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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

GEs HALLscE. Of the Missouri Department,
has issued 40 order which leaves the negro
police business where The law places il, and
relieves the soldiers Of that department from
The nnselderly business OE sIave catching.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

FaoSrIER FoRrFIcATfoSs.--T'he bill which
passed the House Of Representatives on SAtur-
day for the forti6catiOn Of the coast and lakes
and rivers, viii probably pass the Senate
10 few days. OF the S75O.0OO, appropriated
for this frontier, some si5O.OOO. will be nppica-
bic to the city Of Buffalo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

( CHAPLAlSs.-Au effort is making 10 re-
duce the pay Of Chaplains, it would be more
creditablc TO the movers to devise some plan
by which the unworthy in that Office might
be weeded out A good Chaplain is worth al
the law allows him, while poor one would
be better out of the service than in il, al
any price.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

TaE report Of the Potter Investigating
Conaisles ea Ne leyslsy Of Government
employees. win show that Adjntant- Gen
eral Thomas recommended and secured the
appointment Of large number Otresideats
Ct Georgetown. Of weH known Secession
sympathies aud prOclvisies, among whOu
is Que Psymaster in the army. one Lisstsn
ant, and nine commissioned officers Of va,
Ei0us grades.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

Too MASY CAVALRY lit is intimated
that Gen. MuCLEHLAS declares himself
wholly unable 10 Use to advantage more
than one.third of The orgnnizci cavalry
Twenty OF thirty regiments will doubtless
be transfercd 10 lhe infantry arm, where
they can 10 used.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

A REroRr from New Orleans the 10th, says
large meeting Of the French residents was
held that day to devise some means for leaving
The city and the South. A Committe was ap
pointed to communicate with the Federal for
ces at Ship island and Biloxi on the subject.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

The IHAuGURAk.-This document, OPP
peared in our columns last week without
comment, as we had no convenient time to
express our opinion oft We were, how
ever, disposed to look at it with favor, con-
sidering that craftsmanship is not the par
ticular forte Of our Governor. He makes
no great pretensions to this kind Of attain
ment and therefore comes up to the mark
of q plain unvarnisbcd tale. Rctrench.
mepts 10 particular directions are recon.
mend, but we presume with no serious ap-
prehension that the recommendations will
be carried into effect. Legislators, in the
eyes Of the world. would snbjcct themselves
10 The charge of weakness in shortening in
their per diem allowance, and yet, if they
could be induced to take such step, and
| fix their own pay at 81 SO per day, as in
Connecticut, the number Of ofpatriots anxious
to serve the State would not be sensibIy
lessened. The other retrenchments nigh
\ be more easily effected, as the law-makerl
would not be acting upon their own inter
ests. On the whole, We consider It yer.
fair beginning, Superior 70 the retiring Gov
eraor,s efFert, inasmnch as it much shorter
but neither Of them, in point Of direetnesS
persPicnity. scholastic finish, and statesman
: ike power. is not altogether such mes
sage as re should haze written on thi
occasion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

TuE v0fkiuga Of TIE political machine. and
the aeeecles apd inauenees which pfopslthO
several parts, ara quite nnintelIgible TO the
simple and uusophlaticased. Secretary Camvrcu'
10 common parlance was dismisss8 Nom the
Goserument because Re Wss unwortfy Of fpublic
trust and c1nsdcuce, and lsOsssiwith 2s Senators
and ainosg lhen shouo who had denounced him,
vote 10 give him nns Of ihe trut missions to the
Coufis of Europe. This we Suppose Is aIl
iesitirsnts end proper enoaeh. perhaps as The
world is sometimes said to go--putsing raseaIity
at premium. .but We don't understand il.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

n A. Gar. fscetiOusly called Deacon,
brother Of the old sinner Of the Plain
Dsakr. has been elected engrossing Clerk
Of the Senate, in the organization Of the
Assembly. A j. WHIlAMs, Of Lake, wou
elected assistant clerk Of the House.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

