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EsoR THE RAsT--gxTKEsIos OF THE
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI
1N4a

oYRN TO MAERNGGf
DatlyIins runlng dirs&tEy Baat frura Central Eewa
10 Chicago. % Niles STAGING savssh-S0 AiIea
Yurthsr West. Nest direct route 80 ChAeaga
and tbs Eass " via the
CHICAGO . Rock IsLAkD AND MISSISSIPPI
AND MISSOURI RAILROADS.,
aly line from Central lows to Chleaga antlaF one
management. TIE Mississipyi and MissonfaR u.
Is ae ceEualssad to Mersas, aR will aoan Dc spea-
ed farther wegE. pes aoinss and OoHncil Mu4s
passengers will nna tails route the shortest, Qaiek-
et aad Rxs9 svaidina ali delays 80 the MisseSlppi
Rzysr Ciese concessions aFs made vita ths Wsa@
psssssesg SAD Espvsss 1sasaa lsavs Afavsaes sas.
n ssi % r NJ ssTsvsas az cAseaga AIS oscieeA
~ easrxs for srsusfsr On RaxRsge III calsago.--
siaspang Cars are IN ali aigns tfssna trains ssa-
ns az hlsago with the tTAias oa EAa A&$saxR lnea.
FACTS F0R STOCK sHfrPKRs,
sleek leaving MsRenga ~ % r. Nj. arrives &k
caAcaso i % shs asxs werains, IN tams for saas
ssry haxksss and trains 81 ths &@sssFn llaaa.
me Whole time s0asuu I'd - ths MisslsaipGa kis~
go doe& net sxrssa fwsasy ralaasss Thsss u ne
zisAums Of cara 10 fa7Ftags on delay.
The opening 81 the N. o " y. =. 90 Mafeagat
sEaahlss parties sriviag steek from Dies Moines and
other palnss In GsutTss assd Western Iowa assfsrs
asssa saass ssssas ra IN, sas q s = go
"a the ears Uvex ang STARR Fosafs
aEaak VIII be aslivsgasa arr Of haalaaFans yaras
ras n AMa. a. ID asw sasas exseaasa VISA 81
Maremgo and ms cast - euAspIssea ssess sraina will
~ ran ~ the end ef the track
Msssy fasis fer ssa conyunisna shipaeat Of Cat
sa Krstshss as iow ~ yaa any ssAsF FoaaNs aaa no
raacgass g ss 10 All sfineapaa ysGasa ansas
ubAs@a states saA csnaksaas ~ 81 reassss esa ss
p''ea'sd = wssA'assea' ''ss o NV Fl ra sas'
w L. 81, s0HM, asa,a eaps.
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TaeAs Aedacsmss havsxzvw saau aesn,s =.
- psgaaa 20 xMsMTT ysaxs, aad arsa.. :, sEslss
haye HzzlnlAaHsa hzEA eAzrzctay - - AAaS tisss
e&ss 81 shs @soba faE EAsas sxssaprirss- eTsiy
p@wer e rsaeeganS pegfess AeaIfs = - taa's-
saassinS aadsg nssrsy every kind e Eszs9sa
TIE human frsnzs il liable 'S's % walsa
Ihs IoissEan are aaaoag tue aistrek,,-u
% Gazza 81 diseases ia wAIea tbs &4aS V1G!sts
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
swsll knowa TO be infailtshss
DfsPKPsi4, By thorough tn q ea,,.sr,.,,
sscaaa stazaachs, aad szsaElng fgx "A 20 a'4 I'D
- y Eas s&aas and acTid Il "a - saE
L2hCK, hosa Of appeGlts, heartbnrr 80, FLAT.
lessness, i-tsmpey, anxiety Iabgo[t. se4s, rtsi.
eAnzsT, whzch are the general syg,1r,, S34 nesa.
costivensss assss u L.
oosTIVEsRss, By Cleansing the u.,,.,
visasacs al vieisns pnrges lesvs ~. Il wtlAas.
sFTe Within two GAYS ne bowels ss.
SkEAks sf all kinds, By restor.sx
eaFcalatioas through tie pfSssS. si0a4 e.
slan y AacA cases, and ths Thorough 80, fssS.F.
intestinal pbstruCstan in ethers '''-Iien q li
I Ths Life Medicines have beer "a,
fnatlsa permanently Ia thEee wtrEs " q rhFs.
hsTsast kdhae, by removing local ,,1ffsv< s2st =
shs aaselss aud ligazheHts Of Tia - AStsa tTaz
DEugsihs OF all kiads, By freelag sga
enlng me kaaasys apd BLADDER H., - ~ eagA-
dsllgatfally % tafa8e lEnpaytapt ~ optrass za
| Of gravel. '%1 'Sf Hsisi a.,
Aha worms, By dislodSfns srs-, IT,.
kAs bowers Tue siiEay matter TO VII ssssalass
1 saEaE adhere 'A4-~ .Aess cFss-
sCuRFr, ulceFB, and luvetersts ,,,.-
eyfses parity which these Llfs 49,, y "a
blood. aaaa all The hHlaors. ''Att Eve O.
sCoREuTiC RRCPTIONs and -,a ,.-,
81 their Alternative effect Upon H. a. p.s1ssA
ths akln, and the morbid stats ~ 80, .' La iass
/ al exupttss complaints, sailow 60 '<4t.saI
eisagrseabas compiexiorg. ~'' ~-'' aAz ss4.1
1 Tas 1Hs of these Pills For vary sh,.,,
sAsns - a1Aafs esaFs Of SALT RHRCh ~ a q
knk improvement Ia the clsarsa.T -. - Szs.t-
COMMON COLDS and TSFLCES7 ~ ~ 'ts IA
cured By enc desc, or BY fsu Ia ~ v 80, iHT h
RLl~kss-~4hs original Eryggistar ~ , - t@ses
1neay was cnFed Of Piles Of is Fa7,. - = AsSa-
the use Of the Life Medicines alG,e ''@---AS u
/ FEVER AND AGUK.-Psr I'm. g..
| Nsstern county these AeaIcInss NJ! rs u tss
ieavs the system subject 70 rrtn ~ ' :. t@sGss
go cure D. these medicines ID perm 80 Asa's
| be satisfied and be cured -'-SiT la
| hlLiUUs FETEkS and Liver Cxys.rt,.r.
raj debility, loss Of appetite and Iii
naAiss-~fhs medicines have been e-es vi ~ r
geneae4At results IN cases of tAIs al,erIsI-o1 E'
| wi 8na seFofuiA In its worst g3rTns Tlg4,
salia yet powsrfEl aEtisn Of these rsqa.rF.1-,+'
cinss. Might swsats, nervous teS.r''r1 - ~
Complaints Of &h kinds, paIpIta.!sE -, 20
palnteFH' collie are speedily cared ~ KS
| AEACURlAL DISEASES. -Ps-sos. ,,.,..--
situations have bscume IupA.r4t.y L. '.' "
nae u Mercury, viii and these RA1~-,s. 80
| L1H5 - tSey never tail to er4atate 're75 L. -,
| seEas All tae effects VI Aescury. lhagj,sv F'
Than the most powerful pfegara,-z1 -, a--s
nina prepared and EoId BY " B N0yFtg~
yox,.t.s.uns& SO RF0stway. SewTxt
ApF-Io~ISSI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14
s0 MILES STAGING sAVEDl
BURLINGTON O. MO. RIv ER R. n
- u

