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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-10-25
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CONSTITUTION WATER.
I CA U EmEDY
FOR TIE
C D q S + T % ITO N
AND Tue
oMLy KNOWN REMEpy
FOR
ID / A B K T Il S
AND DISEASES OF TIE
EIDNEYS AND ELApDER

IAese Dangerous aud Troublesome Diseases WheAhaU:
thus far Resisted the best directed Treatment can 30
Completely Controlled by the REIED YnOp before usi
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Read. Real. Read.

DANvILLR, Pa, June le62.
Dr. WM H. GRgGG-DGcr Sir: In trbuary, ls6l I
afflicted with the sugar diabCtes and for months
passed more than two gallons OK water III twenty four
h0urs. was igcd to get up often ten twelve
tnIeG during the night and IN hve months Lost about
hity pounds u weigh. Burning the month of Ju!y,
aOl procured two bottles Of Constitution Water and
in wodays after using experienced relief and after
taking two bottles | was GGtlrely cured soon after
reganing my usual good health. Yours truly.
j. Y. L. De WITT.
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CONsTITrTION MATER

which give those organs time recover their kealthy
tone and vgor We able state that the Constitu
tiou Water has cured every of Diabetes in which
has been given.
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600 600 MALE Or FEMALE

Hl)ll l)Ill) VI a l. Il Ok + Il NJ a j. Il
WV WV agents TO sell LlOyds new steel plate
county coored M'p oftn' United states Canatas and
From recent surveys, completed Aug. 10. lcC2; coat
s % 900 TO enpravr it and one years time.
superior to any sl0 map ever made by CoOu or
Mitchell aud sells ~ the low price u hGly cents 3i0
Os0 naHc1 engraved On this map
1t IL not only IA County Map, but it is also County
End Railroad Map of the United states and Canadas
combined in one, giving every Rail road station and
di stances between.
will take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund
Send FOR 81 worth tot try.
Printed instructisns how to canvass we'll furnished
ali our agents.
Wantsd--Wholcsalc Agents for our Maps in every
State, CufOrnH, Canada, EHgland, France and Cuba.
fortune may be made with few hundred dollars
capital No Competition. J. 4. Lloyd, NO. IDI
BrOadway, New York.
The War Department useJ our Nap Of Virginia Mar
y!and, aud r,Tns yvnuia cost slUJ 600, which
marked Aniicam Creek, searpshnLs Maryland flights,
W.l.iamspurt Ferry. hhureaviilr Noaud'S Ford, and
all others ON the Potomac, and every other place in
Maryland, Virginia. and Pennsylvania or money re-
iundcd.
LloyFs Tpogropbical Map Of Nentucky,
Ohs0, IA1aa"0 and Illinois,
is the only authority for Gen. nucll and ,hr War De.
partmeni Momey refunded 10 any finding an error
IN it, Fricc jJc"nt-
"Lloyds map Of Virginia, Maryland, and P'nnsylva-
na.This Nap l. very large; lis cost is but % cents
and it is the best which eau be purchaseG"
LLOYD'S GREAT MAP OF THE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
From actual surveys by Capts. Bart, and VIM, Bow
en-. Mississippi River Pilots, of 81 Louis Mo. shows
every mans plantation ana owners name from st.
Louis to tn" Gulf Of Mexico -l35O miles every sand
bar island landing and all places - miles back
from river cuOrcd in Counties and states. Price,
81 sheets. s.! pocket form, and 81 JO Uh neh win
rollers. Ready sept 20.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WAsHSGToS, Sept. L. 1859.
J Y LLOYD sir nd me yOIr map Ofthn Mississippi
River ith prIcc per hundred copies, kar' Anhlral
Charles II. Davis, commanding taG Mississippi squad.
ron is authorized tn purshase many are required
for OF that squadron.
GIDEON WELLS, Secretary Oft Navy.
October 4, lcG1-3t.
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STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS GRAVEL
BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OR
MILKY DISCHARGES AF'Trp IruIN ,TINI

