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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-16

Hon Solomon Foo.e has ben chosen
L. s Senator from Vermont for six
years from the 4th Of March next.
The 9th Iowa regiment has lief,
Dubuque for St. Paul, to join Genera
Pope's army agains, the Indians.
Gerrit Smith has paid $50 extra boun
" to eac.s: of the Af,y two volunteer,
from wny:c he res Goa, Peserboro, n. Y
The funeral Of Mrs. general SCI. tool
place at St. Thomas Church, - New
York, Wednesday afternoon, the remains
having arrived from Rome on Saturday
The body was cased in an oak coffin, lined
with lead, The plate bore the following
inscription: Mrs. Maria Mayo Scott,
weie OF Lieut.. General Scott. born in
Richmond, 10 1850, died at Rome june
| 10Th, 1852" "
CntIl Mr. Lincoln passed through il
uenera's " ashington and Jackson were
the only Presidents who honored Fred
e''cs, Md, with visit, while they were
in office. WIZ
Mr. buchaoan having occasion 10 speak
Of PaTson Brownlow a few DAYS since
aenomlnated him an "Abolition fool !"
! No doubt he thinks so.
The Fulton (Mo) Teleq,opA saws.
"A arc informed that our ruuaway Gov
eFnor, Ciait. +. Jackson, when las, heard
from was engaged in running a sav.mill
/ in Texas ''
! Ill IS true that "sto,en bread j..
sweet, the rebel troops in Kentucky can
eat theirs without honey or molasses,-
Prentice.
But they have to eat and run, vou
know. ''N
The difficulties with the paro,ed fede.
raj prisoners at Columbus continues
lhey refuse to 90 into the nor,hwes,ern
campaign, and measures are about beino
Instituted to compel them.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the last Will and
Testament Of Isaac NeImen, deceased, late OF Ce-
dar county. Iowa. was publicly read in open
court at the October term of the county court of
said county. and ordered that the time for prov
ing the same will be at the November term OF said
court. being Monday, the Sd. ct which time all
persons interested in said estate are required to
appear and show caasc, if any they hay:, against
the probate Of said Will
BY order Of The county court Of said county.
this 7:h day OF October 1872.
n4lw4 J. {. BETS. CO. judge.
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rG- There IS. according to the census,
an excess Of 49,. 225S males over females
in the United St9tcs. The fact is note,
worthy and ought to quiet the spprchcn,
sions Of those who feared the war would
cause an undue Prcponderencc Of women
after peace was declared No matter
how bloody the war may b. or how long
1t may be, it cannot make away with
three quarters Of million Of lives. The
waste Of lives may make the sexes nearly
even, but even then We shall be better
off than England, where the females are
in excess by nearly a million, and the
social problem Of the day is how to pro
vide them with husbands or occupations
Eay Among other articles received BY
the Washington Sanitary Commission
lately, was good and patriotic old lady's
tribute, TO be laid on the altar of her
country bearing this inscriptions: "Thcs,
seeks were spun and knit by Mrs. ZeruaE
Clapp, SO years old. whose hands in you'll
were engaged in moulding bullets in tn
revolutionary war. Keep the toes 0
these socks towards the rebels. Chester
town, n. H."
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Hurrah for Old Cedar :!
~11M~

Notwithstanding We have sent loco
men to the war, Of whom at least three.
fourths are Republicans, we have beat
the Dahomians $50. The midnight
providers are signally rebuked, and can
@'haug their harps upon the willows."-
Many who have always been Democrats,
aud are yet, but not Of sha haens kind, I.
asvs aided ia this glorious result. All .
hooof to them,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-16

