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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-11-15

a RELIc.-An exchange paper gives. an
&C count of an old English watch, which
was purchased of Joseph Story, Clerken-
we'll street, London, n 1876, by Benjamin
Andrews, then about the first hardware
nfssehant in Boston. It was given TO the
father of the present owner, for good be-
havior and attention to business, in his six
teenth year, on condition that he would new
er dispose of it. He died in 1908, and the
present owner has had it in his possession
ever since. The first time it was cleaned
there were but two watchmakers in Boston,
and one of them was unwilling to take it in
hand lest he should injure the fine work.
The watch was then sent to London where
it remained year, and was cleaned al a
cost. of is. The original watch-paper
still remains in the case with the date of its
purchase. This venerable ticker keeps as
good time as ever, and seems likely to hold
good for hundred years more.
= An old lady IN Holland. whose sole oc-,
cgp@tIen was houseWIfery, scrubbed her
sltnng room door until she fell through into
the cellar
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-11-15

We make the following interesting ex-
tracts from letters received from our old
fellow-c;tizen, G. F. Oakfeld, who is now
serving his country in the capacity of Lieu
tenant, in the Engineers Department, al
Springfield, Mo-:
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-11-15

The class of people who make fortunes
ont of army contraets are not book readers,
they, spend lavishiy for dress and jewels,
but scantily for literature. More diamonds
have been sold within these last three
months than Il any equal time for years. !,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07

1900 COPIES ISs I'd THE FIRST TWELVE
Months of i's publication. II is entire New Work of
nearly 200 pages. Many Of the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for this volume II will az pc D.
uiar az its predecessor Bell No which has RIM up to
the enoraoas naaher Of 3 900 copies in 90 mouths
stripping any Sunday School Book Of its issued in
this county Also both volunos hound to ae
epmmodate schools wishing them in that form. Prices
Bell No 2, raPer covers Is cents $l2 per 100 Bound
rs cents SIS per 100. Cloth bound embossed gilt 80
cents, s22 per BOO. hell No l. paper c0Eefa IL cents
embossed gilt. 2eicents, $40 per Ice Belts Noe. and 2
bound together 40 $50 per no Is ropics fur sl
Ell nj the 100 pree Clio bound embossed gilt saeenls
{ 50 per 100. Mai postage free the retail price.
AoRACE WATERS Paeilsher.
omsD6a No. Isl Roadway, Ncw Ysra.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07
Notice Of Foreclosure.

UTHEREA5, Warren Trunjy and his wite.
w Hannah Il. Trundy, oi Swans Island in
the County of Hancock and State of Maine, did
by their deed Of mortgage the sixth day OF
january in the year OF our Lord one thouss nd
eigh. hundred aud sixty, and recorded in Hancecl.
Registry Of Deeds took No. ITO, page ss?, SON
Yey 10 Daniel Bridges certain lot Of land l5ing
in said Swans Island, and bounded as follows
CoIrRsnsing ., stake and stones on the bank q
the shore aud running north fifteen rods to stake
ara stones, thence north forty-tve east eight rod
thence moth twenty east twenty eight rods 10 .
stake aud ftre thence west trerty- ight rods
to i ga he sud 7to1es, thence south thirty-two
rods to stake and some, thence west ten rods TO
the edge marked - thence south forty-fyo de-
greco west eight rods TO bank Of the shore thence
around the shore 10 the first mentioned bound, and
containing scren acrcs more or less being the
promises which the said Trundy then lived; aud
whereas the said Daniel Bridges did on the TWEEN
tieth day of January in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-two, daily IA
sign and rake over the said mortgage premises
and notes to me. and whcrea. the conditions Of she
mortgage have been broken, now claim to fore
close the said mortgage according to the statute
in sach cases made and provided.
EBEN T. SMITH
Sva lsa-d Feb. II, 1882.
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lOo. otO Lodi Manufacturing Co.'S
POUDRETTE

