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NEW YORK MARKET.
NEW YORK, April 10.

NEW I oRK, April 10.
FLOUR dull and heavy, and sc lower.
Market closing unsettled and declining.
WHISKY 6rmer; sales of 800 barrels at
233c for State; 24c for Western.
WHEAT dull, and market favors buyers.
Limited transactions.
Rye quiet and firm.
BARLEY scarce and firm.
Corn dull and heavy and lie lower, with
sales at 5S@59c for mixed Western.
OATS dull at 3s@40c.
SUGAR, raw, is dull and unchanged at 6
@7so for Cuba; 78c for Porto Rico.
MoLAssRs in moderate demand at steady
prices Cuba muscavado at 24@3Oc.
Pork dull, heavy and shade lower at
IL 5O@12 70 for mess; 100000 30 for
prime IL 5O@13 so for prime mess.
Cur Meats quiet.
BACON sides firm.
LARD market &c lower; sales of 2,1s6
pounds sold at 7E(963c.
MONEY market easy at per cent. on
Gall. First class paper scarce and wanted
at 64(964 per cent. Sterling exchange dull
at 114(9I II for merchants; 124(91 124
for bankers bills. American gold active at
l3@15 premium. California gold bars
nominal at 2 per cent. premium. Govern
ment stock rather more steady. United
States 6's of 81 93s@934 Seven three
tenths Treasury notes steady at par. Stocks
active and steady.
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chat these traitors who have returned hets
we're either In the army, or gaze all the aid
they could TO the traitors and tories and
here is what he and his noble and brave
companions think on the subject:
"What has been done with those per-
sons who ran off from home, came here,
and did all they could against us2 Moth
ing, suppose. They are allowed to go
home with perfect impunity and complete
safety What encouragement does this af-
ford us2 1t is very encouraging for US to
run ourselves almost to death to catch
these rebels, and undergo all the privations
incident to asoldier's life to maintain the
Union and put down the rebellion, when
they are allowed to go to our very homes
and preach treason with IMMUNITY We
have heard of several persons who have
done all they can against our cause, and
now are quietly sitting down at home T.
A little hemp pulling in Shelby would
help matters greatly"
We think he is decidedly right-A little
hemp pulling would help, them greatly.
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Tennessee Post-OaIees.

To The Editor of the Louisville Journal:
You will confer a favor by announcing
to the public that only the following post
Offices have yet been opened in Tennessee,
viz: Nashville, Gallatin, CIarksville, CO.
lambda, and Franklin, and perhaps one be-
tween Gallatin and the Kentucky line, of
which have no official notification.
l trust that Po5tmasters throughout the
Uuited States will take some care to comply
with the postal laws ana regulations and
the orders of the Department. at present
an Incredible amount of heavy printed
matter and newspapers Gas well as many
letters) is sent to this distributing Office,
addressed to all parts of this State-even to
these parts still under rebel control, to post
offices not in existence, and many of which
probably never will be re-established. This
is wrong on the part of the persons who
send such matter to the postofices, and
worse on the part of the Postm asters for
warding ID here.
Persons writing letters to soldiers should
be careful that they are FULLY prepaid
Most of the soldiers letters reach them
through military Postmasters, and these
cannot pay the charges on unpaid letters.
Papers throughout the Northwest will
serve all concerned by copying this notice.
JOHN LELLYETT,
Postmaster, Nashville, Tenn.
APRIL Z, 1862.
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NEWS BY LAST NIGHTS NAIL.

