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, 1862-09-25

&f0 REV ARD. .-S7ayed from
D&SE Ux3op PIX sxo Yea< old Dark Bar ColE,
.ho1t thick tods srn.l Aead and veysn&t feetAa4ut
eu.eeen ard half 3u et1h- whtte spot on hts fota
etvr nfa nation about tho Cls viii p1edss esn n 4
Dearborn skr0kk.
xx3 pGxa - z. kEALEA
, 1862-09-25

W = n T Fs..s REmp!es%snt 1 ss; as;n.. for
cnlored etrvan,t uttE good c1sy reftTeHces y thu
Phllpdetrha Int ngsnce Dti7s No I5o soutn Clask Z
orders purct1zi1y attended TO- Post Otice Boz $50
Mrs i. PRATT in attendance. de5 k&+1y
, 1862-09-25

Chas J. Clutc Patrick Short. George = Dalton,
Chataea II. Judd, Alonzo Erundeld, Henry h,
Blown.
, 1862-09-25

DIANOS.-A variety Of seven
Uctavss faIl Iron fanae Eano fuztes. from ~
70 a7s eacA win BE- seId cAsat tov caeh q on
pR1Me1t1 Ulu Pianos tAkan In exeheoK1 Kspa1iErSoE 1ESE
nd Iallaz promptly attended to. st3el AnNc w.
and rosewood Vsuees1 Tn aa1e AE11& S1951
STREET, On the second 8Ack. - EnAe7~"-
, 1862-09-25

w ANTED. Agents to canvas for
w the forthcoming History Of the Civil War IN
An erica hE 1eus S; = -AnnoTr tautnns Of tho Life
Nn;u1t History uf the French 1seyottt U Nia-rls
ef tcE,Ir.nl7 Ens1pc. Ac} AAc.t. u1lI ind thts i
st:..n book Terms Jiot:+ Amply G,t territory
to a. r GtaiS. I3l SOut1 C!aEa et-eet, Cnfc.s. III.
Pr It Oh. @ Enx SIN n1% pJl3 GIN
, 1862-09-25

VA |ANTED-A few thousand dll-
: lars Of Indebtedness AGAINST the Ia:c 1ru nf
]. Finch d Co.. By J. BEECuEl 25 LA=aie st:eet.
x.k ~
, 1862-09-25

M AN TED-To Exrhauge-A
W Frame. Dui!dtnE With Engine and Boiler q y
Rct1stu co1stY Michigan, situated In tho midst Ct
lEe coaEtFy an ts Ike sao;s wh
reaper and mower horse power and mil TOR 9.nd-
Irg rom 1aQuire OF n 4 aAAlPSoS. So 3 3 Msts>
nrIftan Hail ElebA
, 1862-09-25

CHICAGO RoCGus s-DEAD.-1ntelligance has
been received in this city Of the death OF two
notorious Chicago roughs, Patrick Pheeney
and Bendigo. The former was killed in a
melee in st. Joseph. No., and the latter at St.
Louis, in drunken TOW. Nobody will shed
realH.
, 1862-09-25

In eradfr your share OF the tax called Tor By
The government, whether you eseape 1t alto
gcthcr, or turn 1t over to some one else to
pay This win apply to iudiyidnals as we'll as
TO gas companies. The latter deserve word:
Consumers Of gas in Chicago have been warn
ed that five per cent. will be added to their
Gills for the government tax. Is this right,
ho1est, Or necessarys Is not the c. G. l.. &.
C. Co. able to pay Its own share Of the war
tax? Is it nota rich and wealthy corporation,
that has made itself fat and profitable divi-
depds ont Of tie vary community upon whom
it now proposes to throw Its burden? Lst
The gas company psy their own taxes, ,or II they
demur, d utsle wholesome public iadign,tion
should shame them into it. II they ask for
prcccdcnts, they are plenty. Elsewhere the
gas companies are generally abandonlog .
| rlan go llioeral and unjust. The New York
Gas Company Is one Of the latest to hack
down from position they undertook to as
sumc similar to this onr public complain Of,
and have decided to pay their own bills aud
sell gas Us before. Is not the Chicago COM
psuy equally patriotic: It certainly hal the
| ability.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

