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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04
Silver Soap.
Corn Rlantrs.

A NEW aa,d Excellent Articlefor cleaning 81
IN 4nrl Plated Ware Just reoeivee At -
De-. .a r5q NO. . WILLIAMS BLOCK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04

Thoss Preparation. tupllls all othor. are
Free from POisons.4
Not dangerous to the, Human Family"
Rats do not die on the Premises"
They come cut of their holes to die"
They are tle' only inrailible remedies known"
10 years and moro established in N. Y. City"
Used 8y-tRe City Post Office
useaey-the City Prisons aud Station Houses.
Used 1y-the City Steamers, Ships, &c
'Used " City Hospitals, Aims-HOusos, &c.
Used bgf-City Hotels AstOr'-'st, Nicholas,
&c.
Used 6y--the Boarding nou,ss. &c. &c.
Used 6y-lnore tbun 10000 Private FumTl,.
oE sBg
Gay See ons or tlpO Specimens Of ,chat ,s
Everyaohsrs said By tie Psople-EdROrs-
Dealers, &c.
Observation-Disclosures with vermIn
need be so no longer, II they use "CosrAEs'
Exterminators. We have nsed it to our suits
laddon, and ifa box coat S5 we would have it.
We had tried poisoHs, but they. effected moth
ing; but "CosTAR's" article knocks the breath
out of Rats, Mice. Roaches and Bed-Bugs.
quicker than we can write it. il is in great
demand all over the country. Medina (O)
Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroy
ed annually in Grant County by verinin, than
would pay for tong Of this Rat and Insect Kill
ler,-Lanoaster (IYis-) HeY0ld.
HENRY Il. tOosTAR.-5re arc selling
your preparations rapidly. Wherever they
have been used, Rats, Mice, Reaches and Yer
min disappear rapidly.
EcKER & SroUFFER, Druggists.
Windsor, Md.
''GOstar's' 7at zaeaoh, 90 zrtOrminatOr.
.oostaE's' 1ed-bue zxtoFnipator.
'Costar's' Electric Powder EorInsoets& &C.
IN 25c. 5Oc. 81 BOXES, BOTTLES AND FLAsEs, 50
AND S5 5s1zEs ron PLANTATIONS, snrrs,
BOATS. HOTELS, &C. &C..
Caution! To. prcycnt the public ftom
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
Perilicious hlitGtionS, d neE label has beeu
prepared, bearing a fdesrmils of the PrOpCie-
tors Signature. Examine each bottle, box or
flask carefully before purchasing, and take
nothing but 'Costar's.'
rer n TtTIE& Az
BsS~ Sod EuerylnhsTs-by .
An Wholesale Druggists Ia the large eities-
. Some OF tho
.Whslessle Agents in New York City.
Shiedclsn Bcos. a CO.. rraI, Rlsly & Kitchen;
5 4: FahasssooK, Hun Co Rush, GAS ! Roblasoa.
Wheeler Hart; Mci6sson n Robbins.
James Aspnwal q & Rarnes Is.
Morgan a Alien e. g. Wells & o. -s
Hall, Ruoksl q 60. fsassila Marah a Gardner
Thomas Fuller. Han lN1sou @.
r. D. OGvis. ConzRI Rox-
AND OTHERS.
.HE Philadelphia, Pa.
T ". Dyott 4 Co. R50eri shesraaksr & Co.
b a FanucstoOk Co. Fraueh. kiGhArds-& %.
AND OTHERa,
Boston, Mass.
Soi G. psfS ss?ss % O. 5ss %ssfs Wis., ss'!s
AND OTHERS QAF
Also, All Wholesale Druggists at
Chicago, Illinois,
ST. Louis, Missouri,
20 Detroit. Michigan.
Louisville. Kent1clss,
Cincinnati, Ohio, H..
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
BufTalo, New York
tEtfrT FFtA. AASbBT t4@AE
Druggists, Grocers, StorekeePers and Re
81 tailers gererAlly, IN all Country
Towns aud Villages sVT
10 the
81 >. --f3r tseit
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04
SEMI-AHNUAL STATEMENT, NO. iUG.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
s g 8 g, 9 o 2. 98.
may LIST, 1851,

