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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-12-27
THE HOUS EKEEPER'S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

DREPAEED from an improved rccipe by tho
L Proprietor of the - Brother Jonathan Polish.
is certified by all the leading New York Furniture
Dealers and Piano. Forte Makers to he the best in
the word for removing Scratches, Marks. and
Dirt, and restoring high and lasting gloss to all
kinds of Vanished work, from Furniture to
Leather. 1t is cheaper and better than Vanish,
dries Immediately, and is easily applied With
piece Of Canton Flannel and Bottle or two of
this New FrRSrTrRE Polish n IIousekeepcr can
work magic in the furniture of house and keep
1t looking like new. Now is the time to shine
up your Tables, Chairs, Desks, Pianos Picture
Frames Carriages, etc and make them hook so
per cent better. This is true economy. For sale
by Furniture Dealers and Storekcepers generally
Price % and SO cents a bottle. Depot No.
Spruce Street, Ncw-iork. sg Special Agents
Wanted. Address, Box 1872, New York T. o.
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PT NOS

PIANOS.
Persons who wish to buy a Piano OF the best
makes W II be shown how they can save Il hand
some sum in the purchase if they address PIANO,
crrc JOY, Coz Co., Publishers Agents. New
York p. o. lJuly L. lS62-tlJec6
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FREEDLEY s. CO..

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-12-27

NOTICE TO LADIES
IN Dress Goods,
y,lcncias, Poplius,
Pinida. Persian Cloths,
Fg'd Dclnnes,
Reps, plain.
Reps. fgucred,
Black Wool Deaincs,
Nov Is. at T. DRENNEN'S 5.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-12-27
MetE)auital.
HAY PRESS.

This PRESS received
the First Premium at the
Mary land a Agricultural
Exhibition. where its
merits were fully tested
by competent Judge $
from New York, Penn
Fylvania, Ohio x Mary
md, since which time
ut Improvements have
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
T"si ina GOING South and East.
E0Ea sR assNaaaSa


leave '2Hlitie - - A. H., 10 p. and 10 20 PAN
M AL }EAtH leaves Eausrs Point al 450 A. ~ ST.
Ai "iEaNs al G.5 Burlington rs A. ~, con-
r"tllN2 at Whne hlveY juncIn Wilhirai;s fer mn, from
wells River. g. la!nsbury and i,i1tleton AVID with
Nrt'StH EaiiF5td tur BCGOn, Lowell. Worcester &C..
ana coraectin II Bellows Falls wilE Cheshire T. T.
q i.o"t on and Nh Vermont Valley f. T. for Spring
n"i :teW HaV2l ana New York, arriving in New York
~ 10, p.
Exprgss TR.N icaves poYsc's Point II 745 .,I C.r
burlington and No:thhed. Connecting ut Burlington
with hoats fof Whitehall, sc.
. NIfHr EyrRnes T2.iH leaves Oglenshutg at 1860 H.,
ioh t&I at 400 .. houses Point at 10 r NJ. arrv
ns az ti0st"nat $40 NJ, connecting it Bellows Pats
WIN C9esl're J. K, iN: Boston and Worcester and wish
Vermont Vaicy I. T.. lor 4Drinaaeid ard New Hay3n
aiid arriving N New York at 445 p. n.
Trains Going North ar2d yeqt.
Leave Montpelier a. } 60 NJ. 3 A. A. NJ and : ~ p
MAI1 IEAIN leaves Boston at T.30 A NJ VIA Lowell
Lawrence or Fitchburg. Leaves Springfield at 7.2J NJ
uelIoW5 falIs ut l223 connecting White ivar
JHncti with Northern X. r. from Boston and with Pas
srnpsc r. r. for and from ST. Johnsbury and iitt!ctcn
arriving at Burlington at G.45 p and St. Albans at T.
30 H., O9denaburgh 250 m and Montreal ut 70 90
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Ncr,hf!e!d at 20 A. ~
and Burlington at 925 NJ. for Nouses Point and Mon
t.eal.
N'aHr ExprEss TEAM len ne'lows Falls At IS P ~
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley Il. f. leaving
New YORK at 500 NJ. aud from Cheshire Il. L.
leaving Boston at 90 P. connecting at
800 P. NJ. via Lowell or Lawrence. Leave White
| HlVcr Iuuct!on at l.53 P. M arriving az Burlington
at 5'2D a. M, Rouses Point at 100 A H., Montreal at
1900 III. and O2donsbutGh Ct l2.4D M connecting
with Grand Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the
West
Sleeping attached TO both the night expires
! trains unnirg between Eouse's Pontand Boston,
Through Tickets tor Chicago and the Vest fer sale a.
| tie prlncpa! stations.
! MERRILL, supt
ST. Adams Vt Fec. g. 1852,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
| COO OOO MALE on FEMALE AGENTS TO
OOO,OOO SELL LLOYD'> NEW STEEL PLATE

