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. Legal Notice.

CARAH A. ROSEMAN, James H. Roseman,
~ and Susan Roseman, of Guernsey Coun
ty, Ohio, VIM, McMakin, of the State of Iowa,
Hattie R. Brown of Philadelphia. Pa, Amosa
McMakin, of Newcommerstown, Ohio, will
take notice that ON the 23rd day of August
a. D. 1862. VIM. c.. Blown, Administrator Of
the Estate of James Roseman, deceased, filed
in the Probate Court within and for the coun-
ty of Monroe and State Ohio, petition al
leging that on the 18th day of March A. D.
1855, the said James Roseman, then in full
life, entersd into cOntract in writing with Ca
led Carlton for the sale of the following de-
scribed real Estate, situate in said county, to
wit:
Tie enorth west half of the north west quar-
ter of section thirty, in township thres, ol
range six, containing seventy two acres, nnoie
or less. Also the north east quarter of the
::orth east quarter of section thirty six, town
ship three, and range six, containing twenty.
four acres, more less, upon the following
terms, to wit: s Hlst gas g
! For the SUM of $50 payable, s10o on tn,
| 10th day of March 1856 SlGO, on the 18th day
of March 1857 500, on the 10Th day o
March 1853 $3.50, on the 18th day of Marcl
1859, that said contract was assigned to Johl
M. Ridgeway, who paid to said James Rose
man in his life time, the sum OF $537 Al, sait
sum being all of the aforesaid four install
n ents with the interest thereon according t
the terms of said contract.
The prayer Of the petition is for anthorit.
to make deed to said John NJ. Ridgeway il
behalf Of said heirs at law. Said petitio
will be for hearing on the 20th day Of Sep
tember A. D. 1862. -
| w. C. BROWN, Adm'r of the Estate Of
James Roseman, Deceased,
| By HAYNES & MATHEWS, his Att'ys.
| August II, lS62-4w. S675.
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Guardian S Sale.

WY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
ID of Monroe County, Ohio, will Offer for
sale on the premises, at public outcry, on
Wednesday, October 22nd, 1862, a'
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M. and 4
o'clock p. M, the following described premi-
ses, to wit: 4R q 4t -
quarter, in section eighteen, township two,
and range i've. Said properly belonged to
Peter F. Koontz, in his lifs time, and consists
Of Tobacco House.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
CHRISTIAN SANDER,
Guardian of p. F.. Hoontz's heirs. 2
October 1, 1e62.-4t. $3.50.
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Legal Notice.

CARAH. A. Roseman, James II. Roseman,
~ and Susan Rossman, of Guernsey County,
Ohio, William McMahon, of the State of Iowa,
Hattie K. Brown, OF Phila elphia, Pa, Amosa
McMakin, Newcommerstown, Ohio will take
notice that on the -23rd day of August, A. D.
1862. William Brown, Administrator Of the
estate of James Rossman, deceased, fled in
the Probate Court within and for the County
of Monroe and State of Ohio, petition al
leging that on the 30th day of August, A. D.
1850, the said James Roseman, then in full
fife, entered into contract in writing with
John Thompson for the sale of the following
described real estate, in said county, to wit:
The north east quarter of the south east
quarter of section twenty-seven, township 6,
and range seven, in the District of lands sold
At Marietta. containing 40 acres, more or less,
upon the following terms. to wit: f
For the sum of $225 payable, SIS on the
25th of December 1851, SIS on the 26th OF
December 1852, and SIS on the 25th of De-
cember 1883 &ith interest from the 25th OF
December 1860. That said contract was as
signed to James D. Mckee. who paid to said
James Roseman in his life time, the frst in
| stalment of said purchase money, that said
James Mckee is ready and willing to ray the
balance due upon said contract SO soon as a
valid deed can be made to him for said prem
ises, and that Sarah A. Koseman, James h.
Roseman, Susan Roseman, VIM. McMakin,
Hattie r. Brown, and Amosa McMakin are
the heirs at law and legal representatives OF
said decedent. 49, - ,,..s .,ts.,., ...,--
The prayer of the petition is for authority
to make deed to said James d. Mckee in be-
half of said heirs at law, upon payment of
the residue of said purchase money Said
petition will be for hearing on the Goth day
of September, A. D. 1862.
w. C. BROWN, Admistrater of the Estate OF
James Roseman, deceased.
By HAYNES & MATHEWS, his Att'ys.
August 81, lS62.-4w. 81, rs. $50 ~9yfaF
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Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF
~ an order to me directed from the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio I, as Admin
istrator of John C.. Fouty, will sell to the
highest bidder, between the ehours of O'Clock
a. M, and o'clock, p. M, on the premises,
On the 9Th day Of October, 1862,
the following described real estate, situate in
said County, to wit: ezait 80 -s-.es
The south east quarter of the north west
quarter, the north west quarter. of the north
west quarter, and the south east quarter Of
the north west quarter of section nine, in
township two, of range tour, on the following
terms toswit: One third; cash in hand; one
third in one year, aud ene-third in two years
with interest. To be sold to pay debts.
( if.4 III JOHN, ROBINSON, Adm. of
John G Foutv, deceased.
Seuts 21 1860 4wI6d f4,e 49, ~
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Legal Notice.

