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pahannock without apparent eort 70 force the pass
ags Uniess tie pressure u tic radicals shouH urge nm
" advance u l;koly that his "on To Richmond" march
VIII not be resumed ulH the enemy forces on ne south
side OF James river ready 10 upon PotoSsrg or
Weldon HIS theory doubt that sinuitancors at
tack from both p0nts would render the capture o. the
city ieat oasy u accomplishments.
Meanwhile the public confidence IN the ability OF our
army TO resist the invading columns romans unshaken
Th9 people havo faith in General Loo and the ried vote
rams under bs command.
Since writmg tho foregoing. have received nforma
Zion from aordoDsv lille which indicates that Burnside
moving mp the Rappshannock again. s0me Of his forces
having gone 20 ae far az eghsen mos Ia tho direction Of
Warrenton junction.
Passengers who came down by the Central train last
evening report that sharp skirmeh occurred In the vi
cnty OF Manessas Monday last between our own ana
a body OF Yankee cavalry in which the oaemy lost six
killed and fourteen prisoners. Our ia tho acar
ono killed 0ve wounded and two miesng II seems that
tho Yankees had advanced
from Cenrevilic, end wore mot near Bull rum when
fight lasting somo twenty miputes Immediately ensued
Our cavalry then charged when tho enemy nod closely
pursued until within sight or Contrevil!e.
from the Richmond Enquircr.l
The couduct OF the Yankee abolition army ndcr Burn
side has exceeded that Of Popes Tho outrages In Fau
quier require retaliation prompt, swift and effective.
Tho Enqsiser also says the next battle between Lee
and burnside may DO very decisive ono That an over
wheming victory tho part OF Lee and the dcencc or
washington would be gone and that city may be cap
tured Such result should bo before the eyes Or our
soldiers and be tho oboct OF the contest Upon tho noxt
battle therefore depends whether the shall ond or
drag along u undecided battles nero material vic.
tories.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE,

The Assembiina OF ConGress-Nfessa0s OF
thc President or the United states- The
War for the Union-Thc Latest News.
Sxc., &C., sc.
The Cunard mail steamship Persia Captain Lott, will
leave this port to-day, for Liverpool.
The mails Cor Europe will close 10 this oty a half past
ten O'Clock Ibis morning.
Tho Nav YORK HERArp--Edton for Rurope--wlll be
ready at past nine o'clock and will contain u full the
important Message Of President Lincoln on tho rcssse
bling Of the United States Congress. II win alss contain
ru details Of the Advance and Movements Of the Union
Armies In all parts Of The country; Important Iniely.
Bel states and Reports Of all Events Of the past wsek Of
interest OF Importance
single copias in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
GSslsgd, will receive advertisements and subscrirops
fos thS Nw voRx HExAtD,
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News from Fortress Monroe.

FVhEhfz5 NoNKuk, NOV. 50, IS6Z.
Tho passac lett hero to-day noon for Baltimore TO re
pair hcr boilers.
Mr.. Wells has raised the frgate United States and re
moved bor 70 the Gcsport Navy Yard He new raising
thc Cumberland, near Newperts News.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. I, 1859.
The Gag or truce steamer New York arrived from City
Point hs aftsrnaon with three hundred and seventynve
prisorcrs-ail the rebels had a Rchmond--ard forty
political prisoners, and sixty laborers captured the
Alexandra Railroad.
Major General Dix and sa loft hero ths morning for
Yorktown, to Inspect the troops there.
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HnIoK HEAD. s. c., Nov. %, 1852
Our Hilton Head Correspondence.