N"ie''-' Ae an INST. Two men
a""l't ri"'ri S'oemaAer ana Adam
''eN Ns' '"i"' A Ae'f iaiSr'lie' winch
''''.'" " ~ 0'''' n h'i"'m'r. ine
p'rl''" ~ guys s'' N."r' 1s near as
"' "e' p'en ''ie 81 ascertain them are
a''"''' i''''"
seems ''a' 10y some nme previous
''e '"o "ep ''H "o' been 90 very friend
''."' wA' ''c' ''A''' ana thht on
''i'''f eng ''n 'hs'' sA''ii 'Ner made
'' ''"ii up'A '.s@' While ute latter
w Engaged I" l'r','''- wheat. r"r
.i'- 'ai', 't'em h'r NNs arrested ON
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

By tie bills already posted, il will be
iha, Mf Julian IS TO speak here to-
day, lrrilay,) az A.. o'clock, p. ~
w can hut urge all persons to give
him a heariue. II you have, in former
years, imbhcd prejudice against him, we
ask you O. De-, 50 aside. and listen 20 him
81 plssioaatcly in the light and teachings
of the present times. Ii he Is radical,
hear his reasons tor a.. II You intend 90
vote undegstaadiasly this Fan. come and
hoarhis speech ON the condition Of the
country. II he is wrong YOU may dis
credit, ii heisri -ht, 40 him Justice.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

y. y. Watson Is % candidate ior bis
trict Attorney, Tor the District composed
ct the counties, OF Randolph, Delaware.
Jay anal BlioAiork.
We are authorized 10 announce the
name OF JOSEPH r. DUCkW All. 90
Muncie, as a candidate for Prosecuting
ATTORNEY for the Judicial District com
posed OF the Counties of Randolph, JAY.
pelana are and Blacklord.
FrLLow CITIZENS: In accordance with
my address 90 YOU, | am a Union ctndi
date for Prosecuting Attorney oithc 18th
judicial District. composed o.: the Conn-
ties of Randolph Jay, Delaware and Black.
ford, subject to your decision at tAc Octo
Der election.
Respectfully,
DAVID V. BAKER.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

From d lcttcr in the indianapolis Janr
nal oil yesterday, we learn that atthe pri
mary election Ia Henry County on last
Saturday, Hon. G.. w. Julian received the
nomination for Conercss-nine townships
OF about three iourths of the county 20
ink Cor him. Thu. Mr.. Julian hasrccciy-
cl the nomination 10 ihrce ct the largest
counties la ths District-Wayu RAN
doiph and Hciry-ehich already nomi-
mates BIN as candidate for Congress. 70
these viii be- added three iourths OF Union
county, and perhaps onc-htlf OF Della
ware, though in That county the opposi
ton are running a loclt candidate-who
does not expect 20 receive the nominal
ton of the District-for he sole purpose
OF defeating Julian. A.it is, they have
a hard race to ran. The primary election
in these two counties, as also in Faycttc,
comes on to.morrOw. We viii ne aole
70 give the result in onr next issue.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

Jav County lts sent 500 mer 20
wfr, and voiuniccrine is sill going ON
Ne believe ;Lat Randolph and Jay have
tcut more raen 20 the ARMY, 10 proportion 90
incir population, ttm auy other TWO
ronutie. il The State. Bl!,y lor Jay anl
Randolph
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

- Eno.l. Watson, Esq. this wsos
announce vi. name a. Is candidate go,
Prosecuting Attorney for the tist,ict
composed OF the Counties Of Randolph.
Delaware, Blackford and Jay. Mr.. Wat
son is too we'll and favorbly known all
over the District to need any commenda
tioI from Us
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
,HERirF's SALE.

