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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-15

lust RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AND
81 splendid assortment of pure Drugs, compris-
ing all the new preparations just coming into nse
thereby giving physicians all new medicines COM
zihg info valuable to save the lives of your
lleighbors and friends Sobring your prescriptions
to $3.50 ~ ii. j. SCHbAEPFERS
q sep se-l - caif11 New Drug store.
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FOR COTNTY CoMMIssIoNER.

Mn. EDIToE:-At the solicitation of many citi-
zons Of all parties, authorize yOn to publish my
name as candidate for County Commissioner Of
Yanderburgh County, at the ensuing October cleo
ton. ALEX MADDUx
JOHN BUMB is candidate Sor reelection to
ths Office of County Commissioner
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DOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Ceased.

VNHELATE WIDOW OF DIR. oowLEs BEGs
i leave to announce to her old friends and pat
that she still continues the preparation of the
same successful remedies which were used by the
Old Doctor himself which for him practice
at that time unequalcd in the West. She is now
located two and half miles North Of Evansville,
on the Plank Road, near Negley'- Mill on Pigeon
Greek. jyIl-diy
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ANNOUNCEMENT s.


HOh DAcAANAtA
Mr. EDIToR;-YOU WILL PLEASE An
nounce ELLIS LEWIS as a candidate for Distrsct
Attorney for the Common Pleas District composed
Of the counties of POsey, Vanderburgh, Gibson
and Warrick. fatf n N
Ma. EDIroR:-Pleass announce tho name Of J..
MAIER as candidate for District Attorney ofthis
Common Pleas District, composed of tho counties
of vanderburgh, Posey, Gibson and warrick.
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STATE SENATOR

Mr.. EDIToR :-YOu viii please announce A. 7.
WHITTLESEY, Esq, as a candidate for State Sem
ator from tbs Counties Of Pesey and vanderburgh
at tho next October election, in favor of maintain
ing the Union at all hazards.
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Cannonading.

8 HARRIsBuRGH, September l3.-Heavy
artillery firing was heard at Green Castle
and Chambersburg this morning in the
direction ofWilliamsport. -.ls.-- =
The main body of the rebel army do
not appear to have gone to Harper's Fer
ry, but have probably gone in the direc-
ton of Hagerstown a 81 0if51f q
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HARRrsBSRe, September l3. The May
or has issued proclamation forbidding
citizens leaving town under penalty Of
arrest, but martial law has not been pro-
claimed. -
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Excftement af PhiIadeIuhia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 13.-Exeitement
intense. Large numbers of armed citi-z
zens are leaving for Harrisburg Efrsts
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z FoRr MoNRoE, Sept f2FzAs sufficient
number of steamers went up with flag
of trnce to bring down the 5000 Union
prisoners, awaiting transport Was.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VOLUNTEERS FoR THE ARMY SHOULD
not leave the city until supplied with HOLLO-
scurvy, Wounds, Small Pox, Fevers, and Bowel
Complaints, these medicines are the best in the
world. Every French soldier uses them. Only 20
cents per box. scp1
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DRUGS.

IF you WISH TO KNOW WHERE TO GET
l. pure, fresh, and reliable Drugs and everything
connected in { e drug business,I would refer ,you
to ii. j. SCIILAEPEER, Druggist. No. 5.,cofnrr
Main and Second streets where you can got the
lest assortment of Drugs, Perfumeries. Pomades,
Hair Oil, Combs and Brushes. That is also the
hest place to get your Prescriptions filed. You
can get them filed there at any hour, by day
night. isg ssr flIt esia.rf ,sia sepl2
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NOTICE.

Notice Of Appointment Of Admin
istratrix. $40 -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been appointed, Administer.
tor of the Estate of Freerich X ron, deceased said
Estate is supposed TO he solvent.
ELIZABETH kR0N, Admin'x.
aug2s-3 w
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Money Market.

Exchange dull at ls1; Gold lower and
dull at 1Ss@182; Government stocks
.frmer U. S. 6 of 81, 99@99E 1910;
Treasury notes l04@I0S1 aWTHsggT
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CANNoNADING at HARPEg's FERRY.
Buckner Coming to Kentucky.
Arrival or the Edlnburgh.

