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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-20

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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-20

i am cold, she said. and rising from
the chair in which she had seated herself.
she approached the fireplace and bent as il
to warm her self by the half extinguished
brands. The dealar always cold,' she
murmurcd.
.Heavensr exclaimed Ralph. You are no,
dead; but. dead or living. you are beauti.
fillmore beautiful than any living wo-
man--and love you IS on the lay / first
saw you
The dead are never loved she repeated
nournfully- -
'Bnt you are not dead. The limbs oil
the dead are rigid; the flesh corrupt; they
are insensible: they cannot walk: they
cannot speak. You are not dead--it is i'm
possible
i am dead repeated Fnlmen. in tone oil
authority, which admitted Of no question
dead and yet / suffer-
You sufferp the Earl exclaimed.
Yes. Because / died with q guilty
thought in my heart. remember the ball
where met you. It was earthly love.
not penitence. that engrossed my last
hours. Yet. if you who are alive can love
me still, God will perhaps pardon me. and
l shall suffer no longer,
L do love you. cried Ralph gazing
at the yeung girl. beautiful in her sadness
Yet secret voice within him said. All il
she were only alive!
A pale emile passed over the face Of the
phantom. II rose and advanced towards
him. Ralph involuntary shrank back q
| it's approach.
'Yon see.' she said mouTnfully. 1T is al.
ways so. The living fear the dead
No. no. said he. eagerly. Ashamed oil
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-02-20

in which they do not give prompt relief and. Of admins
tered before the very citadel ofc has beer inyadcdl e
feet painless and ferfccs cure.
Bear in mind that the SCANDISAYIAN VEGETABLE
BLOOD PILLS endorsed 10y the experience of bous-
ands Of living witnesses who. in letters adavs medical
works. and by word of mouth, proclaim them the
very best preparation Of the kind offered fle broken
down victims Of ill-heafh They hunt disease through
and organ Of the SYSTEM cxpel il thor
ougllly and permanently.
No doubt their superiority acr one single trial
they are not only BETTER but in fact cheaper than any
other Pills. for 1t takes less number of them produce
better effect.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier 81
per bottle, or s. per half dozen. OF the Scandinavian
Vegetable Blood Pills IS cents per box, boxes for 81
Reed Dr. Robacks Special Notices and Certificates,
published conspicuous part of this Paper
time
Dr. Robacks Medical Almanac and Family Adviser
containing variety of Interesting and valuable
Medical nformation be had gratis of any OF his
Agents tlroughoufthc country.
In difficult complicated Cases. DR.. Ioback may be
consulted personally by letter enclosing stamp
the reply.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-31
Musndrti9es lIttbetl i6er unfere
~ N3rteQ$fnbrMllQ. : ..