Por sale II JAMES T. FOSTER, &C Cortlandt St. n y
l4,s Company with 4 capital Of sl5eoOo. the most eN.
tesle ot tn Kind in he world and an renc,
Of = ysa-- m manufacturing, with reputation long
tablished having also the exclusive control Of all the
nigh; soil Eutn The great City Of New York PREPARE,
10 arish article which Is, without doubt the cheapest
ard sesH ttSt !-r ijEer IN The market.
irict foE L.irs ami 81 - per harrell or only
80 pr Ton l. g>3i.y hcrea the yield, and ripen,
The crop from earlier at an OF
from - 20 81 acre, and with very lltle Labor
raa pet containing all the information ne essary
with iect- from Horace Greeley. Daniel Webster and
hundreds Of farmers Who have used it extensively fol-
many We IS, MAY he ha free by addressing letter a,
huAe Or to the sIsertocs who agent. for the Com
rauy.
CROSS NEWELL, Head of the Tide, Waldo, Me
Kendall WHITNEY, Portland, Me.
JOHN McAkrllt Il, Augusta, Me.
AMuRN OTIS, Ellsworth. Me. 3m4,nSa
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vIIE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

NEW SINGING BOOK FOR DAY SCHOOLS called
the DAY SCHOOL BELL is ready. 1t contain.
about 2Ss Of choice Songs, Rounds Catches Duets,
Srios Qlartets and Choruses, many OF them written ex
pressy for his work besides pase. q the Elements of
Music Tn, E-m eats are easy and progressive thar
ordinary tuc All ind themselves entirely successful
IN strueag even young scholars TO sing correctly and
scientifically, hc the tunes and words embrace such
variety Of lively attractive and soul-strripg nusic and
sentiments that orbe will he experienced n Undue
ing all beginners go with seal in acquiring skill in
one Of the mos heathsivins, beauty Improving happ
yielding aud producing OF school life
In simplicity Of It's elements in variety and ada ptaton OF
music aud IL excellence and rpmber o. its songs origin
al, selected and adapted. it claims by much to excel all
competitors will be foand be the best book ever is
sued FOR semHaries, Academies and Public schools
few sample pages Of ia. Elements Tunes Songs are
given in circular send and get Il is complied BY
HORACE WATERS, author Of sabbath School Bells /"
Nos aud 2 which lave hal the sale Of os5
0 copies IN 81 mouths Pieces paper covers 20 cents
SIS per 1905 bound 80 sl2 per 100; cloth bound
embossed gut ~ cents, $50 per 100 IS copies furnished
al the leO Prcc. Mailed free at the r7tal price
HORACE WATERS, Publishers.
em@mka Ne. 81 Broastway, New York
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.iEaRdI'|b
A New DiScoVprv.


YNHE Ascarides or Pin Worms, the removal Of
Il which has ever baffied the skill of the most
eminent physicians, and universally considered by
them as beyond the reach of medicine are entire.
ly expelled from tie human System by the use Of
DR.. e. @. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup.
~ Cure Warranted in every case,
Relief afforded in twenty-four hours
This Syrup is purely vegetable PREPARATION,
and harmless with the youngest child.
sYMPfoMS.-fstense itching biting and dis
ress in the lower part Ct the rectum and about the
seat, often mistaken for the Piles, disagreea BILE
sensation in the epga,trc region or lower part Of
the bwes, restlessness, wakefulness, starting and
screaming in the sleep, Ainting and not nnfre-
qtently spasms Of f,,
CAurIos.-The genuine has the name, " Dr. Z.
q. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup" blown in each bot.
tie' ms portrait and isc smile of his signature
on the wrapper.
HERYEY MOORE, Sole Propriet,rs.
Address Gre C. GoonwIs Co., II and ~ Mar
shall ST., BosToS, Mass, General Agents for New
England
SOLD BY druggists generally lyla
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LIE HORACE WATERS PlANnS

MELODEoNs. ALEX ANDRE ORGANS, and T GIL
BkRf CO 5 celebrated r. tLIhN PIANOS are tn.
finest Instruments i0r PArors sni Churches now M use
large assortment can be at the warero1as
Isl BROADWAY, between Grad and Broosne sts
which will DE sold at extremely los prices PIANOS and
MELppEpNS, from suniry makers and second. hand
~ let and rent allowed II purchased, per agreement
Monthly payments received for the Also second
hand Pianos aud heloeans at great bargains prices from
So to 500 Sheet Music Music book and ali kinds of
Music Merchandise a; War Prices.
Sm4mSa HORACE WATERS Agent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07

