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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-11

,-as far the hest He condoled the family
with the cheering certainty that though "
might seem dark and iuscrutable now, yet
the hour was coming when all Woula De
made plaic, and it would be seen that all
j had been for the best 7,,-....,
/ It had been dark hour for the British
Methodist ministry when John Wesley was
toteI. from them, vet others took his place
and the work went on. So now, though
tGod had removed the workman, yet the
work would go on, and the church. would
nrosper as it had before. So in reference
n matters of State. He doubted not sue
cess would come 10 the end /; that these
lowering clouds would pass away, and
that God in his own good time, when He
should have purified the political and NOR
al atmosphere of our country, would cause
the sunshine of peace to beam upon US
again, and prosperity such as we never be-
fore had known.
God could not be against the country in
this struggle. His faith told him SO. DE
would be with our armies and the spirit
permitted to look down upon the success
of the cause in which be had felt so deep
an interest.
In conclusion, he implored the blessing
of God upon his stricken church, on his
stricken country, upon his stricken faml-
ly. and upon all their hearts for Jesus
sake.
The coffin was opened and the corpse
exposed to view. AS the congregation
came around from the different aisles for s
last look upon the familiar features nov
stilled in death, tears sprung to the eyes o
many, and many a heaviug breast attestet
how poignant was the grief for the loss o
this Frien1 and Benefactor, cut down il
the prime of life and the midst of useful
ness.
From the church the remains were es
corted with military honors to the landing
Captain Overs company acted as the escort
with arms reversed and colors draped. Tn
Pail Bearers were Majors Allison, Stafford
Constable and Pumphrcy.
A boat was in waiting aud the remain
were taken on board and conveyed to New
port, Ohio, where the relatives of the de
ceased reside. A large conconrse of peopl
joined in the procession.
The whole ceremony was sad and i'm
pressive, as military funerals always art
but in this case it was rendered doubly 5
by the universal feeling that not alone hi
family and friends but the people, III
state, the country had suffered a loss we
nigh irreparable. The praises of the de
parted Patriot and Christian were on ever
be that there was none to take bis place.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-11

per named him for Senator, we did. We
worked for him 10 good faith, and helped
elect him. And now, in common with all
the good and true men among his consutu-
ents, We repudiate him. aF
And thus we will do always so long as
our manhood remains 10 us, We are the
friend of no public man longer than he
does his duty. We do not ask himto con-
form to cur notions of mere politics. We
ask only that he be sound at heart on the
vital interests of the people. In this view
we urged the nomination and election OF
the present representative from this dis
,rict. And likewise of Gov. Pcirpoint and
all the other men of position whom we
have supported.
When the Wheeling Press can come out
and express one manly. independent and
seIf-denying opinion concerning any ques-
ton on which our people are divided, it
will be time enough for it to taunt US with
the fact that we once supported and now
repudiate John s. Garlic. Mr.. Garlic
knows that in the sincerity aud unselish-
ness of our devotion TO the cause of the
Union, we supported him, and he knows
that in that same spirit we now disowa
him, because we tou I'd him uniaittfui.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-11
ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS !
A Recruiting Rendezvous

q Will be kept open until the 5th day orr
y August, at the ArmOry in the basement Ii
of the Court House in the City OF vince
ling, aud also at West Liberty IN ONO
County. 81,
All recruits will when regularly mustered into the
service, receive the following bounties
From the Government, advance OF
bounty and one months pay..-.........S.}S.OO
FROM the county of oho...-...-..... 300 .o,.oo
Recruiting -'O'-s'V0
The county nnuRty will be paid by the Military
Committee aud the Government bounty by the prop
er officers.
the regiments
A requisition for clothing, equipments, etc. has
been forwarded by the Governor and recruits will be
supplied immed ateIy upon arrival Of the articles
An officer will always be i'll attendance at the rem
devious to enroll recruits and to impart any nor-
nation desi ed by those VIII wish to volunteer.
BY order of the Military Committee.
aHrI1 I'd T. II. LOGAN, Chairman.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Omee of Provost nIarshaI.