Infer ben psrf6ieten}n urtbetlep, bic
,pir In nsr auSrpdrtisen Yrefe iber unittt
84eaefdhtanaE atletfff batri,Iiit ffints+
6o6 ben Ndeel te1er auf rsn &opf trifft,
ole In n btr 9on6on rEimes" enibalte,
ines. Dtsf.lbe ldrsitt: Der Wutb unr
RE Auspautr psr Greimtufa.n (st lbtr
|aQes 9ob erbaben, uno .6e btelten St1a'
paatn unit GntbebrunpeH aus, tpel8sn f&
teint .uropdifde Nrmee obne Rtpol
te untermsrf.n m1roe, unb lie tbdten rit>
les. neil de lol&e Dinee ols uu3ertrenn'
LID pom &risse betra&teten uno fttne
9 o:rflelluna bdtten, pa6 ber
[ oaoou auf 3s d.
nun a. ter unwtflenbett uno
Na 9ld1fiefsit tbrsr @enerd<
unootr S.&urferet offsieqtr
@.lomader 'Beitet rptreen {o1te. 6un'
perte nuroen pur& bic unwi0snbsit orer
Betrunfenbeit lnan@er @ensrdls eeopfsrt.
Otglet1 Gllfft 1no Gifrntabnen bie pfGt
an Sen. Me@lsqan's Nrmse rti&teu. tdt'
ten np9 9an3e Dtpifonen mebrere Sag.
iblntttsinanntt tfint dnbtre gfabrane &C.,
bait, ols ttrpae- -slenp,s S&fbrop unb
nod idte@teren Rafee. mtbrere Iape
lang bdttsn Ge ni@t cine lln3e Gteil@ b.,
tou.msn, 'uno tpsnn ile lol@es b1dmsn, lo
iet ee ttur Defalsenss Mneatil&. Or
&5rrtiponomt meint. @tn. Me@lsQan
,peree tefnen anoern An9tif auf Rt6mono
paeen. lonoern hos ,,,sbr N@ere Wittel
puraisben. Ole onf5perirttn aus;ubunestn.
.Deuise unisrsr 2efer usroen anasbtn,
jebss @ort, baa BIER edaatif, 3u unters
f&reit.n. DE nnwidenbstt. uno llnfdbies
feit Der @enerdleaiR bier tu eanee IN ein
iol9.s @Yfem sebra&t, oab pieielben In
ben'b6&fen potenaen ssrbunosn
NIT d@t Tnqaaf'i@n -Reno nmiferd unp
8tfpoint'i&.r .@roemanni&aft7 uufeb!.
tat, ,ptnn,nu@ db.r tt2d&tn 9aufenptr
nuslos unt fresen.ll& seopferisr gdraer
uno User Niererla9en, III oen b6&ftfn MI
lttdEE@fn Gbren flbreu, unb pie 'llnpii'
lenbsit bet Nannfdaft ,ibsr BE llnwi0ens
,teit unp !lnfdbisfttt ibrst 9osesfesten II
pie Gueae tbrer4 y aasbauer sunp itrer @e<
bulb. Sur In Besif6une auf 1eglsqau's .
E9eotnwdrtiae pldue= u.5@ten nil. .etwae
| BON. .bfr :anf9t bsr3 q .Gtmts" abpsi&M.
In einen AnatifF auf Ri@ulohb .fpiYo ttr,
! ifelbf, alsrbin9s nt1t btnieu, abr .aus, 81
nm ,aaas aubern lgruube ale.. bsu, vau
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-31
2Sas ber Gun9reR 8etba,,, nnb
=" . iitetti aetba,t bit.