GiIl's Combination Steel Plows.
TsT received the largest stock Of steel Flows eve
u brought to this market, among which may be foun
CLIPS CoInbin alton General Tee PIow;
q Sod "
Loose Ground "
5 Horse Double "
q - "
SubsoiI %
ANY of the above Pows be hgf With either steel
Cast Shuears, both may be desired; and will be
at MATT Iacturers prices lOF case without addition
freight.
Feb n c. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04
Fruit s. Oxna N e entail
IS Trees, "a %
Grape Vines &c.

THE Subscriber wishes % iaf1rm the people Of To-.
j ouut5 tnEt b" has goae into the busatFs ~
selng Fruit Trees aud other Nursery produces. Efom
ihe Sth to the 18th ot April, iCladug those days, lie
may b found IL leawnrs, on Union street, directly
north OF the Delaware FIGURING Mills, where he viii have
hand Tor sale general assortment ui Fruit ID OTna
mental Trees, Grape Vines, ct al the Old many OF
tho kinds, straw berries ISpborres Back6erries,
&c.-a4i Of which he will sell low Lhey be
bought anyshere. l.ease give him catl.
Mar 2P02-St y. H. liAsToS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04

MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroy
ed annually in Grant County by verinin, than
would pay for tong Of this Rat and InoecG XIII
ler,-Lanoaster (IYis-) Her0ld.A
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04

A MOTHER lot of Solid B Bored Tubeing for Chain
IA Pumps Rnilr conducting water y 10 inch bore
Sept 0 i5e-&tf c. c. CIAMBERl.AIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04
Axes ! Axes |
Drain Tile.

TUsT received car lead of Drain Tile Of
d superior quality.
8 inch Horseshoe Tiis-... .......-....-s2 90
: do DO .............- 2 so
DO do ...,f.........- 90
AH5eralIiscountto those who purchase them by the
hoL sand, 80
Oct Is 80 c. c. CHA AMEFEI AN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04

Observation-Disclosures with vermIn
need be so no longer, If they use "CosrAEs'
Exterminators. We have nsed it to our sutis-
ladtion, and ifa box coat S5 we would have it.
We had tried poisons, but they effected moth
ing; but 'CosTAR's" article knocks the breath
out of Rats, Mice, RoacLes and Bed-Bugs.
quicker than we can write it. il is in great.
demand all over the county. Medina (O)
Gdzctfs.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04

HENRY f. .oosTAR.-we sfe selling
your preparations rapidly. Wherever they
have been used, Rats, Mice, Reaches and Yer
min disappear rapidly.
EcKER & SroUFFER, Druggists.
Windsor, Md
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04
BOATS. HOTELS. &C. *

Caution! To preyent the public nom
being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly
PerniciouS haaations, neE label has beeu
prepared, bearing fdc-srmils Or the ProPCie-
tors Signature. Examine each bottle, box OF
flask carefully before purchasing, and take
nothing but 'Costar'5.'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-04-04
Table Ware.
For Sale.

k0 WEEPING Willows, Of years growth
~ very d fty, or lG ieet h'sh' los' llsli-l-4
t-ansphuiing this Spring, to the teInelrfy Or
s.s "a 10 desired. G CLAY
AsaEeA 1dfe--t!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19

