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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-26
The Right Men IL the Plight
Places.

In the early part OF bis career,
Bonap1rte sent home a list OF
his Generals to the directory, ap-
pending to the name Of each a
few words descriptive of his char
acter, and indicating the capaci-
ty IN which he should be en-
ployed. In every case Il advice
was taken, and the result md
Gated his sagacity. No one
doubts hat our Ca lures are attn
butable to incompetent and badly
placed officers. Have we no one
IN authority capable e. making
similar determinations?
Berthier-Talents, courage,
character everything in his ia
vor.
AuSereau-A great deal of
character, courage, firmness, ac-
hvIty, Labits OF war, is beloved
by the soldiers, lucky IN his OBJ
erations.
Massena-Aciiye, i%ndefatiga-
BILE, daring, has quickncss of APP
prehenslon, and promptncss of
decision.
Surrurier- Fights like a sol
der, takes nothing upon himself,
firm has pot a very good opinion
Of his troops, is i'll.
Desplnois-Solt, without ac-
without daring, has not
lighting habits, is not liked by
he soldiers, does not fight at
heir head; has Tor the rest, hau-
'uer, intelligence, and sound po-
itical principles; fit to command
II lie interior.
Saurot--Good, very good sol
but not enlightened enough
be general, not lucky.
Abatucci ~ Not fit to command
ifty men.
GARNER, Maunier, Casabianca
Incapable not fl to command
battalion IN SO active a war as
his.
Macqrart--A brave man; no
.nlcnts, fiery.
Gauthier--Fit fer sn Office
bureau never was engaged in
ar.
Naubios and Sabuguet were
mp.oyed in The fortressess;
ave transferred them to the ar
n.y. | shall learn to appreciate t
hem; they have both acquitted 4
lemsclves extremely well of the ,
commissions that | have hitherto A
them: but the example Of :
'enaral Despinois, who was all a
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-26

A certain Judge wa once OBJ
liged to double With an Irishman
in a crowded hotel. when the fol-
lowlngconyersation ensucd: Pat
you would have remained a long
time in the old country before
you could have slep with a judge,
would YOU no'?' Yes, your
hohor, said Pat, and | think
your honor would have Leen a
long time in the ould couuthry
before ye'd been a Judge too
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-26

The rebels having always been
accustomed 10 a warm climate.
can't stand the cold-especially
in the shape of cold steel.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-26

their friends in Captain CATERS
company, ! send you this epistle
for publication.
Our battalion was drawn up
in Camp Wayne, on the morning
OF he sth, and in the afternoon
marched 10 tie Richmond Depot
and shipped into "A train Of hog
cars, and sent Oh on way toward
Dixie rejoicing.
We were greeted by the way
Ing Of hats, bolnets and handker-
chiefs from nearly every house
and village alo & the entire line
TO Hamilton. Here the train stop.
ped a few moments to allow the
soldiers TO procure water and re
ffeshmenls.
Many Of the citizens Of Ham
ilton came down to see the gal
liant Hooslcrs Night had now
ret IN, and most Of the boys lay
down to sleep.
YEARLY the train moved on,
until about 10 o'clock, when we
arrived 81 the suburbs Of the
Queen City, when we got out and
marched 10 the - street mar
ket.housc, where supper was pre-
pared for Us. Nothing could
sulpass the exultation Of the la
dies OF Cincinnati, who hailed us
with acclamaiions OF JOY, and the
futtcriug Of flags and 'kerchieis
from the sidewalks and windows
along Our line OF march. They
cordially shook hands with the
boys, as they passed, laughed at
their wiiticisms, and even, in
some instances, COVE them their
handkerchief.
Altcr supper we were marched
10 Covineton, and through that
city to the outskirts, into some
butchers' slaughter pens, where
Tie boys spread down their blan-
kets to repose upon for the bal
ance Of he night.
Next morning we took up our
line oil march on the Lexington
pike for Camp Mitchell, distance
five miles. We bivouaced near
the fort for tie night, and receiv-
cd our arms. The Publications
AMI nile pits that were thrownup
along tic road, and the general
appearance Of the camps, impress
sed our boys with tie idea that
they would soon see ,rer. The
next morning our battalion was
marched nothward, along the
right wing OF the army, which
presented q continuous line of ri.
pits. for two miles, where We
took TAP our lie of defense and
commenced throwing mp en-.
ttcnchmecis. The cay was rs {
hot a one as llooSiers ever iclt
aud tie heat continued during ne
May a limb grew wea- ,
y before work in the trenches
leased. after II p. m. g
The site Of oug camp isa mag /
liiicent ono. Located ON a crcs, i,
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-26

siderable detour in the intended
course of lac owner. Tic docr
Of this very graceful act-this Pc
lite as well as good Samaritln-
was Lord palmerston."
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-26

