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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
DISBURSEMENTS.
The following 10 statement OF the cash disburse-
mania nf the Com ulissinn 10 Tie 10Th Noy. ls6l;
CONCLUSION.

The duty Of guarding against the defeat oil our
armies by disease needs TO he undertaken az earnes-
ly, as vigilanly, with liberal policy, and with
ne resolute determination, ~ any other military
duty. ,
10 secure this result the Commission IA convinced
that higher place needs 10 be accorded the medical
staff In the organization Of the army Its relations
with all departments and all ranks, well ss with
the Government itself, need TO be more intimate,
confidential, and influential.
Whatever and whoever stands in the way OF this,
the Commission wants put out Of the way. But II
an impre sson prevails in any quarter that the mem
bcrs Of the Commission in their devotion to this pur-
pose, have been oyer-zeaous or sought, individually
or collectively to bring il about by action not bso-
iues within their assi gned duty, or that they have
used any indirect or unworthy means therefor, that
imprcssion III withou, tho smallest foundation in
truth. Whoever seeks TO promulghie II naFrows 10
personal Issue question Of the broadest humanity,
aud s wihou. proyocaton or excuse Tor 30 DONG IN
any action OF the CommiSsion.
Ihe one point which controls the Commission Is
lust this: timpe desire and renOlu,e determination
10 secure for the men who have enlisted IN his war
that care which il is the will and the duty OF the M
ton IA give them That care l. Their right, ana, Ia
the Government or out Of II, It must be gwen the'
let who will stand IN the way -,
The Commission has no fear that It's motives VIII
he misronsimed 10 words perverted. In the no,
struggle OF nation son speaking oil real dangers suu
oyer-cOnf lderaieDess Ii a ci1nc.
Whether the great tide OF the Split oil war Whicn
now subme rgcs onr land thail he allowed Ia qnetiy
suhside. or oteiher the struggle ia which No are
pge pai.ng 10 engage shall eonIiuI 40 long W. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
SNOW SCULPTURE.
BY GEORGE w. BuSGAY,

BY GEORGE W. BuSGAY.
On hills and forests bare and brown,
i see the silent snow come down,
So soft and white,
Like showers of blossoms winds have blown
From flowers of light.
Faster and faster fall the fakes,
On the dim woods and silver lakes,
From stormy skies,
Like soft words on heart that breaks
When pity signs.
Ye wailing winds that sadly sigh,
Above the graves where heroes lie,
In sorrow blow
And build white columns, broad and high,
OF stainless snow.
Let pyramids Of spOtess hue
Point to the bending arch of blue
Without stain,
Aud mark the place where sleep the true,
In battle slain.
Ye unseen sculptors in the air,
Go carve designs in beauty there,
Aud grave the name
or BAKER deep in letters fair
As wreaths of fame.
Go where the bending willow wceps
Over the tomb where ELLSWORTH sleeps
And softly write
The epitaph that history keeps
In letters white.
Quarry from clouds shaft to tower
Above the spot where sleeps the flower
OF armies true,
Till blossoms rise in sun and shower,
Red, white, and blue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
.rcr,o.,yn Cu,norp WITH rn,rp.--An

Ak AucrIosEEa CH,RdrD WITH fi.a e,,. ,,no~
An opeer named Zeno Barnham ~ss ,ressd yes q
the chsgre OF defrsudlng MIS- MAJ .ss t.nJeI AZ
tor AZ :. No Yves: Sixteenth street. r.s,9 ~
s sbs ,perc bid OF pisnc&ots II tss III be
% aacoa.. repe.sn.ed 60 % one q :. .s
nha upon ~ IL .su OF 40 Adas or t.o atrt ~ sss4er
Sf hs, rsSo When Burnha ret TO pain ~ sis :.
ertir Of smother msln 81 80. " "a. ths1.of. ssed al
n.iJ ~ "a n M cssrnii stior-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
Officer Collar

.,,,orn Eouarpy-Y.g,er day, Officer CoIIAN
Iorso, Na-ket Police Count arrested WIN u NJ
=, ,hs aoner OF Claton and Myre sveuu'' -
IS chsrre al forgery Il appears ihst he s0o IT,
~ 80 e,n ~ Maven Ser 1860 nndr proniis.oS n's "
.ish fleece No yaIic5 place Coz IRA 70 ~hiea
81 ~ s . heloor.d hat which hal been a'ssoEoa o,
e 1n 81 .nas 1854 whea de-, T w ho.e m nas he n
nd VT han long agp dissolved le Rad no r.p ia
We ,nt" Insiice Oas.,nbaih hed ne acev - %
al 4, Tho ,uni OF srtOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09
All esscs..............'. lOOo