YMM-x1s - xll@%
nov OPEN TO OTTAWA, FIFTY NILES.
F@s4Aer Rasa A@a amE okAsr RaalroHA in Lisa
In eonncasam wits the
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON QUINCY RAILROAD
SAoYfesf, Qaickssf aad BGsf Rosie
10 Chicago, Eew Tork, Bostoa, Philadelphia and
Baltimore; to Ksokuk, St. LosIs and Cia1i asazsi,
AID - all points in illinois, TndlsnA Aehigan Ohio
and Canada.
Fwo Trains Daily leave and arrive fsunsays sx-
LEAVE oTTvmwA. ARa4vK At EHIcAs 60
Ia , ; m. JIG e'A' p ?, n.
gS~ConaeSting at Galsssargh with she Northern
HtiRois Central 22Ilroad, for GAIena and Dunlaith
and 81, Louis and Cairo, at BuzIingten with fasi
saiIiag Packets for St, LSaas.
SPECIAL EOTfCE.
Es~Thrsagh TO Eaw YoFk In s. hours. Passsn-
gers leaving Council Bluas, H@gning and CIV eatng
taking this route viii sTTEa In Chicago or ST Lac-
Is frem % 30 IS hours quicker than by oEy other
route, and ia ample time to eonnsss With the great
EastaEn and SoathsEH Lines.
Bay jour Tickets via Western Stage Company 10
OteaFTwa, where yea can buy yuaF Tickets of the
Burlington & Mo. Railroad Tl1kss Oface tu ALI.
POINTS, East and South.
stock Trains viii run regularly, leaving daily
saadsys excepted. These Trains have all the Figfta
ct Passenger Trains, thus tnkuFinE despatch an1
consequently avoiding all these yexatious delays
thaI ara constantly occurring on ether routes
New stock peas hays been baiit On bo4h slsias oil
the MissiSsippi sloss BY tbs Ferry and DroyeT vii
nna there every thing thuy easid wlsh for the ae
eoEhmedation Of their stock.
Through eoatEaCta givea % Gaicago
- JOHN O.. READ
Yise President aud sapsFintehdanS
D, RgkEGK, Gen. wetexR Agent.
Darlington, Fss %, 1881 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