Diseases occurring from one and tue same cause will
be entirely cured by the Constitution Wat5r ifiaken
ol length OF time. The dose should vary with the
severity of the disease, from twenty drops to tea
spoonful three times day, in water. During the pas
sage OF lhe Calculus the pain and urgent svnptoms
should be combated with tho proper remedies then
followed up with the Constitution Water, above di-
rutted,
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OMCial Election Returns,

For Representatives in the Legislative
District, composed of tie Counties of Co
lumbia, Montour, Wyoming and Sullivan,
held Oct. Ia, 1862.
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UVV ICOI,
WIN. n. Gregg u Co.:
Gents trc iy give yoI liberty to make use Of the
following tiTtitcate btth" value of Constitution Wa
ter, which can recommend IN tn highest manner.
My wife, who Mas Httdcked WIth pain III The shuu-
ters, whole length OF the back and in her limbs with
PaplaIeu of the heart, attended with Falling Of the
Womb DysmenJtrhOca, and "irritation of the Blad
der" called a phy ysicaE, who attended her about
three months, when ne lett her worse than he found
her, then employed one If the hest physicians |
could Ind, who attended her for about nine months,
ani While she was undcr his she did not suffer
quite as much paH he finally gave her up and said
"her case WAS ncuiJblc' For said he, she was such
Il combination Of complaints, that medicine given for
one operates dgunst some other of her difficulties -
About this time she commenced to CON>n1UTIlN N
WATER, and 10 Our utter astIniscHt almost the first
dose seemed to have the dsirCt effect and she kept
Improving rapidly u.dcr its treatment and super.
Intends entirely hef domestic affairs, Sh has
ken any Of The COS TUITION Water for about four weeks
ana wG are happy to say that II has produced pgrma
nent cure.
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TIE CURATIVE

THE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselves 10 the
gans of secretion, audby SO altering the condition o
the stomach and liver that the satchy principle of tn
food is not converted into sugar long the system
is under the influence of the
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

WANTED-5o females 70 learn 10 make skirts
person can In a short time, make1 per week, from
Inquire, for particulars, at AoT Seventh al.
bstwseH a and H. -Ns 'l--N
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GOVERNMENT ADVTS.
psHsIoH OIrIon. JUNE 3, 1861:

pHNsIOH OFFICE, JUNE 0, 1861.
1 X,o,,,.s,. ~. 10 ~ ~ NHox ir Mr 0oEo.xN:
% tSs fsssss q x. land wsrran Va n a.
so,ieed herein which are alleged to have been lost
e 4. 'Sss lysn .h. = hs d.s
esrtihea Of ks tenor VIII Be Issued II no vsiid oS.
lection should then appear. = -
sso ~ o s,In. nndsf ne sSs
John vsn Bsskirck, and wss granted August 81,
i. g s:s ;.:ss ;ss;s ysss.; =: "a sS 9
grated August %, 1885 February ., 1851
No: ss,44o, for % acres, issued under the cot Of
S.ssd he "a ds1 Of s.fsS sns
Eo. ]! ,eaa for 80 aerss, issued under tho 90. of
Wa stastsd september ", is5i-Maroh l. 1855. .-
No 100 Sl7, for 10 acres. issued under The cot Of
ssptembsr 1880 IN the name Of John Darton, and
xkS 'iss iCr ieo sors. issued .sdss the sot Of
va va sisnssd O. s October 5, isSs-hsfch Is, IS a.
March .hs name q ssrssb Cooi. G and d, wSs ~
granted September %, 1850 o--March Il, 1863.
xNcssn Ns III iot leo aores, Issued uuder the aot Of
wS srsnted Juse q, isss-Nsrch Is. 1854
No; 308ls, for 100 acres, issued under the act of
sn Rc.sS IN '1e %.a name g. AZ ydow
No 1s.s!!, for loo aorss. Issued under tho 20. OF
child Of Elljsn Ticker, deceased, and was srantsd
September 18th. ls66-Msrch I'D. 1862
No 4e,sss for 100 acres. isssed under the act of
g: Ssuasrs ss%s 81 sss
No, 81 $50, for i2e acres issued under ihe ACT Of
March 1855, in the name of Jordan Hunt, and was
s? :.S,ss :s1,: i.a g. usSsi asss tn. 40, o,
March, 1855, n the name Of He.ekish Smith, and
was granted June 90, ,skp ass1aAPriI 5, i:1s ,rrr
(ynmnnai0RAR
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

