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The national Republican., 1862-03-10
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Ne LAks Shore, 0slhlo "a IAks HurUi and OreaS
Meserl RsilroaA, ioe Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
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Dsenque, Peoria, Rosi leland, Msnstins, iowsOiy
csirs, fG. Asss .isdisaspsif, LesiS1Is, ,cisss:
Sss Ws pncysSS~, SC:aSess "a Sy:.nd and al pon''
80 J, =, GOHTHERN kOUTE. 80
CoeneStisf With Trains g Troy. nth Troy Ald
reias, fissssesISS' OsdsssSSiss, Hosssssi, ID
srIr.ish. A.rs.ss..ss Sy .Als rouss y chow.
bsss and Hldson Sres, ars q ali times Is favorable
= made By other Railroad Compsnics. The fsoiii
ties Of this great nsW Yesk nsste, TO the West, COZ
Hs.d y g " eonadsnee 4 Resehsnts sad shippert
fSSssxsf Ifsfrs, WieS suoiinE and siespins
Qems ~ = tnnsetin % the New YoFt Coatfsl
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NEW YORk AND ERIE RAILROAD.

Passenger TSeips leave pis Pavonia Ferry -
and Long Dock, hom foot Of Chambers street,
New York, - folloMg, Wis: =
and principal ihtJimediate stations. y
Ats A. NJ, MAIL, for Dunkirk and intermediate
Stations. This Train remains over night st Elmirs,
and proceeds the next morning. ~. =
Ate n: 3, MILK, dsiiy, for Otnvills, and istsr-
"fci. xsiiA. 1sfe1 e11ccoxxoDAr1oN, daily, fer pu,
At lf.G;,WAY, Ior Middlepwn, Nswbsrsh,
sna ips!rsdiisf MiS sisisoSs am, =, p,,
li1i sas.o c.Ssnd.ieu. and siissss II Rss
The Train Of Saturday .stsps n sli MAI ffSin Sta.
items, md runs Only 70 kmirs
,.i. t. nd & y1issipsi sIaasss 10. h''.''
CHAB. MINOT Gsnl Rup't.
NATHANIEL NARSH, Reoeiver slSls
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Dt3OF. ALEx. WOLOWsKI begs leave
l. 10 inform his friends and th' publij that, hsv.
Ing met With no much euccsss. q continuing bis
Course Of Instruction ON the Piano ard in Singing
by his new method All those whu desire TO become,
IN ebert time, fse singefs or excellent performers
on the piano shsuld avail thspsevee OF his new kys
tenn Of Instruction. BY applying a. BIZ resdence, No.
sbl Tenth street, between and streets
Reoeption hours between 10 and - o. ol0ck O. m.
Tuesdays, Thursdsys, asd Saturdays sb9.-Im
The national Republican., 1862-03-10

CsALED PROPOsALs or. i.yit.d tan
y the 10th isy ~ Naroh. 1863, ct - o'clock n lot
supplying thu u. 8. Sub. Dept with 5000 head Of
BEEf CATTLE on tho hoof Hills- So q" irf
The Cattle 10 Be delivered at Washipgton City,
and each animal 10 average 800 ouads gIOss
weight; no animal admitted which weighs las than
1910 pounds gross. al
Tho Cattle 70 be delivered at such times and In
such qusnsitiss as the ueveramsnt may requise.
No Cattle will be required under this contract be
fore the lst day Of April, 1892. i-...
Heifers and Bauocks not wanted. .E
A bond with good and sufficient security will be
required.
Government reserves 70 itself ,hs right 10 psy in
Treasury notes. .. =. b..
No bid viii be entertained when put In by cor
tractors who have previously failed 70 comply with
their Oon,rsets q where the bidder not ptsssnt 70
BID, TO bs dirested 10 Mj A. ,BECKwITH, c.
8, U. D. A., Washington, d. G.
g.. FoRn OF BID.
1, A. B. do hereby propose 10 deliver TO the Gov
ernment 60 Be:f Cattle on tn, hoof for - per
hundred pounds gIoes weight. The Cattle to be
delivered at -, sccordipg 10 the terms OF the en-.
closed advertisement The Cattle to te weighed ID
the scales, and tbs weight dstsrninsa to be the
sufcient boad for the fulAllmtnt Of the 6ontrset,
and 70 receive Treasury notes In payment fcr the
Cattle. feb II
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@kOC N -Eg- ll -elrs rllis, tHkUG