For Isosh1chs apply Il evs~ s2' -. q, tsst.
Of Sne foush afflicted, pres $! NJ kiS- - COB.
FeRa@Iif nos cured. Ia sztFssis a. - r-sy T.
IN SAs naazn, and eovsg the hf a. = sss;
HeaAache, hAth& the temple ~ 81 . 81
and take fFoEa tea 10 thirty Ssirb' -
Of waseT swsesansa- - yssse&ss'
Yer lSruap aud sore ThTost. tax = -. va
" sarvps intagn#iiy, on sugar 81 o 80 s1se
wases bAtks thss TfroaG tTeeiy sh' ne, - ~
Ras HaadaGae, RhsnmatlsLB, S'sai ~ X -
ar side battle freely with Balm "a "-''S
sraaly take internally. c.ts,s u 81
Ror Burns mix ane part Ba'al p -" -, .. -
Of ,xates zssaa aoar, 70 make Das s.;stRE
wt&h shs yams For Gaelic, EAAa . - - gsFs
drops ID dot water batbc the oISt1, -
aanneis. In the above, the asaAi'F .,rr sss-A
caIldren. aud the larger for sdR'h'' ''''
10 ara ana eiEeaEastaIces- -l,.. fsS&
4 ColRars's Balna In Gllesd Is 81
Balm In silead gives satisiAcii % ,f,.,a w. "
Taoss waso havs is ed Balm "a s'''FA'
witheRt IL. ....,ssa
''sS c. 5. C3LBEkL. ....s.b
No. Ia soath Fourth stEeet, - - ,Ess
r# IL bsglexs ssat ey AiTsie ssrg.s
kssS United Static st the shor1s'' '"'
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gMnn sKs wxgMA FAMILY RzDUR
SUI Ths haNs aTsaeaa IL. sans aazazszk Ssx s&As
~ gkAKN d CO.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-05-14

n EARaIAsE GEIpE-Being private aswuuu.
vi instructor fer mArrie1 pexsoas or ssMs@
aAase about ~ be married, both male = -
and female, In evexythisE Conserving
che physiology aud reissioas OF aar sexual sya-
tena and Chs pro4actfsa prevsnsaan on sfxspfsngs
Including all Tie new discoveries Msyes before Eiv
90 In The Rnaalsh language, bg WE. YouNa, nj. %.
rails IL really saauabln and interesting wurk, IL
ID written In plata isnguaga for ths general reader
and IL illustrated witA&uaaaEoHa aggr&vinEs. All
young married people or those eontampIAtang Enag-
Yiess. and havtn3 kls least impaaimaas 10 married
life. Should read tails 6ook, Ts Diseases sesgsss
that every should be acquainted with sxii Ii Ia
book that wamss be locked an and not lie AAoat
the house. u viii be ssrs 70 aay Que On the re-
caips Vt tFsasy-ays esStst Ia spscLs or pastsga
STAMPS. Address Or. wM YoURu, No as spsne@
street. above Ash, RhilzdslphIas Pa
- AFFLIGT&D AND UNFORTUNATE. 81 o
mailer whaa may Dc yanr disease, before yoa phase
yupraef nssf the care e9 any one Of khs noscrloas
QuAcxs--nasav# er fossign-whe astvsssasa I'm th =
OF ans ether papasS SEA copy Of easAeg ct rJr
Yonnga Books and geaa isaaRafniy. 1t will b., ths
meAna ef saving yua many dollar gear hesase.
ana possibay ysHs life.
d.. YOUNG csn be cnnsasEes go any OF saa aAsw
e&ass described Ia bis pahficAfisnS q III fJasse
Ne. sis spgaea Sarsess sssse FearfA- o. ss@ @s
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70 fhg sens aud Daughsen I"
Addiction.

gas@ae sAEags we prove On he S'aS a1@ ''-'
year eyes, only bring en- y0uI csisf
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FOR H0RsEsAsD CATTLE.