PITTsBURG LANDING, April 14th.-Four
thousand men, in transports, left the land
ing Saturday night, accompanied by the
gunboats Tylor and Lexington, and pro-
ceeded up the Tennessee to a point near
Eastport, Miss, landed, proceeded inland to
Bear Greek Bridge, and destroyed the two
bridges on the Mobile & Ohio Railroad, one
measuring hundred and twenty, the. other
two hundred and ten feet in length. A
cavalry force Of $50 men were found there,
who, after having four killed, skedaddled In
most approved Southern style. The expe-
dition returned on Sunday night, without
having lost a man. This is one of the
most successful operations of its kind dur
ing the war, completely cutting off the
communications of the main rebel body at
Corinth with Alabama and the rest of the
Oonfederacy, except New Orleans.
A flag of truce arrived at the outposts
yesterday, with q son of "Governor !"
Johnston of Kentucky, asking the fate of
his father.
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WASHINGTON, April 14th.-The following
dispatch has been received by the Secre-
tary of War, dated Nashville, Tenn, April
18th:
On Saturday morning two expeditions
were started for Huntsville on the cars
One under Col. Sill, of the 32d Ohio, went
east TO Stevenson, the junction of the Chat
tanooga with thu Memphis & Charleston
Railroad, which point they seized, 1000 Of
the enemy retreating without firing a shot.
Col. Sill captured Eve locomotives and a
large amount of rolling stock.
Another expedition, under Col. Turchin,
of the 10th Illinois, went west, and arrived
at Decatur in time to save the railroad
bridge, which was in flames.
Gen. Mitchell now holds leo miles of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
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more FlghtlnglnNswm Mexico.

DENVER ECINY, April 7, (via JuIesburg,
9. Inflammation from New Mexico states
that on the 26th, Col. Slough with thirteen
hundred men reached Apache Pass, where
his advance, consisting of three companies
of cavalry, had an. engagement some dis
tance beyond with $50 rebel cavalry, taxi
ing SO of the latter prisoners. Col. SIS loss
was four killed and eleven wounded. At
Pigeons Rancho, fifteen miles from Santa
Fe on the 2Sth, Col Slough met force of
Texans strongly posted at the mouth of a
canon. The fight began about noon, Col.
Slough engaging Their front, with seven
companies. Major Chivington, With four
companies, attacked them in the rear.
This latter force succeeded in driving the
rebel guardiaway from their supply train,
which was captured and burned.
They also captured a cannon and spiked
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Arrival and Departure of the
III - Z Il -.

RIM ftms hOre set dswn n a4J9Ssed to oOn4rae
kssws. On me River there b yariatEOa according
10 ''r0''m' '"0Ss M In 81 oromrH
Rotseoad Ha1 lf0r vlnssAAes, TsrrS HaUte,
PrineesOn, Warrington, Peeersburghs
BulIrrnA, Carlisle, Rockville Indfanape-
/ rs. OIaoIDnat5. Louisville. 81. LOUIS
Casro, Ohfeago, and OShoF Northern EastorH,
and Wssasrn points, and Railroad Way OHaoss,
every day exoept Sunday, at............... SA.M.
THURSDAY. and Saturday At s1<P.s.
Cairo MaI (river1 every MondaE aArd
And every Tuesday and Saturday a. 13 M
Grees Rtvsr Mai (for Bowling Green and
way pelntsl discontinued on account Of
M Terne1 Mod Qsnd) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at e1S Az.
NeaO HdEa1onR Mad every Monday, wed
nesdsy, and Friday at TxA.H n.
ReohpoTf Ms@ Qand) every MOndw, Wed
p s:;s:y = e. s' 5ss, I ever, Friday
(Pstergburgh letters. 20. come and SO
by Railroad daily.l
os0sSssss& Msa every Wednesday at 7P.M.
(Loaves at A. N. THURSDAY morniDgl
HScbOgy Bs2Bch Moa every Saturday at p. n
TIME OF DELIVERING.
RssJrod4 HAL, every day except Sunday a. ] A. n
Arrives She night before, afAsr of1oe ho1rs.
EszsssssSS Mod (rfvsr) every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday by err.
6aSTO MoS tciver1 every Tuesday gaa FRI
And every Monday and Thursday &c TA.M.
Green RtVer Med. Discontinued on account
HI. Hsrxos Aoa (iand) every Afoaday,
wednesday, and Friday by SR.M.
Re1 E~uao.y AaA evsry Tuesday, FAuEs-
day, and Saturday by 4P.M.
Rse5psEt Mo& Qand) every Sunday ~ A. NJ,
ma Wednesday and Friday at TAN.
(Arrives the sTeafDg besOre, ssE OEaOe
hoIrs.l
Psass6argk He& twaS1 every FridsV ~ 81 A. N.
0yakhiGna MG& every Friday at IA. NJ.
ARRIVES the evening before. after ONCE hours.l
Hiokerg BraHoh Mad every Saturday by IL NJ.
SD-POSt OGoe opens a. A. NJ and olosss at Z
P. n. on week days. Delivery CLOSES from to 81
A. NJ on week days during me closing Of the
Railroad mali OAace open from to e1z A. N. on the
Sabbath.
JAMES n. McNEELY, r. N.
EVansxiko, Ind, May 1, 1861. iuly22-yWc
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Scrofala, or KINGS Evil

