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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25
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SIghcd
II. G. HINDMAN,
Major General.
LOUISVILLE, July 10.

LOUISVILLE, July 10.
Gen. Morgan was at Midway yCst rday
noon and cut the telegraph wires, tore
up the railroad and took everything con-
vcrtuble to his uses. He has four l2-
pound howtzcrs, but it is said only six
rounds of ammunition. He left for
Georgetown last evening, encamping
there on Yoncis farm; he said he meant
to visit Lexington and Frankfort before
he got through with his job. Lexington
ians say they have ample force to pro-
tect the town, but not to take the oficn.
sive.
LATER,--Our pickctA were fred on by
the rcbels who are approaching in force
and are falling back on the Georgetown
road. Our men with several pieces of
artillery are advancing on Georgetown
to meet the rebels. The railroad and tel
egruph at Midway are repaired, but the
burnt bridge at Kcysors' is not yet re-
constructed
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25

0STon the pier at certain fashions
BILE watering place, a notice runs thus;-
''Feund, apin, supposed to belong to a
lady made Of gold"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25

ORA Union State Convention was
held on "Wednesday in Vermont. ,Rese-
lauons were passed in favor or oontiscyt-
ing rebel property, approving g nerally
the policy ofthe Administrations &o.---
The nominations made were: Goveraor
the Hon. Fredcriek Holbrook Of Brattle4
boro, the present incumbent; for Lieu
tenant G6yernor,thc Hon. Paul Dilliag-
han Of Watcrburyi for Troasurer, Js&
pag ofRntland. 4sqfifH lhsiae1
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25
Uiffin as'seklg Tribune

The following patriotic lines are decidedly
appropriate at the present time
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25

0''y Col. Harris OF .4he Fisld Aotss
and Ohio Caitiuaioy. has been appointcd
a Colonel, he had long ugo worn the
title, won perhaps ia tho days ofths corn
stalk militia. fis4 4 i'FH n. 1ka
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-07-25

In this City at which they purpose carrying on the Tan
ming business extensively in all its departments an,
20 have all work done in the hest manner, by conpe
tent workmen. They are now prepared at ali times Il
nnv thu hi oha 81 nriee In
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
OR EATNESS.

All greatness coDsists in this, in being
alive to what is going .op around one. in
living acsaally; in giving voice to the
thought of humanity; in saying to ones
fellows what they want to hear at that mo-
ment; in being the conception, the. result
of the present world. In no other way Gao
one alfectthe world than In responding thus
to it's needs-iD embodsins thus its ideas.
You will see, in looking in history, that all
great men have been piece Of their time
take them out and set them elsewhere, and
they win not fit 50 we'll; they were made
for their day and generstion,a The li.sra.
ture which has left any mark, which has
been worthy Of the, name, has always tnir-
rowed what was doing around il; no. nee.
essarily daguerreotyping the mere ousside,
but at least redecting the inside.-the
thougbtsif not the action Of men -thei,
feelings and sentime OTIS, even, il il trea,sd
OF apparently far,oai themes. on ~ ~.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
Ghsst''stklgg od1lplla II lal'r||'tiiiI'l|.. I
RICHMOND. ON THR JAMES. J.

,alffas al sfi4i i -b % a4gG aHi sof9
"a soldier boy from bourbon Jay g ap'ns -
Whes me oat''es shock wss 0se'' SuS e'S ~ Va
Ae ie'. Asoa'inasihea'' oesofs' 'he .osps4' s'.s .
10 on4ne 'smes.azs q pEh4-oo5l SO o39
But one stili stood beside lin his comrads in the fray
They had been friends together through happy
dt dav;3a ltF .sto11ea fe 1xIs9 1lla
a. .a !,
-Ni 80. 80 80 " '',t - n M slaI
m.s. =.
~. I..,..
2.S'iis
ss yore. 5ai4 qlaf g4 e@,A e 1139af
'ne '~' u's'an' aesf 0"o' '1s' ''A'' ''' =
r,...-. 80 ..,,.
-. -. - -
=, s..r !. ,,.... ~. p,,,.. -. -,
81 I.me. - E - - I' &
?
Bear my good sword to my brother and the badge upon
my breast,
Z. best: I Dr
NJ, ono ~. So, ~.
~, 49,. -
,.x.~ !
Il. I.,n.s -T''~''''''-'S
'4 - $500 f.
on wisn that mothers arms were folded round me
-. - 80
nro., 50. -~'..' -" "
Rnt INV s,h.t .bas,. r,.v,r, .,,,.r. ,,...os
ba,r,h.,i,s, c,o.m.
For her soldiers safe return from Rchmond on the
I.n,.. n f'>s'. =. 4 - - -.SrNT y 80
'sAnd on my heart dear ceuarade close Law those mt
a#ef brown braids EL5 s99a h4satstsF - u .~a
..
W.. ..s .a' 90 '.' a"o"' "a..'
s9 -.l. -, ' ~
{. gsstt $50 .I3nm7aint
-iN 'o ' . 'nsi osss tne' from hicamono on the
A@ ssAA'' rstaE so&i5 hl8l 10 1s5R
Oht does the pale face haunt her dear friend that
looks On thee? gs1ii 3*tT 2fFhtl 81 3'ai
Or Is she laughing singing Ia careless See
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DON'T srAY roo IoNo,