A NDREW T. Dougherty, of the State Of
II Virginia, will take notice that on the Sth
day of September 1862, Joseph Williams and
Robert Williams, fled in the Court Of Com
mo- Pleas of Monroe County. Ohio, their petit
tion asking said Court to credit a judgment in
said Court rendered in favor OF said Dough
srty and against lsaid J. & K. Williams, with
the sum of $685. You are required to
answer said petition by the first day Of No
vember next and in default ouch credit will
be made by default. sssF s;.s
Ia a..s ar HOLLISTER 4 OKEY,
Sept. 10, 1869 --6w.$3 Att'ys for PIE.
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Notice in Attachment 3

Thomas Scott, Plaintiff, Before 8. SsI.
asi against isburys3. Isof
David Scott, Defendant. Center teNn-
ship, Monroe County, Ohio. On the 18th
day of August, A. d. 1852, said Justcs
issued an order cf Attachment in the abevs
action, for the sum of sixteen dellaSv snd
twenty cents. This case is set for trial
October a11th at 10 o'clock, A. M.aoT
THOMAS SCOTT.
|. Woodsfeld, Sept. 10, 1862 .-S3xs
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TO THOSE WHO DO THINK.

TO THOSE WHO DO THINK.
We say that, RADWAY'S READY
RELIEF is the most elegant and powerful
medicine known in the world. This is not
boasting; try it, if you feel sceptieal and
be convinced. 1t combines in its compe-
sition the properties of a'diffusive stimu
liant, an Anti-septic.i mild but effective
Astringent, and direct power over the
nerves, neither narcotic nor anodine, that
relieves pain, in a manner peculiar to itself,
and for which, we have no word in the
English language exactly to express its
action The French cali it Smlagcnnent
So much for It's. internal administration
When applied externally, it will be found
a most powerful counter -irritant, Instantly
reddening the surface to which it is ap-
Piled, aud withdrawing the blood from
some neighboring part, where it may be
congested or heaped up, causing pain and
leading to inflammation. 1t fulfils the
Indication Of equalizinga the circulation
most effectively, aud most beautifully to
minds that can understand its action.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Now, we hold that, all external remedies
act either in one of two ways; or combine
rectly upon the nervous system without
touching the blood vessels-the sangai-
ferrous system. All Arnica liniments, nerve
Iliniments, &c. g., belong to this class, and
consequently only benumb the ends Of the
nerves, without affecting at all the circu-
lation,-m temporarily stop pain--but
have not the slightest effect in restoring
the equilibrium of circulation, essential
to healthy action: Or Secondly They
1act upon the blood vessels without, as in
the case of depletives, (Leeches or cups,
regard to the nervous system. Now, the
fact is-that, the nerves preside over the
blood vessels, and an external application
to be effective, must act upon both nerves
and blood vessels.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
! We proclaim has this double action oi
assuaging pain, by its specific effect upon
the nerves and equalizing the circulation
by its effect upon the blood vessels. In
this way it relieves and cures Rheumatism
Lumbago, Tooth -ache, Head ache, and a
| variety of such like complaints. When
taken internally, its astringent and diffu-
sive stimulating properties check in the
most natural manner Diarrhoeas, Colics