This Is truly greai renedy HaRa Is cent Bel
Tie OF s!oans Instant Belief gIT "a Ii Dlni Of van
wsLer. seldom fats to cure Horse u collie In srv
minuies In extreme cases repeat the dose in 5.
Eeea Minutes
Fer Bruises, Stlainf, sprains, AID many othpy =.
jaTiss or horses, cattle and other animals sass,t
Instant Belief specify effects 3 care May r..
seas have been &st9a4shs4 10 Ettaa&s The rags or,
effected by the use Of this WopdEr u2e3sgiEs
Get GFcEl&4s Of agents.
sLoAH's OINTMENT.
For mlEdness, safety, certainty aaa tAorocghrsa,
sl0&Dis Ointment exoeis and Is RAPIDLY aarrssssx
AL other oiGlEaeAls and AlIzeats IT. Ut cE.s
the following diseases.
Fresh wounds, 6slls Of all la1s era-kHs hssg.
T4ngboBe p0llevli, wind gals clllss spaYIn as.E,
Ia sw esnsy, f. undered feet aaaa AZ ssrsssss,
or grease, and horse dlBtemgsg
THE CONDITION FawDRA
Is composed principally Of lrTeG a.: ;.ts nj nay
be given at ail times, aad uD5eT a. l.F-zz,,aucrt
~l&h perfect safety. IL has orTa Eoza2 ~ psaa -
psrlsncs, 10 be hIgniy Esefa4 the 81 J2lyEI
diseases 10 which horses and cattle aTs sa-ysz -
diStsmper, hide bound, loss n Egpstas- s:vEs
sg Ains, yellow water, innha1IEtagh o! AS syt, i
tIgas and hard exercises also The44las.sEa asz-sr
~ called stiT eomplainEl It IL alsa ssAtt - r.
tain FPm e6y Tor
COUGHS AND C0tDs
II carries or all gross huxnags ae4 - rs-r4
all Inflammation sad lssss, purity the beE -
she sklR, cleanse TIA wafer, AMI slrsEEas Fsf
part Of the body.
sL0AE's MEDICINES
Are sal& D. kEsw A@1 a. JAMES l. Ga bsas
Wholesale and Retail General Agent Al GEss.
saresss prices, eoFFaeg Jules aB4 Flrsl Esgta 2
posite City Hotel, uuR boct noFta q s5F Pzzsft
House, one blocA east Of the Fer3, 81 J,al
No. Address, Post OfEes Box STs Oyts-F -asg-
ly aIIsa add lie&xal supply Of c.grsl4:s a-.4a45
common posters and Windsor oafh, VITA e. r
dress, oaly Of the Jolbtng Rouse, a.. l. =. .
eaal bsaeEs Of that p&sslCaIsr b6ase
SLOAats MEDICINES
Are boEd By ALL Wholesale DrI2.k- 80 Z s. 6'sss
at AsnufEesnreg'S pE4Ess--altg 10 AL stae LIZ
AaA FstzAiea 6y ALL dealers a aaet4l-Bas
WALTER u, SLOAN, OI4s4a4 PTsFSssaa-
Jane 3
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". B.-Eith each Package Of 100 boxes we pre-
the purchaser 100 Certificates enc Of which Ia
suAranteed to cuutAln an order for Gne watch %
By ordering 50 boxes in one package you are sure TO
reesAvs So ess tifea1ss eoatainiAg an aEdeT EpE
spieuaaa &ilseT EAtEh. bssidA large tsmAsT Of
other very valuable articles 0&s CeFtiacats sent
gratis, upon application Of any person desiring
set as Agent, Which may enabta him TO procure q
valuable article upon the payment Of 81.
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ser pasrh4aa& shat RaxSiux "a n u 40 - - go
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sulling frQsA ga $3.50 = ssSsEs = ~
saans sysa = g. 49, sassos, ss& 70. e as
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Smyrna times., 1862-09-25
The Great Battles of MiddletoWn and
SharDsburg,

