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The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29
DR. Bakers Pain Panacea

Isc0mQosed entirely Of healing gums. and vegetable
oils aud herbs 1t Is perfectly safe for tie most
delicate to use. I ear most sincerely say that
have never known any, however delicate. TO be in
jured by il in the least. VIII continue tc ask the
afflicted, who have not used it, 10 fry it fer lie
following diseases. Ifthey are not satisfied VITA
its healing properties the money viii he cheeruly
refunded by the agent where the medicine IS for
sale.
If you have Pain ia tile Stan q or Bowels. tlva
dose of Pain Panacca internally, h1the externally
over the parts affected and you will at once restore
the proper action and relieve the pain.
Ifyou have a Bruise or Woaud. ha.Aeit well with
the Pain Panaeea loug times a day. Ii win relieve
the nain and take olt all the poison. and heal the
wound iua short time.
If you are suffering from Neu-al1ia or Rheumatic
Pains. apply the Pain Pau4cca freely. and take
dose OF lt internally morning. noon and night IL
will not only cuIe the pain, bat VIII remove the
cause %, the disease
II You have the Dyspepsia. and yogr food dis-
teS>eS your stomach after eating, take dose OF
Pain Panacea after each meal
Ii You have CankeTed or Sore mouth or Throat
apply the Pain Panacea To the affected parts and
gargle the mouth OF throat three or four times
day.
if you have the Diauhoaa, or a relaxed state Of
the bowels. take few doses of Pain Panacea, and
they viii soon be restored. II you have painful!
swelling. batbe the parts freely, and you viii soon
relieve the pain, and the swelling VIII be reduced.
If you have a severe ta0thache apply the Pain
Panacea on piece Of cotton. and battle The gum at
the same time; it viii stop the pain instantly.
If yen have 4 pain in tie Breast Side. Back or
Kidneys. hathe the parts affected morning and
night at the same time take a dose Of Panacea
internally.
If Mother has a Cakcd Breast, apply the
Pain Panacea as hot as it can be borne.
II You feel chilly or cola as though you were 60
ing to have fever, take dose Of Panacea.
1t yon have a wound, cut, or gals on your horse,
apply the Pain Panacea; it will take cut all the
Inflammation, and heal the sore in n short time
Sold by all the principal druggists, and bv
BEDiNGTON u co. A. cents
4I6 and 4lS Front street san Francisco
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RIcH placers of heavy gold have been dis
covered at Chimney Peak, about forty miles
below La Paz, Lower California
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SCOVILL'S
SARSAPARILLA,
AND
STILLINGIA,
....OR.-.
BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP.

IT Is HEREBY RECOMMENDED BY PHYSI-
II clans to cure the following diseases having their
origin in a dlserdcred state Of the blood
Canker. Ulcerat.9ns and Enlargement Of the joints
Cuncerous Tumors. ErysipeIas, Kings Evil. s.
Anthony Fire White swelliags Obstinate Erup-
tions. Timples on the Face, Rheumatism, Bloteh-
e, Poscules, Dyspepsia, etc; spyhiiitic and Mer-
curial Affections are cured; Chiorosis or o5struc-
ton in Females: Leacorrhea or whites are re
lieyed by the use Of this Medicine.
The medical properties of SarsaparilIa IN con
junction with >tiIngis are vel known BY all med
zeal men 10 le the best 1mp1gnd ever vet disc1v-
cred 70 cleanse and purify the blood and eradicate
all hum0rs from the blood.
We have given the recipe to most physicians III
the country, that they may know what they are
using and VIII continue 70 send it by mail @ those
de>irous of knowing the inz redieuts entering into
its composition that they nay UTe>cfl~r u ID iAeif
practice.
refneie. far car1ur all diseases arising from lnpu-
rites of the blood or diseased matter l1rA1 10 the
system.
sauaria vii testify 70 its remarkable effect IN re-
-7rin- all f-9nurit7a- from the blood. giving tore
and vir9r 70 The whole human frame, and restoring
healthy action 10 al the functions Cd the tauv.
The testimonials received iu it- favor from many
members Of the Medical Faculty. would were we to
publish them, FIJI a large volume
It j. prepared under the supervision Of one Of the
oldest and best practiced chemists in the country.
(Mr ". ;. Merrill, Cincnnat) 50 as % insure
uniformity Of composition and purity IN all the IL
gredients.
As a spring remedy. 70 purify and cleanse the
blood, leaving i free from al hGnors and imrufi-
tee, we assert Win confidence there is 10 better
remedy.
sold by all druggists. and 6y
REDINGTON CO-Agents.
4l5 and rs Front street san Francisco.
To whom al srde-s should ne addressed.
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MEDIC
SANDFORD'S
LIVER lNTiG0RAT0R !
NEVER DEBILlTATES

II Is compounded entirely from GUNS, and has
become an established fact, Standard Medicine
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DR.. VIM. HALLS
BALSA}I FOR THE LUNGS
Consumption 8sttaa. NJ Slrt-ts. Spif'jag
Boa1 Colds Coz CHS, iun-s Peig
"a tss SIDE aad ol Diseases
oftlr ItngS.