CEDAR CorsrY DISTRICT CorRT.
Ham All Mclaughlin
v. Divorce.
Alexander hcLaTghIuD
10 Alexander NcLauglrn-Sir:--l on are hereby no.
Hh'a tHat there IS file in the ofhc. Of tn. CLERK
% the District Court 81 Cedar county, Ioe, a petition
~ hanhah Mclaughlin ella ng fru m Won d. yorce,
Tor the reason that yoa have stlTuly deserted. and Sd
sehled yourself from the said Hannah McLaush for
o'e''"o years without any reasonable eaus.
VOW unless Soa sPP"Ir thereto and defend lie fore noon
"i the second day of the term % said Court to Re
se'h on The brst Monday II December, A. D. 1852 de-
'H", VI" u" catered against you and jud ement nnder.
e" '"efeoh accordingly. sNLyANTS YATES.
r Attorney for PIaintin.
Ordered that the foregoing not ice he published in the
iIl'.a Advertiser for four c0nsecutive weeks.
'"e' y aS ALONZO SHAW,
H"Hs Clerk Dist Court.
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oti>NlLLE. Oct. =
The following dispatches have bect
received from BueI.'s army:
FRAsKToRT. ky Get 9.
Gen D4mon; surprised the Confeder-
ate forces at ) O'Clock this morning. b.
attachto- the guard % the TURNPIKE
bridge with such 'igor TIA: they were
unable 10 destroy the bridge, as they had
intended, SIX C1nfederates we're found
dead and 1.teeD wounded. Seyera,
wounded were ea1r:ei Of, bus the dark
l-2~ prevented c2rr-c! estimate Q: the
a-w 5e'. Oar !o>- IS three killed ADD
"'uace4 Of Fris,Ders- The Confederate
'2F:" va 600 c-Talry and two regi..: a,s
II !2f-otry
iLRHYvILLE. Ky, Oct. 5.
bragg ; army attacked Geo. McCook's
:orPs, Gear this place, yesterday. The
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

I)LBi'c Notice is hereby given tina. "
1 'haRniry and Charles i,ya,er Of So.
ea:e township, Ceda, couatr. Low. = Sl', ,t
4ay been appointed, Ivy the County Com, F aus
.3;'f' 81 The estate OF Henry atwater dee.....
Az persons indebted to said estate arc ,.' u
e 60 70 make immediate settlement, and person.
t. tie ,ts n ssfinst said estate are required
VS.. CHAUNLEY,
Ser, IL ECO cHA'S AT"ATER
Executors.
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State of fowr, Ced7r CrHYtys
Elizabeth SeyIIer) In the Cedar Distrie,

S!1fe IF IOrr, Crd7r CrnIty. S..
Elizabeth seyIIer } In the Cedar Dis,rie,
vs.. Court Dec T.
Jacob scyller. Original So,icc
TO Jacob Seyl-r, defei dsnt-Sir: 70, arc
hereby notified that there is now on file in he
Once OF the Clerk Of the District Coat of &c dar
co."'F. Iowa, petition Of Elizabeth SeylIer
claiming 0. you divorce from the bonds Of
matrimu.v. and sets:"g out among other things
that you have VIII 'ly dcserte! her and absent
yourself without any reasv..ohle cause :"r the
space OF two years and more. Ana u...,'s you
appear and answer thereto on or before MON .,
me second OF the next term of said Distr;r,
Court, TO be begun and holden at linton in tho
county AID State aforesaid, on the LIST Monday OF
december next Judgment and decree will be
entered as prayed tor in said petition.
Sept. 80, loG2. ELIZABETu SEyIIrp
Fer Bissell swineford, At,y for Pm nlor4
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rR-The iron clad Monitor, Nahant,
which was launched a: Boston on Tues
day, is about 1,S00 tons bur,hen. Her
length is two hundred fee. and her
breadth forty six feet. The thickness Of
her wooden armor is three feet, and of
the iron armor outside of the wood six
inches. The turret is twenty one feet in
diameter and eleven inches thick. The
The deck plating is one inch thick
After being launched, the vessel wa:
moorcd under the shears, where the work
Of fitting her for sea will be completed.
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Nj. Montgomery. the business man of
the Elcksbnrg Wig. arrived from thai.
place TO day, With hi- family. lie give.
! gloomy picture If s5sir- ia tie, city.
aud says that the Union sentiment is be.
ing rapidly Developed. TIE people, be
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-16
ELECTION NEWS.