In the 3,h Regiment New jersey Nounieen'"'s
Ia the lst Regiment New Yors ARTILLERY.
In the Harris Light Cavalry ..;;.;..:....'''".s
H. the 9Th Regiment Wisconsin Volunteers....g
In the 18Th lnoisns VoluAteefs..
And il il TO be feared that the hst could DO en-
larsed by special inquiry.
MILITARY HOSPITALS.
Al the close Of the October session OF the Com.
misron il was understood that Government would
al once commence the erection OF two cheap tempo
rary model hospitals at Washington, In conformity
with plans carefully prepared by committee oil the
medical members OF The Commission, and approved
by il as embodyng the latest results Of sanitary SCI
ence. These plane have been formally approved by
the Quartermas;e or. General, The COMMANDMENTS
Chief and the Medical Director Of the Army Of the
Potomac, and the ground for The example buildings
has been saked out. But their erection II no, yet
commenced. Ar the Commission believe that large
amount OF hospital space OF the character provided
Tor IN these plans is urgently demanded from cOntd-
erati0ns Of economy az well no Of humanity, " Ia
hoped that there will be no unnecessary delay Ia
their completion and equipment.
D.jccts an Present Hosptak drrangemenh.-
defects and sourccs If mischief in the general hos
Iit6ls at and around Washington aud elsewhere,
which have been under consideration by the Commits
sion III each vi It's SESSIONS and against which II has
he ov.reowded condition OF the hospital has fequenty
led 20 the discharge OF patients before Their was
established Willie this report is preparing the following
.'seuent mad. by Inspector Ia connection with his
tom ioT d Ncw-YoTk resipont:
obsersed the Of soldier Ia propess and ASKING
ior nba,oTy Of bis received tire following sta,"nsn,
bs-n cent to the hospital euptve dise.se al haornns
lie vas when sent ia the eaiiy atsses measles On the
eig Of the dey thereafter TO the sufpre o. the surgeon
ne feapp.and Ia camp IN exhausted and distressed con
oin lie said that lie lad discharged from tbs hospital
sno IN The evening december day Obliged to wax back TO
Ms regiment He INN ediasy tasep 10 the rceim.niai
Hospital and assducusy attended upon But now ilhseud
Ing al effort, 10 save his life lbs died during te night
hsus!on and exposure"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-09

a portion Of the campaign, showing also, the PR
centagc Of casualties Of all kinds woulds accdchts
from the army Of ,bs Crmea, from April 10, 1854,
70 June 30, 1856:
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-25
rEF 'NAI

10, a. jones. eia-,erna>trr GENERA. 49,. ~
:ai, -: -, day
Tr,>i--r. i.a.,ai> NJ ,ou:. Tor ki,tncpi. ~.,l
pleased n:lh ?, =. =. e.,-rn VISIT.
or e>,imsi,i- irisr. Tho. u. Gibbs ate a r-ri o,
ani van 'rtIn- -. iI.'fn 'MAni.ai 81. Naryi-at
Mo h'> r-i' -'j".rn u ihi. eiy I,r "a. d..s
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SIS -.
hs "..'F4 .,e. .r- ~. "a. "a, II. 80
$685., " e. 10 ~.th ,.a.,...
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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-25

80 A paragraph 10 going tho FOUND. HAT
sulloEne> Sere being imported into fi'e
Critei State. from France. Some cute french
man hearing TIA: Ale WAS - decaritat;ng h-
generals toncl.ied e. supply HIM with = ma
chine 10 facilitate the decapitaiion.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-25

49, u Burnsiics really wanted 20 come &
Richmond h, >ii, ul,i la. avoided all - :.oil
Sheets a; Fredericksburg. aei-el d. S:o"e
Malls Ranked tine dif,icrlt Hills and kept -.
10 l.c,-wlr,. If The whole concern.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-25

cs~ According I. Ia. high rates ~. cl~Ss-
ing the chcAr,.. Dress. man ROW n DAY. -
The MAN Who is dressed al a Little irl,: at
;a"r.ty
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-25

c..?- lie worst c,fistrnctiea ID. i,r.- ,ogli
ru' Ul.'a GU ".r'.;,ai affairs would l.. a re
i.ii
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-25