The war news is of stirring interest.
Two desperate battles have been fought in
western Maryland-one near Mid,llctown.
and the other near Sharpsburg, Washing
ton county.
The battle near Sharpsburg was one of
the most desperate Of the war The move
ments Of the Contederates on Tuesday morn
ing indicated that they intended to give
battle in the vicinity of Sharpsbug, Gen.
JacksOns corps having arrived from IIar-
per's Ferry and been placed in position.
On the part Oft the Federal troops most ofthe
day was spent in getting into position for
the great battle impending. Considerable
artillery firing took place during the day,
but no serious fighting was done until about
nlghttall, when Gen. Hooker crossed Antic-
ten creek, and an action commenced which
lasted two hours, the Contederates falling
back about half mile, having suffered con-
siderable loss i'll killed and wounded A
portion Of the Federal troops engaged suf-
fcrcd severely. This fight took place on
the hills fronting Sharpsburg, and about
three miles to the right of KeetsvIle. The
night was occupid in arranging the troops
and ammunition trains and abulances. At
seven o'clock on Wednesday morning a
battle commenced, which exceeded, in ex-
tent of the forces engaged, and in destruc-
ton OF human life all that have occurred on
this continent. The fight commenced on
the centre and right, and the Confedcrates.
after two hours contest, were driven back
two miles, but subsequently recovered most
OF the lost ground, but were again compelI-
| Q1 tn all A 80 Al
| sltlOns of the COntederates had been carried
but their left, and Gen. Burnside essaved to
drive them from that, and accomplished it
but his troops were in turn compelled to
| give way, the Confedcrates, at the close of
day, holding their original position at this
point. AT dark hostilities ceased on both
sides, as if by mutual consent. the hattie
lasting fourteen hours. The Federal loss is
estimated at ten thousand killed and woup-
ded, and that of the Confederates. if is bo-
lleved, will not exceed it. Fifteen hundred
contederates were taken prisoners, while
but few Of the Federals were captured. In
the various battles we have had killed Gems.
Reno, Mansfield, Miles and French. and
wounded Gems. Hooker, Sumner, Sedgwick.
Dana, Meagher, Ricketts,, Harstuff, Rod
man and Duryea. The result Of the battle
is considered decided Federal success
The battle was not renewed on Thursday.
both sides being engaged in burying their
dead and preparing for another conflict, as
one Of the dispatches says another battle is
necessary to deterlnind who will finally be
the victor. Large quantities of medical
stores and refreshments for the wounded
were sent from Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
other points, to the scene of the battle
The wounded will be removed to Pennsyl-
vania. About 40 officers were killed or
wounded.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-25
List of .IurOrs

Jurors for the Court of Quarter Sessions
for Kent CO., to be held at Dover. October
6, 1862:
Duch Creck.-Daniel Thompson, John r.
Griffin, VIM. ID. Savin.
Little CLeek.-Jamcs H. George, Jonathan
Fox.
Dorer-Petcr Wilson, Sames T. Postlcs.
Willard H. Scotten
Misunderstanding Sparklin, Jas. G.
Longielow, James Bradley.
Mi7aiSom-John " Galloway, J. Fearns.
MJo1d.-Jas. ID. Tomlinson, James p.
Cullen.
LIST OF Jurors for the Superior Court
and Court Of General Sessions, to be held
at Dover, Oct 25th:
Duck Creeh.-Wm. Casperson, GEORGE
w. Collins Of Peter s., William 6. Smith.
VIM V. Greaves, Jonathan Brown. Sam'i
NJ. Jones.
Little Creck-Enoch David, Matthew
Hutchinson, James Williams.
Dorer.-Wlliam Lord, Oliver Wolcott
JAS. III. Green, Joseph G. O. HARRINGTON
Thomas Clements, .jr., John Slay.
Afa~tlerAiA-Andrew j. Galley. William
Dyer, William IL. Mcbride, John SinnIe
Thos. B, Cubbage, Simeon Blood, Frisby
B. Clark.
Mtpllion.-Ezekiel s. Cooper, Wm. NJ
Harrington, Peter Galloway, jr, Benjamin
| Williams.
| M!ford.--Chas. Griffith, John Bennett
iJohn M. Old6eld, Joshua M. Hill
Smyrna times., 1862-09-25