4O5 'svs"r. : 'Hz' II -n''1 sr..nr ,''',, o,s4O5
y. -. 1OD0k0oHT
Cau Be found ut his old staad, alwaya rssdy 10 o.
commodAts bis cv,ssmcrs, On the not reasonsHls
terms, with any ything IN his lire Of business. He
has some Of the best Practical workmeu In /,
TIN. N.fLATE AND eHEET.IRON WORKING.
He hss tbs best COOK STOVES 10 the market
whlch he sells cheap Sos cash y .-.
Bt0Ck.TlN WARE, togsthsr wiih HOLLOW
WARE, Nnnsd snd snAnekd. p
E.. COAL OIL Lamps. -
He hN also 3 Ans lot Of COAL OIL LAMPS.
which hs can sen on the most ssasonsbls terms 4,
notics, sueh - ROOFING, kc. sf8 a. y :
Everything o. tie most reasonable terms, At
'--.' ~. No. 4VS SEVENTH SrkkET, CD.
feb N-u I.a9f. rf1 bSfwsRu n AND /.
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EON RENT WITH BOARD.-A fine
T. SECOND. STORY FRONT ROOM, furnished,
bath adjacent No. AA2 Ninth street, second door
north Of Patent Omss. JAMS
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wv H'''' ''HSsf HSfcssssos IN sss III SnssS. H..
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lnS1LnnEn,s a.ADx:.Ape

Gn"<,,r.!..r,s !r g :sAPsE-1H4naa PsE-1SH4naa I e.
b Or rFsssot ss.eetHaat, q GeaHsnsAs ksady.
nads ClosAing e1ass y eitissas - strangNn wish
ing q in.aalaie ostat, .slssses hdSssSs.,. e.
ss1 Bs;isss Osss:sH - OvslssSS, 8 % vssis-
~. Fhs shirts aad Undsr sloshinS of oil kiads
Kid aad eehsr 0loyse q bea quality. 6cafb, Ties
sSs s4sf1nS at oar us1al low pftees. -sl-1sE
SV Clothing naAe y order = ths ncct gpsrtes
ssIsi-u Ssa "a Pss..Siv.sis syss:s. @ .
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CLOTHING, &c.

SoA ~ hsDucKp PnrcEs
We Or s0 ssss asDostn1tof thiA sam "a
,:s, .ss C,Ssniae n q 'sssse - ~ asssis S
of ~ .est Ss.l.sSis Il sasiisssSIs xyiss.
Ala, shirts saA ry1lahin4 0oeds z grsss yas'ssy
Ff1I7s 'sSwALtis seasAA. 2 co., g..
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TOns .. HUTcnlHsOH . co., = =
b A II K H 4 s
No. ATS rsurtssnth street, opposite
wiliaFds' Hetsl,
WAsHIN0T0N. s..i ....