DR.. Wm. Halls Ba,sam for the Iunss. in al
cases. gives the best a satisfaction.
Dr.wm. Halls BalSsm forthe Lungs has wrought
more cures since is iHtrodactou than any other
cough medicine.
Dr.wm, Halls Balsam Ter ;lc Lungs is endorsed
by your leading physicians as thc safest and best
remedy now before the public
Or. Wn. Halls Balsam Cor :he Lungs IS safe 70
use among children and yot powerful IN cases Of
chronic pulmonary diseases
Dr. Wm. Hairs Balsam for the LGuSS brings lis
certificates almost daily os lis wonderful, cures in
all parts Of the country.
The more striking proof c iae intrinsic worth
and excellence Of Dr. VIM. Hairs Ba,sam for the
Lungs. is shown in the rapidity with wn.on it he
comes general .avorite with tie people. There IS
nothing Of a similar nature hut what is soon east
into the shade when the BalSam has been thor
oughly tested. Tie agents ioI It's sale, tie country
over. IN ordering new supplies are very enthusiast
tic in its favor, saying: II is just the thing: it
acts Ike charm It's effects aye irsiv magical,
The purchaser should he very particular % a,k
for. and take none lon, DIR WILLIAM HALLS
BAI.SAM FOR THE LUNGS which is warranted
TO give satisfaction or the money returned.
For sale by all druggists, and by
REDlNGTON & CO.
Sole Agents.
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The CHINESE REPREsENTATIyE.-The Hon.
Mr.. Perkins after an absence Of some three
months. has again appeared among his celes-
tial friends, wearing the same Nankin vest
slightly faded from light yellow to faded
green-which adorned his manly bosom at the
time when he stood on his heels defending the
rights of the intelligent, conscientious sons of
the Flowery Kingdom in the Senate. 1t is
said that deputation of his moon-eyed admi-
rers waited upon him at the steamer and escort
ed him to the classic precincts of Dupont street,
where highly scented collection awaited him.
Chow chow. vans, roasted birds nests, and
other delcacies of the season were served up in
great profusion. and the yellow breasted little
Senator was made TO feel quite at home. The
Chinese question will be warmly advocated by
Mr.. Perkins this Winter, as be has fortified
himself with additional testimonials Of the
worth of Chinese manufactures.
San Jose Tribune.
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ALSO.
SandfOrd's Family Calhartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Negetable Extracts
ALSO

And put in glass cases, air tight, and will keep
The weekly Butte record., 1862-11-29


ing their teStomoay IN IL favor.
Mix water in the mouth with the Invisorator and
swallow both together.
PRICE. ONE DOLLAR PER Bottle
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BUssBY-The immortal Jack Bunsby was
g q man as could give an opinion as was an
opinion IF so be-" qloth the Captain,
L" that are brig has gone down, why she's gone
down; but If so be that are brig hasn't gone
down why she's atioat somewberes-"
The mantle Of Buu.by has fallen upon the
editor OF the Sacramento Union. II" says
be, Lee has hurled his army on Burnside We
have met with disaster, but If not our army
is yet safe, and if Burnside has whipped Lee,
We have by this time gained victory"
We believe Bunsby No. has guessed it
about right Union Advocate.
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Cox Mason was shot dead in the street, at
Carson City, Nevada Territory, on the night
of the 23d inst, and robbed of watch aud
$3.50 in money. Several persons have been
arrested on suspicion Of completely
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sole Agents.
4l6 ana tlS Front street san Francisco.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
NUMBER 254.
CUB out de hymn before de service com

