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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-05
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CHLORIDE OF LIME For purifying
~ drains, vaults. &C. sold by DAVID SCOTT, 25l
Main, corner Mechanic street. diff jyl6
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
SaoYcrnor Eaiclks.

The people of these loyal States, says
the National hteiii9cncer, owe to no one
among the public men of the country a
greater debt of gratitude for duty dis
charged, under the stress Of strong disturb
ing influences, than to Gov. Hicks of Ma
lyland. It is in consideration of this
fact that we may appropriately recall the
following vaIedictory words contained in
his late message to the Legislature OF the
State
In short time ! shall exchange the
cares of office for the quiet of my home.
Dunng my ncumJcncy of the position to
which four years ago | was called by the
people of the state, | have fouad its du
ties, in very many cases, extraordinary,
pcrplcXng and harrossing to an unusual
degree, aud shall be able to leave them
with no ordinary amount of pleasure -
Whatever may have been my short com.
ngs, in their performance, ! am persua-
dcd You will believe me when | assert,
that in every case have endeavorol to
do that which thought was right.
For whatever of good the Grat Dis
poser of events has made inc the instru-
ment, and for whateyer error the fallibil.
ity OF my Judgment has led me to COM
nit, during my term of Office, am con-
tent to await the just verdict of my fellow
citizens, when peace and sober counscls,
experience and calm reason, shall enable
them to approve without partiality, and
to condemn without prejudice.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
A Thrilling scene.

A tale of the sea entitled "Fair lncz, !"
by Artcmus Ward, is given to the patrons
Of Vanity Fai~jn week. y chapters. We
copy from late issue the following
When Incz awolle the storm had ceas-
ed, the wild night had passed, and the
morning was bright and beautiful.
The maiden looked around her. The
scene was passing strange.
She was laying upon fine twenty
dallar lounge, in an apartment .. sump-
tuous elegance.
"Wherc am T." she murmured.
"Satc, dear ladyn' said soft, huto-likC
voice. "Sale from all harm"
"Incz look, look up" A chivalro "
looking young man, arrayed in garments
OF red silk velvet thicllly studded will
diamonds OF incalculablc value, stood owe
her, u gentle smile irrahiating his iascn
ating, though swarthy features.
"Safc, lady" ho repeated, "you vii
be the corsars briden
81 don't see it % said the gentle lnc2
"Ila," cried the pirate, longest tho
then for the laughing hillocks, and tn
following buIlocks of thine own chill
cime?"
81 have no hcsitoncy in asserting tina
do" she replied
"Ifgold be your desire" said the pirat
chief, taking out his pocket book an,
brandishing ten dollar bill on thu
Waukegan bank Of llliuois, "hore it is
"NliscrcNnt | spurn thy vile dross
Besides, ther's ten per cent discount OF
1t /" Thus spoke the noble lnel,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
7,,,c nutci, widower.

"AI;ne frow vos no better as she ort to
bs. till shust before she dict; den she vas
so GOOD as before, remarked Mr.. van
der6oard to his neighbor.
"Your wife was an OmiabIc woman
and you do great injustice to her memo
rv." said Mr.. Plugsins
"vel, vat You know so murh about
mine irow - g.,
81 was not intimately acquainted with
her, but am sure that all her acquaint-
ances loved her
"Maybe."
"AIaybe what ~
"NIaybe YOU love mjno frow, too 90
"NVhv do you speak SO ,trangely?'
.,Vv. Won day pig man shuSt like you
came into our house, and kissed mine
frow right before her face"
"Wore you present at the time ~
.'ro DC sure | voS."
.,Weil. what did you do -
II kicked him right pchind his pack. "
"Did he resent it ,"
"Yaw, he broke me and to looking
glass. and all the rest Of the croc<cry in
the house, 'ccPt the fcdder ped, into
smash -
"What did you do then ?'
"Then l cried mutter mutter /! NUT
Ter and called for the shudge, and the
sburv, and to the police Office and con
stable to come and he rund away )"
"Do you intend to charge me with talk
ing such unwarrantaDle Liberties with the
companion of your bosom %
"Ne no schargc nothing for it now,
because she pc tead and pcrried."
al will not allow you to make such in
situations. You are an old tyrant, and
everybody said you was glad your wife
died"
"cverybody pc one tam liar"
81 saw no symptoms Of sorrow."
"NIe felt moro worsht tan if my best
COW had tied"
"Your COW What n comparison :"
"Sho vos a great loss--a heavy loss
for she was pir as dat (spreading out his
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