TINE attention of all persons subject to dram is
i called to paragraph two of Order Of War Depart
ment, Washington City, August s. 1862:
"Any person liable TO draft, who shall absent him
self from his county State before such DRAFT Is
made, will be arrested by any Provost Marshal or
other United States State ofcer wherever lie may
befound within the jurisdiction Of the United States
and conveyed the nearest military post, and placed
on military duty for the term Of the DRAFT; ana the
expenses of his own arrest and conveyance 10 Snch
post and also the of 81 reward 70 the officer
who shall make arrest, shall be deducted from
his pay"
All such persons proposing to leave this city on ur-
gent business, for temporary absence, will report
al the office of the undersigned to obtain special
permit JOSEPH DARR, Jr.,
auglI Major LIST Va. Cav. and Provost Marshal.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-11
HEIMSTREET'S
Hair Restorative

1T IS NOT 4 DYE,
But restores gray hair its original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenance
impaired by age or disease All instantaneous dyes
are composed Of lunar cdustic, destroying the vita
~ and beauty of the hair, and afford of themselves
no dressing. Heimstrcet's Inimitable Coloring not
only restores hair TO its natural color by easy
process, but gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents its falling OF, eradi-
Gates dandruf and imports health and pIeasantness
to the head 1t has stood the Of time, being the
original Hair Coloring and is constantly increasing
ia favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. 1t is
sold by all respectable dealers be procured by
them OF the commercial agent. d. s. Barnes, 2o2
Broadway y. Y. Two sizes, so cents and 81.
Sold by T. II. LOGAN co. and REED 4 h Raj
Wheeling, Va. feb24
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-11
The Feeling In Tyler and TVetzeI
Counties,

Counties.
We hear the best of news from below us
to the spirit of the people. 1t is war,
war, all over. On Thursday last a large
meeting was held at New Martiusville,
which was addressed by Col. Boyers, of
Tyler County, Campbell Tarr, of Brooke,
Auditor Crane, Daniel Johnston and Jas.
G. West. Great numbers of people were
present, and the most stirring and patriot
ic feeling was manifest. Resolutions CALL
ing for a vigorous prosecution of the war,
and exhortiug the people to come up as
one man to the support of the government,
were passed. Also a strong resolution
denouncing Senator CarliIe, and calling on
him to resign.
On Friday great meeting was held at
Middlebourne, which was addressed by
most of the above speakers, and in addi-
ton by ChapmaH ]. Stewart. At this
meeting the same united and fervent spirit
was manifested. Tyler county, we are
told, seemed to be alive with patriotism.
A correspondent tells us that the "wildest
enthusiasm" was manifested; and he fur
Their says that, at the very mention of Sena-
tor Carlile's name the people 'heaved with
indignation
Such is the split of the people. The
great work of rushing to the support of
the Union absorbs the loyal masses. In
spite of all efforts to distract them, they
will rally round the flag.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-11
A Card to the People
Now is Your Time TO Save Money!
Bargains! Bargains!! Bargains,

BargainsI BargainsI! Bargain.
IN consequence of the fart, that al Cot'G I,, :,
are advancing very rapidly. and 'he - ~
are that they will very soon be higher .rl-l1
previous time. have purchased a large tI- r I
stock Of Forei.u and Domestic Dry 100 lT Jrr.'.-..
have in store, No. 50 Main st eel trH.Ie si;sz.
and to which would respectfully ih'!s - ,-s o.;
ton Of the public, intend selling -, IL,
at the cd prices, and some goods even ~ rss p
they we've ever known before - thll =. - tI-
needing goods, or who Will need them Ne.! -,
batter avail themselves Of this opI''r'"u Ly MS
plying themselves they i'll save m'n,' ,l-y 81
ing their purchases at this time. i'z'.''- .r-;..
have a good assortment TO make me"
from. - ~ bIstrh-t
NV stock consists in part, Of Brown an tysry 4
Musiins CaIicos, Mems and Boys Ne.'i t,Ts Tass
scription Cheeks. Flannels GinEhatlS' So Ba-zs
and ToweI Diapers Irish Linens and sll'' n ,ir,.
Parasola Shaker Hoods Hoop skirts; ,.,is Q: /
adine Wells White Goods, Laces, EmO'
kinds Hosiery. &c, &c. ,,.Dti1u 2
LADIES! LADIES' Your speSl sA-IpI,SS 6UDls
inviteI to my very superior stock OF ,1rgpl-ts
which is he largest cheapest and NOS r,Fr dsss
the season. Lawns, Plain, Plaid ana e.. &C. T.
grey Goods, Mnzambiques, BetaSe AnEt IN max 2
great variety. Please call early A.
greatly TO your advantage TO do So
Yours yerT resPectIu.'! nSOVNER
je24 No. 30 Main St, Centre Wheetlps, -
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GOVERNOR PEIRPOINT,