II he subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all con-
L eryret that he has been duly appointed and has
taken on hself the trust Of Administrator OF the
estate Of
WILLIAM II. CHASE, late Of Bucksport,
Id the County Of Hancock, deceased by giving bond "a
the law directs; he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted TO the ss dsceaseds estate 10 make
date payment and those who have any deaands thereon
to eShsbn tie saIse 6F settlement.
HORACE A. CHASE
Bucssport, Feb. II, 1854
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07

Es' eAftss Washing p s1srr sap pys s,g-, rrs,,s
saPposisr., spist, Of ali kisd.. Cisroa Cur
fAli. RAi,ln.. rAmAfne,. IrAA
Mass, fekiss ke,. 4e.
ae, &c. &c, &c, &c, &c.
jest received per EIpre,,. new ,eppIy Of III.
mos, porulat PAieui Medicines. among which are
bukNETFo Preparations: Blood Food for Live.
Compliant Coughs, Dyspep.a Female Diseases,
ana Regeneration Of Aan, weeks Magic Com
pound; hiteonb's remedy for Asthma Burueus
Cd Liver Oil Jayne. Elpss,oraut. What.
Nha Cherry BalsAm; fowle', cure for Pilss; DR..
geatie's Ant'dote; Drake. BenIoIih.. foi reraoV.
ing paint, tar, grease. &c. Cummings Ape!ieut
oargiing Oh; Dadds and Miller's Co addition Pow
aersi Chee'enans. Clarke's and puponeo'. female
fils. for female o6siTuetious, dc; Grugor's Con.
eehtfatsd Cure Tor nervous week.-mrs.; Hemb
fln1d Extract Of Burchu, for diseases of the blsd.
a.i' kiai'rys' &c; MaynaTi's Culodion for burss
and eats; uATdinsrs Rheumatic Compound; Peru.
Wan Syrup Gouids Pin worm syrup; Heushin's
Corn Solvent, an iniAllible rem dy; Magnetic
balsam, Tor rheumatism and neuralgia; Jeariss
PanAeea Of Life. sure cure for Sore Throat and
Bronchial affections; stones Elixir for bronchitis
Copeland sure cure for Bed Bugs.
BIT ERs-oxygenated, Iiooaand's PeekI, liar.
ays, Browns, Clarke Sherry Wine, Laagley's
Root and Herb, abbotrs and o,hers;
LtSlMENT-Tobias', Good Samaritan. MUSTANG.
and liniments and oin,men,s Of all kinds:
sARsAPAkILLA-Bull Sands, Shakers and
oil other principal kinds
fiLLs-Ayers sugar coated, BrandtetA's and
Whght's Indian Vegetable.
Alse, Viewers canker and salt rhepm sx-.,. A..
noids Vital Fluid; Atwood's Ea,rae, Dandelion.
Brantj Purifying EAtrast, Gays Blood Purifier.
Kennedy Medical Discovery; Morse's syrup YeI.
low Dock; Railways Remedies MeMuln'. Eli.ir
Of Opium; Mrs. Winslos's Soothing syrup; sha.
ker Extract Haleriap; Balm of thousand Flow
efsi Gold Cream flssh Balls. Liasid Rouge;
AYERS Cherry peet0ral; BrAH,'s Pulmonary bal.
menary Balsami ClaTke's Cough syrup; bachelor
ard iiaFri.ons Hair Dye; barney Musk Cologne;
Shaving Cream and Yerbena Water; Butcher,
Dead sho, for Bed Bugs; and all other articles
usually kept in Drug store
PhV'ifan's Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07
NOTICE.

The subscribers intending to close up their bu..
mess III this place respectfully reques, all p~r.ons
indebted to them TO make immediate payment.
and all persons having unsettled accounts are re-.
qnested TO call and adjust the same. We oder for
sale 'be following Real Estate
Street. $50
our wharf property on Water Street.
.oo acres wild land on the west side Of Reed.
Pond in Ellsworth.
ioO0 acres Wild land at the head OF Reeds Pond
in Dedham.
number Of House Lots In this village.
lhe above property will be sold on favorable
terms. '''
Also Pews No. 10 and so on the broad al 10 in
the Congregational Meeting House.
Counting Room in Writings Block.
We will give our attention TO the Discoun,,ns
ana Negotiating Of Commercial Paper.
law j. W. II, D. JONES
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= l l. h
CLOAKS, CApeS AND MANIlllAS.