A bad opening for a Young man-thc
door leading in,o arum shop.
BIZ calm while your adversary frets
and ragos, and you can warm yourself
Mt his fire.
llE who turns from evil habits. does
himself n good turn.
TnE worst kind of traitor s-1'hc South
ern sequestrntow.
A FOOLS heart is ever dancing on his
lip.
DIscRErIoN of speech is better han cl
oquencc, .
Or what nation are all stocking mend
ers Dar-nation.
WHEN is an editor n performer .
When he makes elegant extracts
WHAT ear is ever liable to be assail-
ed Our frontier.
WHAT attentive maid is always found
in clothing store Rcaly-madc,
The good deeds the most sons prefer
that their fathers should leave behind
them arc real estate deeds.
NEVER meet sorrow half way.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
There is no mistak about it.
THE CORDIAL Is ALL WE CLAIM FOR IT'LL
Mothers trY it'll!
DR- LA CRoIx7S
Private Medical Treatise
on TIE
Physiological View of Marriage.

$50 PAGES AND 1870 ENGRAvINGs,-Prc only
wENrYrE CENTS Sent free of postage to all parts Of
the Union, On the inirnaties of youth and maturity
disclosing the secret folles Of both of all ages
causing debility, nervousness depression of spirits
pg tut ON of the heart suicide maginings involuntary
rinl,s ois llushngs, defective memory, indgestions
au4 la siinde, Ht conessio"s G hrtHing interest Of
II EodydMg SrLooi Miss, COHege student, and a
lorRg H1rried LddV, &c, &C. 1t sa truthful adv-
ser to the married and those contemplating marriage,
who entertain secret doubts of their physical condition,
and who are conscious of having ha1arded the health
happiness and privileges to which every human being
is entitled.
| You've MEN who are troubled with weakness gen.
erally caused by a bai habit in YOUTH the effects of
which are dizziness, pains, lorgefuness, sometimes
ringing in the cars, weak eyes weakness of the back and
lower cNtremies confusion of ideas, loss of memory,
with melancholy: may be cured by the authors NEW
PARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT.
We have recently devoted much of time in VS.
| lTING TIE EUROPEAN HOSPITALS, availing our
selves Of the knowledge and researches of the most
skilled Physicians aud Surgeons in Europe and the Con-
nent These who place themselves under our care will
now have the full benefit Of the many NEW EFFICA-
CIOUs REMEDIES which we are enabled to introduce
s ynol "ssI9lt sFCRECY and attention being paid
which has distinguished us heretofore,
a Physician our PECULIAR department of pre- fesional
! Practice, t0F tie past t,Csnty.fre pears.
French FEMALE pnLs--i.adies who wish for Medicine
the efficacy Of which has been tested il thousands of
cases, and failed to effect speedy without
any bad result Will use none but DR.. Delancy's Female
Pills. The only pr caution necessary to be observed Is,
ladies should rot take them they have to believe
they in certain StHdionS he particulars of which
will be found the wrapper accompanying each box,)
though always safe and healthy so gentle yet SO active
| are they.
Price 81 per box. They be mailed 10 any part Of
! h United States or Canada.
TO THE LADIES-Who need n c0nfdentidt medical
plants to which their delicate organization renders them
| liable are particularly invited to consult us.
TuE "ELEcrRo GALyANc PRoTEcTVE.'-For married
ladies whose health will not admit or who have de-
sire to increase the !amalies may be obtained as above
1t is perfectly sufe preventative to coception, and has
been ,Ntusiyey used durng the last 90 years, Price
THE SECRETS ofYOUTH UNVEILED.
Ity M L5 Ofp - "A s0f-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