& tfA .Isfsr r GgE4
Some twenty -6Ye persons were waiting in
the hall of the Executive Mansion ysster-
day, to see the President 80 business. One
man who had been admitted to 40 audience
remained half an hour or rsmore. After he
had retiredthe President came to Ihis office
door, and glancing hi, eye.4aickly around,
SAID; gs,luss4 az (. fa ,oods 5slset aasu
o ~ want to make1a little speech. You all
want to see me on business. It is a matter
Of no Importance to me whether I spend
my time with half dozen or with the whole
Of you. Therefore, when you come in,
please don't stay long," aFshh sts
The President bowed and retired amid
the good humor OF his audience, and sub.
sided cries of ''good, good" Iswould be
we'll if visitors would take hint from this
incident. "Don't stay too long" go
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. .CQUMIL 1862 .
trxRLfNaa PAfaIorfsn.

IA lesion Vas taught, yesterday, tc''Ucn
stitptionsl r, and other Southern sympashi,
xsrs, b . lady whose hirth.piaos ves moi
Philadelphia; but the .noors 81 ftCornuall.-
She Il least'can fspprscisse tbs bIlessaogs 'oi
Stree Goystnmeot, The enrollnsos Mat-
shal passipg hsr, houss in the. Performance
Of bis dasy, found her ID ths sourt.yardiip
front OF herAresidence. The ,Mafsaui tai3sd
the latch 81 the door = !, go a,.i' VA.
!, GifGeod, ,m,rping, madaa.~ ~,sst sss, sasa
ii G.od morning. sir.Y,qa 85P .gsout
ae GLOW ssny aaalss occopy this houss7 ~
8 s.Four. Id aif.. '' '.a'-se .s, AK. |
a "How many males?" ,ss.a FL. glifigE
d t'Not one.', 99df e6a4a 1T .syy8la I
= And who sYe the fsmsies, ma'an ~
myself ana three daug6ssrs. '',ss.,,a,
80 "'Apdhaysyons daa2hssrs % thssbapds?''
y rNoyssIa u .aiasdi 90 Eaa ;y}dlr9if
I shave you no sons i3'' g1taaf1i sdl 1si
~ have two boys !; a. fine boys ias eter
Jet broke bread = . iag',it.ln +.ofa rlgd1 I
are they madam PA 4nome
e'tIn the army Of the Potomac, siry fshs.
ing under Gen. Banks, where every young
map should be who knows-the difference be-
tween freedom and insoleranoe.vua .a3h1
The lady spoke With strong Cornish 40
cent. Tie Marshal Observed sths facs, and
;n,orroratoA "a.
! perceive, madam; you ere . 'nstiye Of
England2 .snailra!a,a ).
] / nm, s'iir, and . We're 4, bpys.s They
never yesed, cir, for the elder i pat yets 2l
sye.rs ef.sage. iBus, isir, they @weseIoold
enough to- know that the nobless altar ever
YET raised to liberty was 10 danger, and they
hastened to save it, Osber, Englisb, lads
went to the ,British Consul to- get exemption
papers, but my boys woald'ns dot, even #
wanted them TO, which didn't. lam past
IS now, bns ifi 1 wac man I'd "a with ny
boys. would not wait 80 be drafted, nor
fall back upon my ageif ! W. drafted.
The MARSHAL "a n took his 'isa,s, I'D s3on in
qpify found that the woman bad. told, the
literal truth QigH siaT9s y ind ges gao /
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Great Hum bug.