Do you know who built the
BRIDGE said a person to Hook
No" replied Hook, but if you go
over you will be toiied.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-26

Dear old Mrs. Cracker says
that if women had not caused
man TO commit sin in eating, no
doubt he would very soon have
s'nned of his own accord by
drinking.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-09-26

right at Milan, and all WONG at
the head of his division, orders
me to judge OF men by their ac-
tons.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24
NstuEfl " A~fh RlnrTNS

=ava ives L1ne And 1-- -c!lahle ?es5o--
give ike leirrst-=@tis Lnlr-lta1l=--'
SOFA ever --e@-t-5-7ce y0c anu g. Der bottle
" L IATAY ACD.- 3-ouczTorS. Troy Y I
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24
EKz. % T.. INIT I. .
TIE NEE ORE WE.N-L TINES
single Cspic> s2-rva Copies cor Ti-eive
-cpIe- Tor -.
lie JheaDfS l1d Best Family ll1 ie21fa.
Yevy0aleF Il -Ie 1ltc1 States

Wv YORK VEIN INES are Lna
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everything -rllc uzY l--pen y e EN- -nlslt-1, =
.rlv uar- d lie NJr-l i so-11nElIs III -au Ie-i
mon Al. -CpicS u --npOf"lIce Z eFe- 4s-~I --Sil
f.i- gc-- On AM l!,yav- II interest Di e4pin
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u ut IL i lezeleelI rres-. -n4 -tz-sis M increase
erss0n ,r --leruaIICn i SLAYER Ia u very arg
.lse ucoIuuzr-ie III ne lEae7t welfare u ms WOE
courrunit Tlle-f -tpurTs promptly AZ 2c--l-Ie-.
a me c- u general LIe-e-t z eTe-~ is2r-.n-Ai
N human scrivrI lsrer Jz11ers . v-c-us ase3- -
excludes lis columns etlllI- .aA. NJ.
11u.ale r .Iuprup=r Tor Te1eEa4 -I--iV =
e+e 10 promote lie gsnrEai welfare 1T irShS --r
'iaina. e8I-r ~ ,r-oy. -ITy AHD RELIGION
Dor -t,a nasse= u he people: ana n all s 1scsiohr
eadearoTs constantly y guided ma ;9niFoilfa oy
1iHDtEgAr,CE. ,ilE PArRlOTTsa. AID COMMON
SENSE.
Tuts sor-rspunde1oe. o0Th Foreign AMI Dorns-iic nc
r.uR= san1s-eed sup=--or 70 my lhsT Anrs.c.a
JournAi. It's ae. orrs 1l Congre-slpnA4i anu @
7rpo--aingr. ol E.EsnciA4, On 2InInticIss ,nxT aT-
NJ rnnor-anT -e.sI anu Criminal r--as- and u Snsi-
r- xv 1ave special interest for ne ZrraI Joay oi e
community are iu 1ToInpi ara Te-ne- I ,-,,s .r,d
Especial ATTENTION . leFosea % -n1i' ~
-r-stvar-hv reports Il he
LIVE STICK ASD PRODUCE Markets
IN, Enich -D-c!a s1rus Reporter IS uAini-.asd
LITERARY DEpA3-AENT
viii also De kepT ID embracing
STANDARD NOVELS ASD tales.
ann ane1us ec:luns II the 1isntst Interest,"
ruE AGRICULTURAL. DEPARTMENT
. --r--I.-i rom 4 var-ezv ourcts- uknY oi s.letn
.,-.s,t. 20 the American reader. 2na ultAEs 'A.
-EoI- information o IL tar-nes ana > 5aroeHef.
lie ~ EEhI.Y TINES viii oe I'll % -anscl'Deis q
snv nar- u tiI- country IN he following fer-nh
single COMES. a. ~a<r
rso C0ples a. -
Five { 0rnes. 80 - -
,s-.en = ho will ED j. Club u FEA snnseri
- ., a -ae .a receITe =lr. CODY lor 4iLlis'4
y ~ rerulu t3ue Dollar = us @1npsnsAtioA'
THE yEw YORK DAILY TINES
=. ,bii.E,si -ya-- dav =xcepr SUNDAY And % --nt
= t.-s nv rnail Al SIX DOLLARS yezr Lnciu :
1ing sunday EuItiun -.
The sEMI.w EEALT LINES.
5,hIi.fs-i on Tlp-aavs anG ET-Gays' anu 0oI''-Ni-
-,vlt mage. II rradinE matter IA every HIlhDs-' -
I 20 sat-crrbers At rhE following faIes -
-ingie C0p.ts- zs
Two curle=. ,.... = = , nh
~, uers1u VINO Will emu CiuD d : - s'D- %
,---t-rs nav rt.s=lve Al ec-f2 copy iui 4llte---
I ~, Dol AS ana I Hal! Is q M pm liio-'
/ rrRus-r asil invariEhiv n ldrahsF, 81, v-.,ezr ID.
an iertsFs "a 1z 4aui asset 70 = = - 49,
- Pruprls'ofs n 'As 8lzlw8
city.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24
HAIR REGEA5ER4T0R.