HngoK HEAD, s. c., Nov. %, 1852.
Affairs al Fs,t PuldstiPricak Lunt 70 Be- SHOT for De-
swtion--ltsm the Florida Coast, dc., &c.
Fort Pulaski Is garrisoned by strong force Of Union
troops Since these troops have been within its walls the
work or repairing the ghastly breaches which made
during tho bombardment in April has reached compile.
ion and traces Of the damage which fearful shells
indicted remain, save q Few deep scars upon tho
eas,srIy face. 10 would not be discreet in ysur CORES
pondsnt note the changes and improvements effected
since then They such 40 70 render this stronghold
stronger than any other In our possession, ana 10
remove ell apprehensions Of any hostile Cram
which may venture within the range Of It's guns. One y
the heavy rinsd pieces recently trained upon the
wreck cf the robe steamer Emma which lies upon the
shore Of Bird Island three miles distant, and sholl was
drsppcd apon IT, The shot perfect one, aud as
illustration OF the skill Of the arerist as well the
range Of the piece was y very gratifying; . ,o.,-
that presented when the stars ana bars were lowered
from It's flagstaff, and oar troops marched in triumph
through is sniyport. The crumbng bricks and mortar
are removed and the furrowed errepeiu wherein the
Confederates sought shelter from our Shells Is like
The usual dress parade OF the troops harpast four
demonstrated the fact that the men are as pro6cent In
dri as its ofDcors are celebrated for their hospitality
Their movenonts executed with absolute precision.
The hat compose the garrison formed portion Of the
expedouary corps, aud reputation for steasncss
and eocusy which has since been more than sustained
good deal OF interest has been awakeaed In the
Of private unt Of tho Ninth Maine voun GERS Under sen
death Tor desotion since he TACT that he " 10
be shot Monday next has become generally known.
The condemned mau Is an occupant OF The guard
house, in charge OF Provost Marshal Van BruDt. He
awaits bis fate with q calnnBs which would seem
10 be absolute Indifference but Tor the fact that he s
engaged daily IN the work ot preparing tor the great
change 10 which nc must submit His spiritual advisor,
Chaplain Butts or tho toytg seventh Now York volun
tcers spends several hours OF each day With him, and
expresses his belief In the deep convicou Of tho pri
sorcr The latter s Gonhdent Of reaching hsavon The
view he takes OF big Approaching fate somewhat SIN
ruar In speaking o the aentcnce under when no rests
he Save that "a Tar bssss THAI ba sho,d de now hau
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oar STAFFORD Corresponde nee.

SIAfOkD, W., NOV. 20, Iooz.
Thank sgicins Day IN fhe Army-A Cola Day Amore ne
Soldius-CGcers Cdnrasstno me Prospos-A5k SpsscA
Of Brigadier General CccAydne 70 the Qss Of kis Br.
cads--v -vnaniwisy Of Feeling Among TIE QNcs1 in Re-
gard ne Way and rs ProsscG,ion-Fsrs. SIGNS Of tie
Reacios-A Srcrads-An Quiet Along tAe Lfnss, &c.
Yesterday CThanksgving) was made complete boil.
day tho part Of the soldiers Of this dvcn. In the
afternoon view o the long, compulsory abstinence OF
the men, half ration Of whiskey was served out, and
consequence joviaiy prevailed throusnout tho entire
night.
In the morning the religious exercises Al the different
headquarters OF the brigade were highly interesting
The brlsades Of Devins and ccssnel Rowisy Formerly
General hswe) found In good humcr and In . high
state Of enjoyment but at the headquarters Of General
Cschranes brigade the observances Of the day
marked and comprehensive than In any other command
Of the army which visited.
BY invitation the ofCers had assembled at an early
hour in the day at headquarters where under the gl
dance Of the regimenai cbapaius, they made the occa
sion thanksgiving TO the supreme Being.
II was Q solemn occasion-a beautiful scene. Here.
bent 10 all humility, were scores Of mon bearing all
honors or EARTH and clothed in the insignia Of worldly
mower and authority Hcrc heads were barred that had
never lowered 10 foe and hearts melted which had been
tempered by the fierce ares Of war.
After appropriate services and addresses on the part Of
the reverend gentlemen present, In which hoy touched
very eenay the greatness Of our country, the
ruin which would Inevitably follow its disruption the re-.
lieious observances completed the oflcisne
gentlemen announced that they let room for secular dis
cussion and congratulaticn on this happy occasion.
A loud eau was Immediately made FOR Gen. Cochrsne
who rst firmly declined 10 give expression 10 his sen
tmcns on the occason nssmuch he doubted the pro
prIety Of such course but the officers insisted, and from
tho General
Being present the occasion transcribed his spcech
vrbdim delivered, and append VI, with necessary
abridgmcnis, judging that tho public win bc pleased TO
receive The expression Of the csnss Of the great
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Prizes Cashed I'm ali Leg alixod Lotteries
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
No. II Wall street. room No. l. New York.
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Holiday Prcsents.-EIEht Cartcs dc VIZ
site for dollar at CARYS, 81 Canal street. between
Laurcns and Wooster.
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Whito's Splendid Styles or Dress and
Soft Hats attract universal atten ton atlG Broadway
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ellie Everlastfmg."-Thls IL q flower
greatly priced by the madens OF Switzerland but which
grows such naccessbie heights that their lovers
KNOX Hat priced BY American girl on the head Of father
get Only 60 TO No 2l2 Broadway, corner OF Fulton
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Acting Assistant Surgeon Campbell has been ordered to
Port Royal FOR duty board the steamer Commodore
McDonoueh.
Acting Master washburne has been ordered To Cairo for
duty.
Acting Master ShankIand is ordered to command the
Probie.
Acting Volunteer VIM. II. West 10 ordered TO Norfolk
Cor commend OF the Massachusetts.
Acting Master L. Kmble has bsen ordered to Hampton
Roads for duty on the Galcna.
DECISIONS OF TIE TAX COMMISSIONER.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has made the
following decisions:-Railroad companies making
locomotives replace old stock 10 increase their
equipment must pay tax upon the whole value OF such
manufactures their annual products exceed hun
dred dollars though the articles manufactured
for their uso Carpets whom prepared by dealers
carpeng and upon special orders not regarded
au!actuee liable TO taxation SUCH Sails when
made upon order and 10 suit particular vessel
regarded rs manufactures within the meaning Of the
Excise law and they consequently exempt from duty
The tax diamonds and emeralds when previously cut
aud prepared for setting will be assessed only the
value Of tho setting.
PUNISHMENT OF THE REBELLIOUs INDIANS.
Tho President has expressed himself not unfavorabIe 10
general hanging Of the surrendered Sioux. The indian
Oioo rather avors the death punishment of the Sioux
leaders though recalls the fact that General Scott pur
sucd no such in his prosecution Of Indian wsrs
aud II will be remembered that Black Hawk was shown
about the country in great state.
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OMcinl ORA wings OF tho Library Asso.
citation compsnys Lottery, Of Kentucky ,o..
8, 48, 30, 80, so, G2, IL, 73 78. 40, II, SO. rs.
CLass No: :42O-Dccember 9 1862
"a, 60, z, Q. 35, 81. At, lG, 6, 65, 43. Is.
s. BRoADBENT CO.. covng,on, gy.
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Album Photographs, First style OF tho
art at HOLMES Park Gallery 204 Broadway 81 dozen.
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Heavy Knit All Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
On hand and made TO order by
UNION ADAMS, No. 637 Broadway
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New Currency Magic Pocket Books. A
large at Wholesale j. r. DlLLEN, sole
facturer, II Ann street, New York. up slairs.
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Eight Carlos do Visitc for @1-EquaJ to
the beet made. BALCHs. 2Ss Greenwich ST. cor Barclay
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Reports from w oshington'

