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i. The Eecth Of MS manufacture willHsiXcS8
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No teeth or roots need DO extracted, A. tis
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ache. A's'
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soantry. - ~
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DIR. ]. Il. McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LIN
INTENT

IA oeu External IN ths World Toy Mas on Beast.
:; ih9nsands OF human beings have Teen saved Q
g Oh deoTeptude and misery By the use of this IN
v,aiasDle Lllment IL will relieve Pain almost In
stsnteneousiJ, 6pd 10 viii cleanse, purify and heal
t lf lonlest Sore ia an incredible short time.
msLs:.s volcaHte Oh Lisin,ssf will relieve the
E.egrslEis. For Paralysis, Contrsoted Muscles,
9MnnosS or WeSEness IN the Joints, Muscles OF
Hnl cure sore Throat, Hesdache or Esrache. Fol-
Isnss, or Scsids or any Pam, it 10 an Infsibe
sihle remedy Keep II always on hand. ui'S'A-
risnters, Farmers, or eny one having charge OF
nsnse a., IN save money By using MoLean's Vol
cure fSI sails, Spralns, Chsfss, Swelling, Lams
49, 10. Sores, wounds. scratches, or any external
osc&so- Ery IL, and you will be convinoed =
Oh. J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
mssm @. sroTs. Agent, w .ssin LS ssn. ID n9;
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rns or EAT "AMERiCAN REMEDIES,
Known a. HELMBoLD's
GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
8ELMB0LDS EXTRACT "BUCHU,"
I" SARSAPARLLA
=" IMPROVED ROSE WASH

HELmBOhD'S GENUINE PREPARATION,
"RIGRL 7 CONCENTRATE d"
COMPOUND FL UID EXTRACT s UCHU.
a Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases OF the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DKOPSiCAL SWELLlNGS,
This Medicine increases the power of Discs-
non, and exoites the ABSORBENTS into heal
thy ectiou, by which the WkEEEY OR CAL
CAREOUS DISPOSITIONS, and ali UNNATURAL
ENLAR6EMENTS are reduced, ss well as
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION, and Is good foI
MEN, WOMEN, OK CHILDREN.
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RELMBoLD'S ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases of q Syrh,I,,,
Nature, and az an injection in Disease. OF t5s
used IN oonnectIon with the HxIfaot. Ruaba a
S&rsafariia. In such Diseases as recommended
! bssdsSes OF fhs nost rslia6ls Gsd rssyossS5i,
sA",eeter viii accompany fhs rssdieisss.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES
IRON 10 20 years staxdins,
| WITH NAMss KNOWN TO
SCIENCE ANDFAME.
For Medical Prophecies of BUCBs. m, hi.
PensatoTy OF the United States, @
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on tn.
Sc EsWarhs mad. By the late celebrated Dr.
See remarks made BY Or. .EPHRAIM Mo-
a:V q ,hs siSi s and
fRiit fF:I s. sU;s CO. =
lege Of Surgeons. O"'-
See most of the late Standard works on M.dio;n.
Ets5sOs ssrssPars, sio per bottle. or sSI Tor
Improved Rose Wash, 50 per bottle, or 81, for
Or, half dozen of each for sI2 90, which y in h.
samoient 70 cure the most obstinate cases, il dl
securely packed from observation.
DESCRIBE sYN NIdE4fSIbgg. ALL coMns-
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Graft, q,
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally APPEARED before me, an Alderman NJ
the city of yhIs, II. T. HxLMsoLp. Who
being duly sworn, doth say, his Preparations con-
gAIn no nafcoto, no mercury, or other lajurl ops
drugs, Dat are purely vegetable. ,.5->~' -
Sworn and subscribed before me, this sd day n,
November, 1854, VIM. p. HIBBERD ID, AIdermsS
Ninth street. above Mace, Phiisdelphis.