Ia Iowa everything looks well. Tn,
Republicans have generally held shei
own. Scott County gives Price abou
1000 majority. Muscatine is probab',
Republican. 1t is pretty certain tina, al
our Congressman are elected.
In Ohio the Democrats claim to have
carried the State. Gurley, Rep, is de-
aeated. Nalaudigham is beaten by
Schenk. Cox is re elected, as also Ash.
ley. The Democrats claim II or Is
Congressman in the State.
Indiana is a good deal like Ohio The
Democrats have carried their State tick
ct and have majority in the House -
The Senate is Union.
Pennsy lvauia looks better, although
u. 4. Grow is defeated.
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pleasantou, while pursuing them, lost the
use Of his guns, bis horses giving out
from exhaustion. 1t is believed that the
marches both of the rebel cavalry and
onr ovn are the most extraordinary on
record. an they show most conclus'veiy
rho nerfect folly Of attempting to pursue
cavalry with infantry Orders were sent
to the different commanders to move aud
occupy the positions assigned, but unfor'
tunately at this particular til the ma
;ori,v Of the cavalry force was absent on
important duty, at too great distance 10
be Of suy use in following Stuart. At an
occasion of this kind, infantry, not being
able to make lengthy march, 10 OF no
practical use, except in guarding fords
noar at hand. When Stuart or ssed at
McCoys be had fresh horses, they hav-
inc been sent to that point in ADVANCE
His movements after crossing were rapid.
He marched his force ninety.two miles IN
twenty FIVE hours. To accomplish this
he had fresh horses taken from citizens of
Pennsylvania.
BosToN, Oct. II.
The New Bedford Standard estimates
the loss on the whalers destroyed BY the
pirate Alabama at $3.50, 900, exclusive OF
their carcoes The insurance in New
Bedford offices amounts to S32 900.
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CANr STRONG, Oct. 18th, 1892

Mr.. E1itor:-Summer is past, aud
white robed winter is fast approaching;
yet We remain in Camp Strong. But VIC
now live in the glorious hope that we
will soon be permitted to depart from
this spot of EARTH to different cline,
where if living, We but live to add laurels
90 our brow and fame to our history, or
dying we die as "patrio,s' engaged in
in the deteose Of our "country's banuer,'
and rights Of our fcNow men,
Saturday evening last We received cur
arms and accoutremeuts. They are the
Enfield rifle with a sword bayonct Look
out now for bloodshed, for Gov. Kirkvood
says the 2+th is stop crust" And i, is
evident We are equipped with as good
srmor as the United States affords The
.on'y Diff :u,ty is the boys cannot wal,
long enough + drill, every one wants to
crowd on toward the fight. And ere
long W trust We will be enabled to salts
~ our pluck on the rebels.
wednesday next is the day set cor our
departure, aud We earnestly hope then
TO make start for the land Of Dixie.
tell you the 9th makes a big show now
adays-on the left wing, especially
Last evening there was very lsrg,
attendance at dress parade Citizen
from every part crowded forward, anxious
to see the new Scccsh Sayers Countc
nonces, lit up with smiles Of love an,
sympathy were before US. All eyes gaz
cd tor while with wonder and amaze
Anent. Then glanciug swiftly along III,
regimen;al line at length seemed 10 Il,
upon the object of their choice Far 0,
the extreme left, high headed and searle,
stood company, the object Of many adj
mirers. NobIy they appeared, an,
trasely they faced their approachin.
doom, while on their brow seemed wri,
ten, "Oh, it is sweet for ones country t
die. After parade the crowd dis pcrsei
apparently we'll satisfied with their visit
We have had our first lrill-wi,I
srns-this morning. The boys take u
their new drill rscy ,reU, and We hop
will soon be prepared to fight Ther
has been considerable Sickness 10 cam
tho last two or three weeks. Scrgt. N
T Rigby and James X Davidson hav
been home, sick, for some time. "
learn to day that Serst Rigty is bette
aud expects to return to his compan
soon. But Davidson is worse and SIT
on his sick bed DAME. Ford, Eliza
Williams, b. c. Zitler, S johnson an,
Melvin Yard are sick in the hospital.
Isaac Shntatter has had very sever
spell Of sickness, hut las remained i,
his bunk in the barracks during all BIZ
sickness. His mother is here now wait
ing 90 him, SO that lie is getting better
and is being much better cared for than
before. Whatever may be our situation
u life, ~ must expect to be surrounded
more or less with different kinds Of sick.
pess. As general thing, | thiuk. We
iAve As little here as we could expcc,
amor: 50 many men, and considering
:ae eircunstaa,cs
-pae week ago last Thursday Death en.
'ered our midst aud slew his first victim
q the 9th. In company T. from Ut.
.srnoD, Joseph hcLevy, yaung nsu in /
be prime and yigor OF lie, who a few
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-16
The Rebel Cavalry Raid into PENNSYLVANIA
PHILADELPHIA, October IL.