Aep0rtS from w 0shAnSS'
WASHINGTON, Dec. O. 1852.
There is nothing in tho way Of news from Falmouth TO-
day. and no indications Of Immediate movement The
railroad from Aqua creek s 10 complete order.
General Hooker reviewed Gonoral Sykes corps yester
day and will review General scklos' tomorrow.
There are complaints from the army Of the failure 70
furnish shoes and clothing. These Of coursc are like
these which made when the army was in Maryland.
The have been furnished kowso the clothes. and
they presumed to last although the former may have
been stuck together with paste and the latter merely
basted.
telegram from headquarters Of the ASmy Of the
Potomac tonight represents the weather csar and cold
but there nothing interest In rotation TO military
matters worth communicating.
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NEWS FROM BURESlDES kRMY.
reports From tho Army Headquarters.

Reports From the Army Headquarters.
HEApQV ARTERs ARMY PsTon1c,
H4t Dec, 2-Nldnigbt
Gen. Averi commanding cavalry brigade, started on
q reconnaissance up the Rappahonnock on Sunday. He
went as tar Barnett ford, from whence ho despatched
to here that be had met no enemy.
stonewan jackson is believed 70 have reached Cuipep
per- with the intention Of joining the enemys force now
in our front.
The batteries have been slont for tho past two days
The enemy continues TO strengthen and increase their
works OF defence.
Nothing has transpired TO show that the rebels nave
made preparation commended 70 fall back from tneif
present position.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
AT A MEETING HELD AT THE ROOMS OF THE
"A Chamber Of Comnegee No. 6a William street, on Mon
of fdestution among districts Of
Great Britain the appointed committee
10 invite N Interested subject the
same place. on Thursday the 4th inst at two O'Clock L. M
TO take action In Tho natter
ROYAL PHELPS. "A. Low,
CHARLES IL MARSHALL, JOHN +. JOHNSTON,
John q. GREEN. FREDERICK S. WINSTON,
JONATHAN STIIk9Is RICHARD LATHERS,
CHARLES II. TRASK WILLIAM Is. DODGE,
ABRAM g HEWITT, r. r. MORGAN,
THOMAS TILESTON s. B. CHITfENDEN
JOHN j. PHELPS JAMES Low.
EZRA kYE,
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Eight Cartcs dc VIstte for 81, at e.
BALsOH'S, 123 Bowery
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wigs, Toupoes, Hair Dye, Hair Dycing
aud Moloays Cream, for beauying the hair, 81 w. A.
BATCEELORS, 16 Bond street.
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Schenck's PulmOnic Syrup-For Sale,
wholesale and RETAIL al the depot 81 Barclay street, N.
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OmciaI Drawings OF the Delaware state
Lotterios
DELAwARx Extra GLASS SIo-Decembcr Q, 1862
4, SO. 3S, co. ,, 6. As, 35, Is, 81, 81, Ill.
DELAWARE CLASS 307--Dcccmber 3, 1861
g. IT. II. so, 2s, 6S. 60. IS, 66, AZ. I6. 81. ss.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.,
WilminQton. Delaware,
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Rebel Accecs.s from rrsdsrIekssars.