MeV. Buna9@ Es0DRns1I. pastor OF NJ. E.
Church, peuusy lyaua Avenue. says IL take pleas
urc in recommending 'buRIlANES HOLLAND
Bl1TEES as one of the most valuable medicines
have ever used. IL speedily relieved ne Of disease
of the stomach. a lady also, Of my congregation,
Mrs. Rtner, who had suffered for q long time from
Want Of Appetite Indigestion, II alache and Cos
tivencss was cured by the u.s. Of two bottles Of the
Bitters" pITTsBuRGu. Septcmber 9th, 1858.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

a volunteer and some citizens were
talking about the war at EImira, few
days since, when a difference having a.
risen some person proposed to settle it
by taking drink. "No, no - said the
volunteer "that is not the way to talk,
Gou and all other men, who can posi-
bly, leave home, should at once agree to
enlist. This war must be fought out and
settled with all possible Dispatch
Drinking won't settle it, for if it would
ou oficerS C1uta hare settled il long ogoP
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

"JoHssy." said mother to sou
nine years ofd "go and wash your face,
l am ashamed to see you coming to din
ner with so dirty mouth" II did
wash ii mamma" and feeling his upper
lip, he added, grayely. 81 think it must
be mustache coming -
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
CALIFORNIA EVIDENCE.
JANE CITY, Amador Co. Cal Oct IA, 1890
Ma H. PAGE.

JANh UIIij AWud0T % LuI' UcI' IT, IoUV.
MG, b. PAGE
Sir:--Yours Is one Of the best mod
cnes for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint at least
have found it So l came 10 this country in 1865,
afflicted with Dyspepsia and Liver Disease, Ro-
turned to tho Atlantic States in 1851 settled in
Ohio. l saw tho advertisements and sent to Gallipo-
lis for two bottles. which restored me to health. L
came back here in 1858. hut or1ot to bring supply
with me. ! have needed it very much my little
daughter Is afflicted with the same disease, and I
must have some Of the Bittcrs. ncloscd you will
find postage stamp; write to me soon as possi-
bic. II you have no agent here, will forward the
money for supply. II. A. THOMPSON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

"MyNHEEn, do you know for what we
call our boy Hans ?" 81 no not, real
ly." "Well, | will tell you. Der rca-
son we call our boy Hans is--t ish his
name"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

A man advertises for a competent
person to undertake tho sale Of new
medicine" and adds that cit will be
profitable to the andertaker" No doubt
Of it.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

TnE Richmond Examiner says the
Southern people can raise any article Of
Northern industry. Some witty wag
cody asks '"Why don't they raise the
DO Cknde 90
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

In what company is your life in
shured, sir ?" asked sprightly young
miss
"In the Hope"
81 prefer the Alliance" said she
blushing,
"Thcn we'll make a joint. stock oper-
otiou, if you choose, said the delighted
old bachelor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

TIE web Of our life is of a min glcd
yarn, good and i'll together. Our vir
tues would be proud, if our faults whip
ped them not and our crimes would
despair if they were not cherished 10y
our virtues.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

have very little respects for the ties
Of this world, as the rogue said when the
rope was put round his neck.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
PALPlTATIoM or THE hEART.

EEOn, .HUhGe Hunter, Mayor of tho City
ocCaiz, Ohio. says al have used nurlayes llol-
land Btturs for palpitation Of the Heart, it is
excellent remedy for this disease"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

Why is an oyster practical anomaly?
Because it has II beard without n chin
and you take him from his bed before you
tuck him in.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

y man coming to pay his rent bill ten
dered his landlord very ragged looking
bank note, at the same time apologizing
for its diIapidated appearance. "Your
apologies are unnecessary" said the
landlord you are only doing what you
should-paying rem bill"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
"Esciucod by Dyspcpsin so {. micro
SESelgtOas,