hitAphLPhlA, October IL.
y special dispatch from Harrisburg to
the Inquirer says the rebels have dcs.
troycd railroad bridge at Scotland. five
miles east OF Chambersburg, and seized
about 300 horses, which they intend to
carry off No violence was Inflicted on
the inhabitants If Chan beIsburg. The
railroad depot at Chambersburg, with it.
valuable contents, was destroyed, aud &
considerable portion of the track torn up
HARRl>EuEGH, October II.
bspitchcs are constantly being re.
ce''ed at headquarters of the proceed
lngs Of Stewards rebel cavalry.
HE left Gettysburg last night. cross
ID the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad a,
Newmarket. destroyed the road and ,.Ie.
graph, then struck for the P,t,mac. cas-,
ofthe Nonocacy. Our cavalry is parsu.
ING. but vii he probably too late to cap.
turc ,Lc2.
October Is.
The attest oticial accounts state that
tho rebels have escaped. They crossed
the Potomac near the mouth Of the No.
nocacY, marching 90 miles in "a hours
Pieasau:on' forces arrived st the cross.
1n- Just as the rebels flushed, and en-.
gagged their ar;Illery-rasalt unknown
rieasanton force marched IS miles in
~ hours.
The principal objcc: Of tie rebel cav.
airy ra'4 Vas I" @; horses. They took
back nss'ly LOCO seized 10 Pa.
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All persons desiring licen, es under tbs Feae.
raj Law, will make application to me, aud sis,i,,
ier~, hfe"ers butchers, Manufacturers terry
keepers. and anc,ioneers. are required to male
monthly reports ut The close Of every month 10
me. IN The hrst dtrioOH-.n the other counties to
the deputy assessors Of the respective counties
rLISS FAY,
Assessor I'd District OF Iowa.
Museatine Sept. II. lSJ2 rlit2
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ANTONIO yERCIA,
Barber and llair-Dressor