the arms OF friends AMI saviofs, that threw
myself he continued. "Thay had spied Us OF
ih'roc' and 'ont a boai for us. They had fourS
me rnvng mnnilc ard Blanche .c,rcoly bet.
ter than lead Blanche much restored, iui siil IN.
y a shadow II her pretty lively ofB l' last with
her COOL aunt, and am here Bu, indeed, Jessie
must at once return to the dreaded sea from
which have but just escapcl."
" Not 49, said Jessie, and before all the farni.
-ho toll Of the arrangements male by Mr. Car.
lylc
Eric 'at amazed, not knowing what TO think
" How can place myself under such oLliga.
tons to one in no way related 10 me p said he.
should say that :" remarked Mrs. Creep.
" None &" ny young ones sloul 10 begging for
an cstabli hmcnt in business"
" There Is no begging in the case" said Jes-
ic, quietly, too u'nl to the insulting specific Is Of
Madam TO he at all disturbed by them " and -
Tor obligations do not he too proud 10 acc ut what
= so nobly anil freely offered. You viii, ere very
long, be able to repay all pccuniary benefits a
debt Of gratitude you will always owe, but the
maguaninOus heart finds such a debt no bur
den"
" must sec and talk with Mr.. Carlyle, before
can decide what 10 say or do, " aid Eric, harl-
knowing whether to he happy or not.
1t was growing late 80 after prayers, and af-
ter Eric had been refreshed with bowl Of milk
from aunt llctty's farm, the family retired to
rest.
T., be (t.,y.a,sy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19
OFFICIAL AND Raj
CORPORATION LoAN-THRSTOIi

CORPORATION LoAN-THBSTnyt y
Ofence FUND Bonds" Of the corpol Of =
ofNsw York $4,000, Geo. with tie vi
becoming due and payable ON the hlay Of
l 1902, will be paid Al This Office on thy
Holders Of said Bonds, and others may DE-
" invest In 1.-THE Union Defence Ftredemp
Bonds" Of the corporation, authority an ~
the Legislature, passed April IL, 1are INN
70 signify the same by letter, adore W the :
dersigned, stating the amount desirnul the
OF May, prorimo.
The Union Defence Fund Redeem Bon
viii be Issued in sums 10 suit, and bear in
resi- nx per cent per annum, payaemi. am
sny, on we nrst day OF Nay and NoNer in o,
year, and the principal will be redeele Nov,
Der l, 1894. They will also be tranaIe !, nj
sure, only upon the Looks Of the corp,, Nst ,
Office. ROBERT II HANa s...i,.'
City ofNew York, Department Of Fce C.r
,roller's Once, April II. 1891. SiS.iE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19
SHIPPING.

FOR LIvERPOOL-OLD BIZ ST
= Line. The packet ship BELLE w win
Pier ~ East River, sails 21st Aprbe A
LAlDE sails both April. For passage q " "
LIAMs a GUION, 10 Fulton st. 10
FOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Il Ship UNDERWATER, pier 80 E,,va,
April 18TH. For passage 10 or from th, oour
At low rates, or drafts on Ireland. Annl,l
TAPsCOTr 4 co. 80 South ct. sa.iiI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19
OLD BLACK STAR LINE

~ or LIVERPOOL PACKET
Passengers from or ~ Lveopopl, by tdlou
hrst class packet slips sailing on the
49,. 9th and 2lth Of each mou,f
aue.'ue, Cultyator, Rus,.
AustraiHr Cyuosure, Johnght
Bell woois, Cbaneeilnr. TgsnN
brldgewater, Constitution, Inv,
DRAFTS on THE ROYAL BAN
T pELANp, UtsIER DAEKtSG Co., Asps "a
or ENGLASD AND SCOTLAND.
apl4 2iac'iOo WILLIAMS A GUION, +t,t.d
STEAM To GLASGOW, LIVlP(
- nELfAsT, LONDONDERRY and JIM
The A powerful Clyde bull, new s,e,.b
81 GEORGE, Capt wylie.
VIII sail from Pier 81 North River, foot ola,
on 49,
SATURDAY, APRIL 10Th, at ~ o'clocA.
lms steamship IL fitted In the mos, pt
style " insure the comfort aud safety obs
gers.
Rates o. Passage-CAbin 500: Iutermed..
Steerase $50, including al abundant on
cooked provisions.
Apply b
FRANCIS MCDONALD &C
hpll ''IJ4 g Bowling 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19
ERTC'S FRIEND.
- story sud as Truth, md pnlc md color
less ns Real Life"
nv AUGUSTA HERBERT.