In this line We can show complete stock " al
the NEW STYLES, and have msd, sftsng-
ments to secur. samples weekly ffom ono
Of the larges, Cloak EstabiuhmfHts
in thi. eoun.ry. Also complete
assortment Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07
Notice 90 Tyespssssers.

Notice is hs,ssy given shot permits will be
granted the cotniDg winter % ent or haul from
Township No. IA, in Waltham. BY the proprietors.
Any persons so cutting hauling, will be eonsid.
cred az trespassers and so treated.
BY srder of PRoPRIETORs, Of waitham.
Ellsworth Dec. 10th, 1861. IS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07
STATE OF MAINE.

II q Il UF MATNE Z.
-z'ssA, ss.--Suprene Judicial Court, October
ie?
tz- Is going - it is ordered by the Cour,
s 2-''s q the tendency thereof be given to
-:ercsted- by publishing abstract
NJ. and this order thereon three week.
af n the Ellsworth American, the las,
pLI.le.iiua u be at least thirty days before the
Il, term Of this Cont 20 BE holden at Ellsworth
within aud for the Counsy of Hancock, on the
fourth Tuesday OF April ne1t, thso they may then
and there appear and answer 10 said sui, if fhey
think e..
Attest PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
Abstract Of writ and copy of order Of Court thereon
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07

WATCH.SPRING SKIRTS.
4UV New Skirts. from e2i cts. ~ $50
- sHMERE SHAW
- In this line
We can show twenty. hde different styl.s and war.
ranted FREE FROM COTTON, from 81, 90 10
$500, also elegant styles Cashmere Long
Shawl, large siae AMI warranted Al Fee!,
at 5000.
Together with good assortment Of MeTrirnse
Cocbico, Manchester and Pacific Prints; English.
Scotch and Lancaster Ginghams, BalmoTal
Skirts; l.. c. ldkfs; Velvet Ribbons; En-.
bossed Table Covers, Linen do, Linen
pamasks, Napkins; Marselles. English
and Lancaster Bed Spreads, in the
"a. 81, l0-s and III;
Cashmere searfs, Cashmere Trimmings for scarfs,
wrought Collars, More.ns Of all shades, Dia.
Pers, Briilian,s, Lawns, Canbrics, Mus.
Inns, Wooden DamasAs; Red, White
Blue an MIXED flannels, Ae,
" ooLEN GOODS.
w A grea, stock Of
Doeskins. Tweeds, Csshmsr.,, satine,t,, Ken.
lucky Jeans, DC, for Boys wear.
LOVES AND HosIERY,
IL this line
We can show the best stock ever offered in mi.
county.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07

At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within and for
the County Vi Hancock, the frs, Wednesday Of
February A. n. 1876!
4 MARTY MI re II, widow OF George W. Nurch, late
I Of Ellsworth, deceased having made application to
ue for allowance out Of the personal said
deceased also HAT Commissioner. may be appointed to
set OF. he dover in said estate:
OTdert That the said Charity Nurch give notire theye
Il to all Interested. by causing COPS Of ths or
der to he pm lis three weeks uecr--iyely ia tie Eta
worth American printed In Ellsworth that they may ap
p Probate Court to be holden Ellsworth Oh the
odrt ednosay nt April next, at ten Of the clock in
the -fcnoor, and shes il an. they have, why
alJSa1c should be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
A,vN ,gpy,-At;est
A. A. BARTLETT, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07
notice OF Foreclosure