:. % wAsHINaroN. r ..f .....,
SIGHT DRAFTs, I, spod Il al points IN tho West.
srn, Eofthtrn, and New England States, for sals
upon the lowest terms. ~
Al o. the high sales paid for sll kinds Of rncur.
rsnt moasy. Gold and Silver Coin and Eastern
Bank btn at low pssaiun and In SUM 70 suit
special sttsniioa given 70 .r,.. ...'. ..
Renting Money for Soldiers. q
We do On ths 1ovsst terms and II the safsst man
neI, ...-.....-, =. Id. y. H'7 "
Az .ias: Of sovsrnmsn. Securities bought, spld
We give spseiai attention to the Colleeto. Of ux.
DlsrursD Claims agaisst the GoveRnnsnt. We'd
cline taking shsfss Of speeuiativs o. doubtful do
Uur charges for Collsction, E4ohangs and ali
other Iusstsis viii siwAys b M low u ths market
We rsfsr TO the Accounting onhesn Of the United
Hon Edward Jordan, Solicitor U. Q, Treasury,
Hon; Z. 2: Gnitssaasn, Rssissss U. 8. Trsss.ry,
Edward Tyler, Esq Csshisr sufolk Bank, Bostou.
Hon. Edward Aalght y. g. Ptsxidsnt Bank Com
mouweelth, New York. '"lLT5 IA
Fairbanks l. Co., iss Broedwsy, New YoyE
Ltvcrmore, Ciswy Co, Banksis, New York.
Hos: H: W. Holman, Collector Of ths Customs,
Chss. r Hsrtt. Cashier E.rmsn' Rass. Troy.
The national Republican., 1862-03-10

ELMDOi.DsS EXTRACT OF BUCHUi
For Dissasss Of ~ 1iaAdsr, Kidney, Gravel
Dropsy, hc. -. -.-,aF
HELky0LD'S Extract q Bsoha fos Score. and
DelicAte Diseases. '-..- "
HELnBOLO'B Extrset d Bsshs for lasrvo.s aas
DebiAitated su0eran -.. tr..-4.-.t
,AKLnBOLD'S Extract Of Buoha for Los Oh
Memory, Loss Of Power, Dimnees Of visIou, DIN
Guilty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, and UnivsisA
Laslitude Of The muscalar system,
HELhBOLOB Extract Of Buchu for all dis
treseing stlments- Obstructtous, Insgularitisp Ne
GEES In married life, o. early indisorstions, no ano
all diseases Of the sexual organs whether existing
have originated, and no matter o( how long stand
GELNBoED's Extract Of Buchu y pleasant lr
Price 81 per bottle, sx bottles toe ss, dsliverso
10 sny address. ~ boF hln.r
Bspcs. iU soash TeasA Street., rhil.dslphis.
The national Republican., 1862-03-10

T'o MIMstas ot cohoaIss, paoFls
r. JAs isS:,sSssd sss sPas:d e p.,a. SRsssA:
! ''''' $3.50 ". SGzEnELL = CO., n Z.
sovN-N sS6 Scos.6 sisssf II = s~~.
The national Republican., 1862-03-10

VNBIB IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT lHE SUB
i scriber hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Of shiugtoh ceanty, In tss District Of Columbia,
James II, Fleet, late Of Washiuston county alors
said, deceased. All persons having claims sgAiast
the said dsceas are hereby warned TO exhibit the
came, with the y0ucheu thereof to the Subscriber
81 before the twenty ffth day OF Fsbrusfy next
they may sthsevise BY law be excluded from all
benefit Of the said estate. 49,. FIrrf
February, 1861 '-Ir-lE'
a. HERSIIONE c. FLEgr,
feb 26--lAW6ws AdministrstFix
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HARDWARE.
GAS FITTING.

G. w. 'oo0A:E;I :E;I1unaanr.
FDITl=g. % n AHD LLVIyL--I
Gas AID STEAx, fLTTERs
ssS i6ISehika, Asar Oi~is6rsAss. Wakhtasto~.
An srssu sxssutsA d ths abostsss netiss, iA ~
most subatantaAl QaAAsg, ,Ana % rsasunah t~Ns.
P~soNl sHasataN Sivsi 70 svsfy dspartnset o. u
s9asM LdQA LAL-L---Ae
NAs s1IETURDs.-vVs AAys ls s,ees, snA
VI ars daily rseslvinl, 0A0 tIxIUEss Of =.
b hyls 70 saythng oee.sl = thls naskst
We invite cttsens fsosfalfy 20 oeA I'd exsnlne o.
. sSss " q Ssv. sse bs.sssssS :sssi q Ws.Sinstos.
Al volk = ths uhevs hns hlx1sted 10 our cass
WI b vfe0ptly stesnAsd y
esss-@ Il Ne s1s 2 f.e.e
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A X M Y -
) :. EXPRESS COMPANY.
ALL RAIL FROM NEW YORK.
EOrtY.o1ac Hours.


