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CHANCE For AGENTS.

onrewd agents can make a snail fortune in irving
@ ar,i'Ies around to families The DENTAL TREA
suRY Is the neatest article that n man mr. ,,nrn -, M
caffy around Send Tor and see nr better. n doz
re" which We will sell. as samples for ". Agen,s
suP"ieh iin"rally with CIRCULARS Now is the lime
10 :" me 'he business. and do good and make nrn
NJ we are spending thousands ior The bens6t NJ
agents New England men and women here is some
'hhs hce' and chance TO take the tide at ts 1onJ
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Sorofula, or Kings Evil,

Is Constitutional disease, u corruption of tbo
9i'od. by which this fluid becomes vitiatcd
weak and poor. Being in the circulation II
f'fvad;s the whole body, and NAV burst out
~ disease on any part of it. No organ is Frce
from its attacks, nor is there one which il NV
not destroy. Tho Scrofuous tant is variousIy
eaISed ~ m m'rc'Wial disease, low living. dis.
'fu'FcI or u%h 'althy food. impure mir fifth
al" H.'ny haIit'' the depressing vices. and.
above all, by the vsaercal intertion. Nbat,
ever ne Its origin. it is hereditary in the con.
su'n'lon, descending = from parents to children
unto tha tt:Td aid fourth generation :" indeed
II seem to be III: rod of Him Who saws :.
"! visit the iAiquities Of the fathers upon
tA"ir ch !>h..!." UPO'
L" 9. IS Commence BY deposition from the
30 "a 81 cirn.t or uieerJus matter. which in
'"t IlaS'' uFrr. and internal orcana il termed
''ne'cie'; II the glands, swcliings: and on
inc surface, e7.iptions or sores. This foul cor
rnptlon, which gcrdrrs in the blooi. dcnr.,sc,
t:c energies o. life, - that scrofulol. con,titu-
u .' not only safer from scrofiilous com.
p'Sl''S' 3ut they have tar less power to with
stahi the attacks of other dis,ascs: conse-
E;E.-!'E' V"+t numbers p,rish BY disorders
"'lch, a!;ho"gb not sr~of Ion, in tL~;ruo.urc
are stlll rsnd-:ed fatal b.. this taiot in the
system. Most of the consum&tiun which de-
clfAatcS the hum n family has its origin directlv
/" thi' scr"iuloHs contamination and many
ae'Sr ictIvc diseases Of the liver, kidneys, brain,
aho' iAd"Hd' OF ell the organs, arse from or
are aggravated BY the same cause.
:, one quarter Of all our p,cplc are scrcfu!ou.;
H';ir persons ar Invaded by this lurking in
I,rH@A' and tht.r heath is undermined by il
!" cleanse II from the ,y>trln We must ro, n,..(
'''' o''Yrd by IN Alternative medicine. and in
:A;e II ~ h"ai,hy l,cd and excreir,.
'.'A 4 mc'lclac We suPpy in
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NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
What are the People DOING

Inc American people are intelligent enough to an.
Peode preparations that c. HtIIbuIe no much to tie
livery mail brings us letters some ordering the 'Trpo
use use on ieeh some the Neuralgia Plaate rs and moi
rev enclosing 81 cents for the Mouth Wash, to be
dhal IL IL impossible 10 send half pint hottie nv nail
Meml ' ""' S"FPty
Now is the
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10 Farmers and Dealers
MORO PHILLIPS
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LINE
Prepared at his