Mr.. Il. Matchctt, o trader, probably rs well
known ~ any man in Western Pennsylvania, states
as follows: Il met with a farmer in Armstrong
county who was r3Ucad By Dyspepsia to a mere
SleietDn; persuaded him To buy a bottle Of Hmr.
hayes Holland liters believing it would cure him.
Meeting bin some months after what was my
uatoui-hment at finding him a hale, hearty man;
he told me he now lUairhed 20l pounds. and that
this wonderful change hal been produced by
Burhayc's Holland Btters, to which he attributed
solely his restoration.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
A NEW ARTICLE.
Dr.. ROback's Stomach Bitters.

A new and delightful Stomachc and Cordial. for Civ
uus complaints incident to the Western country Try it,
As "a morning drink to assist digestion and relieve
Dyspepsia, it has no equal. Try It.
In uRdrOr It is SUV,r{Or to dU other Biitcrs. Tyit
The formula Of these Bttcrs, (lNGD the sole prop
and most eminent NIciicel Practitioners OF the West
aud it is directly prcdcated upon the wants Of Western
people.
The Bltters derive their stimulus from the powerful
tonic Of the and herbs Of which they
composed, and they are, by allaS ing unnatural
wings Of the stomach, directly promotlvc of
Temperance,
the present proprietor believes that In max ng them
widely known tho public wolfare Is Subserved.
II viii BE- for sale by all Of Dr. RobacNS numc-
rous Agents, and at Hotels, &C., the country In
the meantime, lcrs will be flied direct from Cncin-
att ia any quantity, ana at the lowest rates 1t is put
up in Quart bottles, and securely packed in dozen
cases. Half dozen sample cases VIII, however, be
pacFcd and scut O any adisess, if desired.
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, or six for SIS.
Principal office and saeroom, No. East Fourth St.,
81 building from Main street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Lubra-
tory, No. 30 Hammond Street.
For Sale in Holmes County, Ohio, by II. Ycrgin,
Mtcrsbutgi j. Rudy, Berlin; James Hanna, Holmes
yillti q. Gerber, Wncsbcrg; II. Pomcrenc, Middle
town; Joseph Poz, Saltiilo; @. W. Conycr, ONlord
A. \. Young, Nashville; Joseph Bcmcmdcrlcr, Lakuy lille
and by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the United states and Canada.
Jan. p 1852, niGyl
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
H0WA RD ASS0CIA TI0N,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

For NE Rdictofhe SICK dnd Distressed, daicted lriM
IirNiCHt and EpiieMic Diseases and especially Tor
tie Careqf Diseases ertbe Sergdi OrgdaS
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
W geon, to all who apply by letter, with descriptions
thelr eondluon, aye, occupation, habits fliie, &c.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrh1a, and otl er
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW REMEa
DIES employed In the Dspehsary sent to the afflicted in
sealed envelopes, free of chage Two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR. J. sKIi.LIN UoUGHToN, acting Sur.
philadelphia, Pa 49,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
I o MIC.

From c5r. Albert IKE, NJ c. from Arkansas.
WAsuGNGToN, d. c. June H. 1850.
"I have used two bottles of your BdrhGres Ro
lud B.Hcrs, and have found it very useful in
Of Indigestion aud Headache"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

Sold by Druggists generally. 1t can be forwarded
by Express to most points.
Price, 81 90 per bottle, or six bottles for $500.
l5-BawUrc of Imposition. Sec that our name
is on the label OF every bottle you buy.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
4 Tail" Obituary.