The Re-ener-tur s mt II II --o SIZES. and
-e.alls -or 30 .anrs or pint bottles and q or
Iugr- 1ortie= re luar- bottles 4re npc- ne
cheapest.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24
MRS. " IL>ONS
coo @ AN IT OIL.
EA-E DRESSING

u-s T.sa- lair Dressing 7-I ~ = z-ce 1o:t!=s-
M -esas -r = --z 1-- nozzle. III II I-rss-1g -hs
--lr NV person. ro1E = 1-l. there II IS -arz 4
= z-rtd Z ", IKE ks 1-lr =e--tl-Ig III +1sh
70 1z. -ra moreover. PERFUME hat Infinitely
s-sr,-- 70 ny I h --sil--2us ct- e--hH- 1-sg1
: American v1-= 1laas Acz4d =1-!:is . pace Il
-v=-- -dv's LEI .2hls.
--a ne le-r-z-7trr lr+ure -c--r,ny IL 1iznt. 1nn
II !s -ur-.1- -uu.v icte II -ts Dressing. Lu1 -o--
air I'll Be -ve- rorr .f-ike = -o.1- ana 1==utv.
I-e lot.Ilr uur lEIr 5Et these 77ellAratiors lrn
Use a-ze cc-rrt1- % lrec-toEs. ana garr-1t -cE
: -u1a healthy lezd % --l-.
Manufactured In1 -old wholesale " Herr ? WI
az % Nar-:l=sts-. = I.--o HnnE AL sste-r snyzi1
% addressed
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24
TEGE-4z-E IT M------zz.