As opened BARBER SHOP /, r;,.
4. prepared to shave Cut and Dress flair shamnoo.
rom long experience he feels confident Of siyns
'IS',sh House Shop closed at 4. M. on sundav,.
~ the mostapprovcd manner rn,snnI
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~ Brigadier Gen. \. A. Backing.
ham writes from Washington to gentle
man in Pottsvil'e, Penn 0: an in9uisi.
tive turn of mind:
"ln reply to yours of the 18th inst,
relative to persons who have presented
themselves for exemption from draft,
with the fore6uger taken off &. the FIRST
joint, | am directed to say that the loss
of the first Joint Of the forefpger will not
exempt a person from draft if he can
fight.
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saws, are waiting anxiously for the ap-
pe arance of the gunboats, aud th,nks an
hours bombardment will cause the ca
pitulatiou of the city.
Merchandise aud necessaries are enor'
mously high. King cotton is destroyed
The staple il worth but three cents
pound, and bale will not buy pair OF
Yankee shoes. He estimated that ten
per cent. only of the last cotton crop has
been burned
JEFF. Thompson is gathering body OF
men whose avowed object is to attempt
the recap,ure Of New Orleans.
CAIRO, Oct. 10.
Gen. Oglesby is not dead. / made
the statement on the strength OF areport
from one of his own men.
The report of the Federal occupation
of Grand Junction is not confirmed.
Our forces occupy Rienza and intend
to hold it. A Provost Marshal has been
appointed.
We have chased Price IS far as Ripley,
and, as far as we can ascertain the chase
is still kept up.
Several thousand troops were in Cairo
yesterday.
Commodore Davis has taken the gun.
boat Caroudelet as bis flag ship. She
fred salute this a. ~, in honor Of the
event.
CAIRO, Oct. II.
The following dispatch was received
here to day.
Washington, Oct H. -BR1e. GEN.
TurrLE:-You will please send DO more
contrabands to Illinois, until further or.
de,,, szssssssssraaza- n. ~. s~x~rov,s $3.50
-'r--"~-~-z~ Sec Of War.
The divisions Of Gen. Rosecrans,
and Stanley, have returned to
Corinth. They are to be relieved. This
will not occupy, it is thought, more than
three weeks, at the farthest.
Gen. Hurlbut has changed his head.
quarters from Bolivar to jackson. and
Gen. Lauman is in command at Bolivar.
The 2Sth Illinois lost in the battle of
Ha,chie, in killed aud wounded, 1O7.-
Lieut.. Darrell killed, Lieut.. Estell
wounded
The 18th started South yesterday a. M
with flag OF truce and 400 prisoners to
exchange. They expect to 60 to Holly
Springs.
\ body of rebels, supposed to be 500
IN number, were seen yesterday near Boil.
war. \ force has been sent after them.
Gen. Neach was not wounded as has
been reported. The only injury he re-
,eived was a ball that struck his bel; and
glanced off
Gen. Oslesby passed through here this
morning, on his way home.
A dispatch just received from Padu.
cab, l4th, to Gen Tu,tlc, has the follow
ing from Smithland:
The Hazel Dell, just arrived from Ev.
ansville, was stopped at Evansville about
seven hours, by large force of guerril.
las. Mails, Triggers, goods, several sol
dlers and officers were taken prisoners
(Signed) OPERATOR.
CAIRO, Oct II.
1t is not true as has been reported,
that fosecrans is at Ripley. His, Ham
'lton's and Sispley's divisions have re.
turned to Corinsh. The praise Of Gen.
Rosecrans is in every mouth. Officers
and men in the battle Of Corinth cannot
Express their admiration of him. Said (
IN officer, He is always sober and always
t his post. He asks for Ettis RS, for
is fatigued men, and then the country
,ay look for something worthy Of grca,
'eneral aud valiant man. Christmas
viii find him shaking hands with Butler
t New Orleans" i
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FEDERAL, TAX.

Having been appointed Assessor OF Collection
District No >, State Of Iowa, comprising t,e
counties of Muscatinc. Scott. Clinton. J"f."s
Jackson. Linn and Cedar, | have fer c1nvcni-
ence. suhLiYidcd tn. district and Appointed
deputy assessors, rs follows, viz:
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h@ Drafting has commenced in .Bos-
ton. 2O0O are to be drafted. 1t is re,
ported, but doubted, that the rebels had
attacked Centrevil|c, Va.
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MANUFACTURE IN ANY STYLE ALL
ARTICLES OF FURNITURE

the best manner. He will also attend to repair
ing such articles as above mentioned, including
Instruments such "a
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Fu R N IT U R x!
-