Address letters for information in confidence 70
II. b: HELMBOLD, Chemist.
/ OeRot, l04 South Zenith St bel. Chestnut Phlla.
4 BEWARE OF co UNrERFEIrs
L AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS.
Who endeaycf 70 dispose "oy rHrrR own, ana
oIhhk AHfIcLHs ON THE RxPuTATIoN ATrAINIp
b. Herbold's Genuine Preparations. =.
q Exsraet SIoha.
4 sa," SsssA Improved ROSE Ws.h.
ssldby ALL DIR UGGISTs EVsRYHHSRE.
1 ASK FOR HELMBOLDs. -.
4 FAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out The Advertisement and send for IL.
AND Ayoie iAfS2ssE5IoN AND EXPO
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!
RsIsisIs's HtgAly Concentrated Csmys,z.s
FLUID EXTRACT 6ARsAPAEMLA,
SYfHELIS.
HhiE Il IL IN affection Of the hlasS, and
A5sACzS TIE SEXUAL DREAMS,
LIE{IEES OF 7HE EOSE, EkEs
oAHoAs. WINpPIPE
AND OYHBR MeCOJs BvEFACES,
Making itx appearance IN tas fern Of
Ulcers.
Eelmbeld'G Extract SSrss,sTills
Pxrihss the Elosd, and removes all Soaiy ErEz
tions OF the Skin,
6IVINa TO EHE COMPLEXION A CLEAR
AND HEALTHY COLOR,
IL being prepared expressly for this ola ~ OF oor.
served 20 greater extent than any ether pTossIs.
ton Of SsrEaEarIls.
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HoR5ES F0z EGIR.
u sysry eszsritsss.
80 1tst % saaz--kssiaisa Issnss. In
>tk&sss - 6RAs AX
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SECRET DISEASES. SECRET DISEASES
- sAs SAAkkiiffAASS'ss Gift
The most Certain Remedy Eper Used.
"Yes," positive cure for
eoNoRRHHE, SLEET, sfRfcIUREs. ae,
Contains no Mineral, 10 Balsam, no Msrcury,
Only ten pills % be taken 10 effect q cure.
any szplesssnt TASTE, sndiwiIl not il sny va, IN
lure the stomach or bowels of the most delioste.
Cures IN from two 20 four dsvs. and recent GASES
of the Of one ~ a @o
eminent Doctors and Cnemlsts of tbs present day.
SAMARlTAN's GIFT
VIII cure any case IN from two 90 four days, and
TWENTY POUR HOURS.
Ne szresyys, 30 trostls,s ekas &c whafsosr.
Sss 1sss ss q O, ST
n''s.,'' u "a ssIsshrfr.N,s eIrr.
Snss male i psotsss.. o.. ''
AkIfkN's IDOL AND HEsB JUICES.
fof sffHiTss IN SENEREsI
mere positive cgre-no Mercurr-uo Poison
This form OF the disesse makes lie appearance IN
cur on other parts Of tho BODY which happens
tbs mouth, letters, spct,. esrres and nodes 81 the
sones, sc. 60. Any and al OF thess symptchs
SAM sRiTAN's ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
sent By express. Price Oh . bottle, or bottles
sAMARITAN,s cHANcRE WASH.
DESMOND CO., Boz ISL Philsdelrhis Posi
500 By 9. CALVERT FORD, corner Of uth
a!:iA: EATON. as South Eighth street, Phn.-
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
BALTIMORE d OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
-
PASSENGER TRAINS SROM WASHING
TON.
On AND ARIER SUNDAY, MAY 18th, 1864,
The rkssEEssI yHAINs sHTwEKs
wisnIsGToN, BALTIalCRE, AND
|. THE WEST
VIII ,un - follows:
FIRE Daily TSains bstssees WaskiHgtcn AID Bal
Iimors-Ttro Daily TTdtES bstIcseH Wash-
iHgtoH and tAs Essf-oH Sundays, tro
TTaiaS 10 Baltimore aNd one 10
hs West.