TIE TARIFF. The Washington hotels
are said 70 be tilled vita gentlemen whose
object Is to enlighten BY their counsel and
wisdom the Committee Of Ways and Means,
upon tie tariT. Every trade is anxious to
protect IFS interests, but believes that it is
Just that all others should be subjected to
additional duties. The Committee should
have listening ears and euqairing minds,
but steadfnslness Of purpose. e
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

CAssiUs M. Clay was on Monday last
confirmed as Maj Gen. Of Volunteers. and
.Abnef D0abIeday IS Breaaiet qeneral.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

The ExrEDfuoss. I'VE have nothing
from either the Mississippi or the Burnside
expeditlous
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

No ScrLER The Both illinois Regiment
has no Sa,ler, aud The officers refused 70
appoint one. The result is that the men
sent home $25, ,oOo the ftst month, and
$50. 600 the second.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF Lands md Temenents.
Ashtahula Common Pleas June Term, 1888.

JOEL ii. Thomas Us ERAsTUs @. SfRoS6.
DY Virtue OF nm ORDER Of SALE
ID duly issued said Court the above case 70 me d
reeted will ocr sae by way OF public auction at the
door Of the Court House in Jefferson Ashtabua county Ohio
On Saturday The LIST day n .'fopehs A D.Is62,
between the hours of 10 aud o'clock OF sai day. the
following described Lands and Tenements To Wit
Situate IN the townships Of Plymouth and SaytFeak
county Ashabnla and State of Ohio, being IN Township
Number r. in the third and fourth Of fowrps IN ts
Counscticnt Western Reserve called the first piece being
brook and bounded East By the Plymouth inwnshp line on
the BY land decided 10 Andrew Wiley, West No
-5l-hfty-one that line drawn from said weya 1905
TO stake thence Fast 20 the township line aforesaid TO the
south line Of the above granted and Described pesaes 70
be parallel the North ne Of Aadot No So and TO con.
tain 80 acres OF land appraised at -
Also other piece OF land situate Ia the Township Of
Plymouth and Is bounded aud described follows to witt
West on The township line between Pymenh and saybroo
Timothy strong 10 Moses Cross end John NJ Faaksr To The
Fast line Of FaulknePs land to stake, thence along Daniel
fb land 1000 10 the North e0Faer OF Lot 49
thence West along the North line of said Lot No. as 10 the
centre TownOhp Road thence South AanR the centre
Of said zoe thence West 10 the TaWnEp ne eentan
ing seventy (Io Of land, being tue North par OF Lot
No As (escepthg reservation u eve to T9hl0thy
Strong the North line OF sd Lot No. as from the
To~nship 10 the Township line tao with his other
aud being the same lands decided Ersun G. strong by
Timothy Strong and we, Nov is4s and recorded IN Ash,
sbulA County Records vol 36 bl3 and 54 appeased
at&-rr r EDWARD A. WIGHT, shsria,
5th5l,fo, 20 -. Special Master Commissioner.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

CenTnfa 6s TFus1
Az the lsove-iaking Of Gen, Iane " thewhiie
House on Friday p. N. last, ne lollowiug 70
marksble conversalion ls said By corfespond'
ent of the N. Y. Tiibuue 70 have occurred in
the presence Of Commissioner Dole, Senator
Pomeroy, several members the House. and
group Of officers and clerks Of the different de.
partments ofgoyernmenl F,f4
On turning to leave, Gen. Lane said !:
"Well, MIR. Lincoln, you know my way !
| shall pursne the policy with Which 1 be.
gan, and somebody win get hurt"
80 which the t'resideht replied
Eyes, General, Enndcr stand you. Aud
the only diiHefsnce between yOu and meis,
that spE are willing TO so surrender fugi'
tives to loyal owners in ease they are will
ing 70 retnrn; while Id0 not bslicre the
Uaitai States GOwraoicnt Aas any right %
kire them sp an aag case Aud u Il had, the
People would not permit us TO exercise it.'
Gen. Lane rejoined;
"That remark, Me-. President, makes me
happier than anything that has transpired
since the commencement Of the war. Aud
IL Won will announce that as the active
policy Of the Administration, and let us win
one victory on il, you will be the most popu.
lar man ever on this continent y ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