THE SUBSCRIBER. having sascs the p-c..is.
i ses, can be fonnd a, the old stand of Wm
Bagley where he will keep a supply Of all articles
in is line, at LOWER FIGURES than the same
article can be bought for elsewhere. He is pre-.
pared to
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rA.A letter from Missouri, published

H-A letter from Missouri, published
in the Philadelphia Press, says:
81 was amused to see the almost apa-
thetic indifference with which the prcc.
lamstion was received. In conversation
with a Missourian of some considerable
informsiion, upon the subject, he remark
ed that great indiae-sses wee f.Ie in re-
gard to the whole subject While many
of the loyal men even denounced the
proclamation as untimely and wrong, yet
secessionists and all agreed that slavery
was dead in Missouri, and that the con.
vention were fools in not taking the
President at his offer Of compensated
emancipation. Practically, Missouri is
no longer slave State, and |, said he,
am not sorry; it his made fools Of US ALL
This gentleman, | afterwards knew, bad
been leading secessionist, but, as he
expressed it, had been "subjugated'
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. Ii

Ex'uov: Ow>lcy ,clcgraphs that the
rebels are in full retreat from Camp Dick
Robinson, and Buell. is in close pursu,
by order Of the War Department, Gen
jeff {: Davis has to-day been released
from close confinement, aud his limits
extended. He is, of course, still in Gus
toby. and will have his trial as soon as
possible.
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The rebels admit loss at Pcrryyire
90 Wednesday Of 800 killed and , 900
wounded. among whom are one general
officer and fourteen coloncls We have
about 1900 wounded at Perryvil,c.
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ITO FOR WILTON.
AKNf

I'VE SUBSCRIBER WILL. RUN AHACK
DAILY FROM Upton TO WILTON
mail 'a,h Having contracted to carry a daily
,. u, low rate, and having good teams he
nge, 70 receive good share Of patronage.
JOSEPH WALTERS.
VIM. ELLIOTT,
uoliCE OF THE PEACE, and General Col
T,.n .ecnhe Agent Office In the Post Oni.sI
w. io"A. In4v91
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PIANO PORTES,
MELODEONs.

Special attention vii be paid to the MANU-.
FAtlURE OF COfFINS, and every effor, VIII
be made to satisfy his patrons as to price anu
qualify.
All he Asks is n Fair Trial.
ns-In Brick Block south OF the Court House
square. o,.,,,
Upton, Oct sth, 't2. MARCUS BEACH,.
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1t is reported by private dispatch from
Louisville today, that a second battle
took place between Buelrs Federal army
and Bragg's rebels, at Perryville, on
Thursday. Bragg was badly whipped.
BueIFs victory is reported to be com-
pletc. 1t was desperate battle Losses
are heavy On both sides. Both armies
are believed to have been in full force.
But few particulars
, 1862-03-19

How the late special message Of President
Lincoln will strike the judgment Of Christen-
dom cannot be question. The Toronto
Globs, speaking from Canadian point Of
view, illustrates the enthusiasm with which
impartial observers receive it. We quotc
from the Gzobc:
"Tbis message will ::de Fe1op much greater
measure Of sympathy Tor the North than has
Hitherto been shown In Europe, and wAI also
aid the termination Of the war. The time tas
gone by when harui could be done in the bor-
der statcs By such proposition. The Union
is thoroughly re- established in Kentucky, Mis-
souri, MARYLAND, Delaware. and Western Vir-
ginia, ard Tennessee and Eastern Virginia will
soon be 1uiescent. Tic work of conso!ida-
tion has commenced, and Mr. Lincoln has eyi-
IDENTIFY come to the conclusion that it can only
be successfully accomplished by great move
mcnt for emancipation. lie has done the
night thing at the right moment, and nc may
eafcly add that he il The right man in the right
place If lie acccmplishcs the work tic Las
cut ont for himself; lie will raise himself to a
higher niche than any Of Ills conntrsmen
Even the fame Of Washington will fade before
the glorics of the man who brings freedom to
four millions OF slaveE."