and other bowel complaints. Whilst fol
sore Throats, accompanied by putresency
and for Fever patients, with Typhoid
symptoms, an eminent Physician attached
4 to, the New Orleans Hospital, has pro.
] 1nounced it far superior as an anti-sptit
and anti-putrescent, to the celebrated eaa
| Medicinae of Raspail. He administers
it internally to his patients, and sprinkles
his wards with it. eaa1 sdat
Let the sick and all those who suffer
pain, test its virtues, - s. -
Radway's Remedias are sold By Druggis:
everywhere. - trfIg
RADwAY & CO., 81 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
JIM. KIRKBRIDE,
~ ia JUDK1Ns & HALL, Agents
sept II, 1ss2.-ly.
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Sept "a 1876,
Legal Notice.

JAMES W. CUNNINGHAM and Thomas
u Cunningham: who are residents of
the State OF Ohio, are hereby .notified that
Edward Salisbury, Adfnfnist traitor de honis non
with the viii annexed of James 'Cunningham
deceased, fled in the Probate Court of Mon
roe County Ohio, on the l9tb day of septem
ber 1852, petition to Sell the following Real
Estate Cor so much thereof as may be neces-
sary) to pay debts: . -.si =
Lot numbered twenty seven in the town of
Beallsvilie. Also, lot numbered twenty five
ia the town of Graysvi!le. Also, a tract of
land containing about nine acres lying north
of Martin Bakers, and south of p. & c..
Diehl, on the main road leading south from
Woodsfeld.. All lying in Monroe County,
Ohio. Said petition will be for hearing on
the 25th, day of October. 1862.
EDWARD SALISBURY,
Oct. ], 1S62.--4w So, ,25. Admir-.
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And the Trustees of the several Town
ships of said County, are hereby further
notified, that they are required by law to
return from their respective Townships TO
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
for the use of said Court, the following
number of Jurors from each Township,
to wit:
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NEW hack line!

The undersigned has established HACK
LINE between WoODSFIELD and BARNES
WILLIE. s-I s f.-ssgi .tes.s asz4aas gEs{ss
: Leave Woods6eld at 10 clock. A. .
NJ, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, arriving at Barnesvilie at 3 clock
P. M. in time to connect with the trains
on the Central 0. r. r. rasV ~
Leave Barnesyille at Z o'clock A. M.
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
arriving at Woods6eld at IL o'clock Nj.
The proprietor has good HACK and TEAM
and will use his best en1eavors to secure to
all passengers on the route, speedy and COM
Portable trip. - -
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JURORS FOR 1862.

- "a Total lUS. e. x Il b .
And the Judges of the Election will
+take notice, that the Polls must be open
ed between the hours of 6 and 10 o'clock
A.. NJ, and closed at 6 o'clock, P. M, of
said day.
Given under my hand at Woodsfeld,
this I'D day of September, A. D., 1862.
GEORGE w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, of Monroe County, o.
Sept. %, 1862.
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Doct. Garrison Reeds Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on the 5th day of Sept.
1862, appointed by the Probate Court of Mon
roe County, Ohio Administrative of the Estate
of Garrison Reed, late of said County. De.
ceased. MARY 4. REED, Admir-.
Sept. IL, l862.-3w.
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Proclamation.

|KfOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN to
EH the qualified Electors Of Monroe
County, in the State of Ohio, that they
meet in the several Townships in said
County, at the usual places of Holding
Elections in said Townships, on the
i Second Tuesday of October, 1862, 4
4(it being the 18th day of the month, and
then and there proceed to elect by ballot,
according to law, the following officers,
One Judge of the Supreme
Court,
One Secretary Of State;
One Attorney General:
OneScheol Commissioner:
One Member Of the Board Of
Public Works: s'i3
One Congressman for the 10Th
Congressional District, composed of the
Counties of Monroe, Washington, Nor
gan, Athens and Meigs; g.
One County Auditor, - ~.
One County Commissioner
One County Surveyor, sa.l-
One Director of Infirmary. !.
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TO THOSE WHO DON'T THINK.
AND
TO THOSE WHO Do THINK. :.

To those who don't wish to be troubled
with thinking, but like to have their think
ing done by some one else, zoe say aoithoat
explanation, that 2E3 beE5e.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF =
will relieve those who suffer pains, instant
ly on its application externally or its by
administration intarnallY and cures
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Fys.,l WooDsFIELD, Sept. A, 1862.
ERR. JOHN K. MA ARSHALL-

MR. JOHN X. AARSHALL-
SIR: We had in use the past
winter, a CRATE set by you on the plan OF
Dodge's Patent. We are much pleased
with it, and believe it to be very great
Improvement Much more heatis thrown
into the room than by the old plan of set
ting CRATES. And another great advan-
tage is that in setting CRATES with fire.
brick we feel an assurance that we will
not be troubled in re-setting for 10 or II
years at least. With common brick two
or three years at the most, is as long as
we can feel that we have safe fire. .ss
! s'-4ist ss34 Yours, &C., tsaz
JAS. R. MORRIS,
l WIN. F. HUNTER.
T. ARMSTRONG.
5 Sept. 10, 1s62.-3m.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under
lN signed was, on the 18th day of Septem-
ber 1862, by the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio. appointed Administrator of the
Estate of John Dennis, late Of said county
deceased. }f
JOHN H soERGEL, Admir-.
Sept II, 1S62.-3w.
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RADWAY'S RENOVATlNG RE-
SOLVENT.
Pwsoss ,so;tA Sore Eyes, Sore Heads, Sore
Mo9tks, Skin Er4ptions are guaranteed
ogsici cure Iy the ase of the Resolrent, Il
RADWAY'S RENOVATING RE-
SOLVENT repairs the waste Of nature,
replaces decreptitude with yigor; extir-
psfes every form of Scrofulous, Cancer
Gus, .Ssphiletic, Mercnrial, and Eruptive
disorders, cures Opthalmia, and all affec-
tions Of the eyes and ears; is invaluable
to, females in the latter crisis of life, and
is the most powerful invigorant and reju-
venzpt yetsdiseoyered. ~
nersons suffering from Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Phthsisis, and Lung Complaints,
may reiv upon deriving immediate case
aitef tdking a dose of zRADWAY'Se RE-
SOLVENT. Itsoothes and heals, cleanses,
purifies and drenoyates the entire system.
es1 s5fe 80 TO THE UNHAPPY go ).
,sLet those who are suffering the miseries
inflicted by Sorofula, Syphilis, Swelling
of the GLANDS, Lumps in the Neck and
Groin, Ulcers and Fever Sores, Scald
Head-be of good 9cheerl One to SIX
bottles sof the KENOVATING RESOL-
VENT will cure You. Persons who have
been SO unfortunate as to contract lOath-
some disease, may rely upon being cured
by the use of Railways Renovating Re
solvent --7,ssl ie 80
Ladies' suffering from weakness dis
charges, Prolasus Uteri, Tumors in the
Womb, 4 few bottles will cure you.
TxrcE 0NE. DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, OR
SIX BOTTLES FOE FIVE DOLLARS, AT
.aDR. aRADWAY IS co. IS OFFICE,
YaG4z .sx 81 Maiden, Lane, New York.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
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Lieut.. Anderson of Co. A. nth Ohio
Regiment, wants few good men,, Pay
and Bounty, the same as for the new
regiments. su aaisasa
.aN COME RIGHT ALONG BOYSla
Recruiting Office at Clarington, Ohio!
{. @ Lieut. H. ANDERSON.
- Co. A. 77th Ohio. 2
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Prepared by DIR. ]. G. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists, Lowell Man