GOO 600 MALE cG FEMALE AGENTS TO
OWWWOW sG az T TE STAIE FpE
'GHN SThrhs, t252 cHSAbhs HNb @2 NEW rnr%swicK. @
Fiomrcent surveys, completed AUGUST 10, Ist2; cost
sneror to any si0 NAP ever mad, BY Cotton or Mitch
ell and sells low price Of nifty cents 37ooo0 names
e4graved on this map it's not oAly 3" Coany Map,
N' " COUNTY AND RAuHoAo MAr
OF United states and Canaes colDned "a one giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
ard distances between.
Guarantee any woman or Eaan 20 to 81 n'r day, and
win tako back all maps hat canrot be So and refand
Send for 81 wor;A to try.
Printed Instructions how well, furnish ed all
Wantel-Wholeaie Agents for cur Mapsine every State,
California, Canada, England, France and C0aa A for
| No competition. J. T LLOYD, No l64Groadway, N i
The Wer Department uses onr Map Of Virginia. Mary.
Antieam Gre k, Eharpsburgh, Maryland Hights, Will
Ferry RoreFsve, Nolana's Ford ard all o.hsr
on tie Potomac, and every other place in Maryland.
| Virginia, md Pennsylvania, or mon9y refunded.
LLL6YD's ToP0GaAPHIoAL NAP OF KENTUCKY
| OHIO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
tho only authority for Gea Buell. aad the War Depart
meat Money refunded to any one h"nS en- error In II.
Price 90 cents.
"LLoyD,s MAP OV vIhGINIA. MARYLAND AND
PENNSYLVANIA This Sisp is very large; its cast Is
but % cents, andit the best which can he purchssed
LLOYD GREAT MAP OF THE MISSlSSIPPI
RIVER-From Actual Surveys by Capts Uart and W m
Raven Mississippi River Pilots, Of st. Louis, Mo shows
every man plantation and owners from St. Louis
to the Gulf Of Mexcol3 $50 nilc2every sand bar, is-
land town. landing and all places 70 ies back from he
in counties nd States Price, in sheets
So pocket FORM and o. 81 on linen, with roers Ready
Sept.D. ,,. c., - ,ee,
J.T LLoYD's-Sir. Send me ycur Map of the Missis-
sippi River with price per hundred copies Rear-hdmi-
raj Charla H. Davis, commanding the Mississippi squad
ron, is authorized to purchase ls many as as ere re-
quired for use Of that squadron.
s?w GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary Of tbs Nav
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tr,7 s..;r.rin., VIII, 2rsnr, = -, - 80 -, ~
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li-.r ,,. Tia d;seasa cl.t2 y "-- po"""
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..,g. .te.q.a uol.,. Boston. '' ''' : = -
n. ..rt.y with Rhuumqt,so, twenty yco-, .rd
...,., 3. NV o. d several r-ats. t5e s,j,', r''
r- tie u.a OF one los.1a a. = 90; go
y. r.,s.r "e1 Naura' liz tor.po1nd. .,'-Nt!p.
r. o.. l,g-l,hr l,r.at EaFtrt w.
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r.. ..r.5..I.' have faEpn hr. o,a Sot,,a
.',r .a..-. y.!L--D. +. RfXirR NJ, Enn4
,.. A-,.i,tcn Hl0g%. lowell Ma 00"0
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- r4, ~ rhlls ejniIariy afj;.lJ I"n tr;lt "
ae. Vi ya4r Compound. and can honestly saw
s... s.a-, Boston, Mass. 0-'''0
J..,a....y -s Of agc has been th-,e veor, n ,.roo
-s.i {. ~ Rhe.n has han is covered win ,orc rr
a.n rna I'll 81 , e'1' "1,l soII :,
-.,a-I. ". Hammond, 90 silE street G%stton tg,'''
~. Rheumatic and Neur9lrs C22nron~i :,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
TIE GrLVER CHORD,
! companion to the " Tome CirClc.'
Collection Of Favorite
SonGe, Ballads, Duets and Qunrtets.