Our patriotic Chief Magistrate, who knows no cause
but toe Union, who all his life has been
the champion of the working meu.
Besides these gentlemen other distinguished speak
ers will address the meeting
By order OF the Committee of Arrangements.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-11
HEADQUARTERS 18th REG. VA. Vol. INF., U.SA., l
WHEELING Aug. 5. 1Sfi2. [

A LII OFFICERS on recruiting service, having com
n missions Second Lieutenants foI the 18th 18th
and 18th regiI ents Yrninia Volunteers north of the
Little Kanawha river, required to report at
once their respective address, and success in rt
ing. Their special attention is called to General
Order No 75,' issued4by the War Department, July
s. 1862 as strict compliance with all its provisions
is confidently expected -
+ p. PEIRPOINT,
First Lieutenant and AGjutant Commanding,
Twelfth Regiment Va. Vol. Inf'y, U. s. A.
augq- till 18th
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-11

God guard orr nag, and keep each star
Each stripe as bright as now they wnve1
Stillmake it lead our ranks in war,
Still float above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare
Totrail it through the dust of shame.
All honest hearts lite lot will share
And follow it to Death or Fame.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-11
SRERIEF,S SALE.

James s. Porter, Joseph c.
Harbour. John 7. La6in,
Epraim II. Barnes, Ad-
am Kuhn. Administrator
of Benz. F. RidGley's es-
tate,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-11
AN ORDINANCE

TN RELATION TO SIDEWALKS in the town of
i South Wheeling, ordered to have full force and
effect on the LIST day of October, 1857
Sec. l. Be it ordained by the board of trustees for
the town of South Wheeling. That the owners of
fronting those streets where the curb stones
shall have been shall hereafter De SET shall
required to pave the side walks in proper manner
with brick within sixty days after the said curb
stonesl shall have been t, Provided always, That if
the said sixty days shall not have expired sor be
fore the LIST of January in each year, tho time
shall be computed from the LIST day Of April follow
Sec. . That when any Of the owners of the lots
shall have failed to cause said sidewalks to be paved
required by the preceding section. within the time
therein mentioned it shall he the duty of the chair
of the committee streets and alleys hwith
TO cause the said sidewalks 10 he paved upon the
most asonable terms, and furnish the owner or
owners each lot half lot his her their agent
the of the premises. statement of the
Of such pavement and also to file with the clerk of
the town n copy of every such account. And il tue
shall not be flied with the clerk within ten days Of
date of such accounts it shall be the duty of the
clerk place the said accounts in the hands of the
serge Tnt of the town for collection. And the said
sergeant shall be allowed compensation for the
making of such collections the same missions as
are allowed by law upon executions to be paid by
the person or persons liable for the payment OF the
said but in shall the said commits
sion be chargeable to the town.
AN amendment to an Ordinance in relation to Side
walks
BE it ordained by the Board of Trustees for the
town Of South Wheeling. That the owner of unim-
proved lots fronting those where the curb
stones shall have been set shall hereafter be set
shall be required pave only six feet, siX-tenths
of the sidewalk the side the curbstone in
proper manner with brick otherwise to be subject
to the same requirements and provisions, forth
in tho in relation to sidewalks passed Sep
TENDER 10th, 1857.
This ordinance shall take effect September 1, 1855
Copy-Teste:
GEORGE BIRCH
Clerk othe Board of Trustees of the town of South
Wheeling.
n. B.-Curb stones set on Fifth street to
the corner of Hilbert street. aug9-3t
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Hon. JOHN 4. BINGHAM,

OPPRESSION county, our District Representative VIII
be true forever.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

CI The Mahonyites say that in ,oppo-
sing the Administration and the measures
adopted to put down the Rebellion they
are not opposing the Government. They
might as well assent. and probably some
Of them do, that in enlisting under JEFF.
Davis. they are not opposing the Govern
sment Of their country, but only resisting
lincoln Abolition rule"
If in opposing the war measures 70
which every branch Of the Government
and the Army and Navy is pledged, they
are not opposing the Governments b,
peaceful acts and words. then the rebel.
are not opposing the Government in ar.
mics on the battle field. Ii one ID only
opposing the Liaeoln Administration TIL
other is doing no more.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