This Company lie prepared 10 forward all kinds Of
goods 10 and fiom
BOSTON .O6hes Congress street
and Congress Square,
PHILADELPHIA. .... .Ohoe 3s7 Chesnut street,
BALTlAORE...... OfAos Camden Station,
ALExANDRIA........... Once i06 King street,
ANNAPOLIS, FORTREsS MONROE,
NKwPoRT.NEws, PORT ROYAL,
And the Southern Bloeksdiss sqsadrons,
AT FAIR RAT ES.
Jan 2s-
OOD AID OOAkS
~ 0n a ~, : full sspply Of oil hnds Of AHTBxA-
- Coal kept b coal hossss, well screened before
delivery, r-..t--. %
22l0 lbs. to the ton
Wood, Of al kinds prspsrsa : Or aeuvered cord
length.
T,J.kW. u. GAIT,
No. 2s2 PennSylvania avenue,
sag i7-H vstween llth and 17th stYeeb.
The national Republican., 1862-03-10
13sRlOR ADOlsa nhWvai

e, 0y AL 9RADB AND rkUnsi w
Warraalsd Geh Iaal WlnAev nhaAss, Ba1,
afesa, md Blae Healaad eA6Ass, sn dsssi naAs p
Az, haadsoas a.ostnsnt Of Picture Cord anh
Tassels, I'll asss end goless. ,.-..5.a.
ruruhaainG for cash, .Aad allowing no old mook 70
accumulats srsoas lsSaing ths seoys sosds viii and
" Al WA sxssS5 ga sspsisssadsd b. psssssosl
mn m, SAc hsv' sfyse rssrlr appsrss''Aap q
kstsiIetioa guarantsA q no ~ requised.
JOHN MARKRlTBR,
'..A@ as ..5 7.1 No go BSvsuth ssssit,
The national Republican., 1862-03-10
nut THIS ADvERTlsEMEHT OUT.
CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT OUT,
AND BRING 1T WITH YOU.

The subscribsr Sill sdy.nos, 10 the way Of Pur
Diamoads, Watches, Yalasbls Jssvslry,
any description Of satistas1ery sceusitiss. AMI
lady Or gentleman who would like 10 obtain few
dollars Temporarily, In q quiet manner, nay DO *
II, from II 10 O'Clock. feb 25-lms
The national Republican., 1862-03-10

LcDvNARD LHC1IY, ~ y.I.-EPnl
T. 9oo%axND1H!
No. I'll PsnasyluaN;a aos., Washington, D. =.
Doohs bcynd b every styis, TURKEY. Morocco, Hss.
q. spd Cali rr7rn.F tuDeT-6DA Z
The national Republican., 1862-03-10
~ oysICEiss, sUTlERt. 30.

a IN HeAt, ,nur. Wheeled WA.
IA kandsons isssfsr sssSisss,
6silt to order at New Ycrk and cost eiss, FOB
SALE, st a,odsrsts Hsice Al.o, New Yott
ssysr used, .Also, ct q plain yIseLs AAssiss
70 81 ssysnteents strsst, corner q l. 10 30 %
The national Republican., 1862-03-10

w AsalaoTOR sAklKT 1ACTOhY.
WANTEp-so fsnales TO learn to saske skifn,
persoa can, In ehort tine, nsks, pef week, ffoai
sto - Isqsirs for psraeslaIs, q ~ Seventh g
The national Republican., 1862-03-10
- MARBLE MONUMENTS,
&C., sc.