'o"%e, Ballads, Duets and Quurtets.
"3'A pano!ortc Accompaniment.
-' Aon Circle, - known by ell as y most al rabe
.''~-. pieces TOR the piauOforte, finds fit com
.,l 10 'as .2perior collection of words with piano
12'a. Hso.. SonEs that have become. as household
'R a'2T,y very c0amuni'y-wi.h many new can
'7' '.f nsb.ir favor, not SO we'll known but which
-. ANA w,i! BE- appreciated, are all here. Every
5' ~ rlaro an! a voice will not fail to look at
'.aa. 0"' look win convince them that it is just
a.. .I5 "Iat anI having purchased it AMI given il a
IAN H.-ion, they Will he fully satisfied that
@N'H' - complete without IT,"
l'c ~ Cloth, 81, IN Boards, & 80. Mailed, post
ERZ Stree.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
ScoYilI'S Blood and liver SyruI

When these diseases fret appear, which will carry
Of the system all the humcrs md horbtc Matter thro
the secreticns Of the skin, Nidners aud Bowels; also
restore the Liver 20 is proper action aud the
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-20
GARDENERS .
Iao-1nlaE:c and Neuralgia
COHpOUND.

.s.a.s~i 'err'non; cure for Rheumet'm Neural
N.v..a. j. Is an intcraoi remedy. 0,Iv
m Irl f.. . '-1d.t:tlrg the disea.c, .qoLIrin g
.......,1 r.a' o~ huFiness, and MAJ be tcIpn H.,
.a tI'....a ci tA2 most delicate Constitutions
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
NEW YORK HGRALD SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81 1862
Day GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
THE NEW YEAR
/ The distant hills robsd In white,
And sparkling In the
nenind that the wintry days
In earnes have begun
The h&e birds have left their nests
For cline more bright and air ~
30 every living creature should
Fer old King Frost prepare esF
The holidays coming
The Jewels Of the year
MhA cot, ard pala -.
Will Grosu vii Christina sos
And every must bu, <Noer.
For some dear oosonf Lsgn
Would be the bestt <sAe rub-pssy what
AHudI
IN tell you, sir
And Visit Robe -buss take your hes
And there se ITS sserr,
A you have ,dst many Ooaks
Yei,ll sxv, /frisnds--or more;
And pes lSour money. please your friend,
And ev ~ yonnslf beside
Reeail ~ as you backward glance
svnat day with pridel
pr,uaugs vnA. LARGE ASSORTMENT or
sELL,sa, TRiieTs AND CLOTH cI.oAKs,
10 CLOSE OFT TIE STOCK.
W. r. ROBERTS.
Crystal Palace Emporium,
22 B0s0y.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

RoARD.-TO LET, A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
ID back Paror, with Board. pleasant nsichborhOod
Inquire at l3; East Fourteenth street. Second and
Third avenues
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

CADDLE ROCK REsTAuRANT
HErGu FoR THE UoLIDAysi
EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY
am prepared furnish at the shortest notice Picked
Oy siers for Christmas and Nav Years tables will rest
upon my reputation TO furnish the best that had
IN this city 20 sut the tmss send along your
furnishcdfn every sylc WILLIAM HENRY,
No o Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION
~ OFrrcE OF THE DEhAwARE, LAcKAwANHA
x.4 WISr. u Co.. I