VEGETABLE - N------T-S.
--e -7el. SHOWN -u ~ -Lis-!ll--
DfsFE--L-- Jr nor EI-lr -!-rssI L. fr.- III @s,r
srcrn-c.s 4uu creating low 7n,. 7--tlv Il- IL
-Ie2c Y lie a.~ -ng zc--G End =--.lv-c- o.a l-
lpL-f.te l-zr-y1r- -e4tc,-- 4z-i. 5-s--. -ll--u=-
Ae- al -,l"- I11 -1si if4i--.o -Tlel re -.= .-1-
--zI -nUtuns 11 Lv--r-l. vllI ans. ~ lsr---s
-1--s-ie- noe u is ylTr.
.o,-----.rE--. 1.e4lsIug -te y1gla --,-f 5l he =
eeT.reS WIN ~oreEt process. 1ua VII -qt -rU szas
al vlo-eur yuras eve 's JOWe.z ->t1r- -t.ln -v=
7-rEas u a 1.uds 5r -rsro-u- - mood 70 : -,
lia e-rrulAliu1. through re 7r'.c-- ,ur.In :.
rs ;as--, Iii4 .1e -Aorolll -ou1.aa u III l!e-l.l
Obstruction I Jrrzzr
The -.te Medicines l2re .-=l z-ov- 10 ---r gua-r2
IsEn 7s1InAnentiv n fIre= ~e-Ss. laf ttzs
lnr y ,e-noY1nE .os@l -L1aI42r.uI lie nuse-ee
ana 4gETle1ts II -,Ie jOIrrs.
DROPS zInds 1v trr--ug M -rrr art-u1ns,
ne EidneTs ana JiGdQE-' -her 1urrc1e gts
-.s-e IMPORTANT Irzaus- 4uu le1c1 4--- -ss- ---
unnu F--nIn -rF7t1v -ur -t= VI .ravel.
Aiso 1T.Is ~ 1IsodeIuc -rnTn ne -ur1Ings II -.le
Doves me Inv natter 70 winch -tsss tdheyr
SCCE--. L. ELS Luvetera1e sureS ne ----s--
pHrTtr ErleA -IrSe lie Medicines -t= aud !
me Iurnors.
sCoRBU--C FzUP--oH= 4nd pad Ca-nuls,,.uns bv -ear
Alternative -ec- 1pon ns 1lds ttft KIN. anu
he morbid STATE u yle occasions al -yuu,lra CON-
phlrts- saow. IowoY anu 1ltl=r 1sag-t-Ane cunuieS
The 1I the=e Pls for ve-- sln-- rne will Fer.
an =nr.re zae u salt 3h-1n- striking improve
nsur he ceaTness u tie sk.u. la1r1un Cold. AM
lnruesize vii always Dc c1rBd 5r Jne 1als. . 7
The cuses-
PiLzs-Eae original proprietor 9f hsse nesiie,ne=.
vas cured N Pi.e= II e ears Standing 1v he q; he
Lie Medicines aioue
ssvzE AND AGUE-For ,hls scrUrce u lie N-s7ey-.
soun1rv. Ihes- jt-iznee xii D uuud a s.1e .r--,i,-
1np c-t 1e.nAv other cave Ls svEfesr
-uflr- e-fusn u me Iisease- -r~ av fhs-e raj
r.nes psr-nEnef ITv Iar-n Je satisfied ana J- c "a
3IL4ors PETEAs AND L!-gI -uA7l-A -s7-s .-.Ien---
Debility oss NJ pp-fIie Di-.-@ E-iA e-.hs J4f,
icne< nave Gen j.. slih me Jesecia rt-=fs 4
u Tins DESCRIPTION - rss zT-I- anu &c rui Is
Il II worst uI -ns. rias tie mia powerful :.
non D tafse regrarxaDie Ae-lic1r-> Nrr-+ ssa-z-
Nervous De1l!iiv New C1rnu II a.! Klna. p
oliaiGns u The Ge=rr palurtra Colic. u=-!y G..
II.
@EECUEiA- OIsEAEEs.-pe-vTrs -Ennse constitutions
1avr be-nne rInpzlre1 -r he .Iudic.m-s L.. of .1r
VII -ld Taes- Aeaie;nr- petr-- = uev leees
AL =--olczTe rum ne v-iem AL -ls re-s II aey
Sarv- nrnIe.v -.uner -h=n ne 10we--ui 9re-e-
saIsspzrrilG
Prepared and -oId " w z -!UEE.r
LIP" 3EuA DUA-. Esy. YnEr
Fna sA-E -. oRCs.-fsr@
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24

---EES u - l.Eus- II 0r-uE = stGCI 20 -
Tia retaliation. through 7rt.s--~ II - r-r. IH r.
ms zas--, aha -tie -AuruaEl LLe-t.1.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24

Fpld also sfcie. -a4I -4G-. 11zc-lJ~ ii 1ur~
VS. 50 34d4r al-c-~d win -5aGu hat IL.
C-E enough ava l@- grd -44A 1-g X. III -,.ulyfli
she vs-s GOING II ean,-ruu-.oa. --- 5-- 1-i-
7Ht 0oTtle u ToNr -nWpol-nu li4I lr-I l-- she
E.t e We -u7- = =-= Va - ~ a.
-ELL 3E-3F0ED. Y. Z.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-24

lOTt.= 4 he T-H;a 7-l= -Ua-r.i. .-l .z-1-o
lEd -2Een -7r1 ttlrds o. = lre--z -t!zI lne 1a.-
e e1t Elo--l -zu g==- l-zE..=1ezA
with III s1rru .alrI eng ne -a-a -0- ia . -e-
urn ~ I s9nc- anu 42va 1c-r arrs -n1c~z
excellent Iealtl. f-IT s-l-v .. --LEL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-27
roUNTAIN COUNTY.