Crsa, the public anxiety 10 learn something with
reference the probabilities OF collision between
own aud the cuelnys forces, seems almost impossible
"a single tom OF ntcrest from the present
Of war We are told, Ia ~ inquiries from parties
coming from tho norhtcshood of fredericksburg that
ali Ia qu,et, and that Notwithstanding tho boasts OF
Northern pspcts thai Burnside would lead tbc Yan-
kcc hosts 70 rhnond Ia less thrn ten days. his ooumzs
are attn ousrtcred on ths 10, sho,n bsnk OF The 0sp.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservatfvc and
Wig depot, Wholesale and retail No. Astor House. 2he
Dye applied by skilfui artists
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OGiofaI Drawings OF Murray. Eddy Is
Co 's kentucky aud Missouri State Lotteries
kEsruoKY ExrRA CLASS 5i-Docember O. 1862
i6, z, 80. IL, %. 10, 62, 8. 70. IL, 7s, SO.
26, 0, 38. 8, z, &C, "a. Q. 10. 20, ~, 81, 81.
M0RRAY, EDDY CO,
Oovington, Ky, or st. Louis, Mo-
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fresaeus Lpooln's lsttsr 70 General Mcdowell win be
pressased In the court now going In this city. Unless
= full inquiry is made into every point where General
cDowe could have aided aud did not aid General Nc
peau acting under orders from his Chief tme which
will be expended In the examination Is vain and highly
detrimental to the good Of the service.
General Mcclellan win be witness In person in the
Mcdowell court. His evidence VIII clear up many things
which have heretofore boon my stery.
THE CASE OF GEN. FIrz JOHN PORTER.
General Fitz John Porters martial met to-day at
the usual hour and held short session. but transacted
no business OF importance General King Is still absent
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL M'oLELLAN.
General Mcclellan expected 70 arrive here on Thurs
day, as witness in the OF General Mcdowell.
THE NAVY.
An official document shows the number OK seamen re-
gstored the ports entry during the end
ing with September last to be four thousand five hundred
and eighty Of whom hundred and twenty three were
aaturalized. Tho total number Is credited ~ folOws:
MAINE. 1850
New liampshi ire ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Massachusetts $3.50
Rhode Island. ......................... 65
Connecticut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
New York ............................. 155
New Jersey ......... ..:..................... 457
Pennsy " ania.. 49,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7G2
Florida. rs
oregon. l
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HflI's Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
best in Depot No Barclay street. ana sold by
N druggists
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Two Splendid Performances at Bar
NUNS TO day. ats aud 7 O'Clock The sca King" favote
farce, at each
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Trusses.-Marsh d C0.-RGdical Cure
Trss Olce still st No. vescy street. Asor House. No
connection with any other Office OF the same name. Aiady
affand
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Trusses.-Marsh's Radical Cure Trusscs,
OF Broadway and Ann street. under Barnuns Mu
scum. lady attendant. No connection with any other
Office.
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Ths medne increases the powor Of dGeston and eEoa1
the aosorben.s into healthy acton 81 which the wases -
cacrous deposltious and all unnatural
dacod, well Inflammation, and good foe
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
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RemOval.-I have this da y Removed TO
No. William street. near Hanover square. ARTHUR
KENDALL importer Of Wines and Commission Merchant.
Agent for Crows celebrated old Bourbon Whiskey.
NEw YoRK, Dec. I, 1852.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-the Best I'm tho
world harmless and reliable Sold by drug
perfumers Factory 81 Barclay street
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The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
has taken the first premium the State Fairs last held In
New York New Jersey, Ohio indiana Illinois, Iowa. MIchI
gan Missouri Kentucky Tennessee, Virginia. North Caro-
lna Alabama California, including every Stale Fair al
which i was exhibited IN 1862
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II the Baby is Cutting Teeth Use Mrs.
WINSLow's Soothing Syrup which win greatly facilitate
poenced Nurse Female Physician and has made dis
eoyery that gives relief and health infants 26c bottle
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shall be maintained ard MADE victorious.
W. A, RICHARDSON, of Illincis.
4. j. KNAPp, Of Illinois.
j c. ROBINSON, of illinois.
JOHN LAW, of Indiana.
D. Z. VOORHEES,. of Indiana.
w. ALLEN, Of Ohio.
@. A. WHITE, of Ohio.
WARREN p. NOBLE, Of Ohio.
GEO. IL. PENDLFTON, Of Ohio,
JAS R. MORRIS, of Ohio.
G. i, VALLANDIGHAM, of Ohio.
PHILIP JOHNSON, of Penn'a.
S, Il ANCONA, of Penn'a.
GEO. X, SHELL, of Oregon.
! NorE the names of absent members
coneurring in the above will be affixed tc
the pamphlet edition Of this Address.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-17