mence?r
Order in the ranks" says Capt. Bob
shorty, with some asperity, "Attention
Company l-Order arms ~
Fhe troops did this very well, nv boy.
the muskets coming down at intervals If
three minutes, bringing each mans can
WIN them, and-PointinG so regularly 10 nil
points OF the compass. that no foe could
possibly approach from any direction with
out running on nnyonet
Excellent y says Captain Bob Shorty.
with enthusiasm. "Only, Mr.. Rhett, YOU
needn't bold your gun quite 40 much like
a hoe. Garry Arms ~
Here Mr.. Dana stepped out from ,t.
ranks. and says he, "Carrie who, mars'r p
"Go to the rear says Captain Bob
Shorty, Indignantly. ''Present Arms -
bayonet into the next mans side, nv bov.
the troops did it very we'll.
"SPlendid l. says Captain Bob Shorty.
"ShoulGer Arms Eyes right double
quick, march! On to Eichmona!"
The troops obeyed the order, INV buv
and haven't been seen since. Perhaps
they're going yet, my boy.
Company Three, Regiment 8, Mackerel
Brigade, started for an advance on Rich.
mond yesterday, Anl bya forced march got
within three miles of it. Another marcl,
brought them within five miles of the place;
and the last dispatch stated that they had
but ten miles to go before reaching the
rebel capital.
Military travel, my boy, is like the rail-
road ut the West, where they had to max.
chalk marks on the track to see which way
tue train was going.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
FROM sH1ELDs' DIVISION.
Correspondents cincinnati rlmes.l

CATLITT's STATION, VA, NAV l8.
With the first brigade OF Shields dtyis-
ion left the banks of the Rappahauuock
yesterday, continuing the march eastward
". AS has been the case every dav since
the march, there was a provoking delay
which frustrated the anticipated advanta.
ges OF an early start. The general order
commanded the second brigade to take the
advance. the first brigade the center, and
the third brigade the left. The artillery,
which was to have been protected by the
third brigade, was placed in the rear of
the first brigade
After We get under way, it WAS tliscov-
cred that the third brigade was eight or ten
miles ahead, with no prospect of being
overtaken. Gen. Kimball had, therefore,
to change his entire column, which caused
a delay of two hours. We moved at six
O'Clock, and commenced marching between
eight aud nine, having lost entirely the cool
of tho morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
SadllIes. Harness, trunks &c
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL.

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
\. SHEPPARD No.15I Main Street, corner
Union, will continue to keep on hand alRrSeHnd
s1hplete assortment of all nTtclesn his line consist
as Of Ladies' and 0entlemet'a Saddles Fines CnAree
HAEness Trunks, YRlices, Carpet Bags, sStcheS,CSi
iAra, Hames, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention to my stock, and
trust y strict attention and prOmptness, to merit
continuance of the public patronage
Allkinds of repairing promptly done, and In pro
per mBnner. J. d. SHEPPARD.
sep2O SO 1Sl, Main Street
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
PROCLAMATION

The Union uen of the south are hereby
informed that the United States of America
has reasserted hisself, and will shortly
open bar--oom in Paris. Also, cigars
and other necessaries of life.
By order ,F
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
CARH0N OF
Savings Bank Of Wheeling,

0Sos, Natu-St., bet.Oeen GoarOe Gmd U"io".
MONEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT DEPOSIT
vi Interest paid ON Special Deposits. Collections
promptly attended to. Exchange the East bought
aRd sold. TII0S. II. LIST, President.
SAM'LP IILDRETH, Treasurer. j1nl4-bg.
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RIe Ia Letter from the Mack.
ero1 Brigade


EDIToR T. T.-Reioice with me. my bov,
that have got back my gothic steed, Peg
aSus, from the Government chap who bor-
rOwed him for desk. The splendid
architectural animal has just enough slant
from his backbone to his hips to make a
capital desk, my boy aud then his tail is
SO handy to wipe pens on. In a moment
of thirst he swallowed bottle of ink, and
some fears were entertained for his life I:
bat gross of steel pens and ream of
blooting paper, Immediately administered
caused him to come out all write, In a
gothic sense, my boy, the charger contin-
ues to produce architectural Illusions. He
was standing on hill side the other day,
with his rear-elevation toward the spects
tors, his head up and ears touching at the
top, when chSP, who has been made
plous by frequent conversation with the
contrabands, noticed him afar of, and
says he to soldier, "what church is that
behOld in the distance, nv felIow.woru1
OF the dust?" The military veteran look.
ed, and says he, ait does look like a
church; but it's only n animated hayrack
belonging to the cavalry"
vi see, says the piOus chap, moving on;
"the beast looks like church, because
he's been accustomed to steeple-chases. :"
have also much satisfaction iu the So
ciety of my dog, Bologna, my bow, who
has already become so attached to me that
believe he would defend me against any
amount of meat. like the Old Guard Of
France, he's always around the bony parts
thrown; and like a bon UirGnt, is much Civ
en- to whining after his dinner.
The last time was ut Paris, nv Gov.
this interesting animal made good break
fast off the calves of the General of the
Mackerel Brigadiers legs, causing that
great strategic"l commander to issue
enough oaths for the whole Southern Con.
federacy. "Thnnder!" says the General.
at the conclusion OF his cnrsory remarks.
'I shall have the hydrophObia and bite
somebody. It's my opinion" Gays the
General, hastily licking few grains OIL
sugar from the spoon he was holding at
the time: ''lts my opinion, that shall go
raoid AS soon as see water"
"Then you're perfectly safe, my con-
Qnering bero,' says "for when you see
water, the Atlantic ocean will be principal
" composed of brandy pale"
Speaking of Paris, it pains me. my boy,
to say, that Captain William BrOwn's prO.
clamation for the conciliation of Southern
Union men has been repudiated by the
General OF the Mackerel Brigade. "Thun-
der y says the General, taking \ cork from
his pocket in mistake for ~ watch.kev.
"Its against the Constitution to open u bar
so far away from where Congress sits. ~
and he at once issued the following
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