Al Indiana HopiId, (Patent O0ice,) Washing.
ton, d. C., Jun,uiry Il.
18th Indiana Vol 81 SD Penn Volunteers. 2
LIST Bcrdan's Sharps'rs Il iih X. l, Vol ........
I'd do do..,....i llih Maine Volunteers /
LIST Mich Cavalry ..... sterniels Light Art. /
Tth n, \. GavLEJ .., -
Wh 40 oo''.'''.' loh..........,,..S So
Let do Ar.iiiery....
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g a. Lntvin. \. D.s 3Egs 10.
~ Dental. 0t1r10oaa.
OFFICE No. ~ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
rv Bsrssm rostn ssA fAttAsaA arss,
'Hr' i,, wAMN0TOn UffY,
Ucspeeifully tesdep biz professional services 70
The p9blis Having Rad a ssteaavs practice u
rhiadelphls he feels himsslf fly oonpetent 70 ds
charge hIs duty svsry sass shoK hay s. pfsssntsd
sG y, ne T. e,ss hs. ..os,sa N. ,,sn, :,
msnt. psssntsd by Dn. a: II. ~. 7. AAy, ef Phi.
or patina plates, which prsoludes the possbisy o{
sehys or foreign natsfial sserstins between then,
st the came uns rendering the operation more 1rm,
natural, and Of more utility 70 the patient, dispens
ipE with the Ordinary modes Of fasleniug, By flyet
ing or solderlag which - oen oausss the epftn9inR
Of plates and consequently IN imperfect adaptciios
70 Che mouth. - W
He would r.spsctfully invite the public 70 his once
70 examine this improvement TO do 90 10 10 be eon.
used.
The dental profssion Is also invited 10 cali and
examine its merits and utility. nl
Also, dentists oen be furnished with teeth Of eli
kinds, sta ies price than they can be bought else.
where. nov 6-u
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
n Il y Il q r US OE THE WEEKL
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.

MlSCELLANE EOUS.
DROs EsTUS OF THE WEEKLY
L NATIONAL RErUBLICAN.
The undersigped commenced, In the month Of
December last, the publication, in this oity. OF
q weekly newspaper, called the National Repub.
kcdn.
II Is printed on a large sheet, twenty seven
by foriy.two inches, and 10 furnished at the low
prices stated below.
It viii contain all the original matter of tho
daily National Republican, with the exception
Of local news not interesting 10 country sub.
sCribers.
II will give full reports Of the proceedings Of
Congress, and OF The other departments Of the
II will contain ali the news of the day, foreign
and domestic, markets. &C., &C., rs we'll az an
original correspondence from all parts Of the
country. The miscellaneous department will
reoeiye special attention. and, In all respects,
the effort will be made TO establish the charac.
ter Of the National Republican a. . Family
Newspaper.
Washington being now tho central point of
viii vii be- psd 10 fuyni"Si"s tSs fesders eSs Of 'Ss
National Republican with full, and especially
with accurale. accounts Of the progress Of the
war for the Union.
In politics, the paper will bs Republican. sus.
tanning the Administration Of Mr.. Lincoln, but
disGlaiming, however, any prstension 10 be the
organ OF the President.
The is no other Republican paper in the Dis.
triCt OF Columbia, or in the vicinity of il, and
II 10 believed that recent events have opened tO
such a paper an important sphere OF useful
effort. The time has CUme, whom the actual
administration Of the Government upon Repub.
liOan principles will explode the misre presen.
tatiens which have made those principles SC
distasteful 10 the South.
But II is not only here, and in This vicinity
that the projectors Of tho National Republican
hope TO make 1t useful. To the whole country
they UHer journal which will discuss national
politics from \ national standpoint, and which
will never be swerved from patriotic duty by
any Overpnwering pressure Of local interest.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
One copy, one year. r.......................e 100
Three copies, ono year. 500
Five copies, one INSTRUMENTATION. 100
Ten copies, one year .l2.0O
LWehty copies, one year. quo
One copy, slI months. INSTRUMENTATION. 100
Three Oapies, six months. $50
Five copies, six months ths................3 $50
Ten copies, six months. s.................. 600
Twenty copies, si1 months. ..............l .lO. 90
Payments alwRy In advance. =
When u Club, Of Subscribers has been for.
warded. sddinong may be made 10 IL on the
same terms. IL Is not necessary that the sub.
sCriOers to Club should receive their papers
at the same post once.
Money may be forwarded by, mail, AT our
risk. Large amounts can be remitted in drafts
On Boston. New York, Phila !elphia, or Baiti.
more; smaller amounts in gold, or In notes OF
solvent banks. Address
W. J. MURTAGH Il co,
Washington. u. q.
~ Tbs daily National Republican ia pub.
lished every morning (SundRys exCeptsd) At
2hh par annum. In advanra.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
(NREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
" FOR THE WEST, ~
HCDSON RIVER RAILROAD and NEW lCHK
CENTRAL RALLROAD