PASSENGERS for ;he West making close connsc-
Baltimors ard OHIO RsIlrcad for a points West,
Io,Ssr rates a fave thaH by say oihsT tias.
For PHILADELPHIA ana NEW YORK
Leave " ashinrton 81 s a M, II . m: suc , m.
For AfSHAPoLlc-Lesve washington ~ $50
. 7" e FuR ALL POINTS WEST,
And Mons The gaISTs and oslS Nail
and on S'Edays a. p. m.
GRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Lave New York 81 q, m; PhisdelPhIa lie O.
m; Baltimore SIS .. m. Arrive 1t Washington 30
leave New York stsy M; Philsdephis 1852.
BsltimoEs <sOa. m. Arrive st Washington
Leave New York At II .. m PhiladelRhis So ..
m; Baltimore 40 q. m. Arnve ~ WsshinE;Gn
LocsI ACCOMMODATION Trans leave B.ltimors
there ~ IL 8. m. and 7Oo p. m.
On Sundays st $50 and 7t0 n. m. only from Bati-
more. No ADnlPoIs connections on Sunday from
Baltimore or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington 81 100 O, m.
and 500 p. m, aud Baltimore et Zen q. m. and
10 p, M, make CONNECTIONS at Washington juno
ton. OK eeyl with trans on Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROAD. Tor all points West of the Ohio river,
snd for all roilts along the liue Of Baltimore and
Ohio road, ia Maryland and Virginia.
Trains ieave Annapolis for Hat more and Wash
lngton daily, except Sundays, At 645 o. m. and SEQ
pm.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington a. % Q.
m III q. m. and and Baltimore ~ 81 md 100
= M, and $50 .. M, stop only az Annapolis AID
Way Passengers must take the Accommodates
NdIns oa.S. w. 4. SMITH.
IL 81 master Of TRANSPORTATION.
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IRON HALL,
sss fkNNsrLvANIA AyENUE.
EMILE DUPRH.
Jssi Received ana Opened,
AIsrse and arst-cIss stock Of csoiss
EAMILY GRoCB RIES.
consisting eff
SUGARS, Of all grades,
hAIkLAEDS CEoooLAvE,
&C., &s., ke.
AL Of vhish 10 ofs. st lowest s,sa plies;
FIXES CELEBRATED wIIsKIEs
So barrels magneus,
80 barrels Xxx,
So barrel, Minen Rye hsssnssAsls,
GO barrels iae Old Rye,
80 barreIs fne Old Peurbsa,
Ar CINCINNATI PEIsIs.
Al The favsrite brsnts q
CHAMPAG NE,
HsEn vssesy, sreea Seal, HsissisS,
which, ssinS bought low, we sfst a u.zss
lsv rates.
Alss, Sole Agent for
Fixes ARMY ooRDIAl
fsh lt-d
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT UCHO,
For Weaknesses
Arising from Excuses, Habits of Dissipation,
Early IndisoretIon or Abuse,
ATTENDED p.th thstellatcins sy1P'oms: ~
Indisposson to Exert'n Loss Of P3veI'
Weak Nerves. Trembling
Horror OF Disease. Wakefu,ness.
unlyers.l Lsssituds Of the Muscular SYSTEM,
DrInoss ofthe Skin, Eruptons on the Face
PALLID CoUNTENANCE,
These symptoms. If sllo-ed to go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPlLEPTIC FITS,
in one Of which the patient may expire.
Who osn say that they are not frequently fol
lowed BY those "DIREFUL DISEASES"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the cause of their suffering,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASY-
LUMS,
5rd tbs Mslascholy Deaths BY Cos,xrnptiox,
BIAR AMPLE WITNESS TO THE TRUTH OF THIS
ASSERTION.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the eld OF medicine
to strengthen and
InviEorate the Sy,tem,
Which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT 3 UGH q is-
earfably does.