CAcm1M Works, Camden: ". +.
t!fc Chemist F1''''u' ana Seem
DFPoI-NO. p NORTH FRONT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
The subscriber oilers his Superb Phospba,e or1..-
~ Farmers and Dealers with the assurauce ,i', 1"o
proves oy use, It's superiority TO the Phu.,b
anu uahos offered for sale, by It's concrrtr,,.,,r 10
f., a. 'Io"' ana It's Continued IerulIZ % enrn.
lence. s00 uhI'OIm excl
u coh,alnS an unusually large per centage Of Pie
fI'O'IC Arldi It's per cenIage Of Ammonia g,,.r
EIeu' audltiohdi FerIiizing value Induc,nS ,,,.s
plants P'S''ic H'""geh 'V
IL IL Is comparatively article beipg in use l,t
p" "" Sei'oIs ana has already 0htnincd great r.I,L
ny a'h"g the arIn"rs Of the neiChboruP C,,,u,,a
"iiu u now sold and sought after hv the most nr,
','e ueaers IN FeruliZe rs in this cy and Srnio r
ware aud Maryland '''y' He's-
CAD ZION TO BUYERS! Observe ibo, ,oy 49,.
anu Pice ior m1"ui4cture is On each and e,ryy nt
"ee none "iher being genuine
az ~ Is guaranteed l'y me to Dealers under n nen,t,.
n' vic lhouSnhd DOaTs. that II will be kai, ,a,y
'hr same unequliiei standard as heretofore ~ "
frlce Slo per ton Of 2UO0 lbs No charee "a, nal
ages N,09O nIft,I 1rgt tIr pfeE-
VA liberal discount made to dealers stnil.a.
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Howard Association.

For the relief ofthe Sick and nistressod oa;,,,.,
With Vlrnlent and Chronic Diseases and
ior ,ne cure OF Diseases Of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by The Ac,no
Surgeon. e"' ~ "e hcung
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrboaa n, sou,;.,
weakness and other Diseases Of the Sexuol Orgaaa
and on the new Remedies employed in the DisneS -
sent 70 mo aihicted in sealed letter envelopes free
ceptsbe. F""se VIII DO &c
=, address DR.. j. Skilin Houghton. Acting suroeor
delPbia, Pa. -'''''" 'Iee.; inai 7 MIA
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WIN. B. Hurdg& Co,
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. NEW WORK

DR: UURD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER
and TOOFHACIIE DROPS cannot he sent bv mail.
h1t they can probably obtained your Drug or Peri
odca stores If they cannOt. send TO us for the Dem
tai Treasury Price One Dollar which contains them.
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AYERS
Compound Extract cf SIa7y2rcI

. a q,
ti." n".t e,trcf'jui remedy which the. ,n,I;,.,l
sA.i of o'r times can dcvis. f.r ;l;s ,,.'r,,
Whefr p'eva Kin; AID ta;a! maladv Its com
HAci rom the most active remedial. tra, bs,,,
1.eh 3 GIc''cr'd t"r the expiugat;om G.. this foul
disorder from tL, Lluod. and tho rc~,.,o m tIs
,Et3m from It's destructive ,c,.o.,,c,,,a-
lio>ic' It s. -G,d nc empioyed ar the c,,ra Of
I'' Only sSr"iull, but also thosc other afT,e.
"o1s which arise from it. such as ExEryIv,
&nu "NlN iIsEAsrs, Sr. ANruoxY's FIRE,
Ts">E' or HHYsIrELAs, PMPLrS, PrsrrLrs'
bLorcHEs, BL4INs and BorLs. TUMo~4. Trr1nr
ana ana SALT RnKrM, ScALD HEAD. RrScwor,r
RHEUMATISM, SYPmLIuc and MEncrRIAL D,s.
EASkS, DHor>Y. DrSrLrSlA, DLElLIrY, and.
Huecd' AL COMPLAINTS ARISING ruuN Vrr,8-
TED OR IMPURE Blood. The popular belief
n ""p"r"y ?t tie jiood is founded IN truth.
t'r Sr'oiGla Is "a degeneration ot tie blood. 1he
i,4ftituIar purpose and virtue Of this Sarsa,,a-
MIA IS 10 purify and rescncratc thi, vital fuJ
without which sound health is imyo,,,hlc !,
contaminated constitutions,
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Keai Estate Agency, Auction
cerigRg. &c,