w HEREAs. ~ the third day Of July A. T. 1880
w Greenhef -tacsPale, Jr. OF Ellsworth, in the
Ccau;y Of Haucoca, conveyed in fee and in mort
gage the fol Vus described real estate situated in said
Ellsworth, ucnT at the southeast corner Mrs
Fitzpatrick lot the ives; side of the stree; leading
the Fair Grounds thence souhcrly said seven
Dis; thence westerly zine ard three-feurh- rods to D
5 Beals land, the northerly sait Bca line seven
rods TO said hpatrcks ot thence eastery ad Gill;
pa;cAs liae to The place Of beGinnngi and containing
Nty-eight AMI fourth square rods Said mortgage
recorded in Vol Ill page 2Gs, Hancock Registry Of
Deeds, aAd the conditions OF the have been broheu
wherefore AID ~ whereof, claim hereby fore.
close said mortgage, ALDEN II. BELLATTY.
BY J. A DEASE, hi- Alto rney.
Ellsworth, Fsh. 18th ls6..
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I AIDES CLOTHS.

I AIDES CLOTHS.
- comprising
Al shades Of the Salisbury. Enslsh Meltons.
KePpa Cloths. Middle-c1 Saekiug'. K-pellsGt
and Water Proof Ladies Beavers. he. Ae., IA
all the desirable shades n Dark Drab. Peach
nrsb. french Grey. steel Mixed, brown sud
Black. do Black Beaver. and r,ieot, and Real
herman Cloths.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07

Jota p. Mcfaridnd, of Town, County and
&ats afo'esaid, and Jas. B. OSgood,
Of SAID County, Trustee.
4 CTIGN the case to recover the sum of ei ght
n hundred dollars damage to Plaintiff b.
Defendants debauching and carnally knowing
Sarah !, Mcfarland, minor dau ghter Of Plaintiff
on the FIRST day OF July, A. D. lsG0, and at other
times between that date and he day of the pur-
Chase Q. the writ, by which Plaintiff lost service
o; said daughter and servant, and was obliged to
rny GU: large sums Of money, to wit one hun
dred dollars, for care, nursing and medical aid
aoi BIZ which said daughter and servant became
disabled fer two YEAR,.
ad4anuum SsU0O
And aatet July l.th, lSGl Retarnable October
Tn ST..
EUGENE HALE, Plffs Atty.
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W "a..'t3 HeFtrlsad Of Hancock, m COUNT
Of hGnroek and STATE Of Name.
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PATENT AND 1HOMpsosI.s MEDICINES

IN yt444t'Ist 1W9tH ) ha-OT STOP!
fs' Afdis' aihing 7 sisrs sap Dye stg., rrs,.s
happos'er.t spists Of ali kiads CRzoa Cur
fA4is, hAaiin.. rAuaafinss iTssA
NJ. l.. L
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-03-07

~ base .ss'n returned from Boston AMI
w now opening Of Vi. heat selected
stocks placed at tue di.possl Of tl,cTimtu-
atng putiie. and adapted h snit all the dia.reu;
tastes and wants Of the approaching season. Il
consists part Of ~, latest and In Il approved
styles VI
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-20
War News.
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE
latest from East Tcnnesscc--
F"rccs Wtthdra wn from Ciiut-
rut,Cnuu.

trrcm the i.oniriis Josfnsi, the ie,h.l
We learn that Col. Dumont and Col
Hsggard have returned 10 Nashville from
Chattanooga. The latter place, nftei
having been taken, was abandoned fol
the want Of supplies, which Il was i'm.
possible 10 obtain, the supply steamboat
AZ wen as the wagons, failing TO arrive
in time. Ou. forces that captured and
occupied Chattanooga, are now at shcl.
byvillc.
This is the statement that has bccr
made TO us, but possibly the rebel forccs
thst recently evacuated Cumberland Gan
may have been advancing upon Cbnitn.
nooga in such strength that our troops
could not have kept the position even II
their supplies had been abundant. What.
ever the tue state of the case may have
hocn, VIC cannot but regret deeply tho,
The abandonment of 80 exceedingly inn.
roriant strnfcpic poiu, as ChSttanooca
was found necessary. but our armv n,
cumberland Gar will follow the rebel
isrces vigorously, dispensing freedom 10
Fast Tcnncesce in their progress, and
either Gen. Mitchel's division, or both In
cooperation, will soon plant the United
States flag again Mt Chattanooua, never
morc Ia he removed.
We must rcposscss Chattanoogp. mud
certainly the work viii be done within
the next few days.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-20
Bitter Fr,,its,