JOHN Nj. KIRKBRfDE and JuDK1Ns
HALL, ,Woo1sfeld; atfla2s
IL. G. KoTzEBEU, Malaga;
NJ p. MILES Il Son, Somerton.
June 4, lls62.-1y. ea
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. l, 1862
& psNp REGIMENT.

CAPT. j. G. Morrow Of this County
waits few more men to Gil up his Com
pany to the maximum number. saE
AL persona desiring to Volunteer in
this Company will. present themselves al a!
Marietta where recruits will bereceiyed
until the Regiment is organized. seo1s
DRsKHDWAY'SCLEAN SYRUP
NAkeSsg k'H CALLED 9e,t a q 8,
RADWAY'S RENOVATING RE-
SOLVENT.
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John Dennis Estate,

Sept. 10, 1S62.-3m.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-08-23
Candidates and Cliques.

We have been noting the tide Of Po-
litical events az it ebbs and flows, with
much interest since our arrival in the
State; for though not yet citizen OF
Kansas, we feel deep interest in all
that concerns her welfare; and after a
careful, candid and unbiased observa-
ton of things. entirely free from any
personal preferences or dislikes, We
have been driven to the conclusion that
there is far less patriotism than might
be in the political maneuverings Of the
day.
We conclude that the interests Of the
State do not overtop the desires of per.
sons to carry certain points and reach
certain ends. The friends of the sew
eral candidates appear to US to care
more for the accomplishment of their
own personal schemes than they do to
promote the general welfare. No doubt
"good men and true" have been pro-
posed for the respective offices-men
who have their country's good at heart;
but the contest for Office is fast running
into a squabble between certain cl ques,
each of which is endeavoring TO over
reach the other. and by one piece Of
strategy or another, gain some advant-
age.
Looking over the scene from our
stand poiut.it presents much the appear
ance Of a large ampitheatre full Of
Seigniors Bli,z playing of upon each
other their tricks Of political ledyerde-
main. each so intent upon his sleisht
Of hand performance as to lose sight Of
every other consideration-the interests
If the State and Nation forming a dim
back. ground SO invested in fogs and
nis,s as to give the idea Of being used
merely as deceptive illusions to add
some degree Of interest TO the play in
he foreground.
Possibly We may be deceived in This;
i may be that our impressions do in
Justice 10 the parties concerned; but
they are like convictions; they come
without bidding and abide without per-
sussion, and TO us have all the show OF
reality. as far as such things can be real.
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J. w. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
Order Of Publication.