by eirtuc Of Am execution % me direct
ed FROM the Randolph Common Pleas
Court, ! WI expose 50 sale ~ the Court,
House door IN Winchester, Randolph Co.
Indiana on SATURDAY. the 10Th day ofAu
gust. 1862, beiwccn the hours of 10 o'clA
A. IA. and o'clock .. IA. OF said ia, the
following real estate, situated in Ran
dolph comfy, indiana. io.wi,
Sixty acres of land OF OF the east end
OF the south half Of the southeast quarter
OF section -four o. township ciehtcenus
fourteen 10.
Executed as the property of Obadiah
Sttliweli, AZ the salt oil Benjamin HUT 4
Elisha Shoemaker.
A. H. JENKINS,
July %, 1862. fceS3 Sh'G r.. {.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
.'iiERIrt',S SAIL.

b. virtue of a decree and execution to
me directed from the Randolph Commou
Pleas Court, will expose to sale AZ tho
Court House door in Winch ester. Ran
dolph county, Indiana. o. SATURDAY, The
Itch day of August, 1902. between the
hours II 40 O'clock a. IA. ana ( ~o'clock 3.
m OF said day the following real estate.
situated IN Randolph county. Indiana, t.
Wit:
sixty acres Of land OF Of the east side
OF thc west half OF the north east quarter
OF section tncntN-scVen - township
hinetcen ~, north OF range thirtconl3)
east.
Executed as the properly of Stoeer
Smith, at the suit of ficidlng G.. Strahan.
A. II. JENKINS.
July -. ls62 fee 81 ShR r. T..
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

II s large Wal meeting was held at
Portland on last Saturday. Welearn that
it was the largest meeting ever assembled
in that County. Il was addressed by Gen
Earey aud Coz Stanks.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
Respectiully,
DAVID V. BAKER.


PILES.
On. J. Y. Boyp, Of indianapolis. has
q specific for the cure @. PILrs.
This medicine is very agreeabl, to tax c
and has not failed 20 afford relief ia any
case IN which il has been employcG. ANY
one enclosing 0NE DOLLAR 90 DR.. In.
Boyd, indianapolis, Ind. will receive !,
package by return lai'. post paid.
Jan ., 1862 ~
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
SHAVING SALOON.
& OUTLAND,
BARRIERS 4 NiIRDRESSERN.
SHOP ON MAIN STREET.

IDsmedigicly orer H. II. Mixers Store.
They are prepared TO shave, cut and
cleanse the hair. renovate clothing, etc.
IN tho latest and most approved stylc,and
or the most reasonable terms.
Lndics wishing their scrvices in the
hairdrcssing line will be waited upon a.
their residences, by sending their orders
60 the saloon. mar : ~
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
NJ DlCINE.
NEW FOR
SPERMAOTRRHOEA
gEolcnrd .EsSOciaf!OM.


\ Benevolent institution. esfahli >hed ~
special cndow ment TOR the relief efthc sick
amt distressed. afflicted with ~virnlrnt and
cpidrmislisea- e- .aud v~peciall, eDr thecurr
CT nscn.,- of thc sexual orvans.
Meiiral adNEc given gratis.
Valuable Report. ga NIvrnHtsrrhua. and
oihcr Diseases 80 the sexual organs. aud co.
the urw rvfuedles empll,cd i The uspeu-
.arN .euttn tac uiNirtrd i~nsealed letter eu-
selopcs. trcr - eliza rgs. lno orthrr~ stamps
for postage VIII Dee acceptable.
Address. fr Report or 4rrairnent. nr. a..
SkliLkN HOuG niON. Acfiug ~urgcon
liowuri A-sosation. No. . South Ninth 81.
Phiiudeiha. IA. n.l,-.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
SHERIFF.