Entered according g. 49, of Congress. In the
Clerks O.ice. . ne District Court - tho southern
Dl-trct u' Nv N.k. D . Ms Beach, Ia tho
year one thousand e SIT hundred ani -iNty two.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19
Won SAFE AM no LET.

A BAKERY TO LET--Gj6 WATER ST.
let scanne. and jackson II. d goo,i place for
business and rent .ow Inquire On tho premises
apis Glib
A BAKERY AND STORE TO LET OR
- case, In a god business place on 1st ave, bet
os'h and Goth si; rent low Inquire Of 7. REILLY,
on premises. Aft 3.ils
RAkERY TO LET-COR. CUMBERLAND
- At and lafayette ave, Brooklyn; store fxturss
Ahd BAKING utensils for sale cheap. Apply on the
premises. anil a.i7A
II ROOkLYN-LOTS FOR SALE OH TO
- lease "a reasonable terms in the Eizhth wari
Apr T. ROBERT c. BELL, 81 av aud s5th ct
South Brooklyn. apiT u'I9T
PRICK FACTORY, 8sx30 AND 2 LOTS,
- with 10 horse engine and boiler, 10 lease Ar
ply u American Tube Works, 10th st and 10th ave.
ais 7'276
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE-THE
cor store, house and lot, 80 Grand, cor Of "a st.
Nli.ansburgh now doing good pork business.
Apply on the premises. mhi2 2lac.it4
RUILDlNG LOTS on BERGEN HILLS
- nicely located, near Jersey City ami H1boken
~ horse cars every few minutes, at South bergen,
Hudson City, Union Hi, &c.--gp1d nciyhborhood
near churches. schools and stores. Price {i5O T.
$500 easy terms Apply at 81 water ~, NY
mh3l 24acsi29
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19


FIRMS, and all kin ~ real ostate bought sold and
eIcihnKDi, At w. II MlrCHELL'5 Real Esiale
VnSs, II Cedar Al, usaT Br0elusY, sp9 9tae'l9s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19

suit of phr.Ur-, floors, rooms, bar rooms.
na. ln'nis, 'ilrr- and small II res I'm houses and
II Roosevelt luJ Greenwich, l3l Hudson 81 North
Moore, 20 Nari"k, H6 MNdif1u, - Walker 20 Mar.
s't ~ 'nd y sud ll3 E,et broadway, also stables
inquire In Basement NJ. ~ East Broadway. i'm.
mediatclv. arI5 tj.5st
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19

TO bAKEES-AN ESTABLISHED STORE
Fry.t lara d, -mait man cannot All L, a. yreIi
Nlp'v NJ y iu thr morning or iu the evening NJ 10
"''m'r'y Pars, Fast g0tA st, near Irving Place.
allGIfi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19

EYE AND EAR INiIRMARY-i
~. most hopeless cases Of Partial Deafuess
Blindness successfully treated 10y DIR. GRAY
Specialist.
Consultation FREE, personally or by letter.
hpl' b'l5l 800 BROADWAY Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19

SlORE TO LET, AND STOCK OF DRY
gods Tor salo-has been used Tor dry goods
90 lot So years and 10y the present occupant over
~ years. Would exchange stock fIr prnpcr,v
Apply SS6 Cana at, cor Greene AMID 6!i0s'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19

FOX SALE, To LET OR LEASE on REA-
9'rnbe terms, a tw1-st,ry brick fictory 3uN ~.
VIII steam power .nd Its Of ground, situated on
Grahan ave Wiliamsbufs,; also lots ou Mont
rose ave. lots ou tuou ave, aud | ou Broadway.
q. w. KELSEY, 1872 Grand st, wilHtn-huryh
u,lpI pt...sftO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19