~ ]
AMI WRsTsEN X asIYOsD CoMpANY,
80 WILLIAM SrRilr, n " YoRS, Dec. TO- 1862
The BOARD OF ManIs rs VIII sen ut pubic auction Tues
daY, the I'D day OF December inst. i2 O'Clock NJ the
room now used as the Merchans Exchange Nos 26 %
Exchange nlace, corner of william street. SIMEON ORA
PER. Auctone er,
THIRTY THOUSAND TONS OF FRESH MINED sCRAN-
TON COAL,
embracing al the usual end deliverable their depot
ENabethport, n J after the lst Of January They
viii repeat such auction sales about the Doth OF
month curing the year 1863
The sale VIII be positive Each io put up viii be sold 20
the highest bidder no bids IN any form whatever, being
maze for account OF or on behalf of the Company
Ffty cents per ton IN bankabe uns % oe paid at tho
time and pl ace Of ale and TIL haance in Ike funds
cei.nc the order for the coal which must be called WITH
in ter La her after an the coal taken away within thir
~ days rom the day of sale unless nav alton In obstrced
The other conditions of sale will be substantially those
hitherto accepted sy al purchasers by private contract Of
c de iverable a Elabethpot far applicable. The
coal VIII b. delivered direct from the cars or their arrival
stock These conditions will be modified to meet tn wants
or ocan steamers whose arrival cannot be definitely liked
The inauguration OF system OF monthly sales auction,
the Board are ARE, Ia great innovation previous
usaes oi the Trade but with reliable from tho
lackawanna and Wyoming Valleys TO tide water open
DAY IN the year ssaodas escePed requiring but twec
sales, and the superior iion which zeal will be
delivered apparent they cannot doubt this mode of
selling VIII commend itself the favorable consideration
both OF the trade and the whose cooperation
respectfully Invited. e. r. ROBERT, President.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

SALES AT AUCTION.
a eo1s R5aNSsa asP AfR 9oR %HFsas FNEfx aHziss
By MS e tkisTrAn tkkAIS fAmh Aas.ons.I wARE sxer,
On TUESDAY BE-; pfaMoSps n iS,s; at io's oeess
Earr nes Studs tons and Braceeis in great variety o}
styles An" pa rn' and s.s ,rsHss OF other Diamond
Gold Hunting Patent and Deiacned full yeweed Levers;
ANA Enameled Ladies' Watches; God oren Face Cynaers
ana o.a Ss & Il sas sf
and Detached Levers and Duplex, in nickel plain
and Fancy movements.
$500 dws Gol Guard. Fob Vest and Chatelane Chains,
IN various designs and pait,rns; pan,r,s; ~
Fine Gold Laies and Gents Brooches Ea rings smas
srevs Buttons Bracelets Pencil Cases also Cameo and
Lava Sets rA Stone Mo9EMESTe .1 Il SE9e' Watch Keys Se
English Patent Lover and y Plate Movements
Particular attention is invited Cataosnes at sale.
A EosEop
surERbTy sAEShp ResE%%os PIASoroRrE.
fasssisfs MoSSxY Y DEcsassRs Sex! E, asf siSo00
Al the elegant private resi- Fourteenth street,
near Eighth avenue.
Commencing a. ii o'clock.
inc sac copriss tine entire contents OF the house The
Tbs Whole w BE % % S S N
cash. Offering extra Inducements to purchasers the
furniture Of the house is new having been made within six
Easaut rosewood Pianoforte with all modern
imoyem ns averstruns bass. &C., cost SGOO; rich
wool Stool cosarcd IN satin. and embroered Cover tn
and sa,n E.ageres splendid and costly
psan s.an q % rich e aioa gncer. col
IN nne reps rosewood Centre and Side marble Tables
Chamber Suits. IN rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
cared Bedeads Washstards Sofa Beds in Tine harcoth
Dining Room Farni,areconsistins of fine oak Extension
Table, Silver Ware, rch Cbna Tory Silver Cutlery
Forks Spoons &C. with heavy cut and engraved Glassware
No postponeuen,
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
LOST AND FOUND.

nOG LOST.-TwO DOLLARS REWARD LOST, ST0-
~ len or srayed Scoirh Terrier Dog: the
Of Tip The above reward viii be paid bringing
him to- l26F'ront street. up stairs.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
DRY GOODS,

IlUy YOUR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
ARxsrR0N0v,
l<O Sixth avenue.
LACES AND ENBROIDERIEe
OHkAP. cs.cA
Real Point Collars and se,s real s~iSsrss
Se,s. Maltese Collars and Sets. Wells. bersses'
Bapdketcbiefe, &c, kc.
EABRolDERIEs v.s,o.ssr.d rsps
Embroidered Sets Coiafp and Cuns, Emo!ouss
Border and H. cins.i,shed Hsudserchlefh hiAn" VI"
kobeA 10, kc
RIBBONS. -s.xysy-1er HaT
RIBBONS 10 oil widths and coors Hsl4aG2sp
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &O..
Pun fiues Ladies Nose G,ovss ana undelArnenta
Fui lines Men hsf Hose, Gloves and Qndergsrmessa
Pun lines Bows hsif Hoss ulcyns an gndsigsrScnia
a complete assortment Of sHiK ~. COLLARS. rIEs.
eCARFS. SISsRNDERS, Sc
YANrY ARTICLES AND lNKEE NOTIONS
An epdlesa variety o Fancy Ar Scaes dYnnkee Neona
Muss bs 10 DO apprcsiard
a. ARMSTRONG.
No llO Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