OeS' VA = 0OAASsssA>,AAs
STATE OF KANSAS.y #
COUNTY or JKEEERsoN
In the District Court Of said County.
Abel Whitney, PIE
Norris s. knight. Dsft.
Norris 5. knight, the above
named defendant, will take notice that he hss
been sued by Abel Whitney in the District Court
OF said county, the object Of which, as sppearsby
tho petition OF the said plainra. filed in the
Clerks office Of said Court is 10 recover the sum
C: two thousand three hundred and seventytw
dollars and seventeen cents. and interest on the
sum Of $704s0 Ut the rate OF per cent per north
from the lsth day OF September. A. D. 1857, and
interest on the sum Of Sl667,77 at the rate Of 5
per cent. per month from the 18th day of Ocio-
Der, A. ID. 1851 said to be due and owing from,
the said defendant to the said plaintiff on cer-
tain bill OF ex,hanse drawn BY the said defsn-
dant, directed TO E. s. Hamlin, No. 20 Fourth
ST., Cincinnati, Ohio, for the sum of $70i 40psy-
able to one A. Gordon / Co., whirh said draft
was delivered to said A. Gordon 4 Co, and en-
dOrsed by them as A. Gordon & Co.. to A. Whit
ney. this plaintiff and BY the said plaintiff en-
dorsed and delivered to Gibson 4 Brotherton,
which said drattw was not paid when the same BE-
came due, and was duly protested, and paid oy
said plaintiff for said defendant; and also on
certain bill Of exchange drawn by the said DE-
fendant, directed to one E. 5. Hamlin, payable
to this plaintiff for the SUN of sixteen hundred
and sixty seven dollars and seventy-ssven cent?
and endorsed BY the said plaintiff. which sad
bill of exchange was not paid by the said deien'
dant when the same became due, and was duly
protested Tor non- syment. and paid by the sac
plaintiff; also Tor the foreclO-ure AMI sale OF inc
following described premi-es. I'd wit: Tbe und-
Vided One-half Of the south west quarter Of sec
tion thirty One. in township nine, of range eign-
teen in the the State OF Kansas, which sald de-
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News of the Week.

Rumors are rife from all quarters,
and but little reliable information from
any where. One rePor, says Mcclellan
is retreasing down the James river,
another that he is advancing towards
Richmond. Pope has probably had
another fight with Jackson. at Gordons-
vile. There are almost numberless
stories concerning Price, Hindman,
Prince. and the other rebel leaders west
OF the Mississippi. Some say Price is
in Arkansas some in Mississippi, and
others in Missouri-we are still of the
opinion ne will turn up in the latter
State. Hindman is now on the road TO
Texas with 5000 men, and again in
Arkansas or Missouri, as the case NAV
be. Prince is coming into Kansas with
40 900 men. our troops relreating and
destruction upon US. Such are teu
Of the sayings Of Madam Rumor.
The renegade John c. Brcckinridge
reports The blowing up Of the rebel ram
Arkansas. This is the second rebel
officer Of distinction that has announced
the fact. and if they were not such in
famous liars We might reasonably be-
lieve the story.
The gunboat Warner is in the Mis-.
souri river, TO aid in the concentration
Of troops, the defense Of property and
to give security 10 commerce and trade
On the river.
There are 20 distinct Notifications
and entertainments erccled around Rich.
mond by the rebels for its defense
They entirely grid the city. and have
cost much labor.
The proposed draft is reported 10 be
driving the rebels from Kentucky and
Maryland-just the thing desired by
loyal citizens. Every sympathizer with
jeff. Davis and his crew should go south
and share tie fortunes Of the rebel gov
ernment. There is where they belong,
or ought to.
A. 0. P. Nicholson. formerly U. s.
Senator from Tenn.. has been arrested
and confined for treason Some doubt
has been expressed as to which side he
was on-and so it will he with all the
doubtful" The only safe way is to
put them down as enemies. A man
who can hesitate to stand up for such
government as ours. after having enjoy
ed its blessings. is only :'fit for treason,
stratagem and spoils."
~The Louisville Journal is getting
sensible. What is the matter Hear
what it says of Gen. Banks - Banks
The 'aO0litIOnlSt, as 1t used TO call him.
Speaking Of the praise bes!ow ed upon
him for his conduct at the recent battle
in Virginia. it says:
This praise does not surprise US.
Banks is no humbug. He is genuine
man. He is a successful man. He is
a strong. brave. quick, sagacious. live
man. We have faith in him.
We clip the extrac, from an ex-
change. but can hardly credit it, there
is probably some mistake. Prentice
can hardly have come to his senses SO
fully in SO short time. unless he was
made convert by the Morgan raid;
? 'f 50 Morgan should repeat.