Wae btr 9on1rs6 tpcbrenb istner leg
ten SiSuns aelban bat, lisl't mon jebt in
aasn Bsd,ttrn; rpas Il absr ni&t aetban,
b. ). uerf du m t.-bat,. eardber b6rt man
msnie. Bor unsefdbr ia 1asen batsn
pir tin 9erlei&nib Der rou psmft'ten
palfrttu mi&ttaRen Bias eepsben, uno in
p.n leBt.n Nuu,n1ern unferss Blattss tn
au6fatrli&tr H8t1prt&urS rtmfeibsn fete
fpssndhnte GonFstations. uno Gmdaei'
pattonS6iQ &bin3uBeflot. BsrfsnI NIT nun
pasteeH eiusn furasn BTd auf rtt g en-
b IN bss &onsr0es. u ,pissen reren in I
aue 8ttrishfe ptNsIben auf.
@ie fornte Der @onersb ttner
3ttt .li&ptrtaa'tn, "a eieunt'
3 Il iHhber 9efd:krlt d fea une
F6tbrobltb'iten Critic lttAt.
L.. ID zine eurepdiihe Salsrpsntioa; tttsit
Mbt, ibt oas Wrab au: osdben z Bie
tonntf rerlslbe jenen 'unfdbissn Quadlal
bstn, In rersn 6dnte 6er Qinecln nit
Efetntr Armtnffrdtfon' esfalsn IT, pem
Gaaed, bsm e@lelan, 1ten Sectt ben
patienten anbetrausn? Mue Gin FuHe
modem fi6' !aeltenp, um BE. Union unp
F tteRspublirbutd gompromlF aao79 79ilas
petfl' III psraifenA Afaft -batfn -(hun rif
'n6rplidtn, 8errdiber has @oubstntme.,t
IN Hdnesn, une su ebsn eisler 3.it b.ben
pte7 Derttettr bts 2ancss ben Bolfsratb
aut um ',ubault ild tss 4tbens 3u ftsuen.
nattptn, 'as aupor 5errn eintolnj'esm
]dwaden pno l&manfsnrsn 5srrn Sin I,
coin auf 5 Wonate louptraine' @swalt,
Ole @ewa1t, tte pi&ii11sn gei&ldl1e oee
@onsftnts'su ;tepesrfr IL eh} in 5dnoen
psle9t babsn. Dtnn etse III offsnbar Die
:Bscsutun9 Der tn Isbter 5tunps ss.flm' ,
u,tltsn io9tpannten@ @onfseationsbiQ, wsI'
'&e, In jbrer iebipen Gorm ;eie @onfaeation
pon Heb,Qenei0snlbun.. DE Greilonuna
unp' @frwsnpunB Der Sflaptn in Rritas
~. 9ant BON ben Stimmuneen ~unb benz
uerl6bnlt&en ooer sednsajsten 3srpn Gin
jestns abbdnNs: ma&t u,
!. @Sn ricler @erRdmmeluno Der @onf5'
,eattonsbia liest:, bic -apeite 6aupfdnee
,brs @ouWe0ss, wslasr,' anfalt etelelbe
tine.: 3wette N,b ftm,
muna1au md@s(es au:trbeb.sn /,
,6&,in unmarpiaer Bsi(s pom etnem &c.
amtsn l&ulmtilsrn lief, etr 9urin aui
15@titt:itiet, pab ct cte Sage Der &epub|it
nttt feant, unb pub er eenen am liebfsn
trout; Die ibm am meiiten @meiaslp- -
DE @onfaeationSs unp Gman3ipatcns.
Bia, Die wi6tisfe 8srflaun9 res Com
arelles, Die alIeiuioe MoBnebmuaA relel:
ben. ruel6e :auf cine llntererddune Der
Reteaien uno%auf ote, &etlune Ger Re=
publif , ixtft btnsielts> IL ramit eiAent
LID annulltrt. Deun wsr wiu i'm Grnlt
alauben. pnb pas ,,eele 6ers" 2ineoIn'e
afi1atten mirn4 pielelbe ass9sn bic .,osrirr
ten, Brlper" In Nnweneuno su brtnasn ?
,6rr y}ncoln ii isBt our@ zen @on9rsb
mebr ale> Dietoter, u il Dictator une
Wppar& 3u9let&. Seott, 6autd une
SIC @lsQan. 6no aber feline Beratbsr une
9etter. Nad , Wou a,tsu tritt Der Cons
arse pirrtr auiammen.. Rann: Ct eonn
feline @inpen wieosr 9ut MAIDEN Wro
panH ni&l bsrvitS eos @obl ose 4anpes
esr: pelitN Der st@fsnafaa'sn eseWsrt fsin ?
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-31

ru .Iimss"- lanssastsnsn. Me0Isllan
Redt ndmli6 In er Daae uqo nu. .unisre
&anonsnboote binrsrten Den Usinp am
3ulangsn. Gs banrelt lt sben jsst nu1
rarun, tbn bsrausaubrinSen, unp r!sb 1T
Ersr, 3wed Der Spnationsn rse pcpelten
Wrm,seorpe. ScbaIo riss Bslunssn H.
erR rann fam man rpiecer. Dem IJs'nps
au Osfaasn, NIT Nusbunssrn u. S&anj'
sraben eroben. -.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-31
,u a,u,n. Etnff,r nit fsin.m -tS&a.n zgsr,
irousn b.lihsntte unp pom 3olfe 800, 900