The Story that anybody is selling Cheaper Meat than
JACK Is NOW selling. Is the greatest huInbug ever
BEST AND OH EAPEST MEAT
Not only the best stake, but every kind fresh and
alt meatof the oestqOallty. and at ptices CHEAPER
THAN THE CHEAPES1.l s.+sl.s.ss - J i - ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
rnUKRAHFOe cODFisla.

iH .tJ CO gsbaa eT---@&afna9 sk5E3miGfti
au then we see y young man dssssedin the
extreme 81 fashion pfonsdSding the ysrSets,
flourish delicate walking stick, ogting the
ladies, and surningup his probosis, With sn
air of disdsin 1t q aneighbos'ss son or daugh-
ter, when We know that hia. father acquired
the property which bis fool Of . son is max
ing himself ridiculous upon, by soliciting
grease and ashes, We ars semptsd so shout
N his assinins ears, ~ Hurrah for Cod6sh.,'
When We zee yong wolnlan el an whose high
est ambition appears to be . desire TO eclipse
her nsigbors in dress, and who makes is'her
constant boast that she never washed 4 'dlsh
or. hemmed 3 shirt, because ,sha, regards it
as y vulgar aoo oomplishmsas, we fsdl Az ia-
clin ution to whisper in her ear "Hurrah for
= Z q '1.Hf9 asfnfft III igs II b4fynDi
Ii, W7asp VIZ see = youns man too proud to
carry = bandlein the street. when We know
his father ,s q wo "a. sawyer, or when We see
: young nisas seated ID The p.ttl6r, pstasing
snovel, whilema doing the kitchen drudg-
ers We say to oursslf ts'aHurrsh for Cod.
When We hear d lady protest .has shs Gan
net rid g in an omnibus, becsuse it was ic-
tended for common folks, We cannot help
.s1Glsinipg TO- oarss!f. :. Harssh ,for, God
FISH,"
! Whom We see . lady atrsyed 10 the cost
iiest fabrics, trest with consemps a scnooi.
lmste whose clothing u not Of 90 rich .
texture, especially when ws s,enenosr that
some Of the aforesaid l1dy's relatives are
inmates Of the poor house, and othets o. ths
State prison, We feel = strong desire 70 :huu-
der 10 her ears, "Hurrah for Goldfish" ."p1is
When,we hear = 1nsn BOOSTING Of his an
cessry and taking onwontei.paids 20 display
his pretended coat Of arms, which be stole
from some old book h.rsidy, wslaagA - We
say to oursek, s"Hurfab FOR Goldfish" i'e
" Wbep W ses I'D elegant carriage dashing
through the. street NTH heraldiodsyioss EN-,
,blasoaed on in trappings with seoachman
and foctrhao dScked ods ID b sortof livery,
and espeolsIly shon VI koow shas il sris1
tooratic propristpr nads Als u9ssy hy vepd-
ing, 'spursly vegetable bills = wh,sh were
nothing more Sf loss osbxu dried psss,,o VI
exclaimed, "HoftaE f6fF tdd6st:D ssl as
g. In shors when We soc psapls putting %
hsushsys airs, bscsase it plsassd Providence
70 endow them with d libersi shsre Of she
worlds goods, or when We see the super
cilious snesr Of contempt upon the face Of
persoS u show Is Of ber estinstion Of
one Sho - werks for living, ~ fsska serons
desire 70 show ur,asiimatiens oil then by
isxolaininsi in shsis sars, sillbesah losi iOod-
fsh.| asaI IS msii neqp lsfa gl,FaToqmsi
We are thankfal shst asistoorsey inntAis
oounxy has Alwsys been as.s d.soosus. ssnd
We hopeaipsl ssys willbs, and cah enty pity
the silly, soft, contemptibls man 6t woman
who may bs foSh56 lssn,ash u finasiay For
4 moment sSas Is "a aoaisdbsr sof "a 'SfsS-
'usivs cia.s, ~ shs sapfens issigds ot haraaao
fsliSay,thoash money MAY, Ike charity,
cover multitude of Ssns.. 2 e tlsn-sii'ed |
-lGo a1ia sas.+l .sss.---~ ali nI
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"You should never, madam, consider the
smallest triaes Worthless - :.
"Whiist, sir, remember your precept
and yourself. i shall be sure to consider moth
ing UOrth Iess.w sssssAs q -s ssssssA.s' 7sa1s
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.ENGLIsH csrTos oPERArIvEs !