SALE OF CoSrIscATED Os.-Some
$500 bales Of Cotton from Beaufort were
sold ia New YOrk on Friday, at 40 average
Of about 60 cents per pound.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Hsary Harri', PlsntF George NJ Rsd al Defeadaua
In Ashtabula Common Pleas.

GEORGE NJ RIED and EberB Ward
~ will take notice that Henry Harris did on the I2h day
of October A. D. 1851 Gle bis peton in the Court Of Com
Pleas within and for the county ef Ashtahne in the
State Of Ohio against the asd George 81. Re sally Red
and Eber Ward deendant setting forth that the said Henry
Harris at the June Term of the said Court ef Common
Pess recovered Judgment against Martin " Collins Geo
NJ Red and Orvile NJ Bakesee for the Of S6e2s d. BIT
and 4364 costs that said Judgment resns unpaid and in
iull effect Ia law unIefersed and unaatisfed.
That said Henry Harris caused execution 10 be sued
theron against The property of said Mah ~ Cans George
RE and 0rye ~ Blakepee. which execution for the
want Of goods and chattels Of the said Martin III Collins
George M Red aud Orve NJ Dakeslee the Sheriff Of aet
county levied The following decbed real estate as hs
property Of the said George NJ Red 10 Wit wing situate
the Township Of Monroe IN the County OF Ashtbuls and st
Of Ohio, being known whole Of It Nc. In scon No
Township No. ~ IN the Grit Of Townships 10 tn
Conneetcnt Western Reserve anas bonsd AZ sides b
the lines Of said Lot No and cOpaping 200 +lo0 acre.
Of land eag IT ~1 III
And further setting forth that said George " Reid,
about the 18th day Of February a. " 1851 fhduleh
nortgagea the land and premises TO said Eber D. Wardans
on the 18th day Of February A. ~ 1851 anduienty mort
gagged said land t. Sally NJ Reid for the purposeeof d
enty delaying and hinderng and defAudng hts eeoora
that both Of said ongag were without
Of which knowH 70 the sad Eber b. Ward and Sny
Red at the time Of taking Hd mortgages; praying hat ~
mortgages may be declared null md void and wholly
of the said Henry Hari and hat said Gergs Reid
Eber B. wsrd notified that they qnire % apRea
and said petition re the third SATURDAY aite
the hrs day Of BAreh. a. D. 1882. HENRY HARfllS.s
' - By SHERMAN & FARMER, Ills AsIofneys.
January 2lst 1862. 6t83l
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

A correspondent OF TIE " Y. Times
who is warm friend and lsudstor Of Gen.
Buell. attributes to him the following Ian
guagc:
"None Of my officers shall attempt TO tell
the people what the war Is about. I ny
sslf DO mol knoio wAat Il Is about. / only
know that itis ny duty 10 whip the enemy"
-Is does not essatabls e any man
Of common sense and common patriotism,
let alone General commanding huudFed
thOusaud men, thA. he should not know
what the war is about. Possibly VIC may
be mistaken ;but tits oar impression that
a General in sacha state Ofigoofanee or in
difference can't Eight as wen as one clearly
understanding the merits Of the quarrel. and
animated with an enthuassiie and ipsPir
iRg zeal forlthp cause he s.ssl 10 defend.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

h91ah L.ueos Piai1ii6 ts Alice Lucas, DerG
Il cout,s q Common fI,s.. Ash,.bui. oouulj. ohIs.
hucN ~ lha Itn az 1f January, y loe1 Ale
his Petition n he oee Of The Cfk of Common Pleas lo said
snas.. .ni alleging cor eausas nl ahenee Cor more inp
Sad petition ~ y A. hessiue a lhe usst tenn oftsii
court COOK a PRATT, Attorneys for f7artl1.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