5Mann ht6st Gruppeh ps,lana,s. um III
.eben l,ntn; ;UsnsrdIen in ets 6dnre iu 9e
ben, "a o,rlor pas @oltrfs 1ss,iRruna
Den Mutb,unD NIT efslth Ieirr ou& esu
palrio,is mus. Us ueisob IN rielst Stun'
ps or Nplb ~ reeen,ju Yet!angsn. Au
asbieIen. ss Aei9n. tas 70 ntdt louusruin
war, niatIouse1atn au fslh ttteisre 70
aeisis. eadss 0& niat lu belfsn uuete
nadesm q fsin 8ertrausn duf stn CIR.
fen eineoju aeiduidt fab.
Das g{alt jdrsist,, Ntst rderene .e
l6msiot, fbm poIilitsr unp Dsmasopsn
unp Qompromiblsr unp prs0e itr f6anp'
polle5 fr.ibsn fort. teiueoln if rr
@sftierte. 2ineoln BEL, r,6Ar, lsIiR In isi
ner a,6blen ;Bloee une Afn1utb, in e.
uolItsn .Maniiefalion leinsr 9lutbluaa'
feit. D,r(aun n,lunaen psr en- aulammsns
+sstr9mmelt. nm ruttt ZEN .Wlimmsr sini
au Dulars Soleatsn fir sincu We3IsI:
Ian unp sipsn 6allfd ,u tuuf.n. Secst
Blrer idbltrie 5,bma@ foldsn Dan
osls. (rltu Mufjd1e, iebt. rae rus Gam
mil lsinen Gr4bsiisn au Wtunee atrih,n
il, 100 MID, pif. Arniniitroiion cine an
rere YoIi,it st,tdldat." Atr ee etl9aen
.6cde ls-ett linton uno far Vineo|n, u
anau,t rem MdiIrentsn freimltbia III
Wlnlhe urp rtn Diusn rss @oIfts in
9ddIl0sn tunb au o'bsn, 0itt man ibr,
III Dem cas 8ov (ein 9ettrauen uerlorsn,
1s,s Don Neutm 6ffsn'li&e @ertrausne*
po,sn. Dis lopte Ger BON S&msi&Isrn
unp- 6psihsuednn uanrinpte 9iueoln ni&t
alaubsn. ecb sI.in 6alboon iti, rob rae
Yolf !onSe. we1n q pfsifs? -:
!. Nbsr man table cebbalt Mot Qineoln ;
cas Bolt hrifft nfr IoosL
Das @olt n lin udm aneiafsit asfausn
uno bat fa rutd yo'itif'r unp @smtsr,
jdesr auf (sins ID pofen sin]aldfs1n la0tn;
,Dis esfibrIiARsn Nr1dtt,r an unfsum
9anre nnp hidt piF. mslde in 8of
ien. eesen uns feben,, lonrsrn bitjentsen
1npses> msI&t5ra Voit tim fstns Sou
otrainsiit bstraesn uno pemielten tnrt:
1eft rie BaHsn aus BEN 6dnren enlwin'
pen. nit rsnen olletn Ge ne 9rrdIber
usrniatsn unotlbr Grsibsftsn fd srbalt.n
f6nnen.
100000 W@nn wreen fi& nidt frets
10 illia rsm baa'd uno hem VIC egIeuan
,ur 9srfagung itsuen. eineoln rnenne
fdb1ae @enerhe uno Qe1nnunQStd&lia'
Wsnsrdle, 9ipeoln srttdrs Ger Sfluusrei
rem Iop uni Erem 0erraib idonunaelofe
8a@s, uno kline sanss Million Mann
'1sbt i'm Gelrt.
Nme 1rupptu Gno n1'bia. Dus Idup'
net Nismonc. @os ndssu 'abr nsue
lruppsn un!sr iolden @ensrdlen 81.
ael uno s Hemont ltnp Die Bubl zee
0oltse, nos dtsr ros Volf rpia. pas miu
Ger YrdiluentInidt. @ae {ou raroue
msrrsn? Das Bclf u.rrisnt (tin Sdid.
fa1. Darum ba1 Is fsine Soup.rointtd'
Don Gd aewcr b.; marum in FRUIT es nidt
ieins Beamts 4no lfener?
2inecln mi III da fdasn, ionter 3wd
1d. Aber Wnrolb, 5dmei6sld unr
9oltsunmiinsbfei' |d6' ibn I'm Dunis|n
umbertoppen.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-31
Oae Splf ermanme fidb unb rebe