This includes those working or days. working .
days, and working days, or under. 2 sA' -
Here We see some os the results Of En-
glish encouragement Of the American re-
bellion. But for soch support the rebel
leaders would sos have kept cotton out Of
market to this time. seg Hasd sls sfaa
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'eNH'a't III +"~x - -. ~
" What i,shsre 10 G,gMuos Or ! yodSH fiti !
NoshiDg sad'evetyshiuk; s1AysshiS6s aByss,
half lopepsd, then suddenly SiSssd! Thsre
ID time wses every ysaak' gill lqooks thds.
Woe to hrmg upon whom shsoIooks'! arhis
.frst glance Of sodi' wliidAr doesnnott kno; !
isSelf is like ths dawn ID thssks. Lux h eAs
awaksoiug Of somsshiug radiant q aGid 'un.
known. y Noshlng osn express hsdsug gHoas
sbara Of CHS aslt oked sftrs CLEAN 1hioh
'saddeuly ssffsses sddrabls Myss9tlzs,a ,aa aid
which b made spof sli'ths innbeadce Of She
ipssssas shspaSsssna Or fshsFus4rs. IT
is a kind Of irresolute lovingssss which IL
revealed W rchapaas ssla Which il waiting.
It is snare which i0eocence unconsciouslJ
lspfvsds, Ind ins which, shee catches heart,
wishots iSsendiug' 4. ssnd xithous knuwiBs
i@ IL sisSa maidsd gIshSiBg IKE q xoMGA.
lish rare thik deeB fivsffe iis' TIT tbofn of
shis glaSSs, ~Sstsvsr II hsy TN! sAllssSA.
sspdrs, ana ssrthssis9 9vsssli. ID d0nSeHsr1-
tod 10 che csIsssisl'Gad hLotssfa allbSs, which,
more thsn shsnSst txudfsaa aaoKIfSf of' atas
aso4uasss, 'has tHs 1hAsispoxsl ofLaddsbay !
forcing into bloom IN the depths OF sh>
heart this aoxxst q shs shade, full Of per,
fansslsna peisons. whisE'iasalls0 lssJ.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-11-01
LEWIS ". Ross.
ALFRED A. SMITH,

PAINTER e EPAPER-H R-HANGER
COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA,
rLAzfN3, GLIDING, sGRAINING, AARBL1NG
NJ and Bronxing. Carriage, Buggy l. Wagon Painting.
naper-Hanging done at short notice. and warranted
OF ts peelo A good stock OF WALL PAPERS COZ 4
family on hand. Ceilings whtened and WALLS col
bred. -. Orders solicite in town or country, and
promptly attended 80. 4. A. SMITH
.Ea "a ~ uffS-n7-u #}sH.s54 i.
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ID 10 aDilue'sltas -. +4>-t d! % ylinsITqqa
J. IA liksls, girl and hss Ihsoahse Aers onithiit
l~Sy solshs gfosssss ne Other, Ahot t5iiiiYI.d
rhsisrosats4 .sis. a4 q .aS. ~. sss.a. !sa I X R ~
sns conmsss wsfs asAIe tvih@ @sesh ard ssbs
wind was very, ,sharp.a ThsyG sbsth yssh1
irssssd; bot shsl lnsss IN AsyA sOrssof SeAt
s,sr 2, sAish N, " gsssrss's .ss !. oss
gFasNyp..l s.,,rsM liz ii salfaen spnds liz
As they walked briskiy aloney sshsadass
her Iisrts sompESiou up 70 her, saying
|.ae0ass 6hdstddy s0.s;, 5shssy ?, I Ta
/, HN iMan't M big snough f'r bofh I, Iaplipd.
|e HIigaapst 4 - stretch sis ia litsls, "A ishS
psssA 5Uds they ssrs boon - sciosS sJts6at
FssdGs @st4 ss'sSxo '6irds "a SshSSsdiJ bsys!
How many ehixsrips. bodies, and heavy
AseFtrapd asapipg esss thsRss 40 3sehi
sosldg j jsss bsssassps plss dinssf ssrossh
81; s:ss s sss! sre y ss sIa
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j. M. PALMER. .