having ior many wears, been engaged. in tho lou,r
portion "t New Castle county, as Ancroneer anJ -.
csn.'y % a" Zeal Estate Agent IN Dover Kent county
@ ot my services 10 the people of Wilmington IN is
same s.,e, capacity have JUS, taken an oI,ire j.; ~
", ~ I-nD @ BUILDING. 2&4 Market street below Th,rJ
% STORY Testimonials be produced irrm osn
.i % heA responsibility and business hGh,rs !.
1eaNires and pfomptnest Auctlunccr and Rsat
& r.s'e agent are respectfully requested tn give M.
oa.i NY Terms IN all cases will be moderate: ard
"y undivided attention and mde inrigr hi. evc,,ion
MlI ne my MOTTO in the Transaction Of bu.ine.s. a.
~ trusted 10 me The people OF Wilmington. and s,r
ncGiarly New Castle county, who have Real E.,s,s
IL ~ o eve ry tes rpton, to dispose Of III find
M D ID r. RICKARDS
n. B'-kents and collections of all Kinds pr,m,,,v
10 IN all p7rtIois Of New Castle counryZ
w T'g rr S"riaS "f years been engaged in OAa
~ HoNFY on bond and mortgage, all persons vii
''it ne energetic and prompt in il.Is department
J! JI! d. II. RICHARDS
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VIM. B. Hurd & Co.
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. Nrw vo

:. InaI ~ remillances may bo made with confdenca "
6.G,S n 20. refer To- the Mayor ofBrookyn; to q W
lyni TO Joy. COe & Co New York. IN p ~ n nIook'
Esq. New York, etc. etc. - na.nIm'
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Fancy Furs :!

-. @=z=szz7z=s=z- the largest anu most beau.
nigi 'ntS 0 ali kinds aud qualities NCY
FORS: iIr Ladies and Chdren's Wear, that will be
Woin during this Fail and Winter
Ay Futs we're purchased in Furspe pre vious TO the
Hs0 IN Sterling ErcLqHge. and the new duty impDsed
on a'I FHrs mDprte I since The first Of August
would as' state. that long rs my stock LASTS
VIZ oIet u al pfIces proporiOnae To what the geOds
cost me; but It will be npnssible for me 10 imOor
ane manufacture any Furs and sell them al the
same prices owing s the unsettled state OF the affairs
Of ahe Country.
PFHemember the name. number and street
JOHN FAREIRA,
stp255m 7IS Arch street. PhIIadeiphia.
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CHANGE OF HOURS.

" Passengers from Baltimore TO Milford. Seaford
and Salisbury will take evening train from Baltm"ro
and spend night in WIlmIngton
Passengers for Dover NAV leave B,It,mora =, n.
p NJ and proceed same evening A'O'
Z. G SEWALL. Jr,
Sup't Del BailrOsd
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What will DIR. Hurd's Remedies
Effect1