The latest obituary notice from out
West runs as follows;
Jcm Bangs, we are sorry to stait, has
deceased. lie departed this LiIo last
munday. Jcm was generally considered
gud lclcr. lie went lth without any
struggle. and such is Life. i'u day he
was pepper grass--mighty smau-Tu
Morrer we arc cut down like acowcumber
Of the ground Jcm KEEP Il Mise stoar
which his wi.c now wates on. Ills viz
ohews was numerous to behold. Many
is tho things we bot at his grosely, and we
are hNpey to stait to the admirin world
that he never chee,cd, speSally in the
waite of makrcl, which was MISC, and
fmelt sweet and his vile was the same
wa. We never node him to put sand in
his suggcr, though he bad big sand bar
in front OF his hous nor water in hia
Lickers, though the Ohio River runs past
his doar, Piece to his ,cmanze.
POETRY.
he died in his bed.
CRATE big buko he red,
n prayer he hollcred ont
then turned over un2 his bed,
and burned if he didn't die-dcd.
He leaves | wife, 0 children, cow,
hosses, n grosery stoar, aud other quad
rupeds TO morno his loss--but in the Ian
gwidge ov the poit his loss is tharc tar
nal game.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23

Two Irishmen were recently looking
at people stretching rope across the
street from one house-top to another, for
the purpose Of suspending banner
Pat. "Shme and what will they be
after a doing at the top Of them houses
there 90
Mich. "Faith an, it's o submarine
telegraph they're after putting up sup.
pose"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
"Facts without comment. "

From tho gscv. Iovi gchcll, Pastor of the
Ev. Lutheran Church, Chuichtown, Columbia Co.
New York.
CLAvEnACK, NIrember 5h, 1850.
Dear Sirs:-If you please, send ne one dozen
B,erlayc's Holland Biters. | know that it must
prove n benefit to many of my people My sister,
Mrs. ". Schell Of Gallupyillc, N. y. has received
great benefit.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
Groceries,
Liquors,
Candies,
Nuts &c.

The Improvement will enable him the better to ac-
colnmOdAtc his customers.
lie is thankful for past patronage and hopes to the
faces Of old friends and many new al his rooms
Immediately east of ;hc Empire House.
Millcrsbutg o., OlJv22) V. NOGIE.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

EErv. JoIin COvyI, Pastor First NJ. P. Church,
says ;'l have been greatly benefited by the use Of
'BERIfAVE's HOLLAND BITTERs' for general
Nervous Debility"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-01-23
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

VALENTINE NOGLE Has enlarged
' and improved his Grocery S,urc and aadod large.
~ to lis stock of
, 1862-03-20
Gu=39attttttahip8.

THICAGO, March 18th, 1s82.-By
~ ulutual consent the firm Of CORW1TH & YOUNG
ts thie day issoiyed TIE business ot said atm VIII bs
must be made DAVID n. C0EWITH,
nih1QnE149t NM. Y0TEE.
, 1862-03-20
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUN-

NJ II OE CODE. E6-S:peT:c- CorE- Of Ch!caEo
Wa-eh Tenn, 1Ss2 Tho Bans Of tie State Of I1d.aaa
for the use Of the Brsneh at L. P5rte. D: Ednrga
Bo5d, Ai1sn Hamnloa: hugh AcCni.c1ga. Jeasa l.
Williams the uakncxu beits Of 1lEa:o Clifton, tie
unknown te.zs Ct William h DavttaoE alA GIsaz=1 T.
as5as 1t of tee noa!rslaeace O Charles ?; Ron:
he mi nexa helH f William Cltf1cn tas fas13.
bs1sn defsads2z 2boEe 9ss4 hsyn5 & - Es'cs u
g. Se:3ce!a hereby gtys2 e " ~ tss E;is3E
he unKnowu hei g Ef!'is Gsoa M te
ian hss hs I'D i1 IN of eop1ant 1 ,sI Y
dsy Il Feb sns tast sz5EsSa taessEgoa
IRE On lie afst EondsT q Ms.ch asxz (l2 "a Ia II
x Eo@ 5sf:s an:sss tae ssia csa,le D. Bond Allen
1nFnoVu heirs NiAna b. ctur, tie uuknuw1 seirs
oI " an E Davidson. aoE E.--ze: .. ChaThe:atn,
s.or cor:t q C6c.So of CooE County o. she inst Ja7
ss,e County, o. tae drst HSrday oi Ma=ca Ed3 sed
nIesd. acs1Er dsnuf The 4std c31.patnanEs bill
of eempis.ns, tae s.pe, 4aa sas matters and thina
- 1f;5Sf a6M SE5SI ~ asF9T5eRsf FTeR e sa
E:Hx & I5asz. Cotura1ss aa1H. feaa Ssst<E
, 1862-03-20
More about the Evacuation of Centre
vile and Manassas.