TO IET-AT Low RENT-A LARGE
tire ami apartments 500 Third Ay near BIN
st. sud in 2dd Hnst 18th H. Also apartments in the
r"nr NJ -" lAnd Az, bet 49th and both sta I'm.
HNI' On TIE premises. bpl, 2iac'lS2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19

TO LET-A FINE AIRY LIGHT BASE
l16 Greenwich n. ants q.tGS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-19

TO LET OR FOR SALE-A SMALL COT
tage house with y or 80 acres of land, In Plain.
h'ld, New Jersey; 10 minutes from depot; six
trains each way dailyi rent low 70 n good tenant;
also u house IN High st. brooklyn. Inquire r.
BROWN, % Fulton II, n, y City. nh2O 2lac.l 2g
, 1862-12-05

FORTRESS MONROE, Nove.1oc1 ~. /
We have arrived here safely and i1astau to
transmit an accouut Of the tirst voyage OF the
second Monitor I have already telegraphed
about The two bolts starting in her bolter- It
made it necessary to shut of steam, aa1 re
we're towed up. Bat t2e trial was over: the
exps riD,ent fairly tested. Isuppose yor know
that, besides the apparatus for firing our gr3at
gun, and tie sMsli hole ia the turret. There
wire other principles Involved in this ship
whlch nseded application to snoT taeir value.
They were:
Firtt-fhe water-tight nature of the turrat,
secord-TAe arrangement for using the
COMPASS.
TLird-The sea going qualities of the ship.
lu regard to the urst nsnsd principle, itwill
be remembered ttas tac leakage OF the orig1-
MI Monitors turreI was found to be aserious
Inconvenience. Wafer iorcsd itself under the
huge ''castlc Of iTon,'' and in q heavy sea,
wien these low craft .sce almost t'buried in
tie Deep" 1t was thought that this feature
would be fatal to their success. A new inven-
tion Eas devised to remedy this difficulty. 1t
has worked, and now the turretis waterproof.
There is even no use for the little channel
made to carry off the 'tincyitable 1eskage," az
there Is no leakage at all.
The second principle Is grand one It en-
ables sailor to steer the heaviest fron-clad
through a looking glass You know that no
compass can perform its functions within such
I'LL AVA tAAaQA A9 y iAL1EG. Luz 2u32uttlE uGt-
die acts Eluggishly and Is 1tfelsss, pointing
never correctly. There was another difficulty
to overcome.
Il has been removed In beautiful manner.
TIE reflection OF the co1npaas's mo :ements is
conveyed to the helmeman through a mirror,
the compass Itself being raised tar above the
deaden{ng influence Of the iron house. In
battle the compass is removed, it being only
eseent1al at sen 4 Wag observed inst the
looking. glass will also mike the Jack t9rs look
to their cleanliness-or to their dirsine5e.
The third principle tried is the general sea-
going qualities Of the new Monitors. Being
water tight, where alone water could always
come, they are safe. If waves reached the
top Of the turret they may wash over but can
not drown anybody. The steadiness Of the
craft Is wonderful Moving through the
toughest tide she is as free from rolling as one
could well imagine; with five eneiaes She
might steam around the world We arc or
dered to Washington. What is the business
on hand for US: it is not for NE to say, If I
knew. But Monitor number two is success
fu1, and thst is good news enough for one let
ter. n4FNnw
, 1862-12-05
.Tor the ar,up.