be supplied with fresh provisions
Mr.. CAMERON was on Friday confirmed as
Minister to Russia by vote Of % to IA. A
long aud sharp debate took place previously,
having been postponed from the day before.
| MiS1srER ADAMS has sent dispatch to the
Collector OF the port OF N. Y. to the effect,
that the pirate Sumter was recently at Cadiz,
Spain. She had burned 3 vessels.
Tag Fertilization BILL which passed the House
Of Representatives., on Friday last, appropriates
nearly six millions of dollars for the purposes OF
national defense. -,.... ~, .tt
TUE Rebels on the Route OF the advance
colamn Of the Union troops in Kentucky are
driving cattle into the pounds and watering
places. and Staying them there, in order to pol.
lutte the water and make it unfit for the use OF
our soldiers.
GRS. LANE was to leave Washington on Mon
day last for Kansas, 10 take the head Of his
brigade. He had, an interview With Mr.. Lin.
colnthe Secretary Of WAR; aud Gen. McClel.
lau They gave him full liberty to conduct The
campaign ia Kansas on bis own principles
THE Senate Post1Ofice Committee have re-
ported back the House bill to abolish the
franking privilege with the addition Of amend.
meuts providing that nothing shall prevent the
Post Office and other Executive Department.
t from sending mail matter free OF charge when II
4 relation to official business.
l OK the lst of January Ft. Piekeus opened
G IloLol 81 kLo IDau,on aka NTa
vy-Yard. The batteries responded, and th'
firing continued all day. Only one Of our met
. was wounded. A shot from Pickens made
= breach in Fort Barrancas. At evening War
e rngton was set on FIRE, and burned al night
A dispatch4o the NJ y. Herald state
. that Capt. Mott, Of Mott's Battery, attach
G ed to Gen. Smiths division, in defiance o
the rain, darkness and mud, started ont Of
. the evening Of the 2lst on y Reconnaissance
Coming across Done Of the enemy they push
cd TO Fairfax Court House, where the
- found a body Of pickets.a Capt Mot
d threw up a signal light aud gave the CON
mahd to Gre This demonstration frighteI
cd the mounted pickets, and returning tn
e fire they fed at their utmost speed. Ga
- ibsB uau bot pursuit. am uonc WcIo NV y
,e the exchange Of shots. Capt. Mott ascCI
tanned the fact that the rebel picket line
have been removed considerably inside frol
e' whore they we're short time ago.
! THE Philadelphia Enquirer gives the follow
ing; ~ l4a sae
~ The Norfolk Day Book OF the 18th bs
" :, the following A private Dispatch TO
gentleman in Richmond from 8 promineI
+ merchant In Wilmington, N. G. says that
6ecs of 80 yeasels was u anchor of ih
% month Of Cape Fear River and a demoI
n, stration on Wilmington was hourly expes
"a cd Snch telegraaa the Day Book say
~ should be suppressed, as they only serve I
excite the people, aud God knows we haS
y trouble enough, without trying 10 create
at panic. ls 'e
IN Rumors were current in Norfolk on ii
ly 2lst OF most startling nature refugees n
y ported that Roanoke Island had been tai
" en- possession Of The two rebel regiment
sr there we're taken prisoners a-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

Cor, GaRYIELn, whose brilliant success is
routing Humphrey Mashall's rebel force, pear
Prestopbnrg, has been lately ehronieled, ls the
principal Of acurilhiug seaineSY, Of high
acadenic ordsr, 10 Portage coansy- He is an
accomplished scholar gFaduats ef Williams
College Mass, and was prominent member Of
the last Ohio senate
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

The Proceedings Of Congress presents
nothing Of deSuite cbsrseter. or Of dccid.
ed interest.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25
Cash. Erchange Or Keady FaN

Oats, BEANS AND CORN in The
" car for sals for cash al hoRMsON's
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25

no Ycp Want = Iho Flasofsd Cigar Z
Buy JlngO-Iong John-ud '50--finr Anple--s A. Dong
laa-la Faila, and fonch. f.CUfff AND
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-01-25
War Prices Read This !!