CAPE RACE, Sept 1.-THE steamship
Edinburgh, from Liverpool on the Sd via
Queenstown on the 4th, passed this point
en- route to New York at 8-o'clock this
evening, and was boarded by the news
yacht gEFrA
The Jura arrived at Liverpool on the
LIST, and the City of Baltimore on the 3D.
Breadstuffs had declining tendency:
Wheat dull and declined Cd aAH
Consols 93l for money
The London Peace Society has issued
an address urging Americans to make
peace. IS fg u
The pirate steamer 300 is commanded
by SHINES, late of the Sumter, and is
now called the Alabama.
The London Journals generally take a
gloomy view of American affairs for the
Federal Government.
Queen Victoria had gone to Germany.
Details, &C., of Garibaldis capture
say he was wounded in the thigh and foot
by bayonet, his retreat cut off, and UNI
conditional surrender inevitable. Re-
sistance, nevertheless, was desperate
Rumor says the Government Econtem-
plates sending him to America, Popular
demonstrations in his favor had occurred
at several places, but had been put down.
The papers generally think the event
must hasten q solution of the Roman
question, and cause the French to with
draw from Rome. 81 EA4IAaj
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FOUND.
Found.

nN THE PLANK ROAD, A LEATHER
" Pocket Book, containing money. The owner
can obtain it by calling at this Office and paying
charges. seplZ
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Correspondence New York Papers.

WASHINGTON, September IA cltl-
zen of Frederick, Nd, who arrived to-
day, having left after the evacuation,
says the rebel force in town was estimat-
ed at from $4,000 to 10000 His own
Judgment placed it much lower than the
figures of our Generals He and his
neighbors had lost not only their cattle,
but their butter and cheese, and even
their blankets. Everything that could be
applied to the use of an army had been
taken. He was paid nothing, and was
not offered even Confederate notes by the
invaders. He says that very few Mary
landers joined the rebels. ,za
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TRENTON, N. J September l3.-Hon.
John r. Thompson, .. S. Senator, died
at his resideneein Princeton. Lf 4-sfF
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Continued Excitement at Harrisburr

PHIBADEBPHTA, September l3.@Spec-
iaI dispatches to the Bulletin says Har-
risburg is declared to be under martial
law. Every able bodied man is going to
Chambsrsburgha SO TWh W9T@fw
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WANTED.
Room Wanted.

DY AFYOUNG NAN WHO CAN GIVE THE
ID best of reference as to moral character, a
room neatly furnished, to be used as a bed room
and studio. For such room i am willing 10 pay
ample rent Location somewhere in the vicin
ity. within five or six blocks, of the Post Office
preferred. Address W, III. NJ, box 20.
sep '-l3t nd as.r wTHnlhnGM 90 4nrfA
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LIST INDIANA CAVALRY

- Attention Recruits |! Vs~
A RECRUITING PARTY HAS BEEN DE-
n TAILED to recruit for this Regiment, and
will In a short time DO in the Counties in which
the companies were raised. Recruits wishing to
serve in a Cavalry Regiment that has been tried
and not found wanting, are requested to hold the
First Indiana Cavalry In remembrance before vol
unteering elsewhere. WM.~L. WOOD,
Lieut.. Col LIST Ind. Cav.
a=ssm sIafaacA Commanding Regsf.
- CONRAD BAKER, Col. lst Ind. Cavalry, Command
ing LIST Brigade 18th Division.
paragraph ofa recent order Of the War Depart
rent reads Is follows, viz: SaIWNEA VIZ
81 ssAlI men who desire singly or by squads to Join
any particular Regiment or company in the field,
hereby authorized to present themselves to any
recruiting officer, when they will be enrolled and
forwarded at TO the General depot for the State
OF District, then TO be duly mustered, and to re-
ceive the bounty allowed by law"
The papers in Posey, Gibson, Warrick, Spencer,
Perry and Crawford counties please copy.
auu35-tsep13. hsa2e alN 90 li'-7 2 ~ sia-e
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SEWING MACHINES.