To rrF NorrRs or RANpoLru CoryrY.
lNp;. i hereby announce myself - an ~
deDeRdeni, tnioa candidate for shr office
of sheriff, al The ensuing October ,,vc
tion. HENRY CARTER.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
NOUNcEMENT


MrssRs. Ems. Please announce the
name of WALTER MARCH, 90 ncla-
ware County, as Il candidate for Congress.
subject 10 the choice OF the linton mrn OF
the District. MANY CIR taNs.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

Lieut.. jesse WAY, OF the sth In
iiana, left This place on last Tuesday with
seven or eight recruit, for bis regiment,
which j. stationed at Helena Ark.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

70 Randolph NDiuE:eets.- As
many OF the boys who have volunteered
from his County want the J%ourn4i while
in 'Ae service we have concluded 70 let
them have il 40 - cents year. IN al
vance II There are club. made up in The
several companies 80 thar we can send
q fair sized bundle 70 each, We think
there will DE no efficiently about their
Reaching Che camps rc-uler'r. Nc we
"crc at all 'hIo. wc woa,i NOT tliiuh oft
asking even a- much a- ld, rcu tar t'c
.orsNsl,--ahic. j, Daty.y tbc r'-i ottrc
paaer-,ut tAcrc afc muy Wuttao III,
',d ~ send % ~ gratis eoniitc ing,--
i1icw.tlu u.s.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

Der Term, 1862.
Elizabeth Stralor.) Complaint
fS. tor
JcfL Stralor. Divorce.
IL appearing hy affidavit fled tha, the
above naElcd defendant. john Str .lor, ia
not a resident Of tho State st Indiana, be
Is hereby notified OF the thing AMI pend y
ency ot said compliant, and tha; unl,Ys he
pleads. answers, or dcmurs o. tho same CA
or before the tl day 81 the ucu tern of
tile Randolph Circuit Court. the same
will be heard aud determined in Isis al
seacc. JOHN b. GOODRICH,
July -, lr62. ow Crk x. &C.
Hunt 4 smith. Ait'ys Coz complainant.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

E David Kianear, Esq, bias the thank
of tie "wAoic crew" of tho JorRv,L OH
&c, for aia,kctml OF large apples. May
he live a long and happy life.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

to The addition to NcH & Teal.
Warehouse f. completed THIS frm s.
buyirg large quantities OF whest aud Il.
paving good prices.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

Iaos. Rccce, OF Windsor. has "a
fcw bushels OF Alibrm, wheat, which he
s'ys isa superiof quality ami very r%eoduc-
tive. \ sample my he -ccn 40 T.. Er-
Tins WWclou,e. Read Ais advertise
ment in ttuo,ltr column.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

C1 about twenty-five more Jay Coun-
Is soldiers arrived here on last sunday
evening; and on Morday morning pro
ceeded to Camp Wabash. We learn they
we're to I'm up the company from that
County which passed tbrogh here two
weeks since. They were a fine lot ofsol-
dcr,.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15

~ J. ". Rngkmap has retired from
the Muuc'c FIRE. Press. leaving j. T.
DucLwal sole %''monarch of an ~ -ur
vey.. Mr.. Buckwall wiell- q rc1dy
pen, IS an unconditional Union mwi and
As an editor, is doing good service Ia the
Union raukr.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-15
TATE or INDIANA.
- RANDOLPH COUNTY.

the Randolph Circu,; Court, Scpten.
Der Term, 1862.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

few of the many instances in which while IN
command, he has attempted to dictate to and
interfere with the management Of the medical
department of the regiment, in all OF which he
has been successfully resisted, and in some OF
which circumstances, together with his own
excessive vanity, rendered his failure rather
notifying, But space will not permit, nor is
it necessary, for the evident spirit Of the thing
rHssniiests the certainty of some petty personal
spite.
The remainder Of the ltter being made up
mainly of personal reflections, we decline to
publish the same, at the present time, not per-
ceiving that any good result is to be attained
by so doing, We wish to say in conclusion,
that we have no personal feeling in this unior,
tunate controversy between the two officers Of
the Regiment, and have only given place to the
material part of Surgeon Bianchard's letter,
because we conceive, that in fairness, he is en-
titled to the privilege of reply, he having been
attacked through our columns.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27
Local and State Ite,ns.