The Address Of Vallandigham and a
few other Democratic Congressmen, saws
OF the Democratic party, "By their fruits
shall ye know them" What are "their
lrutsp Nearly allthe Democratic States,
Democratic Governors, Democratic Leg
islaIors, large majority of the Democrat
&c members OF Congr, SIS, the last Demo.
crrtic Vice President, and several Cabi-
net officers ofthe last Democratic Admin
isIration, having insugerated rebellion
and civil war aud are seeking by force of
arms TO subvert the Government and to
destroy the Union. And il is in conse-
quenoe of the Va!landigham Democratic
Party that il has been aud still is neces-
sary for loyal citizens TO pour out their
blood and treasury without stint. II is
these fruits that have carried mourning
into nearly every loyal family, Vallsu-
digham and Democrats of his stripe may
rejoice over such fruits, but TO loyal citi.
gems they are exceedingly bitter aud un.
palatable, and il will be some years be-
tore they will desire another crop. -
SosiA Bend Register.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-20
Fighting sixty Thousand Lsch.
els az Eair Oaks.

The Peninsula correspondent Of the
NJ T. Tribune soys tina, the victory of
the Seven Pines Cor more properly Fair
0aksl was one that Napoleon's Old
Guards might wei be proud OIL The num-
ber Of disciplined rebels with when cur
army had 10 contend, is no longer lcft To
conjecture. A Lieutenant of a North
Carolina regiment surrendered to Gen.
Summers division and announced him
self prisoner;
ellis information had a startling inter.
est for us. lie said that on Saturday
morning the commanders, Longstrect and
others, told the rebel troops that there
were but 5000 Yankees cncumpcd at the
Seven Pines, and announced that Il was
the intention TO fall upon them with an
overwhelming force--kll upon the ground
all that could be killcd--and drive the
rest into the Chickahominy aud drown
them.
lie said positively that the attack on us
was made by 10000 men--that il was re.
pcllcd--thot we fairly and squarcly whip
ped them--thNt their loss in killed,
wounded aud captured was at least TO-
OOO-and thut the sentiment of the whole
rebel force engaged was, that the next
time 1000 Yankees were To be shot and
drowned, as a Saturday afternoons frolic
the Job had better be hired out.
This was said seriously and not in any
spirit of pcacc-otlering ur aattery. But
what he next sand possed military in
tcrest OF deeper moment to HeintzclmNn
who stood by nervously weaving his rrix-
zlcd heard as the news was delivered syl-
liable by syllable-of deeper moment to
him and all others who lean their burden
OF responsibility upon the future,
He further said that cur desperate
fighting, aud our presence at every poiat
of attack, in numbers sufficient 10 XIII
them in piles, had so impressed the rebels
with a Stnso ofmOnhood aud power. III, /
the feeling Of discourRg, ment among
them was uniyersa.-that this, in con.
ncotion with the now wcll-known North
Carolina Unionism OF feeling, had broken
cut on Tuesday in open revolt in six North
Carolina regiments, an entire brigade in-
deed from the North Of the State--tha,
the brigade was surrounded with Missis.
sippi and Alabama troops in superior
numbers and disSrmcd aud placed then
in confinement.
This in the intrenchments befor.
Richmond, and on the eve of a battl,
that Is TO save the rebellion or preserve
the Union! Wedge of diseord to be driv,
en- to the headl"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-06-20
81. Lomis DnilY Union.

A new daily with the above title has
ISSUED in st. Louis. 1t is an attractive
and spirited sheet, aud is promised good
support. OF its platform the initial num-
Der says that it is equiyocally for the
Union, while Of the war and slavery il
says:
Ono thing is already clear-slavery
will never again dominate in the coun-
cils Of the nation. As political power
II is dead. As an industrial institution
its shorter or longer existence depends
on the rebels themselves. Over II the
armed power Of a mighty nation shakes
its dart, but delays to strike, because
there is yet no clear constitutional war
rant for speeding the blow.
If the war lasts, and especially If for
eign Intervention should complcate the
domestic duel, not fragment of the ruin
would be sufferedt to crumble to the ground
not all the powers Of darkness would
suffice to keep gives on single slave.