OK AVID Arm DIcrxsIn Q, 1851,
Express Trains leave New York city depon Of
Hudson Rivcr Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, q
From : Chambers stree. From so!h stree, station
n.oo Bpm. ll.soa. m, $50 p. IN,
$40 r M s4op. m.
Train with sleeping 1910 p. IN.
cars, 1918 p. m.
On SUNDAYS, the following trains will be run to
and from soth street: The io.4o N. sleeping car
To 'es ead dAssay s and .S iSy s.s xs.sy s
Connecting at Albany with the New York Cen.
tral Railroad for HcIenectady, Rooheeter, Utioa
Batavia, Rome, and stations On Rome and water.
town Railroad, Buffalo, Syracuse, Niagara Falls
Trains IN connection leave Buasio and Suspsns;on
ia Lake Shore, Buffalo and Lake Hufoi and Great
Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
Chicago Cs Z .I Toledo, Milxsukis Fond Du Lac, 4
Da6Sque, Peoria, Rock leland, Musoatine IowsCity
Cairo Tcrrs Haute, indianspolls Loulsvilis, Cincn
nsu, psytSn, Columbus, Cleveland. and oil point,
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting. with Trains st Troy, with Troy and
Boston, and kcns. and Saratoga Road4 for SsrstoGs
Point, Plsttsburgh, osdenibursh, Montreal, So.
~ Freight Arrangements BY thi. route q above
without change oi Cars, from The Depots In Cham.
- made BY other Railroad Companies. The fioiIi
ties Of this great New York Route to tho Wsst, CON
mend 1t 10 The confidence Of merchants and shppcrs
Gcsr,d run in connection on the New York Central
For particulars =. 10 local train .and freight ar.
e.. ! SMITH,
dec II Superintendent.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
CLOTHING, &C.

GUNNER CLOTIllH0, 0,
We Offer our args aseertmest Of thin SUN. -
mef Clothing Of reduced prices. Our stock
mena, Youths', and Boys Wearing Apparel, ,-
Of the most desirable and fashionable sty1es
Clothing made 10 order at the shortest notice.
WALL, 81 EPBENS d CO.,
a92 Pennsylvania avenue,
lalyle between Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

nR. A. AAPPOnE r. Inssrucsor snd Lee
~ turer in PhysioloGy, ChrmistSy, Botany, and
other ersnehss d soisnos eonssetsd with Esdisins
Portuguese, Lstin, Greet, and other LsnsasEss
Once, No: 81 X street, being near Pcnnay ivsnis
svenus and Twenty .Aflh street sepf 6-N
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

Array Bucket, the
horae l. not suhu
Gated by the dust
10 the grain. and
gets free ciICula.
ucn Vi breathing
air. The Army
Bucket may be
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
DENTISTRY.
1thnTni TAnvn ~
N. LOOM1H. M, d.,

i N. LOOM1N, M. D., ..
Teeth, attends pslsonaiy d ms ofAos IN this city
Many psfSous can wear thess teeth who ssnnot
not wear theee. 90. a. n. 49, +. -, n = - -
rsrsons calling at NJ once can be aooonmodaad
with ny style and price cf Teeth thsy nay desirs
pat 10 thoee who ere particular end With the puree,
sleanes strooges snd most perfect dsaturs that art
can produce, the Mineral Flats will bs more fully
~n1ssssSs: nne,.ss. IN, .,,-v,-.. ...,..,,.......
between Ninth ald Tenth streets. Also, eo7 Arch
street, Philadelphis. = nsriI-iy
nR. LOCK WOOD Confined, the pree-
~ toe Of Dentistry, In the WashinRton Building,
corner Pennsylvania avsuue and Seventh strset.
he feels isvsd that be can give sailsfaotion 70 any
that may call. ~ -
: Teeth inserted on vuLpArrfs. RussEs, or 9oLp
FLATS, Chlofoform sdmlnistsred when desired.
aug 1-n
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
AND DEPOsIriONs