MARRIED. In ,l... At. y iGesaA. e'-nine AL.
i.v Hs !. r.. i.,iat. w AT.i>;;. hoo>s' And Wee
Miae.y. :.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-25

ss5s- / :h.. Yankees a. Fac ericSsburc failed
o. how - -ii:r ir-r:>iirs they certainly dad
,!ot "a, - sso,> us .h~if hicN sides.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-25

p. 'rnC "'ir wfIilr.. from selma. SAYS
rhe e,li>r III -, Reporter. Who has been TAX
in- a. il.l>riy 81 abusing everybody IA his
ra'.vr MAS found SUNDAY morning. hung, "a
t.iiIy To- IL, iclrsr~r: N1re an Broad street
iio5..c Ec.is.er
W*,rn rlvy- hung him 10 the telegraph wirc
We rtosa:l. he. intended u .i.;rs.c. linn
forthwith.
se:s- Tic inciial field Of c..er,,i'''s' Of
the rrs: Sur cts in his eli, is the "Cr.:s..
fcli.
.csl. cine Il ia signs y lie 'il-. ihs
cru..;,'>icu.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-25

e. =. '..,~' r..n.>". e.. ~ ID prom.
,..,- M . &c.. is,.iic- a f,.t Iie.~bur-,. Tor
,.l,,',.>c,tl.-- l. ~. lo observed therefore.
that the .isr7i.,.i: system ul ti.rro. is 81
% tine: Exclusively - IL esitru.d = .iersii..
IT, : me- ......', Barley VS. Tccc:.i'y AZ
.r...i - ii.u>,.. 80. .an.r u. y - >id id.
I,.,>s Ms &. STOW tic : ie .''-'i 'o Bar ~
C.ra ~. - .,f. IN. r~rsu- with -f-li--'"si
i. ia. e.. 80,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-19
DIR. MARSHALDS HEADACHE
et.AFE'IA aeEPHs SNUFF,

HlS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself TO be the bes
Grtcl" ever known for curing the CATARRH, Coin II
THE HEAD, and the HEADACHE. 1t has been found m
excellent remedy in many OF foRE EYES DEAF
HEss has been removed by it, and HERRING has often
been greatly improved by It's 1t purge5 a OBJ
sruct"ne, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action 10 The parts affected. 1t is recommended hy many
Of the best pycaas and is used with great success and
satisfaction everywhere.
MoJe than twenty-five years. experience has proved
It's great yalrc 6nG Ht this nent itsGnd4 higher than
ever before.
large number Of the lrost especthIe Druggists in
Boston end New York in Ger ifcate signed by them /.
1854 say 1:
" The nnderaiRued, having or many years been &C
quaintcd with DE. HAEsutLL's CtTARHH ASD HEADACHE
SNUFF, and sold IL In i o sale trade, cheerfuy
state That we believe il to be eu in every respect the
recormendaton gwen Of IL foi he Of Catarrhal
Affections, aud ttat It is dccidly best article we Lave
ever known for all the o0mm N of the heed"
We arc Of Ccu terfeits!
4 fac similt of the aiguatprc of the ,' ,rietor
CHAEIES BOWEN. i2. yer bottle SOL ay Drug
Is "teryhers ~. tn.lhtr,,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-19
MRS. WILSON'S
G 0 c @ AN Ut OIL
HATR DRESSING:

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles
and retas for 81 cts. per bottle, and for dressing the
hair of person. young old, thcrc is its equal in
the world. will make the har everytng You wish
to be, and moreover, it las perfume that is infinitely
superior to any Of the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American, which alone should ente it to place on
every ladv's toilet table.
SO the Hrgcnerator before retiring at night and
in the morning apply little of the Dressing, and your
hair will he lifclikc in color and beauty.
Use nothing your hair but these preparations, and
use these according to directions, and warrant YOU
good healthy head of hair.
Manufactured aul sold at wholesale by Henry T. VIII
son Co., Manchester, n H., ,to whom all letters should
be ADDRESSED.
T.. 2. PIERCE,
SFht1IaSala .>nd EeHHil Agent.
2+IyIl A0ETp ELiEE, VT.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-19
S, G. PRATT, NJ. D..
LECTURER on SarsEsary Scsnn.n

.Vo. At. TfcmOn Street, Boston. =
)h. PkaTl gives particular attention to the ra,ona
- treatment of Il : following special diseases viz
o.amnerihg Epilepsy Aheumatism, Dyspepsia. disease,
oi the Eyeand Ear, diseases of the Throat and Ling,
diseases OF Females, and all diseases Of the Blood incu
ding the positive cure of Cancer without the knife
Recepti0n hours from 10 A. NJ to z 2 N fa...n.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-19
AGENTS. w ANEr,I !!