A YANKEE PUMPKIN PIE.-It is somes
times said that it takes a yankee to make
good Pumkin Pie, and as | find that they
are SC differently made in these parts, I
viii tell your lady readers how the yam
kees do make them: Stew the pumpkins
as long as possible, until the juice is all
dried up; strain through colander, and
aud milk and cream to proper consisten-
cy; sweoton with half sugar and half
mOlasscs; add little ginger; eggs are
useless -four makes chem pasty, and
stewing them and strainiug the juice off
End throwing it away, takes Of ali the
sweetest part of the pumpkin.
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VOLUME 26.
Telling too Much.
We find tho follow;no !,

We find the following in Republican
paper:
"Two QUEsTIoNs.-'Occasional,' wri.
ting to the Philadelphia Press, asks the
following questions Have you ever
heard Sececsionist talk politics who did
not claim to be Democrat? Have you
ever heard sympathzer with Secession
talk politics who did not beast of his De.
mocracy?" - I"
This tells too much, because if this is
the fact, the question becomes significant:
What is this war about? If there is no war
nor even contention between the Southern
and Northern Democrats, then who broughs
on the war and what is It for! IF tLis is
purely Republican or Abolition war,
brought on to free the negroes, the sooner
it is known the better. If the above avow.
al Of Col. Forney "a Colonel in tine of
peace) is true in the sense he and his CO.
adjuters assert it, then the blood and
treasure now flowing SO freely lie at the
door of the Republican party, and they
and they alone are responsible for it. Are
they willing tc be held in that light before
the world' Are they willing that the
monstrous crime of destroying the "bess
Government on earth" shall wholly rest
upon their own shoulders' IF the Demo-
crats of the South and the Democrats of
the North have common sympathy, then
the war surely is not between them, for
men who sympathize with eaee other, set,
tie their difficulties without blood and
| public debts. "'" ''''' "''
If this is true, as eaid by Col. Forney,
one of the Republican official pets, then
| all that is wanting to restore the Govern.
ment to its former harmony, greatness
and success, is the putting cut of Office the
! Republicans, and putting in their places
! good, sound, old-fashioned constitutional
4 Democrats.
| By this admission of Col. Forney and
his Republican friends, the war would have
no cause Of continuance if the Democrats
were in power, because there would be a
sympathy of feeling which would harmon
ize and settle oar national troubles. This
| is important, coming from that quarter,
and is worthy of the most serious consid-
Grafton. We always have believed and
asserted that h ad the Republicans been
defeated in 1860, no odds how Of oJ whom
we could not have had any war, but thai
all our sectional differences would have
been healed and our nation stood forth ,
stronger and more prosperous than ever.
1t is now becoming perfectly apparent
that unless there can be made rapid
change of public sentiment, and general
triumph of the old Democracy, with the
old land marks of the Constitution for
their guide, our country is lost--irretriev.
ably lost-and our national misfortunes
only beginning to show themselves. Our
: condition is bad enough now, with disor.
der rising at every point; but when our
y millions of African slave" are thrown
c loose into the melee, :.s is nog the resolved
e purpose of the Republicans, in and out oi
power, we then will see ruin, desolation
: disorder ard civil connections such as nc
Government Of modern times has brought
upon its people by misconception of it:
duty.
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VULGAR Observation-Disclosures is as
much connection between words and
thoughts as there is between thoughts and
actous. A young man who allows him.
self to use one vulgar or profane word has
not only shown that there is foul spot
upon his mind, but By the utterance of
that word he extends that spot, and in-
flames it, till, by indulgence it will pollute
and ruin the whole soul Be careful of
your words as we'll as your thoughts. If
you can control your tongue, then no i'm
proper words are t6 be pronounced by it,
you will soon be alb also to control the
mind, and save that from corruption.