DEEDS AND DEPOsICiONs
FOR lHE STATES OF
PENNSYLVANIA and
CALIFORNIA,
To BE EXECUTED AT WASHINGTON CITY.
EDMUND +. BROWN, having been appointed
by the Governors OF the above States, .
COMMISSIONER or DEEDS FOR THE DIS.
TRICT OF cOLUMBIA,
with power to take oknowiedgmcuts and Deposi.
lions 10 be used or recorded In ssd State and hav
log had several years experience In taking testi.
nony and acknowlcdgment, as . Notary Public,
and .s Commissioner Of the Court Of Claims Is pre-.
pared to execute thoc duties legally and promptly,
when due notice Ia given.
Mr.. Brown also acts a. Attorney and Counscllor for
pcrsons having business to transact wi the several
departments Of Government, and will attend TO cases
aring out OF the present war, the Mexican war, or
any Of the former wars, a. well as ~ inquiries and
cations In the Various Olccs, where long nc.
qusintance and experience afford him ample isci.
ties.
All orders should be accompanied with the appro.
PIRATE fees
Once No to2 street, next East Of Seventh street,
diagorally opposite cry Post Once
Address: EDMUND Y. BROWN,
Notary, Commissioner, &c,
Jan li-2aw2m. Box No 44, Washington, D. c.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
INTH. CORWIN BUR8Y,
w Late with the old 4pd well known house of
WM. s. CORWlN CO., New Yoik,
Dealer 10 choice Brapdits, W ines, Cigsrs, &c and
Importer of Iess-No. 8S7 rsnsa avenue,
entrance, eth street, Washington, d. z.

The attention OF connoiast urs and the public gen
orally 10 invited 10 my stock Of hne Brsndits Wines
Cigars cas- 60 com riising Honnessey, Otard and
sayer Brandias; Widow Clicquot. Moot. and Chan
ucy, Chanpagnes, PeImartins, AmontiladO. aud
Ir.rte Slcrries; wandcrer. Reserve, and Southside
cbrsted " WSC Club Housc Gin; Irish, Scotch,
Bcu bon, and MonoDg aheia whistles; Jamaioa and
IT Crtix Runs; CA6anO, Figaio, la Rosa de San
iago, fEspanOlA and various brands Of Cigars, and
very ane ioupg Ryson, Hyson, lmpe rial, and Erg
ii.h sIeasia't Icrs, In catty boxes, impOr. cd BY
myself, expressly for family use. fan 4-tf
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

LMLL AND WINTER MILLINERY. -
Z Miss ThOn P6ON will open our new
style: Of all and Winter Millinery on Thus -
lie ssneraly, 70 invited and an cxaminaton solicit.
cd, at our fancy and Millinery. Store no ~ Penn.
sylvanin avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
DOT 80 HUTCulNBON MlJNRO
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

Al General Hospital, Union Hotel, corner Bridge
and Washington streets, 9eorgaoaon, Jan. IL.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27

Al Hospital al Coi'msbian College, Washington,
January II.
The national Republican., 1862-01-27
M z r A L Lie
A r M OR OIL
AGEE CY,
PHIL HAR N MIC HAIL.,
Psnnsylvania Avenue, near Eleventh Street.
ssVt 2l-u
rI,O OFFICEMs. sUTLEny, &c.