Coal Oil! Coal Oil!
Lamps. Lamps.
@ Lamps.
Lamps. Lamps.
Lamps.
Shades. Burners.
Wicks. .,sss &
Chimneys. AAa brushes.
! A Large and Beautiful Variety of Lamps
IN Fxtntcs Just received direct from Eastern Nafk
all of which offer tn the Public at very small advance
on frst cost, and altogether below Auction Prices
All who beautifn Lamp fer the very lowest prices
ever offered in the vicinity, can hnd such at tbs
NeB Family Drng Store.
To he convinced Of this call aOd for YOURSELF and you will
anl this to be just so, Ifyou want ig,.-4
II A Lamp,
Price obecte stock must be sold at rate. Come
One, come all, and get a Lamp at
Your Own Prico.
Also, Remember when you want Glass Chimney come
A New Style Chimney Brush,
and some Of that Pure Coal oil that viii not explode, "
has been thoroughly tested, sold At The lowssf ae.
ff large discount on Oil
tn customers taking gallons RemebeE The opposite
the Ashtabula House--E. II. Roberts Old Stand.
". f. COPELAND, Agent.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05

Some Young men in Charleston, Mas,
recently explored an Indian mound in that
place-the burial place of Ninigret. the last
Of the Pcquot sachems-and found the re-
mains OF bis daughter, his only unmarried
child
They dug four feet and cams 10 three
very large fat stones, weighing perhaps a
tun each. Raising them out OF the way.
they continued digging four feet deeper, in
GLIDING the thinckness of the stones. They
then struck Il large iron pot. filed with
smaller pots, kettles and skillets. They
found also large brass kettle filed with
porringers ard other kitchen ware. aud bot
ties. On removing these, they found under
them decayed wood in the form of large
log. and an iron chain surrounded H. On
enc side were hinges. and on ,he opposite
side paddock, made fast 70 tie chain. IL
appeared that the log had been spiit In two
halves, the inside Of each bali eXcayated 20
as 10 receive the body of an adult On re-
moving the upper half. they found skeleton
enshrouded IN . silk robe, and on the head
Cap or bonnet OF green silk Extending
from tue Top OF the head was a chain ike a
watchguard dowa 10 the sole OF the foot.
aud there fastened to the outside sole. near
the toe The leather OF one OF the shoes
was decaved: the other partly remains, aud
indicates a very delicate foot. Surrounding
the waist wac belt made Of wampumpeag,
aud covered with silver breaches as orna-
ments; around the neck was a necklace. and
at the wrists were silver sleeve buttons.
! They found also two coins. one of silver da-
ted 1850, aud copper tarthing; also inside
the log was set OF Dutch spoons. some
metallic Dutch pipes. aud ladies thimh!es
ana other artioles."
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05
Fighting Men.