Is constitutional disease, corrupgion oi fac tooi
by which this fluid becomes vitiat0l, WluE rnc
poor. Being in the circulation, n rc-s7dfs t's
whole body, aud may burst out ia disease ia fItai
part OF It, NO organ is free from its attach.
Is there nrsaA A~l4iah ia lty-. HFf
olls faint Is causad by mereIral disaaaa low liv5
disordered or unhealthy food, impure ala GIth mad
hlthy babits, the depressing vices, aud. above aIf
by the venereai Infection. Whatever bs ire ORIGIN.
1t ~ hereditary in the Constitution. desce-r ff-
" FROM parents 20 children, unto the third gua
fourth generation % indeed, it sncGlBto be- f=1 rG
OF Kim who says, 81 will visit tho Rauitias of a
fathers upon their childron-p
Its effects commence by deposition from IH.
blood OF corrupt or ulcerous matter, which fr f.
lungs, liver, and internal organs is termed tuhe-
cles; in the glands, fsweliRgs; and, on Gao
surface, eruptions sores. This foaI corr.r-
ton, which genders in the blood, depTea5ss the ea
erges OF iffes so that scrofuOus constitution uct
only suffer from scrOfulOus complaints, but They
have far less power to Withstand the attacks +.
other diseases; consequently vast number8 Te7ieI.
by disorders which, although not scrofulous 81
their nature, are still rendered fatal By this faiuf
In the system. Most OF the congunnptiCn which
declmates the human family has its origin direcfIs
Ia this scrofulous contamination and many de7
trnctfve diseases of the liver, kidneys brain, ana
indeed, of all the organs, arise from OF are agr8v
ted by the same cause
One quarter of all orr people arc scrofDi8as=
their persons invaded by this lurking infection
and their health is undermined by it. TO cie9n-1
II from the system we must renovate the blood hy
an Alternative medicine, and invigorate Il BY hoaig
food and exerciSo. Such medicine we Ealli1
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Il. The Eight continued desperately Until 4
o'clock, when it ceased by mutual consent.
Col. Slough withdrew his forces to creek
four miles distant.
The Federal loss is officers and 90 pri-
Yates killed 40 or 90 wounded.
The rebel loss is not known.
Communication between Col. Slough and
Candy is continually kept up.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, April Is.
FLOUR dull and unchanged.
WHRAT dull and heavy at $1,000 for
red.
CoRN dull at 31@32.
WHISKY advanced to Is and firm.
MESS PoRK closed dull at 10 30.
LARD T4@75.
BULK MATS in good demand, at 81 for
shoulders with sales of 10000, closing
quiet.
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NEWS BY LEGRAPH.
Bx XH1 a. We LMHs
ExclusivegV for the Journal.
LAST NIGHTS REPORT
Fortifying Fort Randolph
The Pittsburg surprise to
be investigated - Arrival
from York river-Shelling
the rebels.

New YoRK, April 15.-Speeials state that
Western dispatches received at Washington
report that Fort Randolph is being strongly
fortified by the rebels.
The Committee on the Conduct of the
War are about to investigate the causes of
the late surprise at Pittsburg Landing
Several civilians have been captured by
the rebels while curiosity hunting around
Manassas.
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"a Y TX IL % ~
" a. " z q " E6