A new light four wheeled WA.
CON, with water proof covers, 3Sf338
and handsome leather cushiens, nR4 = u
built 10 order at New York and cost Sis2, FOH
SALE, Al . moderate price. Also, q New Y0rl
made set of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated attinSs
never used. Also, set Of plain SiEGLE BARskss
quite new. Apply for address Of stable and Groom
70 As7 seventeenth street, corner OF l. dec "a
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-11
THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.

so,--and Why whom ho did SO, he permitted
himself to repeat the farce of the king OF
France in marching up tho hill, and thon
marching down again That all these aud
many more similar things are true OF his
course as commandor.in chief l havo the
most abundant reason to believe. That he
has almost sinncd away. by postponemcnt
and inoction, his day of grace with President
and Cabinet, those most cognizant OF the
opinions of tho lattor sufficiently know.
Tho now Secretary of War. Mr.. Stanton,
has boon growing in impaticnco with tho
estraneemont from him ever since ho ns.
sumcd that olIico, and, but for tho Prosi.
dNnts cautious policy, 1t is quito likely Gen.
Mcclellan would before to day have been
dothroned oven from tho hcadship of tho
army of the Potomac. There was tre-
meDdous pressure from tho Senate and
portion of The Cabinet for change; but
tho President was firm, and said that though
he had relieved him from the general com.
mand, ir part because he was not satisfied
with his courso. he had confidence that now
hu had taken tho fold at tho head OF his
especial division Of the army he would push
forward tho campaign as rapidly as possible,
and provo worthy of the position"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-11
Island No. lOiS Ours !!
Artillery, Transports and 5000 Prison
ers Captured

CAIRO, April 8th.-The Alps arrived at s
this morning, bringing Second Master Lord
of the Gunboat Benton. with dispatches from
Flag Ollicor- -Fnote, announcing tho surren.
der to him at midnight of tho entiro posi-
ton at Island No. 10, with mon, guns and
transports. Tho number of prisoners is not
yet known, or tho amount OF stores and ord
nance.
To THE SECRETARY OF WAR:-MERRI:
wEATnERs LANDING Sth,-GGn. Paino's di.
vision marched to TiptOnville last night,
and captured Con. MCall. formerly Adiu-
tant Con. u. S, A., his staff aud about 2OO0
prisoners from Arkansas aud Louisiana, aud
largo quantity of stores, ammunition, sc.
General Popes movements are complete
success. We move in direction of Island
No, 10 in q fow minutes, to capture all that
is loft.
To TIE SECRETARY OF WAR: Tho enemy
attacked our works at Pttsburg, Tenn, yes,
terday, and were repulsed with heavy loss.
No particulars given.
(Signcd) II, W. HALLECK.
LATER, Gen. Popo has captured Gen.
orals, 60O0 prisoners of war, 100 solge pieces
and several field batteries, with immense
quantities Of small arms, wagons, horses
tents. 60 Our victory is complete. We
haven't lost "A single man,
(Signod) IL. W, HALLECK.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-04-11
Gen. Mcclellan.

Mr.. Bowles, oditor of tho Springfield Re.
publican, in writing from Washington to
that paper, makes the following severe criti-
csm upon tho course of Gen. McClNllan (: .
There is no doubt of great abatement
of confidence in Gen. Mcclellan, on tho
part of tho Cabinet and Congress, The
President. too, measures what he before
gave him without stint II is not easy to
SEQ why, with nearly quarter of n million
of tho oldes: and bOst troops of tho Uuiou
at his command, General Mcclellan per-
miLted the rebels to press their limos in
upon him at all points, and to hold tho
Potomac, both above and below Washington,
all winter,-why no refused to sieze fine
opportunities to cut off large detacbnents
OF their armios,-why no denied The navy
department tho co operation it has for
months asked to take Norfolk, and sieze tho
Merrimac before sho could execute tho
mischief that has since startled tho country /;
or why ho could not join tho naval forces
in clearing the Potomac of tho rebel bat.
terius, for which they wero long ago ready,-
why, in ihe only 'strring up" that he gave
tho enemy, tho preparations for an advance
and retreat wore so feeble as to result in tho
Balls Bluff tragedy,-why he kept Gen.
HaIleck in check for weeks after that officer
was ready to move onward,-why he OPP
posed Gen. Buffers southern expedition
until overruled by the War Department.
why he kept promising to move onward,
and nepsr did until he PresideH: had re-
Psdted tpice or thrice positive orders to do