ATRIAL WILL CONVINCE TEE MOST skIrfIckL.
FEMALES FEMhLES-F FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUN6, SINGLE, MARRIED OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In many Affections pseHliar to Females,
the Extract Bnchu Is unssuslled by any othor
remedy, as in Chlorls or Retention, IrTogulsrty,
ttinns OF OF GsfsoTi
LeucorrhGa or Whites, Storlllty, ard for all
from Indisoreton, Habits of Dissipation, or In the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
sKB SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT!
TAXI NO MORE BLLsAM, MIRcuRY. OR JSFLrIs-
pIsHAsRs.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHS
cyRIs
SECRET DISEASES
| In all their stages, At it'll. EKpenr.
Little or no change in Diet, No Inconvenience,
Asd no EzposHFs,
ID causes frequent desire and gives strength a
UrIHste, thereby removing distractions.
1 Preventing and Curing Structures OF the Urethrs
the class Of diseases. and r.peIinI az Ps.Sc.oaJ
DtStlgtd dad S0ra otLt HafttF.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
/ WRO HAVE BEEN The VICTIMS OF
QUACHSp
ard VINO have tsId HEAVY FBss 10 he cured In .
short time, have found they were deoei we'd. end
thai th""P0Is0N" has. ny the use Of Pow BRYUL
LsTFInaErTs." been dried up in the sysie;p ie
break cut in sn aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
Esx H.LsnolD's EXTRACT BUoHy for oil ace
lions and diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing IN
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DEAD WITH DECISION AND ACT WIFE
- PRECAUTIONS
Dk. N. YELI,Nf,S PRIVATE HOSPITAL,
n the Federal Block, Opposite the General Pos,
and Patent ONCE, Room "a up stars. Conner
OF Ith and + ats, Washington, ID. @.
Esabllshed for the suspIessIon Of GusoterY
The Only Regular Physician Advertising.
W, ~. NeHny's long experience in hospital Drae
ice NArrents him In saying that he can cure Al
dseasee Of private nature or he Win forfeit ths
sem OF 1--WE hundred dollars, ~
Call and see HIN. No charge for consultation, A
seIIect And radio ~ cure perfected from one 70 forJ
s-Is VI NH lf-Sms
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JOHNSON q NAsLE,'
have on hand, and offer fct sale, In cask or by the
siuHle dozen:
HILBERT & co.'s BROWN STOUT,
BARKLAY, PERKINS q co q BRO STOUT,
Do. do. Xxx PORTER,
KNOX & SONS ALLOA ALE,
YoUN6ER's INDIA PALE ALE,
TENNENT's SCOTCH ALE, Xxx.
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e DAMS EXFRFsS COMPANY,
A. OFFICE 514 Pa. AVENUE,
WoSkingtoa City, D. r.
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Bss H.LsbolD's EXTRACT BuoHs for oil aEs.
lions and diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whsike7 existing IN
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no nsts,, q.
HOW LONG STANDING.
Eisossss OF these Organs require tbs aid efA
DIURETIC.
EBSHgOLD'S EXTRACT s UCRE rs THE
GREAT DIUREITC,
And Is certain 10 have the dcsIfed eEsct In AZ
Diseases
FOE wHIoa II Is RECOMMENDED.
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- 6VNOkHHCEA In six days No
Satege OF dlet esulred. IL 10 an Eng
snd VII not harm the most delicate CON
sntsIon; IL contains 90 mtsaals, Price
Si., sold by 3. e. uPHAM, 463 Lhssrut strees
thllsoel ehls, and In Washington BY s. G. FORD,
eSrner Lfh strect and IA. ara; m Alexandria, bv
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-11-29

LIBERAL DoSArIoN.-The following letter
explains itself and the explanation is . good
one. 1t will be seen that the Amana Society
are willing to put their shoulders to the wheel
sod help to push on the good work of prosecu-
sag the war. Governor Kirkwood has not yet
aaaermned what disposition he will make of
zoe sum donated by the Amana Society.