E M. sELLMAN HAVING REMOVED HIS
II !. Office from No. First Street to his residence
on second street opposite the new Presbyterian
Church, will keep, as heretofore, good asaorf-
rnent of Wheeler 4 Wilson's, and Singers Sowing
Machines and Needles, Silk Thread ana on anu
sxarxthtoe that Il connected with the business.
NH M ffaE r. NJ SELLMAN, Ag'f.
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MARBLE MONUMENTS.
T'ONIRS,

TABtETs j TOMB STONES,
Of every description. ntie bestworlS
manlike manner,
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From Fort Pillow aaad Island Ten.
-Iouston Telegraph

s - -
The storm of Tuesday night was
ver5. severe at Fort Pillow and, Island
10. At the former place several
trees ~efe blown : down within our
lines. and a nnnlbtrof tents capsized.
No hives were lost, However.
At Island 10, tho Kanawl,a Nal
ley was driven from Ltr. n,ooiing snh
the Tennessee shore. toward. sthe
Island. She was capsizesl IN the
river, when her boilers rolled ever
board, and her. cabin. parted from the
hull. Tie officers and crew, thHty
III number, with Lieut., Sanders, 81
fuckers battery, succeeded III reach
ing the Hodting wssck, which aoated
down the river until within three or
foar miles of New Madrid. One OF
tire .cfe@. swan ashore and notified
TIE, officers of the: Csr;lmpas, whp got
up steam. rescued the whole party,
and tcved the cabin. ashore. The
arew lost their entire, baggage The
Dasdto was ALAG blown ashore and
lost her r,,dder, but she..was enabled
to, render some e.assistance 70 tie
wrecked crew. Thei latter reached
the city on sthe Scotland, which ar.
rivea last evening. 81
With fhs ala ..of glasses It Vas
seen that the, smoke STACKS of one of
the eucmy's gunboats,, and also one.
their transports, had. been blown
down. during The gale. 49,
The enemy continued 10 she'll the
Island al long range, and with icoI7-
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| BARGAINS. Fda yRIN TERsl. II!
tg LOW state Of REQ R,yer Poarawsae|k
=, = !. Attention Publishers. rs ct. !.

rZN2 Publishers e. =! ! ;
Fin Month ,I,onisiapa. and.
Texas who. >aay. wish 70
dispose Of ttheir establishments u
whole or part, by sending nre rartic-
ulars, and lcaalityA viii tiud it totlieir
advantage to address mssas below, :.
Persons. DESTROYS: IT establishing
Newspapers n JOB establishments IN
thr fnteIior, viii BE- furnished With
Estimat US free, at chazge,, y address
insmc. Aud ifthey ;$orders Frintins
,Materiat or paper cards aud cayd
boards, shrppush me. viii BE-; furnished
toy cash only OF it, equivalent
the h..ss Bargains at Foundry prices.
- offer thciollowing establishments
:;os cash, or good negroes With ssaen-
eu,Abere.l- tti.,., !. 49,. ..-.sy.. s...s,.s.
lAnsold. Established Doe}S,snl job
.rintig Office. in u !asgs City. Price
s7HQO. = ss,a4.,...ta1ss =
'fhc material Of JOB office, in q
city. Price $5OQp. So i /,
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.s;hie.ri'o Hide Hiul.:5"'.
Eayrectc4 Daily by y. e. TSyon
THE NIILs.