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE .JE
Intermittent Fever, or Fe0eT 07J5 Hqus, Et
nsiitepst FeUeT, Chill FeUeT, Dumb 14gus, re-
TiodioaJ Headache, or Bilious Headache. am
Bilious Fe0ers, indeed, for tie a0a5Je class 81
diseases originating as hillary dsraagems,Jl
coissed Js tke Malaria Of Ai5asmgl.g loaa-
tries.
We are enabled hero TO offer the eommuaifg s
remedy which, while it cures the above ooEIp.auts
With certainty, is still perfectly harmless M aes
quantity. Such a remedy is invaluable - dsrriCt
where these affecting disorders prevail. lsi
" CURE " cxpels the niGsn2tic poison 81 tT-sa
ARD AeUE from the systonl, and prevents ts8 de-
yelopmeuts of the disease. il taken on sne Gsst
proach of its pTemOnftory symptoms, ~ IS not on
iy the best remedy ever yet discovered Tor ths oaz
OK complaints, but also the cheapest. The barge
quantity supply for dollar bTiHgl II within
the reach Of everybody; and in Billions dIstricts.
where FEVER AND AdUE prevails, everybody shouff
have il and it freely, both for and prctec
tion A great superiority Of this remedy over ans
other ever discovered for the speedy aud certain
cure of hi ermittents il that it contains Qd5ni
Mineral, consequently it produces q8iuisIa o.
Those cured by it left as healthy as f ihov s
never had tho disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone tine consequence cf
tho miasmatic poison. A great variety o. dise4-
dreas arise from its irritation among which are
NssWal9ia, RheHaaatisn, ,sous, Headache Blia1l,es
Tooshaehe, Earaehe, CotdrFh, AsttHsd, PafDsf7ioa,
PaiEftt Agect5ea Of tie Spleen, Mysteries Pam
BOigsls, COtie, PorGlySis and DeroYtgsneat ~ -
Stomach, all If which, when originating IN ties
callses put on the ailteTtttet tgpes or becoie
odiosl This g CURE exPels the poison from tiia
blood, and consequently cures thcm an slka- it =
an invaluable protection to immigrants, az pcIs'l
travelling temporarily residing IN the MANN,
distriots If taken occasionally or daily VIII e
exposed to che Infection, that VIII De exefee l.t
the SYSTEM ami cannot accumuiste 10 sli4et-.s
q Quantity to riDen into disease. Hence i- = go
more ,,slftai,as fer protection than cEIa ill tr
will ever suffsg from Intermittents "a theN s'i
themselves of the protection this rellle9f 80
Prepared by DR.. z: 4 1h G W.
lowell, Mass.
50 xvs,oazale and Retail Agents in f-Fffn-ssite
g gT5sR WHITE; BIERBOWER s. PIERCE
LEIGH Il CARHSTABIi
and fer sale by all dealers and wholesale agents
q -1v
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Special Nsaces.


Ehs C0sfsss6Oas ssS EgpsT6sscs or Ga
kSvSE66.-Publlshed for the benefit and as a
sgarnIn;g sad a caution to youag who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, &C.;
supplying nc the same time the naeaus Of Sof-Oure
BY Olss who has cured himself after beiag put to
great expense through medical imposition and
quaCkery. By enclosing pot paid addressed en-
veiope, SINGLE 05PIEs may be had Of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Es4,, Bedford, Kings,
Co., NY, mh1S-d&wly
ssEssaSSOns SOIdEsrs Protect your health.
No sensible mau Will leavs the city without sup
ply Of HoIIoways Pills and Ointment For
Wounds, Bruises, Sores, Fevers and pysgntery,
these medicines the best in the world. Every
EngHsh and Wrench Soldier Gses tAena.
Only IS cents per box or pot nar26
96s -EPPssGSss.-It is a very diflcak matter
with the majority Of persons restrain their apps-
tises; bence, we SEQ "A abundance Of Dyspepsia,
kAzer Complaints, aad Disorders q the Stomach
and Digestive Organs. HsoAanS's 6ermaa DittsrH
VIII entirely thesS complaints, and restore the
system to It's original vtgor and strength. KhSy
are for sale hE druggists and dealers M medicines
everywhere, at rs csuts per bottle. fobIs
RGFT DWs5 HGsT DVsY R@aw Rvs p
WIN. A BATOHELoR'S HAIR DYE.-Ths only
harmless and reliable Dye known Z an others ara
mere limitations and should DO sVg1ded # yCu wish
TO escape ridAcule.
GREY, RED Oh RUSTY HAER dyea instantly
TO a beautiful aud natural Brown or black, WITH
ont the least injury % Hair or Skin.
FIFTEBE MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded 10 WIN. A. Bachelor since 1859, NRd
100000 applications have been made to she
hair Of the patrons OF his hmeus Dye.
WIZ. A BATOHELOR'S MAIR DYE produces q
color not to be distinguished from natars and In
s0arTotaI not 60 injure In the least however long
u may be continued, and the III edsats Of bad Dyes
remedied The hair IL inVlgoratsd FOR life BY shls
splendid Dye, which Ia properly appNed ~ Ne. 10 |
Bond Street, New York.
Sold in all the cities and towns Il the vMRssa
States, by Druggists and Fancy Goods Deeles.
The Genuine has the name william 4. Bsteh.
eIor," aud address upon steel plato eDGxsSiHg,
the four sides Of each box.
WHOLESALE FA0ToRY, 81 BAReLkx eR.,
mill Late 233 Broadway, Kew YORK.
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a. " eR - 2@
Compound Extract of SarsaDafiIIa