Or hurds Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
cleanse the mouth from all foul e1haIat,ons and r.
useu III the morning Will make the breakfast taste
s"eeter and the day begin more pleasantly linn
hreds OF persons can testify 10 this. Try them gen
tleman. - ~ se"
Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash and To.tb Powde, will
give young ladies that finest charm IN wOmon-a
sweet breath and penry teeth Trv them. Iad,o.
Dr Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
oest preparations IN the world curing IA n Rpr.rr
iH SHu giving hrmness and health to the gums. Hun.
Hteds OI cases Of Diseased Bleeding Gums Sol Mouth
gent wash. U ""'''il-
DE- iIuri's Youth Wash and Tooth Powder give an
addIIOnal charm Ia cOurtshi[, and make bnshonds
more agreeable to their wives and wives IN Ibei, h
bands They should he used by every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
winch are liable to impart a faint to the mouth.
Dr. Hurd's Toothache Drops cure Toothacbe
arising from exposed nerves and are the heat
Iha parents can have the house to save their chill
aud sympathetic suffering 7'''P
FARMERS and MECHANICS you cannot will afTsrd
70 neglect yonr teeth Fora trlng sun, Won can nn,r
get pTeservHtIves than which ROihsch,I n, A,o.a
&c, nothing better Remem ber that DYSPEPSIA ana
EONSO Mr. ZION OF THE LUNGS often originate IN |
NegIect OF Teeth Send for The Treatise ON Teeib and
1ead Lr FIichs observations this subject Iftoo
Ia'e 10 arrest decay in your own teeth save vomr
chIldrens teeth '~'' jour
NEURALGIA PLASTERS.
Dr. Hurd's Neuralgia Non. Adhesive Plasters
are lhe most pleasant and successful remedies over
prescribed for this painful dIsease The Datient
PIE one md soon becomes drOwsy fall, aseen and
a~akes Tree from pan and blister or other unnea
aii' , VI injurious consequences ensue For Earacbe
anu nervous Headache apply according to directions,
ana relief will surely follow Nothing an he obis;n
' eu equal to DIR Hurds Compress for Neural ya, Trv
mem. Ihey are entirely novel, curious and or,gi
nnI Preparation ami wonderfully successful. They
are oi Two Sizes one small for The face pr,ce n r
az 'e ' Iarge' or application to the body price
), .,. c's' "il be mailed on receipt Of price al one
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
coughs Colds, Influenza, IIoarseness.
Group, bronchitis, Incipiemt Consume
tlon' and for tho relief of COmsumptiyc
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
90 wide Is the field Of its usefulness and M mn
Eerous are the cases Of its cures, that almost
every section Of country ab0unds in persons pub-
nSly Known; who have been restored from alarming
@ "nu even W desperate diseases Of the lungs by its
use When once tried. its superiority over every
otner medicine Of its kind is teo apparcn, to escape
@sorVaton, and where its virtues are known, tho
PuOhe no longer hesitate what antidotc to employ
pr We distressing and dangerous affections Of THE
pulmonary organs that arc incident TO our climate,
"hue many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have fnilcd and hGon dsca. dcd, this
haS gained friends by overy trial. conferred Lcncfs
"a inc ahreted they can never forget and pro
sueed cures too numerous and too remarkable 40
be forgotten.
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Fancy Furs !
JOhn Fareira ,

=
below Eighth. south side
PHILADELPHIA.
IMPORTER ,nd MANUPAC.
TCRER OF and DEALER IN
ALL KINDS OF
FANCY FL'RS,
for Ladies aud ChIidnen's
wear.
] desire 10 say 10 my
riends Of Kent and the
surrounding Counties That
I have now IN store one Of
lha loKUaaf a nat rnnsf hn..,
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fIALrAk, Jan. 20 Tho Eutopa from
Liverpool, via Queenstown on tho 18th,
Ftrised last night, bringing neither troops
or stores and Ooterniheut bad discoutin
ued shipments by tho Cuuarders
Il was reported that the warlike prepar.
ations a. Woolwich had not boon relaxed.
Steamers continued taking on hoavy
stores for Halifax and Jamaica. li
Soward's dispatches were considered in
Council on the 9th. 11ia t lts'ea
Vbel1imes learns an answer viii be re-
turned expressing qualification at the dis
avowal Of Com. Wilkes act, accepting sat
isfaotion rendered, and assuming that the
precedent in tho Trent case viii rule the
case Of the shoonor Eugene Smith As to
the law Of ueutrals, Government will do.
cline an answer until it has had an oppor.
tunity Of submitting tho whole note totheir
law officers. N e-ftf .ra4i .an
There are propositions in tie note not
admissible; but aftor tho release Of the
prisoners they may be properly discussed.
The Morning Post announces that a
thorough understanding with the American
Government has been arrived at, and that
Mr.. Seward will have succeeded in impress.
ing on the English Government tho notion
that they have not only present indemnity,
but no small pledge Of future security. s'.
The Times fixes Engand's expense, ow-
ing to tho late difficulty, at two million
pounds, but when the bills are all in il
will be double that amount, aud SAYS that
the money has not been thrown away.
Tho Daily News is eulogistic of the course
pursued by the Washington Government,
and btterally denounces the policy of the
Times and Post
Tho Times has strong editorial on the
reception due to Mason and Slidell, and
says they are about the most worthless
booty itwould be possible to extract from
the jaws Of the American lion, having been
long known as habitual haters and revilors
of England, and sincerely hopes English
men wont give their followers an ovation.
England has returned them good for evil,
and, il they can, will be only too willing to
entail her in a war with the North. Eng
land would have done the Same for two
negroes
Other journals advise similar course.
The Times reiteratcs denunciations Of
the Stone Blockade, and says Among
crimes which have disgraced mankind, it
would be difficult to find one more atroc-
ious than this, and asserts no beligerent has
a right to resort to such measures.
The Tuscarora aud Nashville are still
continued at Southampton. The Nashville
was on the dock. Tho Government OBJ
served the strictest neutrality towards her
and nothing is permitted to be done except
to render her seaworthy.
The Sumteris reported to have left Ca
diz for Southampton
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-31
Contracts aud Jobs.