NGE Otlea,.s-Tri -weekl.-A,rir,s
/ Tuesdays Thursdays 'and Sur
days ut 4 pm Departs Mondays,
Wednesdays Saturdays ~ an.
.T,Ias Mali, -Tri- werhls-AIri.vcs
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and satua-
q" days q, 6 pm. Departs Mondays
y Wtdues days and Fridays at IA. NJ.
Arkansas Mails--I'ri-w eekly-Arriy,s
WedncslaySs Fridays ard Sundays
'mGp.ls.. DcpsrtsTuesday, Thus
Is DAYS and Saturdays nj 4 p. IN.
Monroc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS daily
at Pam. -DcpartsdFily at . m.
Albany lIail@Semi- W cekly-Ar-
rives Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6
r. m. d. Departs Mondays and Fri
days al q an.
Natcbitoches Wecllv-Ayrivcs
I Thufsaaysat Il N. Departs Thur.
/, days at ! pm.
Office ho,rs--f'rGm srto II a: m :; fr~T
2 to s pi m.
+. sundavs. fi.cln $50 2 An.
y II. HuSSlGEEE. Pm
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!. NE IVSPAPEl1 LAM:

Subscribers WHO do not gitcexpr"ss
neticd to Tie contrary, are considered
as wishing to continue the subscl'ip.
ton. ~
II snbcriLers order the discontin-
uance Of their papers. the publishers
may continue TO send them iii all that
5 due. be paid. 49," ~
Esilbscfibcrs rf1noye. ia other places
y ifhdrlt Informing the publisher and
the r.pcr is semitic the iormer .dircc-
ton they a.e'hel" Responsible.
Thccourts have decided that scliis-
ing tS'takh a paper or periodical .fron,
the of,;cr, Is, pr'zno fdcsc evidence Of
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IRON FENCING.


The undersigned having made ar-
'rahgelnents, with the manufacturers,
is;Anow prepared to order every des-
cription of,
- IRON FENCING,
suitable for enclosing buildings. gar
denis, cemetarW lots, ETC., also
= IRON nAILINGSs,
for galleries and balconies, which
will Iesolfl ut AIA.NUFACTUERs
PRICES [adding transportation),
Purchasers are invited to- call and
examine the Various styles, at the
Southern Marble Works of
!. 5e.t wv. HECOX,
Gorner of Texas and Edwards. SITS.
Ny Post. 0fficeis Shreveport, La.
nN 6-aIF.
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~ "a n. 7s-l ~ ~
public meeting was held at Sumter,
Trinity. county. on .,he. 18th INST, at
which Col. Y. Norton presided. The
object of the meeting, 'as'sxrlainctl
by Capt Rowe and Mr.. Tcggatlep,
wAichwas to, condider a request .oftlas'
Polk county Indians fcraidtoget into
the military service Of the country.
These indians wrre represented by
Antoi,ia, Chief OF sthe <Alabamas, Bill
Blu,it and WILL. Chiefs Of the Mus
eegas,sana Nata N9.' Chief Of the
l.ashattas.
Antonip made a speech, WHICH Vas
'intai1autetl by Bill Blunt. He said ID
that they knew nothing about The
Yankees, but that they live in this
e,untry and wa,,t, to fight for. it,
They are willingto fight any where
iii the stafe,.but unwilling to so OPT
II IT,. They wanted aid inpp>curihs
authority from ,thelGovynor to. raise
, an inaian coi,'pahy, with Indian otii-
GERS, and !. white man fpr 'ton,n1issa-
y. IS attend t. tleir Interests, etc: 4.
,lle following questions were thea, .
put TO tlrem. Ivy CAPT Rove which
were s'nsxerea as htfore: =
Have. these tribes other Chiefs?
They have. =. !. 1.
: HON. many warriors have they,
they have So. Il
Rave they all guns!
lhey have, bit not more than half
:. ot theu,in order. -.
Havt they ;srununititn ]! =
They have not, nor any money to
buy it With, and if they had, they do
uot know where to procure if;
Il the Governor send. you Il paper
AUTHORIZING you to enlist a,.d organize
!. company, win you i,olaI yourselves
ii readiness TO obey tic orders Of thu
t!soverhor and the Chief Justice Of
Polk count aud act i,,nlicptho ,di:
tection Of your Gopla,issary? =. :
We win, within tho State.
: They then chose'.as their chief
warrior. or csptan,,, John Scott W-aka,
an -Aiaban.a Indian; and for. their
next in. command, 'rlIon,psop, also an
-Alaba,na Indian, ard Robert j.. Rove,
i white man, faaf thcir, Co.Aiuisssays,.--
Houston Telegraph -
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InL (ittSr:. rnuurrts.G Price 5000
~, H,i,,,,;..,'',. sst.j:q; .h,,Gnt ma
rood JoL C,tiicc connected .prjr,.
sS,soo -.
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An ~t,i.i,,,s .E,ok }.o,,,., it,..ys.
s.ro,.1 haml in rcad oy,,,-. n,,d;nn,
So 1,,arI sIayo - Il
\ Eurslcs .i,;.rI a..I Bill. Head
mes viii .i..t.n,y ordinary sfxe u.
- ~. ;;at.. ~, 80, to 1000 hnp:.,-
Ions Jer l,o,,r New rr;c. ~: >. )
\ Ru.,,L: s,,r,i- u,.l n;u ,..ad
,,,..s ,..ls;,,:. .,eea,d hand ,'r;ce
sI.a
!. rin,. Ri, .n,s.. t,,a, K car(.. ,,h;na.
Sail, l,r..ia,.,I,d. au.s India, from, 81
., =; DER thousand. Funeral, Not1.
and oii,.r uaocr.
Nom bh; casl, o.ders will re-
e.iye ANY attention. pap,r ?. g.
r, ;,r,;yG
have .lso .o,s s.1le. the follow -nc
secool l,o,,,;ima.9si,ir,s 3.
a font al sac ths Brewer. T.
;. :. oso :: i,
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-" $40 :" Long Primer,
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7 The Chca1oest ]:
Printing Materials and
PRINTING OFFICES
EIEK -OEFERED. =
Ell EK, -OTFERED. i.