WHITNEY HOUSE RESTAURANT BROADWAY AND
w Twelfth street (forprriy Jack ksons some OF tho
finest Appc Jack In the c,v nine old The bes, az
o. sters and Gane, a al lie lcaoics oi season Par
ties supplied orcn ate.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

Il n. LUDLOW. AUcr0NEER.
II. COTTON AT AWCTfON
ny order ri ISAAC HENDERSON, Navy Agent.
i. ~. II DLow 4 co will soil il auction on WednesIas
Doc. -. a. IL oclnrk ~ No Pine street, BroadWay
dix EALEo Of COTTON.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
4 uRIAN Il. MULLER. AucrToNEER.

A URIAE H. MULLER, AUCTTONEER.
"A Eish avenue, McCombes. Da-p road, 1lSth, 10th
l5h l52d l iAh streets near the Harem river steam.
boat Landing and Eighth Avenue Railroad erYnnus,
Ell ty choice and eipbly located Lots
Twelfth ward OF TIL city of New ke sold at anc.
ton by ADRIAN H. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS !. CO..
on Tuesday pscenber y A. IL O'Clock at the Merchants.
summer by steamboat from Peek slip ferry proxmi-
q TO the terminus Of the Eizth Avenne Railroad render
this property well worthy the particular Of capt.
,sss and others The rapidly increasing improvements
Harlem evidence that this section OF the
TO the Harlem river becoming be fully appreciated by
the public and consequently Is very desirable invest
me
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

EDWARD SCIENCE, AUCTIoNEER.
II ELEGANT BRONzEs, CLOCKS, &C.
ny EDWARD SCHENCK-On Monday dec 22 at eleven
O'Clock lbs Broadway, ciegsn Bronles Clocks Dinner
ses odors wsrk Boxes Jewel csskets other elegant
French Goods.
ELEGANT PHOTOGRAPH AJBuM9
large and elegant assortment.
Also,
An elegant Assortment of ho finest Silver Plated Ware Of
the newest and richest dssgns.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

DOARD.-TO LET, WITH BOARD, TWO LARGE
ID Rooms second and third noops. with gas, fuel, hot
and cold water; suitable gentleman and wife two
single e ntlemen. Dinner at hafpast g. Terms 80. l69
East Fourteenth
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
A BRAEAM vANDERPOOL 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERS
n SUPEkB HOUSEHOLD EuRNITrRE


AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On tomorrow (Monday Dec % at the elegant residence
of DR.. Philip Ransom. As West Sixteenth street
Filth and Sixth avenues sale commencing l0is O'Clock,
rosewood Panoore rosewood Drawing Room Suits
cd with French satin brocste Bronze Chande-
crs, Velvet Carpets Bronze Clo Figures to match; wal
and wood Chamber Furniture Hair oak
Dining Extension Table. Sieboard ARA Chairs China
Glass and Silver Ware: Table Cutlery Table Linen; also
Basement ami Kitchen Furniture
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
THE FAyoRITE PRESENT FOR 1853
i WOVEN SILK BOOK MARKS


An eerant ami Iull assortment Of designs, lust rA
ceiyed by fieanoa Kangaroo Boota VIII DC offered for
sale on Monday by a, PJRrE,
~ Nssk.y gbx,I
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-14