Whereas, There appears in the public
prints what presumptuously pretends to
be a proclamation of Captain William
Brown, Eskevire, in ths words following
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
A Card % Merchants

BSrTIMoRE, March 24th, 1862
WR have now In store, (and shall coptJnps IN
w receive additions almost daily, durinU H.,
season. = SUPERIOR STOCK Of STAPLE a PSNTY
DH- GOODs. adapted TO SPRING and sUMNEit
SALES, to which we Invite attention
our long experience in business enables us To a.
Ioet our stock with ESPECIAL REFERENCE to Tie
wants OF the COUNTRY TRADE: and pnrchSsinp
as We do, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH We can snS.
compete with houses In this any other
We have taken advantage ot the REGENT DE.
CLINE In most kinds Of Dry Goods; and our stork
now comprises IineH OF FRESH AND SPA sON A nj =
goods, ut prices AS LOW as can be named by sn y
% "ther mousse Our terms are CASH, or Six months
e'e''' LOT negotiable paper payable with eXchGnge
MILLER. CLOUD & MILLEK.
No. $50 Baltimore, and 44 Gornan ST.,
"n%N-ih Baltimore, Nd.
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SPECIAL N0TIcEs Double the above rates.
d,ns 4, tT Advertising on reasonable terms aeeor.
"a M transient persons or straue
- e eness Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per YEAR
oL orb 81 Tor SIX months bnt for shorter period nofbIn
WILL he counted less than a square
The privilege of Annual Advertising ID IIrrtt.d -,
he Advertisers own Immediate business: and all
rSS for the benefit of other prisons NS
auction sales and real estate sent in bv fhST
be paid for at the usual rates '''S'' H'N'
N, acknowledgements not accompanied with writte,
directions. will be inserted until forbid ami chare
accordingly. ''H"N A Guar Seu
cases at full rates S''' ss' 'i ''''
Marriages, NOtlcesOf Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, SO cents each. nonTiI-'SS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
9atlg gntelltoeutrt
TERDIs OF ADvERTIsING.

C6ELVESoLlD Inns OF NoNPAREII, (oR OSE IsoE .1os
LESS, MAXI a SoUARE
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

The two brigades, with their trains, made
"a procession some eight or ten miles long,
and it was a long time marching through
Warrentou. The sidewalks and fences
were crowded with colored people, while
the white folks looked on leisurely from
their balconies and parlor windows. Al.
though the dispIay-the greatest the coun-
ty town has ever witnessed-couldn not have
been agreeable, they evidently admired the.
imposing scene.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
CAPr. WILLIAM BaowX, Esxsytas.