LAND e TAX PAWN G A ENT.
COUyN-Cxk BLURFs. lOW:a.
AND BUSINESS TRANSACTED, IN ALL
IL its branches. Land Warrants Bought. Sold, and To-
lated Taxes paid for non-residents City and County
brders Bought and Sold ;4ssss H.ss fs=..s.
Taxes paid in Omaha, N. T., and all surrounding
.ounties. ffR - 8s lsf aa ss y.HE
E-Letters Of inquiry promptly answered.
Sept. I6. 1860 fss v4n21 b
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F. G.. u. MCKAY,

'@N f. T.. ID. MCKAY,
GENERAL AGENT OF THE AMERICAN IMMI-
" GRANT Co.., fort the state Of Iowa, Des Aoines,
Communications relating to the business Of the Com
pany in this State should be addressed to this Office and
letters containing propositions for the sale of andsex
cept when the land is situated in the counties where
Company already negotiating for Public Land Grant
will not be answered. n26d3rE !,
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]

Flavoriry Extracts, Sauces, Catsups. Spices, Dried
Currents, Cream Tart&f and Soda Chemical Yeast or
Baking Powder Chemical Saleratus, Pear! Soda; Tapi-
oca aud tsingass. at t3a sGEESAMAN'S.
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WIN. WARD,

E s.5a A r G HIT e C tt,
C0UsVCXL DLUFRS, IO.W'A.
rTAvING HAD THE BEST OPPORTUNITIES OF
II acquiring knowedge Of Design-the best and most
Economical Methods of Const HAVING no
trferest In any ,chanic branch Of the Building
'ssiness)-I prepared to furnish Pans, Specnca-
ions, Bills or Material and Superintendent for Public
Private Buildings 2O2y
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FREMONT STILL IN COMMAND OF TIL
= ARMY In MISSOURI.

FREMONT STILL IN COMMAND OF THF
/ ARMY In MISSOURI. .r,.
And F. Geesnian twodoors East Of the Pacif
House Council Bluffs, Iowa is in command of large
and well selected stock of Drugs and Medicines Paints,
Oils, Daguerrean and Ambrotyping Apparatus and Ma
terals Pnre Wines and Liqnsrs. Toboees and Cigars,
every thing in the stationary ne Lamps of all kinds
together with endless variety ofsPerfumey, Fancy
Goods &c & q mY #G. ga H&E
without any boasting, We happy to inform our
friends that still prepared to muster goods in
line in sufficient force to command the attention Of suca
may favor with call. and at the same time allow
them all TO be taken without killing man, which Is
all we have say these times except thai we all
log batteries to be storad oulyhy :Yellow Boy'
regiments .Our latch s;rins out" and we especi-
ally request cash and short time to pull it, 37
CHAKE AND sHlvER!
D. akaE8AD ataAa#s HEAssza + ~ .tsFs#
why will ycu Iinger with the Chills and Fever when
Smiths Tonic Syrup; stephens Ague Compound
,Jaynes' Aguet Mixture. Osg6ods Indian Cholagogne
all sovereign remedies for chile aud feyers San be
tn aLESAMAN'S,E
IT AMPS AND COAL OIL. s. SIS s@5sis so ID
Our fne stock OF Lamps are received and we now
sef great inducements In this line This Is the cheap
est light use. Best quality Goal Oil sold at
per gallon by 237y F. GEESANAN.l
<eSv,r ,Nya n " An - re a - u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-26
HOW Eli. DBB,
X IDONii
NJ ]. GRA}FOn
THOs. r Il. conn.
The Northwest Interfering to cat loose
from New EnsIaaa.