AhANA, Iowa Co., Iowa,
Nov. II, 1862.
20 Ills ErceI1sscy, Samuel j. Kirkwood,
Governor Of the State Of Loua :
I've, We take the liberty of sending you enclosed
siVVO. Our elders or trustees are inclined to
70 something for our beloved Union, and as
~ Iur conscience on religious principles, as you
NOV, prohibits US, like other citizens, from
gearing weapons against any other man, We
veg you to use the $1,000 for the relief of our
aok and wounded soldiers or, if you think
0ef soldiers in the field are suffering on account
O VI eod weather, you may use it partly for their
aehei. We are sorry to trouble you, but do
not know to what other officer we may send it.,
ana hope you will do us this favor.
Your Humble Servants,
AMANA SccIETY.
?, JOHN BEYER.
Iowa City Republican
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-llowa City Republican.


= Inc following decisions have been made by
commissioner Boutwell,, as per letters from him
vi the 18th and l4th inst, to James Pullan, As.
SCISSOR OF the Second District of Ohio: Car
pen'ers and wsgen.makers. painters, macbinists
ana Others, who buy materials with which to
carry on their respective callings, such as lum-
YER nails paint, iron, &C., are not regarded as
sonsumers of these articles. That the planning,
uiesslng and matching of boards for flooring, Is
70, manufacture. That neither pork packers,
makers Of sugar cured hams, smokers of bacon,
aOf persons engaged ir rendering lard, can be
ssansidered as manufacturers, nor their products
us'd subject to duty under the Excise Law.
O.. fhls Is one OF the great days of the world, N
ssio Ten Hooker to the intrepid Berry as he rode
s Us on the morning Of the battle of Antietam,
The Southern rebellion lies coiled up in tina,
valley, and it should be tonight in our power p
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-11-29

THE DELAY In THE Iaon CLArs.-It has been
stated by Eastern Journals that the reason for
the failure to bring out the new iron clsds &C.
cording to contract, 10 owing to the fact that
the work now under contract exceeds the re-
sources of the shops in the country, particularly
in the iron work. The number Of vessels in
construction brings them into competition with
each other, and the advance in materials and
wages will probably cause heavy loss to some
of the contractors The unavoidable delay in
fringes seriously on what was expected from
these vessels this fall. In congr atulatiug our
selves on the general clean naval score, on ac-
count of the substitution Of mailed ships. and
on our ability to build navy Is fast as any for.
eign power, thought is not given to the capacity
given by the vastly greater Government ships
yards, shops, machinery and stores Of material,
especially in England. Our provision in this
respect Is small compared With that of Gov
eminent which has kept up great navy for q
century, and has had several struggles with
other great naval powers for the supremacy Of
the seas We can do anything as fast a. any
body, with the same tools and materials.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-11-29

We hear daily of men quietly leaving Wash
ington, for rebeldom, who have been among the
most blatant Unionists, who grew indignant
whenever their loyalty was doubted, and who
seemed to rejoice in nothing so much as in de-
nouncing secession. Most Of these gentry we're
applicants for Office at the hands of the Admin
istration or bidders for contracts. This is true
particularly of those who remained up to late
day. Whenever they succeeded in obtaining
patronage, they continued to reside here; but
when they fail they quietly skedaddle, and take
their chances among the rebels, WITH whom their
hearts beatin full sympathy, and by some means
as yet undiscovered, contrive during their alb
sence to communicate with their families and
friends. These friends are too frequently in
Office, and therefore enabled to furnish informa.
ton valuable to the rebels and dangerous to the
Government; for it is characteristic Of these
times that while Office may make rebel careful
and secret, it does not expel from his heart ha.
tired for the Government that feeds him, or love
for the rebellion that is trying to take it's life.