H(I AGENTS wanted to sell a new n nj pser,i i,
w tion, which ia something that every lady n,st,
ana whch every lady wi have a. the low price II is ~,
iered This affords CHARGE to young men yh. -.
OUT OF employment, rs it pays from gao TO $50
Samples sent free on recaipt ~ 25 cents ,adrs,. MN
hontp"er,r VI. m7mS l. T. Sps.p
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-19
MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.
The Regenerator is put up in two sizes, and
refals tor so cents for pint bottles, and 81 fol
quart bottles. The quart bottles arc much the
cheapest.
VINO wants a Good Head Of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.

p'ease read few certificates from the following re!ia
pie ana wen known people.
MEsshs Henry p, WILSON 4 Co.---My wife is now
nSlns your Ee&e1'raor for the hair, and prononces it
lar superior to anything she ever used for the hair # is
easily applied does not soil in the Its-ha no Disagree
ne a"or Increases the growth Of hair prevents fall
ing OH, and often the headache | forward yo,
thls certificate unsolicited, because think an article
that will do what your Hair Regenerator wi should be
widely Known 'hink it the best article for the hair
i'o" III use ffSpertfNNY, Sc,
Rev. JACOB STEVENS, Nqvlmrynort Ms
~ Ike the HGir Regenerator and Dressing pery
"'"eh.' REV GEO. WoeDiNG, Hartford, CT.
81 "ndesHafiaglv pronounce 1t an iavaluable arti-
cle from the c0fct on my omn heaa.'
s'A HILL, wife of Rev. Henry Hill, ManclestcrN II H.
TX rendered my haf soft amt giossy'
MlS"r IAhkAh, Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
"Iteel confdSnf Mat IL operates NOT as a due. but
10 restore Me roots to their matnral heating state"
REV 4. NJ. kRLLoc, Nashua, NH.
most cheerf"liy recommend it to all personsr
KEv Z. RUSSELL, Littleton, N. II.
MEssRs HENRY p WILSON s, Co.: have no hesitancy
IN saying IN my opinion, Mrs Wilson'S Hair Regenera-
tor and Hair Dressing The best hair preparations now
IN use. Shall continue :, them with pleasure
REV. II. II. HARTWEIL, Lawrence, Mass
November
hlEssRs. HENRY p WILSON & Co.: I have used vnur
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dressing and have received
great benefit frsn them. deem the articles worthy Of
igh cemmendatioi. and cheerfHiy recomm md them to
AL who want to restore gray hair its original color c.
10 any who are troubled with danfruI. disagrecabc
itching of the head or humors, those whose hair is
falling from the head.
Rsv e. W. II. CLARK, Great Falls NJ II.
MEssRs. Henry p. WILSON II Co.: deem Mrs Will
sons Hair Regeneror and Hair Dressing the standard
articles of all hair preparations. 1 have, in MANY in
stances known them to restore the lair where it had
fallen off, remove nuf the hair to its or rnaI
COLOR curr entirely the most painful headaches-and in
some instances mos. serious hmors Personally have
been sharcr i'm several of these benefits
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N Fl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-02-19
1'1re, 7 ey1G$3 SD Oh. adm ION Tlg)2nv

%4cy4SS5 ';y2 4a3,.al3JjAs-- rw0'G2s}asEy
"ilI during the present season. run Ieir Line of lst class
GFlG311,E::;.kk7. = :;kk7. E2ABIgT g,-'Es INEG;stS
nfii%, between Ggdensburgh. GIeaveand Toledo Detroit
Ii"a"Aee and intermediate ports including Naukegan
hen2Si" Racine, PIT Washington, Shehoygau Man;towoc
~ huron and 81 Clair leaving Ogdensburgh, arrival
OF e express Train from the East, calling regularly for
passengers and freight Brockve, Alexandria Bay.
S!ayton, Cape Vincent, and osHego.
T"sscmgers ntad Families mov aa,ss West, can
ozark with their Luggage Teams, Stock, &C., and land
Gogeter without disturbance Trar5hpment. at their
ort destination. These Steamers have large Cabins
ana state Rooms, amply and neatly furnished for FIRST
tfasS PASSENGERS and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves
ana comfortable accommodations for Passengers and Fam
mes who may wi sh to furnish their own provisions and
bedding r ~
efforts will be spared to maintain the reputation
OF this, as THE CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTEfB
- Jrfreight forwarded to of the Agents Of this
company a. Ogdensbnrgh will receive careful attention
and despatch. Apply to
J: n. n: tH9hGS2H cHanbSE1s. Ass og's0urgh, NY.
GEO. W. SMITH, General Passenger Agent,
aprllmH Office R. r. Depot, Ogdensburgh, N. Y.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-01