Secretary Cameron, in his reply to an in
quiry Of the Senate on the 10th inst, says:
II take occasion to state that have, myself,
not made single contract for any purpose what
ever; having always interpreted the laws OF
Congress as contemplating that the heads of bu-
reaus, who are experienced and able officers Of
the regular army, shall make all contracts for
supplies for the branches of the service under
their charge respectively"
Presuming this TO be not merely tech
nically but substantially true--that General
Cameron neither made himself the contracts
which have challenged public reprobation
nor required his suhordinates to make them
we trust that Congress, with the aid of
the new Secretary, will press the inquiry
further, and ascertain who is responsible for
the contract whereby the Government is
held to be bound to receive and paw for
hundreds of thousand of Rifles or RiAed
muskets six to twelve and even sixteen
months hence, at $40 each or over, and of
Rihed cannon at similar times and cores
ponding prices. If there are contracts out
for Hay deliverable at Washington or Alex
andria in enormous quantities and at block
ade prices up to next September, let US
know who is responsible for these. Gen.
Cameron has been currently held amenable
for them all. Let us know tho precise facts,
and as speedily as may BEN Y.Iribuns.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-31
when the War will End-HOw it will
End, and what IL will End Ia,


Under the above caption the Cleveland
Plain Dealer has the following, which
would be called fanaticism were it to ap-
pear as editorial in a Republican newspa-
per. We commend it TO the consideration
of few hard shells about here. At the
same time we would beg Of them to not
make undue efforts to discover "Nigger"
or an "Aboltionistp in it, for the Plain
Dealer is stanch Democratic paper of
tho DAVID Ton Union type. But read me
article: ei-a -
GAS every body is asking and giving
opinions on the above named subjects, we
shall take the liberty to give ours. At the
rate of conquest now making, whie our
armies are measurably inactive, another
year will see the federal flag floating from
every State Capitol in the South There
will be no peace with tho present leaders
of the rebellion. They arc to be destroyed
or driven out of the country. Their plau-
tations will be con6scated and sold 10 loyal
citizens as public lands, for the benefit of
the Government. The slaves Of rebels will
be employed to work, the same plantations
anu NOIlueIn uneu Oy InOuSauQS In every
Southern State will be found raising cotton,
sugar, and tobacco When the rebellion
! is fairly under way Of subjugation, the
Union sentiment South will rise ram
pant, and assist TO root out all relics of dis
loyalty.
"Gradually, after the war, will the pc.
culiar Institution change to that of peon-
age, or servtude for pay, thus adapting
itself moro nearly to the genins of our Gov
crnmcnt. After a limited period there will
be no involuntary servitude in this country.
The dignity Of labor in the North and the
acor1d ovcr, demands this The masses
have got to work and they will take care
that labor be made respectable for their
own sakes and for that of their children
after them. Where slavery exists, white
man who by his hard hands and personal
appearance shows that labor is necessity
with him in order to gain livelihood fol
himself and family, is tabood from the
social circle, and all respectable walks o.
society
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-31