Italian n Mar BILE Monumen nts, Gravest0nes, .,
Sse., ko., -. r..
for sails at low prices for cash will sell at reduced
Rnces 70 those Of the army or navy who may want
them as mementoes for their comrades who have
fAllsn In defence Of the Union.
t.,- =. WIN gRUTHEBIORD, ".
no H-ons II street north, bet 11th and 18th.
The national Republican., 1862-03-10

Al Gessrul Hospital, tC;rcls,) Washington,
N0. 70. H-aI
The national Republican., 1862-03-10

A LII THE Best COOIkIa9 STOVES,
"A TABLE Cutlery, AND
HOUbEkEkPlNG ARTICLES,
Canp Furniture sad Tin ware, 70 be had Of
W. II NARROWER,
mar 3-sm No. b32 Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-03-10

EvANs + wATsOH's '
PHILADELPHIA
SALAMANDER,
FIRE AND
BURGLAR PROOF
. A r f =
Store, 10 south Fourth street,
Philadslphis, Pa.
W, ID. SHEPHERD,
Corner Il Seventh sad d Stssst,
jss lily washingtsa, D. O.
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On AuD AYTna DRosqma .. ise1, ,l.sr
ExrRV6 Trains lssvs Rev Yoef saty dspots q
HsdSon River Railroad daily, s1slayS Szsspssd, .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-14
The Escape Of the AIapa,Sa

WAsaINaroa, Dao. 1a.-The Nsvy Depat;.
msnt has received dispatches from Captain
Ronckendori, Of the San Jacnto, dated az st
Thomas. They contain full account of the
unsuccessful attempt TO capture tbs pirate Ala
bama st Martinique, from which Il would ep
pear that little II any blame sbeuld attach I.
the commander OF the San Jacinto.
II seems that he was notified in advance BY
the Governor of Martinique that if be stayed
In harbor until the departure of the Alsbams, ,
he must remain twenty-four hours afterwsId
also; and that II he chose 70 watch Tor her out
side, It must be beyond their Jurisdiction,
which is more than a marine league from shore,
! He of course preferred the latter course, sad
left The herboF afser,arrangiDg with the eficeIo
of the American ship Hampden to signal him
by rockets on the departure Of the Alabama.
On 6 rainy and extremely dark night rock
ets from the Hsmden announced THAI the reht /
steamer was under way, and the Sal ylciu;u
immedistsly started in puRsuit In the directiO
the signals indicated; but the Alabama vas
not to be found. Boats were then sent into tt
harbOr to make sure Of her. departure! sThe
general snsWer toinquiries vas that she W.!
still there. ,f q,
[ 1t is to be added that the shores Of Martin
ique descend precipitsteiy, 60 that vessel csa
ssil within sssone's tbrow Of them the shsdoa
Of she mountains.
There s reason to believe that France will
demand an apology from our Government OF
account of the signals made In the hslbOr
The story that the San Iscinto is de,sihec
b the French government is of course uu
| founded. r1a5 .i-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-14
Guarlian's Sale. /

TN PURaUANOErOEl AN ORDRR OF
i the Probate Court Of Franklin county, Ohio, made
on me lithds e MJyfmber, AID leoy In tho case oi
ta1tr ~ sehinl, auardian Of Louisa WheesT Caro-.
line wheeler Edward Wheeler, Amelia Wheeler and
LoIa Wheeler, against his wards the undersigned Will
on ths Qgh dayof December, A. D. 1859, p O'Clock
M atthe door Of the Oourth house In franklin county
Ohio, oHer at public sale the following described
real estate situate in Franklin county, Ohio, to Wits
Bexllnse at stone N the north side Of the Columbus
and Granville turnpike, witness Of the b. W. corner e
Hiohafd Joness land, running thence with the cente
inS 81 ad road B. 70 deg. IS min W 3oloo poles e
STAKE or stone, shepcs north deg, min. y. pole'
% sSte IN ne y. Line q asstisb HlpasTsrs s1S
polss 10 stone, n. W. corner 70 said JopeSs land
th1nce with said Joness W. line B. Q deg.5 min W
eS 2gO0 poles to the beginIing containing one acre
one rood and two square poles, az surveyed By W. W
| Pollard on the 18Th day Of Juiy, 1851.
Terms Of sale, CASH.
| Appraissd at 600 o.. s....-.. x s,,s.,t
Guardian sf lcrIea, e,rolps, Edward Amelia
and U9Io Wneeleyst-s t@E
Celumhus Ney W, 1ta4<H42 ar 1te--
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-14
Naval MEtfszs.