Tie reader will bear in mind that the a.
bove is based upon the success Of Mr. BiRg
hams cherished idea otfreedom 10 all slaves,
and paying ior only those belonging to Uni
on men. And now we submit it to our peo
pie as the inevitable result To be entailed up
on them,, il Bingham is honest, and Abra-
ham Lincoln carries out his proclamation
There is no lodging the question II is no
consolation to hope that the negroes would
remain South, They viii follow their
friends, and as fleeing them would make en-
emies OF all their rebel owpcrs, they must
leave the South to save their lives. ,Ifyou
think Of coonizing them all in, other lands,
then in addition to paying loyal owners, for
60O,0O0 at the rate Of 400 each, there must
be tax of100 dollars per bead for 3,400,i
600 negroes, making $40 million dollars. 20
This then is the Elephant MI, Bingham is
riding towards the North, and every man
who votes for him of course expects him to
be true to bis principle OF giving freedom to
all the slaves" no matter at what cost to
the people. 5 ,...; i. ,tg
But we ask every man in Tuscarawas to
ponder before SO voting. Remember the
good old times ofpeace and prosperity when
Mfr Bingham first took,his seat IN Oongre IS.
We then had flag ofa34 stars, respected BY
all the world. Our yearly expenses ,wers
but fifty millions, and all we owed was sev,
enty millions He has served eight years
and his whole theme has been--- strike The
/ letters off all the slaves and let them &c
face" His eight years Striking letters" has
engulled this natisn in a rebellion, the like
Of which the world never saw--we have q
debt staggering Us Of near n thousand mil.
lions---all Of Europe pgainst us---brother
armed against brother, Until every, grave
yard in the land is wbitsned with the tomb.
stones OF the victims OF abolition hnasacism,
and the CRIES VI the sidov end orphsu ere
9t4 Tt} aaol4t saitsa 57a s5 ghed dyxsPH~ ~E4s.fs
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-10-01

;aEyer since Mr. Bingham was elec-
ted to- Congress in 1854, he has all
ways resortedst6 the basest and most
hypocriltisal actions We will venture
to say, of any man that has been elec-
ted as 4 Representative Of chat body,
His iplannis this; Whilein Congress he
Votes fol, the most ultra and wicked
abehtion measures that are brought
bef0te;thdt body. When Congress ad-
ioflrns, iheqoemes home and knows no
man but TIE dltta'fanaties Of the abo-1
litiop party, until the township or
county Conventions are held. These.
fanatics attend these meetings in a
bodgyand' secure the appointment of a
set Of men as delegates to the Con-
aressinnaf Convention who are the ul-
traafsat abolitionists in the District. BY
this means he never fails to secure his
nomination. Z As soon as the Congress
saenal Convention is over, and the Abo-
lftionists all understand how he will
vote, then he changes aboats and may
Be seen conversing with gentlemen who
hate. an ABolitionist as bad as they do
Satan, telling them that he is not an
Abolitionist- that he has been basely
mfsrepresented. In making his speech.
es over the district, where a community
are strongly abolitionized, he makes
the most. ultra abolition speeches
When he goes into a, community where
the people are neither fanatical or dis
loyal, be proclaims himself as one Of
the most conservative men nthe Union
He does this in the face of his Con
gressional record. 7'e% fqe
Now we ask could any man act NOR
hypocritical than John A.. Binghar
does? No man of honor would act i
the manner that Bingham does whel
heiis trying to secure q re>election,-
Aknaye would only be guilty of pre-
claiming himself an abolitionist Of tt
most ultraskind when in company wit
abolition fanatics, and then pretend
ben conservative man when in comp'
ny With conservative men who a
traeand loyal to the Government III
der which they live. gI3 q %
What wehave said above, every m;
Who is acquainted with John A. Bin
ham, knowsto be true. In all of o.
intercourse with politicians, we nev
knew one that acted the hypocritic
kfave as much as.@ John A. Bingha
doeswhsn ihe wishes to secure a j
election,
=. But thank God, the people are b
ginning totfndhim out His dece
tipnsand double dealing is about pla
eatout. The people are determined
etecta man who has not only MOI
honor but political honesty Ti
man is Joseph W. White. '.iga,g.aa 4. :. 3. :. E