In this day OF constant changes OF CON-
lnandcrs, when rumOrs of change are on ev-
esy tongue, when, la short, the nation IS
longing Tor success. and is searching, like
Diogenes, tor tho men who will insure IL. We
6 instantly hear one or another spoken OF as
"a q .hting man." and tho idea Is stro: ely
mDrsssod upon the nation that in fighting
men our success de-, s..d-. THIS phrase giyes
us our text What is fshting maui Is be
a common specimen, OF iusHs nafsre'
The d Ahtlng mat is one who resOiutely
.eads his troops against tho enemy. wherever
he CAN ind him, determined, At least. that u
here is no fight. the fault shall not be his.
Battle ia his trade. IL is upon the &c Il that
he 10 most himself, tho impsrsonston u val
or.
A lighting man docs not Join In panic or
A rout, but like the twin brothers OF Roman
Mythology. rallies il. iniusss the desPairing
with courage. ard the EDWARDS with such
countsractlug fear that they would rather
ace the enemy than hrs IN ghty wrath. De
cat Is the vors, thing that can happen 10
hin panic the dircsi shame
A fighting man dies where be stands, while
CHARGE, even CLEAN OF success appears,
amid the lowering tumpt., OF adverse for
Juno II IA "his business 10 die aud he -
there "in Tho line OF business
Fighting men win battles whore prudent
men lose them. o. arc contcat with .ndec's'v
/ Slaughter Of which statement History - iuli
I OF brilliant 81 ustratiors Fighting mCu 49,
+ low Up success with gat'ring, nnIelentr;-
T energy. knowing that the greater the victory
+ tho greater will DO tie rest when it Is over.
And 20. II fighting men ase their troops oc-
casionalv. regardless OF rcsf. and food and
comfort thew make il ~ 10 them IN the
sequel Fighting men are unappailed at DC
, feat. when Unavoidable they never lose
/ hear: they are as ready for action While
Others arc downcas,. "a in the moment OF
success. This characteristic tcnaciiy oil
pu;Dosc amid difficulties "A one Of the
greatest gifts Fighting men are the true
heroes Of military history. Pageantry and
place may have cphcmerai grandeur. but
| Alexander wss great because OF the CRAM.
Gus. the Issas and the Hydaspcs Caesar be-
cause Of pharsaiia. aud other memorable
fields. Napoleon because Of a hurdrei slc
tories won by determined valor. against tear
ful odds and over frsghtful obstacles.
Il should not be disguised that there mus
firss DC plans. and strstegis combinations
and carctsl estimate. aud prudent fore
thought. and battle array but when thes'
means arc al ready then We want hghtiu.
men Many a splendid victory has alFcad
been achieved during this war BY hghtinl
men. And We are not vithou; couhien
hope that ere long Others ~su reward thci
efforts All hail 10 the fighting men
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-05
a War OF determination

II Is amusing to notice the perfect 60
meas with which the rebel journals sciserGte
tho CRY TIA; tais war for The Union which NO
are wagiag IS n war o. extcs usin~ton. They
inargur4to rebellion. ~ meet tho forces OF
the rebellion aud 10 oyersom- thoD, - surely
lawful and just OF tue nsss Of great people
This object tie Government aud the people
have set themselves 10 accomplish. To this
th4y arc nov bcldiaz Al oi their energies
Bot the rebels. VIII that capacity Tor bon
basf which i ~ peculiarly DC. eiopel among
them, Continue 20 cTy OF; that they never
viii weld , icIg a. thmc - man 10 stand
b. q gua oH tie led of battle. a woman 70
watch D. the hcsTtb-.one. or a slave - WELD
\ roe asr0ag tic corn HIS. This bold cry
rags Olf fion I'll h. more iefocioea rebel
ores. arc then fhev follow L - with ioud
sariek- against the thurman uaftAf'f OF
pushing brave peo-le "a he sal recc.ssty
OF dyink altogether ia me -, ;ar.0ns o.oh
i q the leader. 81 tbs nelsrior COR
spiracy <ho are TIE author CT the CRY. IL
is tie men who. FOR year. have gOaded NJ.
Ignorant and unsuspectiuy people GA % mad
ness Of revolution. who now feel that ;of
+ them there ia only victory. death. or via.
they dread PERHAPS as much as death. "A line
! Is, and hence shameful self expiration
There can De little doubt that for them !; J.
+ likely to be, and Justly 80. war of exseF
ninaiion The whole race Of fre-eater.
must pa-s away. that peace may come down
on the fields OF the South once more, and
that law and order may there establish theii
own genial sway. This Is the only exter-
mnation which the people of the rebellioui
States have 20 fear or that the people Of th,
loyal States desire.-PhH Inquirer