Sn @albiaaton re9nst mon nit 81
ffmmtbeit rarauk pab Die 800. .O00Wupn
hkusr Truppen unttr Wafsn fsbeu mers
rem fat nod bepor man :Ge n5lbia bat.
So rpsnia fennt ,.Olp @be" rie g tim
munA res eanpee. iYon (sinsr anfaneli:
&sn @&a@ternbti iFter curd @suisbune
unp @&mei@tist su elmer SdTiian3 AZ
lan9t, in rer It Sneint, edb rae 8o1f
tlinplines iertm feiner @infs folaen wtr
RI. limb ME {rlltee niht2 6at rod
cas amsrifanii@e 8olf f6 isItit uno fem
Ssltf1ue1trauen unp isins 8erfa0ung uno
@6&i&tt 10 iebr psrIorsn unp psros1sn.
| uaB tS. no wi&ti9ere Gruaen porlisQtn.
als BE Nominirun9 unos Grmdbluna t.
nee. Yurififdnpipoten, In. unmiinr ioen
l1ntsr,banentbun1 .,naG oten" blidt unr
,,pon pbsn", ,. B. BON .,Slp Mbe" au.e
9sil erwartet.
5eit Musbruh bitter NsttlIion bat bas
Bolt ree RorrtnS in 6errn 9ineoln einen
Sel6fb.rr(der hetro@tet uHe eit -potih'
(&sn Yartsien taben. 4nfidh tbre Tbd'fa'
felt persint rsr unterp7adung BE eanpes>
osuatbs III pirmtn, in eiasnndbietn
3redsn um bic @un0 ttele6 Wcnar6.n
[ tetbublt. G,ft iab Vie rpublifanilhe
partt in 0loribue. rnnn uerprdnate fs
BE p.mosralii6e Ydrtei Don tsr @eipe.
rdnn atlunete pterer re rspublitanif6e
part.i gum 6errentil&. une enplt& muir,
re rie psmofralif&e Yartet mft 5eo,t,
6alsd, Me@tsQaii uno aqen @fenaffaa,
| ttnpolitiftrn BE auein BET 6ofe Aeeulptte.
gu olItn rieien admpf.n uns :Sntrteu.n
fang man Dem .,sbrlidsn, bsm rpeiFsn,
rem patriotf(ten, pem rapifaIen, een con !;
ierpottvtn. rem Qerettfll IL. 10. u.}i. H..
9ineoln eobes. unp Sisasslisesr unb per.
berrli&.e ibn als ben ar66tsn une, ebel1ten
mann Der 3ett.' Grbob abtr 'sirmal bter
'unp bort Elm patrtot bic flble marnenot
@t'mme. 70 wuree eerielte su ten Bird
tbsrn aNban. -
BdBftno bfef.s elenten Irct6ens :leat.
oas 9olf uertrauenspoQ feline eenftitutio>
nsllen Re&te, FLINT Gtsibsissn, (ein 9rr>
m5sen, iein 6sr3blut }ein ~Aass In he
Epdnse 2ineoln's, bau,it er bic linton ret.
t.. a4ls ottr 2tnto1n'e Wenfldle sc III,
meen nt&t AMI; ;ReitunB res eanbss n.r.
trenctttn, fonbern jun 9@use bsr Re.
bratn unb ibree Gisentbums, als bic @e,
nsrdlt eineoln's bur@ llnfdbtsieit uno
0srratt brstmalbunpsrltau(sno Baratr,
Dte IN ren xampf fur Grtibeit :unb 9at.r.
lamb Beacasn. ,binaeppfssi, .tbre Siege IN
9liepsrlasen 1Yts,tanbslt, unp ben ru&lo,
feften Gdnp .o,t tit grenasn unferes Gan.
Ebes afabrt batten, ais 2inecfn III ;fetnrr
Etufdbtsfeft unb G6aralteylof9lsitI :bisfe
tgs1ndlh anfatt tt So ~ ~! !x1tteSs Sssert$'
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-31
s14'E ~ ~ ~! 1!E.Lr
Stiiee1fleSl".:: l":'lnb II '.*..S$:'!@ube i. $:'!@ !
~. CHILD g. co.:

terMeHen feeesM et"en "tueu 8soee" S0'1a'e
! II ,tftr : 8d ttr en t&E
q *J:' ID Sia.v ettdatl ss.asts fest nut t*r;
'Q1nfaNtnb febe Sufte e'un6 bte!neusft.n Mufsr,
Fzn4s> 4 s,sel&t fdmtl,a settaufs rerben H. -, "a
wletfen wef4t itts Ggnenrien5 hnnabeltn ntat4sn!
:E1<sr xstbsitbtrnt ehtfelf r9ertea. ~ .:1
~. Ss.Hstss Sa: S,fsss zta a'seas oa9''als osEt
s 0ss terdt&e Nssuatl ys Iattna -ettsrs
Dsmsn etre! auf ateearae ansstf:'tsf ans s'H allen
~ @as Ieroess a,uar.i unb sanarentfey walmsras
oustn eHsvtrs tar Oamen 81 st sesel tths
asltte 6prtet tspn sltppet e inbsn 81 Vart
9tne sisee autpatl son HRdbdtn. unb r.eauten.
< 7'GE 5eser MsttseI ,,irs :adtauttrt! IA -
@raeute Artstt mp Rep~ressren 'osrssnt aufs
'tF> ~, ''' r.1.- tx.
: ,..@s ~,B4.r s. dnolerIl
babep ener aroteu Nprrntb sou Ssaple qDaassn eu
eat Il rn; rele MIR tara uuiere 8attIdtentm
Steute Ese b 1he sber bstm pussab ~ setaulea sse
ssr ii bfBetu prefeu ale treeub eu anSerss 1austa
6. 6. &btlb, .. s. Gtt1b,
0pstpx. l. Daseapsst.
tlmsttap)g :: ~ g
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-31