Wash, Cor
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The Herald yesterday published an editorial
leader preparatory to an anti-draft riot in this
county. It asserts that Governor Kirkwood
has for mere political purposes ordered draft
of twelve hundred men from this county when
its fair proportion is not over two hundred:
cit is the majority which Dubuque County
gives, that arouses such patriotic forebodings
in the heart Of Gov. KirkWood and his political
kindred not the number Of recruits which she
has or has not furnished to the war" II
adds, stBut We warn Gov. Kirkwood that the
people will demand justice to the uttermost
and that they will be satisfied with nothing
less" There is no doubt but that the Herald
Tories are preparing for practical demon.
stration Of their treason against the Govern.
ment At the first opportunity, and that they
will resort to every species Of falsehood and
Misrepresentation to induce their party follow
ers to rise against the draft and collection Of
the war tax. After all the lying treason
which the Herald has published. against the
war, and in favor Of the Rebellion, it would b
strange indeed, if it did not give practica
direction to its teachings by urging its readers
to take up arms against the officers of thu
Government who would oblige them to entel
the Union army or contribute to its support.
We warn the State authorities that it will re.
quire strong arm to enforce the Draft in thi,
county. Tho miseiable policy of permitting
such an organ Of sedition - the Herald TO ex
list here and TO propagate its accursed sent,
meats through that poi ton Of our population
which is under its peculiar influence, will ye
be made evident to the Government IN such
shapes Is have been witnessed in the Peunsyl
ania mining region aud some parts of wiscon
sin. The same kind ofpopulation is here, ant
the same elements are at work. Let our mill
tsry authorities see to it, Dubuque Times
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The Arrival Of Gen. Hooker and Dspar.
tuFo Of aien. Porter.
WARRENroH, Va, Nov. IA, 1861
Headquarters of Gen. Franklin. [

Correspondence OF new 1otk TfIoQ0o
WARREHroH, Va, Nov. IA, 1862
Headquarters of Gen. Franklin.|
Gen. Hooker, or fighting Joe, ss the soldiers
of his old division in the Peninsula called him,
arrived at the Warren Green House yesterday,
and this morning assumed the command of the
old corps Of Fitz John Porter. The departure
Of Gen. Porter from the Army Of the Potomac,
although be was known to be one of Gen. Nc
Clellans strongest friends, and to exercise great
influence on him in war councils, has been the
occasion of no regrets or murmurings on the
part of either officers or s0ldiera By large
part OF the army he has long been looked upon
as q semi traitor, and even those who were
strongly attached to Gen. Mcclellan regretted
that an officer who has been frequently heard
to Gay that We could never subdue the Rebellion
should be his chosen friend and counsellor.
This vast army is now active In the midst of
inactivity A ride this morning in the warm
sun over these beautiful hills gave me splendid
view of almost the entire army going through
the different exercises of the manual. Every
Lieutenant and Captain is kept constantly at
work drilling the recruits in the evolutions which
will fit them to acquit themselves with credit in
the presence of the enemy. It lie impossible to
tell when the main body of the army will move
from its present position. The failure to whip
and capture General Lee when he lay between
Winchester and Charlestown has given the enc.
my temporary advantage over US in the posi-
ton of the armies.
With Jacksons entire corps at Manassas.
Chester and Thornton's Gaps, and on our right
flank, it is impossible for US to move the whole
army encamped here without letting him down
upon our rear to within few miles of the Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad. If we move with
less than six corps, it is doubtful whether we
could prevent the army Gen. Lee now has in
front from aanking US either upon the right or
left, and cutting off our supplies Fredericks-
burg, too, after moving across the Rappahan-
mock, must be held, and the base of supplies for
that point must be as before, at Acquia Creek
cannot see how our line, while advancing
can be much less than As miles in length from
right to left wing. If the enemy is, however,
hotly pursued frem the direction of North Car
DINA and the Peninsula by gunboats and infau.
try, We can without doubt celebrate the next
New Years day in Richmond.