WAssihaT0S, Dec. IL The Navy Deoart.
msnt has received dispatch from Rsar.Ac.
mital fsrtsgut, enclosing report from Lieut.
Mexican buchahsn. Of the United States gun.
boat Calhoun. dated eff Brsshsw City, Nov.
W, eiatiDg that an expedition startsd f,aln ~.
Calhoun on the 26Ih ult. up Bell river. Tire
turned on. the morning Of the 2S.h. Sith
Launch mounting tWeise,pounder- Dahleren
hoHitzer and two prisoners The remainder s4
her crew escaped. '.. .
Commander Buchanan states that no lea ed
the rebel steamer Victoria was sat On f,s u, q
blown upof Last Island about tao weeks be.
fore the date of his report Il appears she
broke her piston rod and sent boat up for az
sistance, When, hsaring that our forces WsIe
in possesslon OF The place, they went hack set
tre to her, aud deserted hes ConmenosT
Buchanan learned from rebei cfticers Who c nm
up with flag of truce. that her crew bad AZ.
rived In Franklinats, aGd tue staamer wss
loaded with Rrma, ammunition, s.c
Acting master Fred Croker, frog. tta U )
steamer kensinBtoD, 10 Persaeois bay, reperte
to the Navy Department. the 25:h of Nov, that
on the l2sh ult, the British scLoone. Maria
fsOm Bslize, Honduras. and 90 the nst, ihu
rebel schooner Oaruse, iIom HAVANA, Nefs
taken in this attempt 10 run the blockade {
Sabine Psss, and sent to Key Weat for adja3.
cation. 80 z
| Commander Csidseil, OF the iron Glad gun
boat Essex, reports TO the Navy Departm co {,
on 0NeW Orleans, under date OF Dec. 3, .hAl lie
seiEed, at ths depoLo the Baton Rouge, q Ops-
lusias X. r., two hundred and twenty esix bsr
rels OF molassss and delivered it on board ID
steamship Fear, :sgreeaby to the order OF Rea,-
Admiral Fsrrsgut. He stsies that this mola .s "a
Is the product of the ensmy's county, and was
transported to Baton Rouge for shipment up tb4
river BY steamer which was expected ihe ds 8
after our arrival
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-14
Ths Great Hattie ssgun.

hEADoUARTERs ARMY OF TIE PoToMAc, IN qax
FIELD, Dec. l3, II A. M.-The battle long an
ticipated is now progressing. Reynoids's eorpes
on the left, advanced and engaged the epemr,s
infantry al 9:ls Seven m.nutas aftefwsd
the rebels opened heavy fire Of arsrliesys
which has continued 80 far unirtsFruptedly
Oar heavy guns are answering, bat tbs fripg
on both sides is at random, Oh account .! tbs
dense fog. -
No results ale kGOan .He.
Blu. little infantry has yst pecoms sog,ze,
A portion of the eDemy's cavalry 'erossed /.
lord above mere, aud yesterday were o. ooy
sighs aud sear A force has been seut 70 ueet
them r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-14

NKw YoRK, Dec. l3.--The HerRlds spect4l
from Nasbvilieissys Wharton a rebel hrigac .
had sakiFuiish with the Federsls on Mill creek
The Federsls lost one hundred killed
The Times army correspondent writts Al
though not fully informed of the enemsS posi
ton, Il is claimed that Burnside has outsittsd
and outgenersled them. HE dscoys 80 make
believe we would cross our mein force. at For
Conway. seemed to have succeeded admirably -
Deceived by this, the main body of the tshels
inclu3fng Jack sons command, seems to- hav'
been transferred twenty Ave miles doWnoth'
river. - @ & '-i1c O.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-14
Ohio 9tatesman
THE DnAFrHD wIDH.AwAKE.