We have met tonight 10 do honor to distinguished
counryman-one who has done honor to you done
honor to the country of his BIRTH and been of eminent
service to the country Of his adoption. Applause 1t
not the fault of the country of his adoption that he
has not received the reward his services entitled him
That IN this case we may say that Republics are un
grateful, will strike you all true The republic itself
not ungratetu but of the scrubs that the pub
nc have put ID high places are devilish uugratefu
Laughter
desire It to be understood that make no reflection
upon the Chief OF the Dation-none whatever. | be-
lieve the President OF the United States to be an up
right, pure AID honest man, heartily desrous to dis
charge bis whole duty to the best of his ability and We
all know that Mr. Lincoln did not overlook General
Shields. Applause But it SO happered that the
small politicians of the Senate could merit in
brave General, and the reason you all know. II the
shades OF Webster, Clay, Calhoun, or BGnton and the
giants of DID, who made the Senate again visit
these halls aud behold the pigmies who supply their
chairs how they would excam for the condition Of their
Country. Applause
The present body OF distinguished Senators had not
the manness to say of Gen. Shields that be incom
peeDt. One said L. will not do to promote any
OF his family" There were only twenty-three wooly
heads in the army with the rank Of georAI of
hundred and thirty. This DIFF must exist long-
er Pray, who brought the war? The woolIy- heads
Who prolonged by their Interference with the army?
lhe w0oly-heads Wac rxpec1 to be benefit by It's
continuance? The woody Leads. Applause Why,
might ask, did they not make generals OF that
stripe? They would il they could, bat they hadn't
them.
Now if my friends father had go1e to Africa or him
self born anywhere else out in Ireland he could proba
bly, have been smuggled through the Senate but mas
much his father and mother white, and he was
born where they raise good soldiers, God help him
[Applarse.l
Ny friend, not only in Mexico but at Winchester,
where he alone managed Jackson Infused into the rank
the courage and spirit of his own daring and fearless
nature. The mastery defeat Of jackson succeeded
soon after by mastery retreat under PCT general Of
our magnanimOus Senate.
Mark what followed A statesman without speech,
soldier without battle AID o millionaire with nary
red, seated himself in tie Mountain Department. The
Pathfinder did not nd his path pleasant for he
left iu disgust Nevertheless, that General is deternn-
ed to have his way. Over and above his ordinary
allowance of staff Ulcers, be has ftyour officers
tached him, whose salaries reach the snug sum o!
$40 900. and is there hing wrong in that ? II De
Democrat, or if be had succs eded in whipping
the entmy, what howl there would be through he
land But will not talk longer, cries of go on ~
but will propose:
"Our Guest-Bravest of the Brave"
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Through the Northern papers later advces from
EnTope dates being b ought dJ%n me y.
The final result OF The VI lies before ncLm JDd
had beeu eagerly cdLvAsed the glIsh
pu"lic various cOnst u;tIOns We put upon Lnen
The Globe (Palmeis oD treats The news es defeat and
ssya that alter Sven daJ hgh Ing and iae
achieved the gre al straLeg Of
.isuug himself position which ".IsuG reacn
wihoIt euy f. gnIi1g either ny land by any
he before The attack The z Juue
lcdtiOn OF the latest news the London Times
better leader, III which 1t says 1t ym..g
That the greater the vIctor ann0anced
terrible will be th7 defeat It
CUES that Mcclellan h0I Oughy beaten bat he Id
driven into The river his gunDoats had no tnere
roLeCt him.. 1he Times, III We saIC4S lC drc e,
picks TO pieces the OF Fede al vc,res and
urges Is clearly COME de- victor say:
ii is pity the Amefcans canuo undei stand < I'D
policy telling the truh 1t very proUabe tn der
impression created by hndln geue al iii (toye)
1aIsey reporting the LaptuIe 1000 men,
dignslon caused by fud"g anUtner Ohcer (B e
beuavng Ia city he dL take, ike Ia AID unuef
a tonshment ot hearing hat ignL wing a be-
sleg ng army stBgoae purp may ln'g-
nifty the ImpOrtancr " What lew lac W. Lave IN The
But there facts OF another kIad witch
depebd iIUcoD's hlslo apnaIS, AMI Ic /
not be cHppe1 by hr Stanton Scissors Tue ell
III peace meetings III Ne" 1uh-Le'Sr heard Ot
uut,I this mail. Toeis is demAad to- IsVy
mea " hI sho 8s least this vi 100
ore yiously pay list desd uiepereed.
There are ~h.tner b NOrlh pro aug
slight sign Of collapse aDCuG o the gest Oub.
W all street. Iher- talk vi prJnIoiGug he
po tatlou OF gold aAu, only Clumsy hJ
saMe purpose the House vi KEEP, ssentauVes b Vo
the prGhI0tory tar: Dill All thugs sh h lne
beginning Of the end LOT very lar Ut
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