a Newspaper sstablhlnhrnt and
job Gtiico Competed. Prize 5000.
y Erw sli,pes. establishment and
GOOD job Office connected. Prize
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TicLshurg .Whig.

Published in NicksbNs. Miss. BY
" shannon Terms, in ad,-'r ce,
Daily per .annum. IS; Weekly. SIS
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siderable intervals oet"een 're4l Aies'
The bosat]ssanaesl Rn .. :. . W.
results. a. s,s segsssx.
1t Yas knel 'na5 :le .sgs.s Son
t.n''ed ie EoesSf th s... osssssIse 0n
the Misfnnxs sn : -. ne.l WYE wy. /" ''S
tunknosins; laoy svss amy tn,ny sscfr7
tanned 81 fiisff oYesne = = o els t@o
NJ s'nph.lf .a. sls ~: 81 -. .
! ..y1oIArioN1 OF AaMY VI 9nnsns,-
| No~t1c1yy;; Editors q. Ja Ha.r.-sub-
Joined axa syashiaTton Telegram, of
r. III j.. Sf!ss1sSs ~ x.EA. y
the III 80. the ~ az. AAork press
[ Washiagto tot, 4 4sAarch - tho
SecretarS tdtss MGR ~ about 70 assem-
Die III AisGesAtyra spesaaa ssos y s..
tor the tria1 OF several newspaper
publishers WHO. IT. IS alleged, have
given aid and comfort 10 aale e!'emy
Ivy publishing intor'nnt ION as to f.ie
strength, position and movements OF
the Federal troops. Geo. Lunt \
Co, OF the Boston Courier; :Prune'
4 Stoi>e, Hall and Hallcck, OF the New
orE Journal LOT commerce.; and
Samuel BoWtes n 20, OF the Spring
field (Nass.> Republican, are AMONG
the PUBLISHERS Who have been report
cd to the War Department.. AZ F'"-
lstioon OF the articles OF war with
Which they are charged is punishable
with oeatA..
Several editors will probably DC
""''7 ~ - " 80. 49, ,- - = :
The BERMUDA AGAIN AT SE,.-
An Enc1;sh-huin Guubolu TOR the
! co.z ~. Nv, sy,r,- N-n.l1 Iva.
:,
me following =. eS'facf from q i'ff'r re-
ceivcd hy aprduiiilens shipping house
of this city:
is, snow i" the n yer re:''f' to go to sen:
' .', 80
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wo:',os, 90 ., Z: Ct :