-
I was glorious Wide-Awake,
all marching In q row.
and wore shining oil-cloth capa
About two years ago.
Oar torches Jared with tnrpantins.
And hlled the streets with smoke,
ana We we're sure, whate'er might cems,
Secession wss joke.
Oh, II then had only dreamed
The thlogs which now know.
ne'er had been Wide-ATeke
About two years ago.
l said the South would never dare "
To strike single blow;
thought that they were towards thar
About two years ago.
And so marched behind raio,
Armed With wedge and maui,
With "hopest Abe" upon nag,
bcstran gaunt and tall.
oh, II I then had only dfeemsa
The things that now know,
ne'er had been Wide- Awake
Abouttwo years ego.
ny WORK was good, my wages higs
And brAaa aod coal were fowi
The silver jingled In my parse
About two years ago.
In peace my wife and children dweiE,
Happy the ltVa-lopB dayi
And war was but the fearful curse
OF countries far away.
Oh, II I then had only dreamed
The things which now know.
Ine'er had been Wide-Awake
About two years ago.
dy wife sits pale and weeping new,
Ny children crying low
/ did not think to 60 to war
About two years ago.
And no one now will earn theiI seod.
No one will ne ,hstr shield
God help them when lie In death
Upon the bloody field.
Oh, II I then had only dreamed
The things which now know,
ne'er hsd been a Wids-Avaks
About two years age.
Une bIolher's bones hslf-bur1sd lie
Near the Antietam's fowi
he was merry, happy Lad
About two years ago.
And where the Chickahominy
Moves sluggish toward the sea,
Was left another wasted corssi
I am the last Of three,
Oh, II then had only dreamed
The things which now know
l ne'erhad been Wide-AwaEe
About two years ago,
Just now I saw my torch and cape,
Which once made such show;
They're not what once they seemed 10 ns
About two years ago.
Thought carried freedoms light,
In that smoky, flaming band;
I've learned / bore Destruotion's torch
That wedge has split the land.
Oh, II then had only dreamed
The things which now know,
Ine'er had been Wide-Awake
About two years ago.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-14

NAsHviLLE, Dec l2 AAll quiet along the
road in the vicinity Of Nashville lFIifest.
Triblett and Wood, With three to four. thousand
men, were al Charlotte, Tennessee, yesterday.
Intending 10 cross Cumberland river ct Palmyra
or Martins shoals, between Fort Donelson and
Clarkaville, supposed for the purpose of cutting
she railroad Or 70 getsuppliee. sSsa7 ylys2
Colonel Stanley Mathews With the 7thuPsna
sylyania cavalry aud other troops, uKdeH Boil q
dash into franklin, TsSnessss, today. End
drove the rebels from that place hoss on each
eide very slighi. " 2ssasn0
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-14

fCAIRo. Dec, ~ No,hieg Il definitely khOwn
IA 10 where the rebels In Mississippi have fallen
back 10. One report says that they have taken
As elter behindtb Big B 5ck aE iCAnton,sssi
Tbs rainy stasoa ,hss commenced alssady,
and It ia with great difficulty that cannon Asd
wagons can be moved '-''t 'a@ KS.
Trspsports which have been carrying 90 rade
in violation of Goveruneas regulations, have
been arrested .
After the 18Th, there will be no monopoly Of
she sale Of pewspspess on military faiifoAds;
they will be pus on ) par Eiih other legitimate
itf6Ihc. iavsiss a. lA sg a. .av.as