making rapid retreat
TO the Rapidan, established himself
in q safe position Some fighting
Occurred in which tho rebels were
uniformly worsted.
The Indians Of Minnesota insti.
gated by rebel emissariee, have at
tackled tho frontier settlements, an
before aid conld reach the settlers
butch cred scores OF mon, women ant
children.
Gov. Ramsay promptly despatch
oil troops to the aid of the settlers.
Fort Donelson was attacked by {
largo force Of rebels, but they were
repulscd with heavy loss.
The gunboais on the Mississippi
and IaZoo rivera are doing good
work in cleaning on. the rebel bat
teries on those rivers Two Fedora
rams captures ono battery OF A.
FOUNDERS und took an largo amouh
OF stcie,.