ATwATER's VI. DlREcToRY.-As many
inquiries have been made concerning the pub
LEGATION Of Atwater's VI. Directory for 1868,
we will answer them by saying that 1t will be
issued in few days, with many improvements
over former editions, Orders directed TO Tut.
tie q Gay, pub ishers, will be attended to.
The WINDSOR, VI. (WEEKLY) JOURNAL.
has fixed its price for the coming year at 500
IN advaaee, or $3.50 if not paid within 80
d..ys from the commencement Of subscription,
REINsTATEp,-Capt. Bean, Co. c, lst Yer
mont Cavalry, has been relnstated in his COM
mand, from which he was dshonorably dis
charged on the charge OF having procured him.
self to be taken prisoner. The accusation 10
been found to be untrue, having been intended
for another man,
VERMONT CREDIT.-0ur State Treasurer
has just disposed of ten thousand dollars Of
our State Bonds at private sale, in Boston,
at ten per cent. premium.
VERMoNTER IN CHARGE, - Three boats
crews from the steamers Fort Henry and Ia
hOma, recently cut out the sloop C. l.. Brock
inridge from the harbor of Apalachioola, where
she was loaded with cotton. She was brought
INTO Key West by prize master G. w. Bogue,
formerly of St. Alhans, under circumstances
of peculiar peril
GEORGE NJ. BLopGErT, late commander
of the o. S. gunboat Connestoga, was born at
Huntington, VT, May 20, 1887 entered the
U. S. naval school in 1851, and graduated in
June, 1855; Cruised in the frigate Wabash
two years. and assisted in the capture of the
flhbuster Walker; in 1857 was appointed
master of the frigate John Adams; in 1861
was instructor in gunnery in the Charlestown
navy yard, and then executive officer at Ports
mouth navy yard; and in March, 1862, be
was assigned to the command of the Conesto
J ga, aud participated in the actions before Co
lumbus, Memphis, Island No. Ten. and on
! White River in Arkansas. He died Nov. 6,
1862, in his Goth year.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

90 A correspondent, who recently es-
capped ON the South, thus speaks of military
preparations in Charleston, and of the latent
Union sentiment there:
Our informant was at Charleston at the
time the Hero mafe her attempt to get out and
run the blockade. This was her third msuc-
cessful attempt to put to sea. The harbor is
very well fortified Since the capture Of Sum
ter the rebels have constructed two new forts
well Out in the harbor, while the shores are
lined with batteries. Some of the guns in the
forts are sixty-eight pound rifles, made in En-
gland and new. At all the weak points about
Charleston earthworks are thrown up, and on
the roads to Savannah and Wilmington they
have erected numbers of batteries commanding
the bridges. A latent and strong Union feel
ing is in existence even in this nest of treason.
Many of the people are heartily tired of the
war, and would gladly welcome peace under
the old Stars and Stripes. At the time ON
informant was there, not more than two thou
sand troops were in or near the city. Since
then Beauregard has collected an army o.
about twelve thousand men for the defence o.
the place.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27

A SOUND OPINION IN Observation-Disclosures
j. E. Carnes delivered recently lecture on
the Union, before the Young Mems Chr stian
Association of D., bin. The lecture was at
tended by the Lord Lieutenant, the Lord
Bishop of Fillmore, the Right Hon. j. Napier,
the Irish Solicitor General, and many others
of the most eminent persons in Dublin.
The lecture was an able, clear and eloquent
statement of the American Question; )" Prof
Cairnes, as those who have read his book on
the same subject know, believes that " slavery
is really at stake in this contest" He held
that the success of the North means, if not the
extinction, vet the arrest of slavery; and that
success for the South means " the estabeh-
ment of slavery on frmer, broader basis than
has hitherto sustained it, with its future extern
sion" He proved his position from the histo-
ry of our country, and appealed to his audience
to say that England should not lend her infu-
ence TO the cause of slavery.
The lecture was received with frequent APP
plause and the utmost good feeling by a large
audience, and at it close the Lord Lieutenant,
Lord Carlisle, alluded to his former visit to
this country as giving him greater interest in
our affairs, and hoped that England would
maintain her position of neutrality. He moved
the thanks of the assembly to Prof. Cairnes,
and then the first Union meeting in the capital
of Ireland dissolved with the utmost good feel
ing
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27
Miscellaneous Item..