NJ In the publication of Gen. Nc
Clellan's order yesterday, in our paper,
word was omitted which changes the
sentiment. The idea was that political
discussions in the army carried beyond
The temperate expression Of opinion were
injurious TO discipline, DC. AS it ap-
peared in our paper the word. "beyone'
was omitted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

|kf ~If President Lincoln had dictated
Hornish's sddress his constituents,
which appsssd In the Constitution, it
wonld not have been 4 studied denuncia-
ton of all the measures Of the Govern
ment for the overthrow Of the Rebellion
If jeff Davis had dictated it ne could not
have suited himself better had he tried :
dozen times. II ought to suit him to T,
and we doubt not it does. There IL no,
q word in it calculated to give him of.
fence, while every paragraph Of il is de-
signed to excite prejudice and opposition
to the Administration and Congress, and
thereby TO rem der aid and comfort to JEFF.
dom.
If Mr.. Hornish had said openly and bold
ly that he was opposed to our gov
eminent and in favor of jeff. Davis, he
could not, have exercised any influence
but his jesuiticAl prctence Of being in "a
vor Of the war while denouncing all war
measures, was the very course which pol
icy would have dictated to Mahony sym.
r. :. -sSS'.fs ls-a-sfa s...s =s4as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

BY AZ efcer itsm The Treasury Dcpartn q /, ship
ptrs aad Carriers are required efore forwarding sh
mtnts OF Goods or sAH, amounting TO over $3.50, Ia
places la The nrst and secohd tier OF ths
southern border Of shs State Of Iowa. e die In lie
Custom House Ofscs at keokuk Iowa an cath ire
b. The Trrasnrf DeF artntnt ALSO execute
boud, with approved rufettts, thatth goods therein
described shs not be transported soid used In an,
way, % IS TO give aid eomFor 10 insurgents or 10
sympsihsrTs With those In rebellion against he Gov
eminent of The United States
Blanks cas- lie obtained and instructions given at
TIE Surveyors Once.
JOHN sTANNrs,
Surveyor OF The Port.
Custom House offce, Keokpk, Aus &c, 'o2-aug2s-a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

Ep The report Of the death Of Matt
Ward, rendered infamous by the murder
of the schoolmaster Butler, at Louisville,
j. confirmed by private letter received
In town. He was shot some two weeks
ago, shout twenty miles from Hsfena, BY
a guerilla who mistook him for a Union
man. t@E
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10
Military Notice.

Once OF Provost Marshal, Aug. 30.
Hereafter no sales Of intoxicating l!quots will lie
permitted TO enlisted men liz tinted states Armv
in this city.
Persons selling In violation OF this order viii b.
arrested, and stringent measures taken TO proven
repetition Of the oSense.
J, M. HIATT,
septI-d Provost Marshal.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

1 We call attention to the advertise-
ment Of Harry Hills. who has fine
stock of goods for sale, and has happy
fac'ity for selling them, as any person may
learn by calling at bis establishment on
Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

T- We understand that Maj. Kinney
Y -. Paym aster, is again in town to
make the advance payment to members
OF the 36th Regiment. He is stopping at
the Deming House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

EE- We understand that our townsman
Mr.. w. G. Lyman, professor of EIocu-
sion) who has been engaged in the lauda-
bic occupation of preparing the officers oil
the 3Oth regiment stationed here, for eff
fective duty in the field, will by request,
give them one of his popular and interest
ing entertainments, next "Wednesday
evening at the Atheneum.
Mr.. Lyman has fine reputation as an
Elocutiouist, aud we doubt not will have
a most attractive programme for the eve
nlng's entertainment.
The proceeds of the Exhibition. we
learn. is to be appropriated to The benefit
of the hospitals of the Regiments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10
B r TELEc APH.
Mittsai8hx Report.
A desperate rigAr in xen,uc.

A Desperate FigAr. in Kentucky.
a.tra ~ Perryville, Ky, Oct,,s.
s4j Bragg 'slarmy attacked AcCook's Corps
near this place yesterday. The fighting
was desperate Gen. James j. jackson
Ex- Congressman Of Ky, commanding di
vision, was killed. Gen. Turren. of Va,
formerly Of Turrell's battery, command
ing brigade, was very severely wound.
ed. On two occasions he fighting was
hand to hand z-
/ The Confederates were greatly super
or TO the Federals In mum bers. Mc0ook
was heavily reinforced and the battle was
resumed to-day. The fighting was main
" done BY Gen Rosecransf division, for
merry Mitchell's. Col, George Webster
Of the 9sth Ohio, acting Brig. Gen. .ol
s4th brigade was wounded The firing
ceased about o'clock this evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10
JACKsor TOWNSHIP.