So, since 1851, Daniel w. Voorhees, has
not paid his taIee For e1eUen years he has
Kept The State or o0mty out of his share Of
its burthen. He has had its protection
and refused to pay. For nearly the
whole time since he has had vote, has
this spouter of denunciation upon those
who have swindled the Government been
Withholding from the Government what
he Justly owed it. Look at the list. Not
one solitary year on the long roll contains
pay mark Read 10 over carefully
There is not break in the rank of deln-
qucncies. Not one. 1t is all black,
black, black. A single tax receipt would
blaze in its darkness like lighthouse
Count the years Fifty zone, fifty-two,
fifty-three, iifty-four, fry-fve, fifty
siX-how regularly the numbers fall in
behind each other flfty-sevcn, fifty
eight, fiIty-nine, sixty; it tires one to
count It, il so long; sixty-one, the very
last year on the tax duplicate, and eue7y
one delHguHti What n record Of shame
How eloquently these dull figures speak
in their monotonOus regularity! One
unbroken career of delinquency, of failure
to give the Government support for its
protection. And this man lectures peO-
pie about taxation, aud the oppression TO
those who pay it.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-27
lIistak OF Relio Hunters,
Among late items of foreign gossip we
find the following:

Among late items of foreign gossip we
find the following
An English clergyman, beautifully got
up, and the pink of propriety, goes TO
Antwerp with a friend. They only 90
for the day from Brussels, and so leave
all their luggage behind. AT Antwerp
they go to see the castle, and at the cas-
tie they were shown the apartments OF
Gen. Chase, who was then Just dead,
and was the hero Of the place. Their
guide goes of TO receive another party,
and they are left alone. In the late Gem
erals bedroom they find pair of mill
tary trowsers, aud a discussion arises as
to whether they would or would not be
too small for the clergyman He himself
insists that he could easily get them on,
and offers TO show practically that be
can do so. He takes Off his black trow-
sers, and is well into the feathers when
the noise Of an advancing party of sight
seers scares him. He and his friend re-
tire TO an inner chamber, and the friend
gently peeps out 10 see what happens
The party turns out to he composed OF
ladies only, led by fierce and dominoer-
ing old maid She sees black trowsers,
and at once announces to her friends
that they are "relics of General Chasse."
Further, she is not going to let such an
interesting relic escape her; so she pulls
out pair of scissors, aud cuts out a
patch as a keepsake. The others are in
flueuced by her example and by the
greatness Of the prize. First one and
then another petition for sOuynenir.-
One wants 10 make a pen wiper,
another a pin cushion, The arch thief
herself wants to get leggings out Of these
devoted garments AZ last all is cut
away but few straps and buttons, and
the ladies depart Out comes the clergy
man and Gnds what has happened, He
is overwhelmed with the horror Of his
situation, aud sits shivering until night
fall enables him 10 get back 20 his inn,
and there dash into bed, and forget his
grief ull the morning
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-27
BY Last Nights Mail
The tgCbCl LoaaCs tn the Recent
battles IN Vfrgtuias