fAkE UAI0 NAA1RHh&Aas
Washington COT. n. Y Tribune, Monday-]
L great deal Of valuable testimony has
been obtained BY officials ard others touch
ING the evacuation of their Bull Run entrench-
nlcpts By the rebels from loyal fugitive blacks,
white and col0red residents, and papers found
III and about the late headquarters Of the rebel
generals. An ugIucer on the railroad be-
tween Manassas aud Richmond. testit1es that
it is at least month since The retroSade
movement began. The earliest trains Of re-
treat carried arms for the men, who were mus
. tcrc1 to check Gen BurDside'E advance into
Fhc interior. Arms and munitions having
been at first removed, soldiers followed, with
drawing by rail, aud with the deliberate SLOW
ness characteristic Of southern road
Residents, white and black, at Centrcvi11c
and Manassas set the strength Of the whole
Amy there during the last month at less than
K, ,0(0, and most OF them at lees than 81, 900.
One visitor made thorough examination Of
graves Of the numerous rebel soldiers who
died in camp Our Government is now for the
first time advertising for headboards. Each
slab at Manassas and Centreyille tells the
name Of the deceased, lis State, his regiment,
and the day OF his death. But six States were
repre- seltttd in thesc extensive cemeteries.
The highest numbered regiment from Vir-
ginia was the forty-seventh. The highest from
Georgia, which came next, was the twenty
sixth. Tie other Gulf and Atlantic States ap-
pcared to have no regiment numbering above
| twenty The Western and Southwestern States,
! except Mississippi, were not represented.
| On the whole, according to the data Of these
gravc-yards, there were ut no time over $50 regi-
] mcnte at Manassas and Centrevi}1c. Giving to
| each, as the rc,urns all Indicate, 500 men, ne
have grand total Of less than 100, 600 on the
most liberal calculation. as the strength o1
the rebel army before any portion Of It wa:
sent away. Plenty Of other evidence also goe;
to show that the army vas under 100 O10 and
such Is the opinion Of most of the visitors te
the abandoned quarters, and the statements
Of the ncighhors+ Some Of the residents al
Centreville say that members Of the Sanitary
Commission and other eo1dics-visitors to Ma
nassas, assert positively that there is cridencs
SO strong as to force the belief that the Mis-
sissippi soldiers have been in the habit Of dig
| gipg up the bodies Of National soldiers Eu1le{
| at Bull Run, boiling oil the flesh, and making
the bones into trophies,
, 1862-03-20

From letter Of the Hon. Carl schurz, pub
1isht1 in the Ne.c Yorker Dmokrat, VIC learn
that In conversation With Mr.. Schur1 aud
several members Of Congress, had with Mr.
Secretary Stanton On the 8th inst. the secn-
taG publicly stated that council Of Wat had
gsnerals were present, when four voted for
aa im,ncdi4te advance of: the army of the
Potonac. while eight voted against it. Gen
era. Blsoker, the con.mandeE Of the German
division, being one Of these eight. At the
same time, Mr.; Stanton spoke IN terms oi
sharp SEVERITY Of General Blenker on account
Of thss vote. adding that all the gentlemen
rad ea1d.
This letter Of Mr. Schu1z is drawn forth
by previous incorrect report Of the couVer
: saticn referred TO-. 1t thus appears positively
that Mr. BteDton-aa every Intelligent person
his lang wen nnderstood-has never been il
fa:or of delay in the advance Of che Potomac
army. Had his policy prevailed earlier. VI
dare ea5 thas Gen. Joe Jobnston's hrillian!
and successful rvtrsat from Manassas would
have been entirely ptevented.-N z, T4i5xnt