The Nea Haven Cnnu Resisief, o. a
iatr lac. iii. thr ipliuain. article.
n ats rfn wittsr .4-.rst. tfaf ihe STATE,
III Wisconsin. li.nui, lntii4aa lai M'rhi-aa
unitr HI ELL b!.hns III immense t4giDl
iHnlfy Mil sii." y, iass detsaers.
Ne 4gfet win IL Providence Past. lsat
once let The We.i - State, begln 10 l,om
3 atlsua lpf The PURPOSE. Of mutual dpfeprr,
o. h4ttef what udy BE- tie SPECIAL aud lmme-
ffsts object, and thes bt-m aii4t, 10 tw.n.
{, sear, % .. Will detrlopr infpa Western
lHdtp nltacy. Hi, mus nj 81 permitted
Inc West \. injured, nD duubf. more than
ilr Solth Jy tie Jlorkade Oi tbr Mississippi
River. Freights On her products 70 the sea
coasiafe enormously increased, and there j.
no possibility Of transporting the immense
supplies. Oace the West unites for defence,
aud Il viii 20 down the Mississippi. We Of
the East could not help ourselves.
On which The Chicago Post comments as
follows:
The idea of Western independently Is
only consistent with the previous disruption
1t the present Union. And II the newspa-
pers Of Rhode Island and Connecticut can
see So far into the future that there will a.
rise a time when +" Western Ipdependen.
cy" will arrive, they make themselves ride
ulous b. saying that such an event must moi
be permitted.
The dissolution Of the Unio1, the separa.
ton Of The saseholding States and their e.
rection into 40 independent Confedcracy,
will not be the last Of the rebellion IL sue
eessful. The Union once dissolved by a
recognition Of the Southern C0nfederacy,
will be but ,he beginning Of new strife.
The remaining States cannot be expected 10
hold together permanently thereafter. The
West will hardly suffer herself TO be taxed
nearly the foil value Of her products for the
mere transportation Of her products to the
seaboard when the Mississippi will afford
her an outlet a. very small charge MOI
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-02-26
Pom H. RehnlnI D.pllch u THURSDAY.

il dispatch was received al the War De.
pattnent Yesterday, dated Clrayelsnd, Ten.
nessee, Fpbrusry 18th, which states that
General Johnson, Pillow aud RIo,d, with
over $4,000 men, we're holding Nashville,
and thai il was intended there 10 make a de
termined stand. The Government stores 10
Nashville we're regarded as safe. This re.
port comes from an agent " the Commissa.
rat, who photographed the Government. In Or.
der 10 remove all anxiety 10 relation "a III,
safety II vast quantities 81 subsistence stores
accumulated az Nashville.
Later in the day il was reported that the
Adjutant General had received dispatche.
coniirmalory Of the one above, from CIeay.
land.
Dispatches were also received at the Wal
Office which show tina. our loss by prisoners
at Fort Donelson had been unwittingly in:
creased BY the addition Of a cypher, during
transmission over the wires, and instead q
$4,000 captured. the Yankees succeeded il
taking but 500 Of our trs6ps.
We understand from good sources that our
forces at Fort Donelson fell back, leaving
some | 500 men 10 cover the retreat. as IN
the case 81 Fort Henry. The probability H.
that this force has surrendered with the fort
70 greatly superior force.
| The aspect OF affairs in Hampshire coun.
lty, 10 the Western part Of this State, is any.
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far inferior 10 appointments to you, passed
victoriously through seven years war; and
afiea marked our retreat through the SHOWS
Vi winter by the blood that dripped from our
naked feet, with but very moderate use Of
ardent spirits. caLnot YOU do the same You
may see the Guardian Angel, the Protecting
Genius of the Conederacy standing over
YOU with alarmed visage, rent robes, bleeding
body, but still hopeful and triumphant look,
implorng you BY all the memories Of the
past, BY the momentous stake OF the Present,
and its consequences to the Future, not to
sully or sink her cause by surrenderlng
yourselves to so ignohle foe as Whisky.
Then Men. Freemen. Fellow, Brother
Countrymen, Soldiers of Freedom, dash the
lying beverage of Satan from your lips. See
a Yankee ally in every bottle. and out with
your sword and off with it. head; and may
God strengthen YOU 70 do this.
Now one word to those noble Editors who,
during this war. have, BY their judlclous
counsel and disinterested patriotism atoned
for many past errors and much party servil-
". II the foregoing Appeal is the thing
that is needed, let it be copied into every
newspaper of the Confederate States, and
lei il be read to his men by every captain IN
the Confederate Army. To doubt that it
will do good is to doubt the efficacy Of all
moral means. But if il be judged not calcu-
lated to do good, or otherwise unworthy, let
something better be produced, and it Will be
welcomed by no one more than BY the
SOLDIERS FRIEND.
Hilsborough, February nth, 1862.
P. S.-As the writer is an old Professor,
has many old pupils in the Army, has read
much on the subject, has some science aud
suffered much 10 the person Of friends from
intempeance, perhaps added weight and in
terest might have been impaired to his views
had he given his name, but he writes to do
YOU gond and moi to parade his name IN prlut.
He must add to the requests above made that
every lady, who has friend IN the Army
likely TO yield TO the temptation TO strong
drink, send such friend copy of this APP
peal. SOLDIERS FRIEND.