4 III II the city Of Shreveport buyers
arg a. offering fol. irst quality, s5 cents
~ 'ib, second qnsiity 2o.i9 a%
The qsatatiaps 81, .tllfs.icemflodity
in the Eity Of Wv sc'rlcans,i asc. 40
a l5.pents 4, H., chm,non. :a5G35.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-11
EAST SAGINAW, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER H. 1862.

the sweating feet forever plodding- the
brain forever throboing-.the shoulders
forever drooping-theloin forever aching
and the restless mind forever scheming.
Thnk--as your Imagination beholds the
unvarying wheel work, the treadmill
of labor thus going round, and round,
without a change, without pause,
from morn to night, from moon to moon,
and from year To year-think, If you
can, of the desolations that must follow
this absolute reign of labor ever the
wIulc realm of tiine. Think OF the
beauty it would efface, of the merry
heartedness it would extinguish, of tho
giant strengths that it would tame of
the resources of nature that it would
exhaust, of the ASPIRATIONS it would
crush, of the sickness that it would
breed, of the projects it would wreck, of
the grcans that it would cxtort, of the
lives that it would immediate, and of the
cherries graves that it would prema.
turely dig! See them toiling and moil.
ing, aud sweating and fretting, grinding
and hewing, weaving and spinning,
strewing and gathering, sowing and
reaping, razing and building, digging
and planting, unfolding and storing,
striving and struggling-in the garden
and in the field, in the granary aud 10
the barn, in the factory and in the mill,
in the warehouse and in the shop, on
the mountains and in the ditch, on the
roadside and in the wood in the city
and in the country, on the sea and on
the shore, on the earth and in the earth
in days of brightness and days of
gloom-in hours of sun and seasons of
stcrm--in times of trouble and times of
peace lin the heights of day and depths
of night, through the savageness of
winter and through the gentlenoss of
spring-in the energy of youth and in
the impotence of age, when health is
merrily dancing in the blood, and when
disease is eating up the strength--when
death is IN the lonely home, and when
happy life encircleth the hearth--thus
the wheel of labor would go round with
the earth, and the children of industry,
chained to its surface, must follow its
ruinous Recommendations, till, exhausted
by unnatural efforts, they relax their
hold, drop of, and suddenly disappear!
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-11-11

Assuming an army Of 10000 men
formed into line, single rank, they would
show front of % miles, allowing two
feet to man, which is rather close
packing for free movements. We will
countermarch one half-the right wing
and place them as a rear rank, 1.-THE
usual formation and we have a front
Of III | 2 miles, which distance they
woul require when marching in column
OF platoons. Should the generalissamo
wish to make rapid inspection, if he
had the appliance of parallel railroad
track aud fast locomotive, he may run
down in the front of the line in quarter
of an hour, and make hasty review
If mounted on a charger, at a smart
trot, it would require over an hour
This respectable army, formed hollow
square, I'm double rank } would be near.
ly three miles from side to side, show.
ing on each front fraction under three
miles. The inclosure would contain
| about $3.50 acres, an area equal to SON,
immense Indian corn-felds 10 Illinois
When marching in column, it would
require a whole day, taking the thing
easy, for the extreme left wing to reach
the point left by the right wing in the
early start. When we add the commits.
sariat artillery, ammunition, and other
wheel transports, we must give the army
two whole days before the left wing
debonch from the starting point of the
right wing.
If this immense army wore formed in
solid square, allowing about four square
feet for man, they would cover about
10 acres, and from block of bayon.
cts a fraction under quarter of mile
square. Estimating each man as carry.
ing a weight of musket, equipments
Iations, &c, at fifty pounds, this army
will have trudged along with $4,000
tons weight allowing two pounds oI
provisions per diem for each man, they
consume 600 tons per day, and if they
consume one quart of water per day
which is the best drink for an army,
they consume $50, 900 gallons say 1900
hogsheads which is clcvcr.sized ship.
load each day.