Sc tom mt mir vpr, rab rasc &oIt. .js,wei.
ter mon nod @sfen fpmmt, uu, 70 ent'
i&i.oener fir cine rdrifaIt unp ldonune5-
|ols &rtsasfdbruns III. Dtfe gilt msnip.
,(f,ns f1ifhierrn pon Soma, msnn mau
Ole ftirte Uauanrtsbo omo ofratil&e par.
tel In Dubuque auSnimmi."
Ddb in 0otfsbsnosm #. meinunarss
0ofes, .tpsntefens pes NoIfes IN Befen
rihtig ositiIrsrt~ IT, paS f6nnte 6srr
etueoln d1 an jsrer Strdbensde er3dblsn
loGsn. 'rMber 6err QtlroIn ;fenm eiels
5timmune ees 0oIfss nial uno alaubl,
DER >rstts Wfann Der 3sh> ein 16lauer
5taotsmann, tin Auebune BON Dsist ti,
unp RE Bewuneerunb Der @et IA fem.
unp marum foute ct nidi? Old lter
G9 lelbf srbsben fonn Ntemane, 70 ,renta
als Gus isintr tisnsn 6aut bsrauefobren.
Mununrpkriip 6unbia0sl Der prs0e atsr
lobbuottn ttn unr trtshen Dor fefner So
belt uho Deisbsit, unp erobs Dolfopsr:
iammtuuqsn In: Nsu yoh uno Gbieaap
u. 10, fhrsten fi4 ,be,ier an 6o6s fii'
9tntoIn,~ utrgtffen- aber ptr putriutif&RE
Yfibt bon allen su erflaen. ndmlid
6errn2tn:oln n nj Der 8olfe'
itimmuns befanntju m den,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-31

eHn sa4R r1'R1F3a sNt !
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-07-31
9er g.. M 6,rolb bad 6oupt +

9er g.. N S.rolb, eoe 5oupt ts'
n6rrH&sn Gtqnre rss 5lrsns, li'fsr'
einen ldnaere1 QsitaStif,l, In msldem sr
in triumpbire hrer Nueselo Genbsii mods
weil'l eob risRorifalsn unp Ntclitioni.
fen rur& prdfesnt 9intoln total vsrnid
'a unu jeres EinFu0ts ouf rie 9situna
Der 9uneesa1a 1aeIea.nbeiten beraubl fetsn.
nit anrsrn Boren, oab p'd(1cent Qin'
coin pi, rem p'ra'il&s~ Rfieeeflbruno unu
ne @rnsRaptsn .polittt unpenommsn b.
be. Ob rsFbera!u mcbI 8e&t bat?
Gras.EGs -prrlaulie neuli& as'
ra6taws,fe, nab: Winifr @tan.on esr
poli.ii&su @riaotine prfuuen (sf. untn
Uormunci6hft ftsbt II bsrsit5. Dt lanSe
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wenn bie Neetsrun9 f& fortpabrenp un'
idbia aetet. Die anoauernpe &r'(is. 3u 'ts'
4 IH.. IA.
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acceptable change, as this point is much
more accessible to provision trains than
jamestown, and is surrounded by much
better country.
We have been engaged in drilling since
we arrived here, and the regiment has very
much improved 10 this direction, us well as
in health, and it is daily improving in the
number tor duty. <
On Thursday last we observed thanks
giving day, suspended our usual drills, and
had divine service at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ, OF
which the whole brigade was present.
We had some little excitement in camp
that evening on the receipt of despatch
from Louisville that Morgan encamped al
Glasgow on the evening before, and that
Scott encampsd at Burkville, 81 miles
South Of us, on the same evening Col.
Boyle, of the 9th Kentucky Cavalry, was
sent after Scott, and when he arrived vt
Burkville he found there had been about
one hundred bushwackers there the previous
night. He followed them until they left
the State and then returned to camp. The
men slept on their arms for two or three
nights, and formed in line of battle at ~
in the morning and remained under arm,
until daylight, earnestly praying that John
Wouiu ony Ouuhe aruuiu lnls way uut VT
have not since henrd anything OF him, and
have concluded that he has no notion Of
visiting us at present
Quite number Of goodly packages Of
good things generally have been received b,
the boys from the loved ones at home, :
for which they feel under many obligations
and desire TIE CHRONICLE to say that
there is no danger Of the soldiers OF the
9Sth forgetting those they left bshint
them," if their friends will only continue
to send them such strong inducements tc
recollcct them.
All mail matter should be directed to
Columbia, Kentucky.
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READ WHAT THE PurLApELpHIA LEpa