And whereas, the same is producing
much excitement among those members
of the Border States who would prefer
that such bAr-room should he nearer
Washington in case of sickness. There
fore, l, General of the Mackerel Brigade,
do proclaim and declare that the MAckerel
Brigade cannot stand this sort of thing,
and that neither Captain William Brown,
nor any other commander, has been Au-
thorized to declare free lunch, either by
Implication or otherwise, in any State;
much less in q state of intoxication, Of
which there are several.
To persons in this State, now, earnest
Is appeal. do not argue ! beseech you
TO mix your own liquors. You cannot, If
you would, be blind to the signs OF the
times when such opportunity is offered to
see double. beg of you calm consider-
alton of them (siGns.) ranging it may be,
above personal liquor establishments.-
The change you will receive after purcha
sing your materials will come gently as the
dews from heaven-not rending nor
wrecking anything. Will you not embrace
me? May the extensive future not have to
Lament that you have not neglected to do
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ours respectfully, The
GENERAL OF tbs MAcKEREL nRIdADR.
[Green seal.
When William read this conservative
proclamation, my boy, he looked thouQ hit.
fully into recently occupied tumbler for
few moments, and then says he ast
"There's some intelleCk in that. The
general covers the whole ground. All Z"
says William, preparing in dreamy man
ner, to wash out the tumbler With some-
thing from decanter. "the general so
completely covers the whole ground some
times, that the police departmink is re-
quired to clear it.'
believe him, my boy
The intelligent and reliable contrabands.
my boy, who have come into Paris from
time TO time, with valuable news concern.
Ing the recent movement not taking place
In the Southern Confederacy, were formed
lately, by William into military company,
called the Sambory Guard, Captain Rob
Shorty being deputed to drill them In the
coIOred manual of arms. They were
dressed in flaming red breeches aud black
coats, my boy, aud each chaotic chap Look
ed like section of stove pipe walking
about on two redisheS.
attended the first drill, my boy, and
found the oppressed Africans standing 10
nne aooat as regularas SO many trees in a
maple swamp.
Captain Rob Shorty WHIPPED out his
sleepless sword, Strengthened it on a log,
stepped to the front, and was just about to
give the first order, when, suddenly, he
started, threw up his nose, aud stood par
alyzed.
What's the matter, my blue and gilt3n
De stood like one in dream. and says
j" Pears to me smell something"
.'Ies, says j; It's the sccnt of The ro-
ses that hangs round it still"
"rrue," says Capt Bob Shorty, recov-
ering, sit does smell like cent; aud I
haven't seen a cent of my pay for such n
long time, that the novelty of the odo:
knocked me. Attention. companyp
Only hye of the troops were enough
Startled BY this sudden order, my boy, to
drop their guns. and only four stopped
down TO tie their shoes. One very reliA-
BILE centraband left the ranks, and says be
eaars't, hGdn't Brudder Rhett better
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28

which, all through Virginia, is as good as
gold. In this way has the naughty Virginia
chivalry found its level. .Iu their effort to
destroy the Union, they hayC brought de.
structiOn on their own heads. Agriculture
has been brought 10 a stand-stiIi, and the
country seems 10 have been stripped of all
kinds of stock
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-28
THE
OFFICIAL WAR MAP.
Hazards Railroad Il Military Man
OF THE SOUTHERN sTaTHS

IHOM the nIos' authentic Rourceu and the CoRst
n surveys, engraved Ia the Finest STYLE at Ma,
aAklhg IL gives so receEt and such valuable ia u
concerning all the Railruads, that The War Depart
distributed ONE THOUSAND COFIES among H.
"enerals and ColouelE Of the Army.
-, - u Il THE ONLY MAP that l. authorized "a IY
ElClAlt II Is the most Reliable and Aulhsntie rnI
from it+ barge size,-j2 by IS inChss-shows at q
Eisnce Tie Principal Places, and all the Strategy,
Importance of it to his movements.
dBIEAUTlEULIH COLORED. PRICE ONLY ONE
iI. NJ to compete with inferior maps. In Ci.r!r
SIHseo LOU Dissected and Mounted on Muslin S2E,,
Monnten on Muslin. with Rollers. and Y mi he'd
SS'''' Sent Free by Mall on receipt Of PRICE
WILLIS =. HAZARD,
No. ~ Chestnut Street. PhiladeIIhiN
43,sAs e As every Intelligent man wants THE BEST
rapidly by ellng. this - my
receive copy by Mail. m s6-s,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-07-31
A Battle in Arkansas.

a Cairo despatch says messenger in
from Col Daniels headquarters, near
Scattervillc, Arkansas. brings dispatches
containing an account of fight about two
miles south of that place between detach-
ment OF the 1st Wisconsin cavalry. under
Col. Daniels, and rebel force of ninety
men, under Capt. Allen. The affair took
place on Thursday, the 10th inst. The at
tack wasmale by our men, who put the en-
envy to flight in. a few minutes. killing five.
wounding fourteen, taking twelve prison
ers. thirty-fve guns and thirteen horses.
The balance of the rebels fed in all direc-
tions. and were being closely pursued By
our troops, who no doubt baggcd nearly
the whole gang. The citizens in that Vi
entity feel considerably relieved since the
arrival of the 1st Wisconsin, and seem de-
sirous of rendering every possible aid in
driving away the lawless bands of plunder-
ers and murders infesting those parts
Colonel Daniels believes that he can rid
the State of them. He is one Of those who
believe in handling traitors without gloves.
and has done a good work for the Union
men in Southern Missouri and Arkansas.