the most efTeotual remedy which tho medical ID .
of cur times can devise for this everYWhero pro-
vsiling and fatal malady. It is combined from fae
most active remedials that have been discovered
for the expUrgation of this foul disorder from 1e
blood, and the rescue of the system from IL dor
Huotive consequences. Hence 1t sh0Hld DO employ-
cd for the cure OF not only Scrofua, bat also those
other affections which arise frona it, Buch rs EaUr
TIVE and SKIN DISEASES ST.. ANTHoNF's FFsr.
Ross, or ERYsIPRLAs, PIMPLEs, PusrUaE ST., BLoreg-
rs, BLAIEs, and BOXES, TUsi0Rs, TETTER ana sA7E
RHEUMs SoALD HEAD, RIEsWORM, HHEalI AgIsrf.
STPHILITI0 and MERgURLAIs DISEASES, DRoPsF, D.
BTLTTY and, indeed, ALL CoMPLAIETs ARISING FE.2.f
VTTIATED Or IMPURE BLOOD. The Popular bat.ci
tn !" tiEpgryof the blood " is founded in trgtis foi
scrofula is degeneration of the blood. The par
ticular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapariila
purify and regenerate this vital fEil, without
which sound health is impossible ia coRtamiunt'.
constitutions
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buy all goods for cash, which, during the pres
emit season, has been more than usually adyanfa-
Reous, owing TO the fact that many Wholesale
houses in Nov York were compelled TO sacrifice
goods in order to obtain money Immediately; con-
ssqHently, have bought much Of my stock at le4s
than the cost Of manufacturing, and with be
abled to furnish my customers with goods at very
low figures.
G. LYON
AREL Tth, 1863.
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All the novelties Of the season, in the way OF
Neok-Ties, Scars, fine Under Garments, and Fur-
nishing Goods of all kinds In great variety, at
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g ELLTOTT'S.''

KpKCa RBS BY THR THO US-AJT.Ks.
u bbls loose pickles, in wine vinegar, for
safe at ElIiott's.
10 doz ID caus frssh cove oystess.
doz i ID cans 81 &c
8 dog ct bottles tomato catsup.
doz DIT "a -
2 dox pI bottles walnut catsnp
doe pit bottles, MUSHROOM catsuD.
For sale cheap at Elliott's Family Grocery.
Is doz gallons plain pickles, in bottles
doz {" mixed
10 doz q gallons plain and mixed, in bottles.
Just received at Elliott's.
dOz lb cans fresh salmon.
doz | ID
doz 2 lb cans fresh Holsters
4 doz l ID
For sale cheap, at EIIiott's
CABS dozen willow cabs, at all prices, which
We propose to sell cheap. Those in need Of any
cabs, will do we'll to call aud examine before pnf-
chasing. Remember the stand,
aDrT BLLIO1@rS Family Grocery,
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IA PROPOSITION.
Il ALM RALA