READ WHAT THE PHILADELPHIA LEpa
Err SAYS or PETERSON DErECTOR. One
of the effects Of the great increase of pa,
per money, is q corresponding in crease OF
counterfeit and fraudulent bank notes.
Peterson's Detect0r, just now laid before us,
contains descriptions of over FORTY now
spurious issues, which they state have made
their appearance since tho publication OF
their issue Of the lst inst. Forty new coun-
terfeits in month This shows the ne
cessity of the publication Of good Deteo
tor, devoted exclusively to the exposition
of frauds in paper currency, aud their cost
is another item in the tax imposed by the
universal use Of paper currency. Our pa.
per money now ranges in denominations
from five cents to five thousand dollars, and
of course covers the money transactions OF
all pursuits, from the cake stand and the
market woman, to the banker and fnancier
who count their transactions by thousands
and millions. The field for the publication
Of "Detectors," was never so wide OK now,
for every business man is interested in hav.
ing one foI his own protection against loss,
much greater than the cost of this Detector,
The general contents Of the work are ad-
mirable. The price OF it, semi. monthly, is
only Two Dollars u year or monthly, One
Dollar year. We would advise al per-
sons to remitthe price of a years subscrip.
tion to I. b. Peterson h Brother, at once
for it. ,f
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From the Army of the Potomac.


NEW YORK, Dec. S.-The Tribune says
although we have no news OF Importance
from the Army Of the Potomac by telegraph
1t can do no harm to repeat the announce.
ment made in Washington paper on Sat
urday, and doubtless already in Richmond,
cros.ed TO G Rannbo,o"t ~ ao as ., 'au E prppaDy
Tne fnIlow,ny dspatrbss sre m',lI;shai toi o.,
to day:
ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, Dec. IA
lady who came over the river Yesterday
under flag of truce represents the condi.
ton Of the rebel army as destitute beyond
description, ami that they cannot possibly
retain their position during the winter.
aute one third of the army are w;thont
shoes, and hundreds almost VIII ,lIv withont
clothing. Hard work upon entrenchments
insufficient food, and scarcity of cletb,ng
are sending regiment after regiment to the
hospital. MANY citizens of Frederick sburg
men, women and children are encamned in
the woods back of the citv and dare not
return for fear of being sbejled from their
homes. Rebel camp fires have almosi
entirely disappeared Immediately in front
of Falmouth. No troons can he seen beb;nd
many of the entrenchnents. Notwitbstan.
ding these Indications. fords and all
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Brilliant Exploit in Gen. Cox's De-
partment.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The following was
received at Headquarters to-day:
CHARLESTON, VA, Nov. Es, '62.
To Major N. H. Mclean, A. a. g.:
Col. Paxton of the I'd Va. Cavalry, sup
ported by the llth Ohio Infantry, made an
attack on part of the enemy near Cold
Knob, Greenbriar county on the Goth in :
slant. r7-. ..-.r
1t was successful surprise, capturing. IS
commissioned officers, 100 non commission
ed officers and privates, 100 horses, 200 stand
Of arms, 4 wagons and camp equipage Of
regiment. .gat1---s sts,'.',
Tho wagons, equipage aud part of the
arms we're destroyed by Col. Paxton.
No loss on our side,
On the day before small scouting party
Of the 9Th Va. had q skirlnish with the en-.
emy's cavalry in Logan eouatY Our ment
were outnumbered aud forced 70 retreat,
though without serious loss. w Va g
(Signed, j. D. Cox,
Mai. General.