Tie ECnCl LOnaCN tu the recent
hattics m virginia.
The Richmond journals give long lists
Of killed aud wounded in the late battles
before Richmond As showing how some
Of their regiments were depleted, we
present the following statistics made up
from these papers
The Second Florida Regiment went in
to action with $50 men, Of which were
killed, wounded and missing l49
The Twelfth Mississippi went into ac-
ton 391 strong, Of which number were
killed, wounded and missing, 2l4
The Eighteenth Virginia went into ac-
ton with 525 men, of which were killed,
wounded and missing, 2o8.
GEN. snaRUpER IN COLUMBIA, S. c.
(grom thr Columbia o. C > Guardian. July 49,
Major-GeRera Magruder and staff ar
rived in this city yesterday, and took
lodgings at the Conagrco House In re-
Spouse to the call of large number Of
our citizens, and to the compliment Of
music by the Fort Sumter band, Gen.
Magruder expressed his qualification and
thanks in a few soldierly words lie
said that General Mcclellan had been
completely defeated, and that the change
of his base Of operations from the Chick
ahominy 60 the James was the result
of necessity ana not strategy. General
| Magruder looks the brave leader that
we know him to be. We are informed
that he is on his way TO East Tonnes
see his presence being needed there at
the present juncture Of affairs.
LAwRENCEBUBG, IND, July %, p. N.
BY order of Brig Gen. Downey, OF the
Indiana Legion, company of one hun
dred men, armed and equipped, with two
! wagons, under command OF Lieut.. b. }.
! SpoOner and j. ii. Farquer, 18Th infantry,
u. 5. A., left here at o'clock this eve
ming for Burlington, KY, the county seat
! of Boone county, which phase is tonight
threatened by a band Of guerrillas. They
have orders to report to Provost Marshal
Calvert there. The company was raised
in two and half hours.
WASHINGTON, July %.
Recent reports from Warrenton, that
jackson was near GOrdonsvillc, are con-
iirmed. He is at Louisa Courthouse, with
$4,000 men, and Ewcll, with his com
mand, is at Gordonsville, making the total
rebel force 10000 Their intentions are
TO break our lines and make q demon
stration on Washington, to draw Off our
forces from Richmond
PHmADELPHIA, July 2i,,-The city to.
day appropriated 100000 to the pay
ment for bounty Of $50 to each volun-
teer. To supply the quota Tor this city
a loan of that amount will be negotiated
next week. ..
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-27

A SoLDIFR's WIFE OnJEcTE0 To AN
ExCHANGE.--A private Of the Twentieth
Massachusetts, regiment was taken pris-
oner at Balls Bluff last fall, and confined
at Salisbury, North Carolina Some
wee ks since a friend called upon his
wife with the assurance that her husband
would probably be exchanged for a rebel
then in our hands, ~ won't hsve him,
cried the woman in alarm 81 love Tom,
and won't have him exchanged / don't
want a rebel husband. The friend
corrected The poor woman's misapprehen-
sion the absent husband was finally
released, aud she learned that for once
exchange was no robbery
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-27

The address Of the President to the
members of Congress from the Border
States, and their T, spective replies, have
been perhaps more generally read than
public documents, Of their length usually
are. We are not indis posed to regard the
questions discussed therein as out Of
place, in the quiet fields Of logic, during
great rebellion like the present, which
contains within its bosom a revolution far
more important than itself No human
power can stop the agitation Of the top
les discussed in these papers, but per-
haps tits the will of Providence, that
they shall be settled by the progress and
necessities of war, whose peculiar logic,
is more ineNorable than that Of me coun-
ell chamber. Il is more likely that the
"friction of wal" which cannot be avoid.
ed nor ayerted, by anything short Of the
return Of sanity TO the rebels-wh ich
would be a miraclc-will adjust them
than that any plan Of Mr.. LNooLN's or
Of Border State Congress smen will do So
Alexander cuts with his sword the Cor
dion Knot which cannot be united
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-27
RAILROAD LAWS.

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hu. aH, HurIh henry Hurt,
ON door FROM Onion
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/ win aaFn p.r C.nyga by purchasing lheir Tirt.
cts at This uaur whore uatHts uau De bad 90 an tUo
prime u. JtIDs BOO lhf No.tu, EaFt ami West, by thg
-l.rs. and m.sI reliable route also, TiCEo ts bo
had 90 uIuugI.let Ana, luI 1901 intermediate points ou
Iho Nashville a 'hpuauunFt, and Irun.sroe & Ala.
hlma Railroads. .. ..... ...
Parauus going Ewt, Dy Iait hlsng Tirkaswll h1,o
their baggage checked fHm tUy Hotel or part of Tho
glly 40 f.r as LOUISVILLE, rs. ....
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% thar SON eau l.tya 1our glu iIr uo Omnibus t1
ueuFsl. you o. De urui
through r.ls ul aIIuF, giving Tor 200 classes d
Freight 60 al. tho principal tItu East ytn outs vile
a Nashville, J,lFfs1Uyiur Indianapolis, a.. oilu.
tllUs New York tsUtHI.t h.w YORK, EnH IS Pruusy1.
y1.l Railroads. or by water Ht as Uv ratio as by sny
other route.
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rish Bills uI Luuirg % ths East boy su Railroads, or
by Water uud Raj
fur further Information can 90 the once
". w. CRAIG,
yug-7-U General Uant au1 IrsEht Ag,ut.