being the means of his death. Could he
have had more comprehensive view of the
causes OF his taking off," he would have
seen that his real murderer was shWuy.-
Against him slavery, with stolen cannon,
pitted its cohorts, and celebrated its triumph
when he and hundreds Ike him lay wclter-
ing in their gore Nay, further, the white
slaves Of slavery would gladly boil the flesh
| from his bones and fashion them into deli
cate ornaments for fair hands, necllS and
! bOSOms. They deliberately accomplished
such exploits III hundreds Of instances while
| their army lay ut Manassas after the first
battle Of Bull Run. All over the South
th.y have scattered the " ornaments" and
only few days since a rebel cavalier offered
a Maryland lady a finger ring which he
gaily announced rs made of a Yankees
bones.
Without a rise in the barbaric spirit of
slavery we should have had no war With
out the efforts of Calhoun, Rhett, Yancey,
Breckinridge, Davis, Benjamin, Floyd,
Cobb and their joint-conspirators no cannon
would have flung its shot towards Fort
Sumter Without their persistent maligni-
ty tens Ofthousmds Ofpatriot soldiers whose
bones now bleach all over the Southern ter
ritory, would still be pursuing the path Of
enterprise and the United States would be
gaining in prosperity every hour. 1t is
slavery which has scattered families and
ruined households it is slavery which has
brought the nation into a reign of blood
and violence, and five conquer slavery, it
must be by bringing light into recesses now
dark ; it must be by sending forth from sea
to sea and from Canada to the Gulf, the
warmth, the light and the power Of free
dom.
In this vast struggle up to this period the
loyal North has poured out blood like riv-
ers and money in millions. Its best and
It's brayest have gone down before the stan
darIS OF slavery. Our hospitals are filled
with the victims of this crime against civil
zati0n; on innumerable battlc-tieldS thous-
ands Of gallant spirits have died and now
Fill namrlesS trenches. We have never
blenchcd at this waste Of manhood, this
scattering of treasure. But time is now
close upOn us when if this war is to be
fought and finished, with both our hands.
we must annihilate slavery, SO far as it
hedges about the rebels with a mighty bull
wark, and leave them scattered and pcalcd'
amid the wreck of their infamous designs.
to establish darkness on the throne Of light.
and barbarism in the very centre and home
OF clvllization.-I'hla.B Bulletin.
Smyrna times., 1862-09-25
Base Money.

lmitatIng the historical example of James the
Second, who issued brass haf.crewns in Ireland in
1867 whereby coin valued half cent had the nom-
inal value OF sixty cents, the Confederate Congress
has voted S2OOOOO for tho purpose of coming copper
money, much Nlloyed, to the extent of 900 900.
This Will be the most extensive cheat of modern
times. One cent, by this process, will be elevated
to the value OF toentyue, and thus the Confederate
coinage will vie in worthlessness with its utterly
Vauo'eSs paper money. This shows as much as
anything else' what straits the rebels are in. They
might as we'll issue coin made of Leather as tb.
deprecated currency, which is to consist of five
ten, and twenty-five cent tokens, in alloyed copper
This OHg6t to eoavncs tho South of lis utter san,
Smyrna times., 1862-09-25
sOldIcrs' Opinions OF our Senators.

A soldier, writing from the lst Delaware
Regiment to the Chicken, says:
81 have read the resolutions passed at
the Democratic meeting held at George
town, on the 18th ult., and have failed to
nnd anything in them worthy the source
from which they emanated. They state
that the Democratic party of Delaware en-
dorseS the action Of Hon. James A. Bavard
and Hon. Willard Salisbury. That very
endorsement stamps the whole thing. Are
these men who met in convention and pass-
cd these resolutions so dumb as not to Know
that throughout the South those two men
are considered the best friends to this seces-
SION dogma! We have often heard loud
mouthcd ScceSsioniSts down here in Virgin
ii quote Willard Salisbury as an exampIc
OF secession sympathizers in the United
States Senate. Loyal men Of Delaware :
You from whose comfortable firesidcs have
gone forth your sons and brothers to fipht
TOR the Constitution and the Union. and
some OF whose bones are now bleacbinu
upon Southern soil, will you unresistinglv
submit to such power? We ask of YOU.
IN the name of humanity, in the name of
the blood which has been shed in this un-
holy conflict, in the name of the Union and
the Constitution, yea, IN tile name Of nom.
C'o't, will you support such party that ell
dorses men who are looked upon, even in
the heart Of rebellion, as friends of sccos-
SION! beg you, if YOU think anything
OF us, to ponder before you make this fear
tul leap. | am no politician, nor do care
whether man has been a Black RepubIi-
can, Democrat or Wing, SO he is now in
favor Of using everything to put down this
rebellion. Don't let the little Diamond
State be disgraced any longer. Hurl them
from power elect uncompromising Union
men in their places.