loe fnISher q stenmers row fitting ont offers acue
nppoItuA1i5 to The Western ycuEE nsn - e=t ID sfs
kaTsi veseee ct the United Ststa: nov On fhe West
En-, I'm and y one not forty Yal.s cys =;
Si De :ecstreu, p oT1ctd he brings with hi q st;s
81 y tnas be- sas earoac dsse
1sen veal ef sc Ill re rec-ve without the written
p-GcF. - t@
Tue Inducements to enter the Navy on the Western
Wstels NC FeEy gteat-p1onot:on ta c3u1n AMI. Is.
LL5e uts eS-n It; good -u1!iste1e SUI cru
Io6ts ~ aet TO be founa n The lant service pHs
mileage paid Them thelr a-riva! 1T CaiT a. NV
SAss; II n:ezvocs- .nd atser Ihey a.e del1reiud %
EeaEd tie kE:etytDg Ssip.
The ezltat1ns:ts Will he far the wn~ and 70. lsss
shsn one 5tar. Il for she Wat Two m,nlhs 10 v,uca
w! be Fald, hen the 2etHn ell ting pttscb.1 kin
se11 or board Ship ard every one, viii DC
to nErs hati pay 1ckes for his fs1otiy sroI
Ete as9 o1 nl,stmec1- Al additional animation ~
Iat on VII take pface on heard tho Receiving
and any ne attempting to deceiyp will not eatoT
the bsneAt Of tl1s uot1ee
The following Tho rates OF pay to phich psrsons
are eilRtbe Oh peIns t+nF from Receiving Ship Is
vssssi q waI-al Fe1so4 though must enter Us Sea
men Oroina:y sesnt1 o. Lasn.1aen aad opraiu s;1ch
higher rateB 1s tfe5 may be Ette1 for:
, 1862-12-05

since writing the above in relation to shir-
the following order:
ORDERED, That the Bark Commissioners
o. the State Of Illinois, now in session in the
city OF Springfield, forthwith proceed to exc.
cute and have executed the Cd, 80, Al and
9th sections Of the banking ]az OF the Ststa
OF Illinois passed Feb. 10, 1858, amendatorv
Of the General Banking Law OF the S.a.e, and
that they proceed to the various towns, vii
lagos, cities and other places where an5 bsnk,
produce dealer or others, contrary to the pro.
visions of said act, is issufng, passing or ra-
ceiving certificates Of deposit, or other thing
to be used aa circulating medium, 50, OF il
lieu of money OR o:Aer currency, and other
wise put il torse all the provisions and sec-
tions Of said acts, without delay.
The question aflses, does this effect co-2or-
| atlons Issuing checks not redeamahle il
, 1862-12-05

Cock county will present the names Of
come Of her most distinguished citizens. I
understand the Inylnc!b1e Club are coming
down in special car, led by John Garrick, to
Melville ". Fuller. The Common Council,
with Alderman Comisky for spokesman, vii!
be on hand to shove in'' Hon. s. s. Hayes,
City Comptroller. VIM. C. Goudg will pre-
sent his own distinguished services to the
consideration Of the causes. while t*My Mary
1and'' Dick Merrick will give them t4spread
eagle' speech, which viii be sure to s.bripg
them to their milk.''
, 1862-12-05

I0fnl.- $751; 696a
Under the railroad grants, By acts Of 1856
certified 10 the several States, as hereinafter
mentioned:
, 1862-12-05

Of your city, the Burlington and Quincy R.il-
road Company, the Chicago Boaf1 Of Traie,
&C., &c. I understand the City Bail gay Com
rany OF your city have nearly $50, 900 worth Of
their tickets out, over and above the usual
nun ber of tickets, always held By the public.
An immense number Of this sort of circu1a-
tion must now be out.
PROMOTION,
Major Gilmore, son-in-law Of Hon. Robert
of Illinois volunteers, has heen appoi ated
Lieut.. Colonel Of that regiment. H. Is fioe
officer, WEB wounded severely in nc ion, aud
Is general iaVorite with the regiment.
ZETA,
, 1862-12-05

Won the gods would destroy they
irst make nsd,'' and the example Is good
one for cur imitation. Ifyou would den191isf
an opponent II argument, first make him as
n ad rs yOu can.
, 1862-12-05