'T%8 JAGkSOF TOWNSHIP. e2E
All IN favor Of law and good govern.
ment---all who are in favor of whipping
the rebels in the shortest possible time
and all in faver of President Lincoln's
recent Proclamation. are requested to
meet at the Court House, this evening a,
7 O'Clock. to place in nomination suitable
Township officers for the the ensuing
year. BY order of the
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE. +
Keokuk, Oct. 10th 1862
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

4 SHIPPERS.
On and after this date Powder wfft be allowed
sold ia hrokuk without Of til, lnc rsIeied
nor any Kind OF Arms whatever. Munitions Of AZ
has Also been ordered BY The special Agent VI the
Treasury Department not to ANEW Goods or Grooerea
except in limited quantities for family use 10 20 int,
Missouri the ouiher tier Of Counties
The object Is 10 Keep supplies from the rebels or
armed bands Vi gaerriIxAiA Northeast Missouri
JOHN STAENUs,
Surveyor efthe Port of keoknk
Kso1rk Aug. ~, 1869
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10
Bachelors Hair Dye---The Bestix
she w Grid.

WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR,S celebrated lair Dye
Produces color not TO be distnguis from are
warranted not 70 injure the hair nshe remedies
the effects OF bad dyes nvigorsses the hair for
life. GREY. RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly tarns
AsPlshdd black brown. leaving the hair soii and
beautiful. Sold by all druggists sc
The genuine designed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoK,
- ~ fer ssses If saeA ker.
Factory, No. II Harciay Street, New York Late
23s broadway and 10 Bond Street -dkwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

Iu THE NERVOUS OF Born sHxEs.-
Ret!redeier,man ha ing to health In
f. VI la. Klief maRs years rf great Suffering 10
WIN r. ~sist others BY sending tfree 4 on receipt
OF pvst q rset ed elv enle, copy Of the pre-.
scrtptIoH used. fffeci 10 the REV. JOHN M. DAG
NALL, is6 Fulton street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
10 i9-dAWsn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

r. Our .FeHhg friend and fellow town
man Joseph Vrnzant, has been promoted
to the AdJutantcy Of the first Arkansas
Infantry. r.r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10
1000 of our Troops killed ana
wounded.

t@ve7a ga. Y louisville, Oct. 8.
doubtful rumor says that at the close
of the engagement at Peryville, the reb-
els had possession of part of the field.
The Government, at an expense Of
500, 600, is about constructing q hospi.
tai near the House of Refuge, capable Of
accommodating 2 900 men.
Later from ferryville - Gen Spurdon
of ILL.,, IS reported killed-doubtfu Oul
loss is stated at 1000 killed and wound
ed. The Confederate loss ia not ascer.
tanned. The enemy arc north OF Perry.
vile. A general attack is expected i'm.
mediately by our troops.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.



We, the the nndersigned electors, OF Lee county
Iowa most cordially endorse Gen. A BRlDGMAH, o.
Ksokuk, Iowa. aud viii use every lawful means u
elect lin Clerk OF the Dls Court Of Lee coubts
October next -
George p Eaton Walker
janis Marsh John Van Walk enburq
s r Williams Robert "A Russell
81 Marsh TIC StempeI
Milford Marsh Chss hreWAt Es4
JAmex Adams 1ohn g Ksunrdy
Harrison Marsh GeorRe ofm
Bernard Pranger Alice
Benjamin prangsr &c soechtig
Dan't n Hughes Ghss Meyer
George ROBBERS VIC Woodwork
Thomas Hale Jr Geosge Baxter
Bardenwerper Louis Stempei
Satn'l Morrison Hugel
Peter Miller John Scott
Webster VIM shaw
Gaorre Webster II Claypool
Hale Chsa Pfeid
10 Dorr George Eaton
NV Dean George shsdd provided
A N EGtof - 4 IIsTe II no nom Inston
Dennis Morrison Cheney Pyle
layton h Edison
= SAINT 4 W alkef 70 4Hruwn-----
John Cisypooi J G swan
John q Natker
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10
For Clerk.

Please announce the name OF Geil. ARTHUR BRIDG
MAN candidate for the Office Of Clerk OF the DIS
trici Court, Tor Lee county. s
MANY LOYAL CITIZENS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-10

~ Hornish says that The war has been
changed into an abolition war by the ad :
ministraticn.
Fl As he is exceedingly bitter in his de-
Hnunciations of abolition we are to infer
logically enough too, he is opposed to this
abolition war; and that if in his power
he would put . stop 70 it at once.
Has Mr. Hornish yet to learn that it
vas the NEGRO question" which the reb-
els made the corner stone Of their confed-
eracye and is he not aware. that TO take
their negroes from them Is very the way to
knock out the foundation Of the rebellion,
corner stone and all.