The National Bank Note Compan, !.
delivering daily 100000 of postal c9r ~ mo"
Assistant Secretary Wolcott has resruoa
his duties at the War department He 'S !, sl
IRON well, but his health is much ;n,,,r 80 iT
and no hopes to be able to do the work o TIi1
office, ~ VI ms
An important seizure was made Tbnrsa..
evening last, AT Chupticu, Md, of contrg6asy
goods on their way to Richmond, copsistina "
military trimmings, silks, medicines, and a..
articles OF prime importance to the rebels. W
The New York Tribune re.at6rm, !
statement Of a democratic negotiation one,oS
with the rehe.s, and adds that a LEADING S lmO'
ocratc envoy has been to Richmond AMI M !,
about to go again, and it expects to be ebis
soon to speak more full. T'''
"A dispatch from Louisville SAYS tb,, ~,
j. dis, jr., en- November 10, writes H.. ~ y.
has routed the rebels out of Eastern Ker,rol. nc
captured 80 prisoners, and large lot Of tsn,y,,,
guns, wagons, horses and mules, near piks,or'
The man body of the rebels escaped throngS
Pound Gap .s'Ts 81
In his message, which is nearly finished
Mr.. Lincoln will argue his emancipation noE
cy at length, not only in regard TO the milntarv
Proclamation of Emancipation in the disIoyaI
States, but in regard to his gradual emancina-
ton policy in the Border Slave States.
The chief rascal IN the New York custom
house swindle was appointed under Polk,sad-
minlstratlon, and has been in office ever since
and of course has usel his brother democrats
in the custom house to perpetrate his frauds !.
still the Boston Post endeavors TO asten "a
sponsb'lity for the crime upon the Republican
collector.
Our news from Fortress Monroe states
that some of our pickets were driven in at
Suffolk on Wednesday, but that Gen, pect
Immediately sent out force which drove IN
the rebels clear over the Blackwater river
The bridges across the river and the adjoining
creeks are being rapidly constructed bv onr
troops. At latest accounts everything was
quiet in that direction.
The report that Charles A. Dana had
been appointed assistant secretary IF war. is
not true.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-11-27
New England Then and Now.

Those at the North who, IN obedience to
the suggestion of the rebel General Beaure-
gard, cry out against the abolitionists of
Massachusetts and the other New England
states, conceal the fact that these states have
furnished most readily more than their full quo
ia of soldera in this war. t..
The men of New England were the first to
rush to the defence of the capital when it was
threatened by rebels and traitors. They are
true to their traditions, for they were foremost,
too, in that war which gained our liberties and
Union. Those who sneer at New England
will do we'll to look at her record in the Revo-
lutionary war. The whole number of men
enlisted in the Continental service, from the
beginning to the close of that war, was 23l :,
$50. OF these, Lorenzo Sabine says. in the
historical essay prefixed to his American
Loyahsts," that 81 ,907 were from Massachu
sets: and all the states south Cf Pennsylva-
MIA provided but SIS, 493, or s, Ala less than the
gallant Bay State alone New Eng land
equipped and maintained 1880 men-more
than one-half the total number placed at the
service of Congress during the war, The
great state of Virginia sent to tn, war but
752 men more than little Rhode Island she
sent only fifth of the number contributed
by Connecticut only one-half as many as
New Hampshire, then an almost unbroken
wilderness"
1t will be well to remember these facts when
men who do all in their power 10 embarass the
government and favor the rebels, cry out CAB
olitionist" at New England.-N Y. Post.