1<t7ef7 Rnd KasMe7a VII Ind txt2 .ea x5w ssaae
ssos76 1eafS @ toT xs ssSsks Csp.eoaE Xird5 S$
bes. opened On ss line 1nd Id ConHeconx Id ssSss
attention K paid to their Eant4 FfoIa Hal:tsn0sFS
where VII 20 found GTey yeunTEufnce fqf faAdfnF 1Sj
fesa1E. choice ts offered Of tho PHll4AUEGFEIE
HKM YORK. and dBALTIADRE MAHKlfFa Fa4s 1%
xaso be found the shortest QIc1eat and MoS2 ieFE3
fcnte for Stock to New Yorh-{v1s. AIieafaVe3Ef93
with fever thRUERs s6AH aQY ufher ~
HNECH LEWIS, Gent BuD's Alfosus r. ~
I. L HDUPT. Aen1 1fcket Agent FatisdAa4h4e.
z; A9pa2da, 6ea2 zre1skf 1xr1< 3tlad15eas.y
, 1862-12-05

MinpZastt,. L<s'tes to b. Morpad-Gen id{eGer-
ssd.d's E!Ep<d'ttou- Outrage on a., OfItsr-
TIE q S. 8:natorship-GoE County C:s,adi-
dates fur Senator Promotion.
, 1862-12-05
The 26th Wisconsin Vfndfeated-
Letter from Gen. St.el to Governor
HAl0uon.
Gov. Solomon has received the following
letter from Gen. sige1, correcting foul slam
der upon the 2Gth Wisconsin, which appeared


der upon the 2Gth Wisconsin, which appeared
in the New York papers:
HEADQUARTERS 11Tu ARMT CoRrs.
ARHT OF THE PoToAAc
FA1RFAx G. T., Va. Nov. Fl. 1852,
To His Excellency, Gov. Solomon, Madison, Wis
DEAR SIR Probably you will have read
in one Of our papers, that sta Wisconsin reRi-
ment" did not behave we'll on the withdrawal
Of our forces from Tnoroughfare Gap, by
throwing away their arms and burning their
tents. Although am sure that yo1 have
more confidence in the valor and discipline of
the noble 36th (the only regiment Of Wiscon-
sin soldiers attached to this ccrps} thau to
believe such q Ecandalous report, [ think 1t
nevertheless my duty to say, that the 36sh
Wisconsin WIS not at Thoroughtace Gap when
We marched from there to Centreville, aud
that the whole story about throwing away
arms snd burning tents, is a most malicious
md Infamous misrepresentation and lie,
brought up by Some treachezous scoundrel,
who should be regarded and held up before
the public as an official rebel agent aud cen
sat!on1st~
It affords me pleasure to say, that the 2Gth
Wisconsin is in the best spirits, and, By con
stant exercise and drill, in excellent health.
With tie greatest respect,
Yours truly,
T. SIGEL, Major Gen,
, 1862-12-05

[Fiom the Richmond Wing, Nov. 191
james a, Ssddon, esq, Of Goochland couu-
ty, Va, has been appointed Secretary OF War,
to ill the vacancy occasioned By the resigna-
ton Of Gen. G. W. Randolph. While Mr.
Scddon has not been great desl In public po.
eitioD. he had always borne high Reputation
for ability and sagacious statesmsushtp. T.
will he remembered that Mr.. Seldom vas Que
OF the commissioners sent by tae Virginia
Legislature to attend the Peace Conference In
WeehingtoD, near the close Of Buchanan's ad-
ministration. He represented the Richmond
district in tie United States Congress from
1915 to 1871, and from 1849 to 1851,
, 1862-12-05

w" j" Mamma," said Master Harry, tt how
int Amelia has grown!'' "Yea," replied his
mamma; bnt dent saY fat dear; say
etont~'" 1t the dInnertahle, on tbs Iollo r.
ing day, Harry was asked it he would take
any fat. s'No, thank you," said Harry, "pll
take some stout.n
, 1862-12-05

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