@,RyNTCE TINS F.RsRROaN~ rs .RHOUT
- 10 take turn Il is trying the ingenuity OF the
'' prstGy ladies " which to adept. 20 avoid such
an anxiety advise all to 20 to sCHARKER
BU3sING'S and bay both, - they ka%u received
a Ras9e supply Of a new Style. nh1T
They ask what does all this hurrytng meant
Why they're going to that popular store
OF echaPker BussiDg's for new goods 70 Bee-
re are always the hrst Of Sle season
10 supply thgir customers VISA groas stRs@g sad
fine,
And 70 buy goods at prices IN reason,
10 20 the store, on Main street, naaaSer ASzaE-
nfne.
n oar customers WIN but NOTICE this,
We will give then q few items snd ps3oe list.
ear Prints at twelve and half cents can't Be bses
ne aofOrs perfectly Azse, sid alyles vsry nsatj
ne Laines aud ChaIlies Of evsHg kind,
Al an prices, 70 suit the mes4 tasty mindR
Bfeach'd and unbaeesA' d MuBf4us a8 6a&6aDe emit
half
Who'd grunsRe 90 aA@a wuuad sruhxsae at Baang
hang'd.
Alexander Kid CLOVIS Or one aUa' asM.
Bot Dalk, LiBls TResdJgRd OWaeaa G1ssez ~ hAap
"a well.
Ear sock Of EOossary h AGF co@pseae.
WAhh shoes shat make the best lock 80 ~suw uenh ,
d MnsFt, - And 9 DrV Goods BAosk ea.anlehe
DO % @A@uaEar DussiDg's, as~ g-ulns MAin strsat
I'D u ~&rG 20 ~ ~ EWGT-
MKAR WI(F~K n mmnr -
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If you desire an article made to ORDER in the
latest mode, and OF the most elegant and recherche
goods, imported, go TO
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LAMPS I LAMPS !

LAMPS !! La MPS!
@R sGRR yPO " SUPPLIED
" with the celebrated Resencranz Coal Oil
Burners, requiring only q chimney from two to
four Inches long, and daa9er Of explosion. AlRc,
q 6ns assortment OF Chandeliers and various other
hanging lamps, suitable fer public and private
hnlla, churches, stores, tto., &C. Also, gOcd
eOrtnent q kitchen and parler Lamps, all Of
which We propose to sell AuIly Is pes cent. lower
t6aA heretofore.
TO DEALERS.
We would say that we are prepared 70 duplicate
th1ls of lamps bought IN Oincianat elsewhere.
We get our founts, pegs, cases, burners, &C, 40,
9fNsct from the manufacturers IN Oonnect4cut and
sbsewheres and put them up here; we are therefore
enabled to warrant every lamp perfect beside
saving breakage, freight, &C., &c.
OLD LAMPS
can be altered to burn Goal Oil at q small expense
and those Whs have broken lamps can have their
burners put on new ones or now fo4ts put to old
marble cases, by leaving them at
nh17 VIOKERY BROS, No. 90 MaiA st.
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feeble ii proportion to same to to red tb ua,y
TO print, but an intoesssby the first President Of
better example 3 sderacy The language and
me ~ Message do honor to his country
:o9.aas 1t is terse and sensible calm and
ana 70 hsffhe chief of nation struggling for exist
map MAJ against strong and savage enemy-pas-
sienately hated for his strength, and bitterly de-
spsed for his sayagery--bTr Davis INDUCES ex-
pressions of passion in 40 menaces or useless rail
ing. Face to face with danger and defeat, he is
neither dsheartened nor excited. He does not
eyince dismay, nor sttiye to hide a sense of dis
grace or alarm under tone of boosted eNtrava-
gance. He speaks the language, not of blind pas.
sion or exalted pride, but of calm confidence and
statesman.lile seif-reliance.
President Davis distinctly recognizes the conflict
between political necessities and military plans,
and the inevitable subsection of the latter TO the
former as Ole of the chief causes of the recent
Confederate 'reverses. He has been forced to at
tempt too 1nuch--tA defend the whole frontier at
the expense of dividing his strength in the lace OF
a superior enemy. His defeats have now relieved
him from this obligation. He may, without fear
of censure concentrate his forces where they can
make q stand with reasonable prospect OF success;
he RAY withdraw them into strong POSITIONS where
they can hold their ground against superior num-
bers, and where the power of the euemy's artillery
may be in some degree neutrallzad by nature OF by
fortifcafons; and if the vain glory of their recent
successes should tempt the Federalists to an at
tack, the rout of Bull Run may be repeated with
far more disastrous effect, where two or three
bundled miles of hostile territory will interpose
between the fagitives and their place of refuge.