The Louisville Journal relates tho fol-
lowing incidents of the battle Of MillSprine:
A gentleman direct from the vicinity Of
Somerset informs us that there were eleven
Of the 10th Indiana, ten of the I'd MINES
ota, eight Of the 4th Kentucky, eight Of the
9th Ohio, aud one of the Woolford Cavalry
killed. The Michigan Engineer and Me-
chanics regiment dug trenches and buried
the dead, the funeral service having been
appropriately performed on the OCCASION
Wounded prisoners state that there was no
general enthusiasm, but that the growing
discomfort induced Gen. Zollicoffer to make
speech TO his troops the day before he led
them to battle, in which he declared with
emphasis that "he would take them to Iu-
diana, or go to hell himself |" After Col.
Fry's horse vas shot and disabled, he noun
ted the splendid gray charger which Zolli.
coffcr bad ridden. As the Federal army
advances, the Union people creep out Of
their holes and hiding places, and evince
the most frantic delight; they are eager 10
receive arms aud to be marched against
those who have so long terrorized their
homes. AS plenty of muskets were found
in the deserted camp Of the rebels, we pre-.
sumo their wishes will be grati6ed. Ono
man residing on the Cumberland had been
robbed Of 600 bushels of corn, and he is
willing to give the inarrauders receipt ia
full, if he can only get few cracks at them.
Capt. Noah, of the I'd Minnesota, informs
US that a large number Of the doad rsbeles
were shot through the head, which shows
the precision Of tho aim Of our marksnnen.
Capt. Kennedys Ohio battery Of four riflea
and two smooth bore 6poundcrs threw
elongated shells charged with shrapnell,
which did terrible execution, filing tho for
est with rebel dead like cordwood. A lad
Of fourteen, with a mashed ankle, protested
his innocence, and begged to be taken caro-
Of He said he was pressed into the ser
vice and had never fred gun at Uuior
man, and never would Numbers Of rebels
made in effect the same declaration. Al
young man, quite boy, begged me not 10
let the Encolnites hill him. N2t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-31

A Coon OMEN.-Wheu the present Leg
islasure first convened, it was remarked by
habit''ss of the Capital City, that they had
never seen Legislature composed SO en-
tirely Of steady and sober looking men,
And it was again remarked that there were
never seen so many members of the Legis-
lature atchurclr before as On last Sunday.
And, ms d voucher beyond all question on
this point, we understand that the bar-tend-
crs Of the drinking salons are gloomiy
cursing the decency Of tho Legislature; one
evengoihg 50 far in bis wrath as TO swear
that "eyen the Honlilton county Delegation
hadn't spent the first dime at bis bar for
a drink" Verify, this is, good omen.-
Coluin6lls Fact. ~ Z.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-01-31


Negroes Prossed Into tho Rebel Service.
"A letter rom Muntordsville, Ky., 10 th6
Cincinnati 7snes says: = q VIZ
"Teh contrabands, oil males, arrived here
last night (January I5sh,) from Bowling
Green. They have been several days max
ing their escape. and compose the part ofa
large party, all Of which Ieft al the same
time. They made their way to our pickets
last evening, and, after undergoing exami-
nation atthe outposts, were brought 10 head
quarters. j bad conversation with one
Of them an intelligent young mulatto.--
He says that for two or three weeks the
rebsls have been seiEing on all the eolored
people they can find, and that great NUM-
Der is now at Bowling Green. They take
whole families, without respect TO age
or sex
"The women are put into The hospitals
rs nurses and washermen. The stouier
children arc put 10 work in various ways,
tho best men taken rs soldiers and the
rest employed ms servants and laborers.---
Nearly all Of these slaves have been taken
forcibly from their masters. Numbers Of
them hare been run South and sold for the
benefit ofMe Southern Confsderdcyi He
says there are fully thousand at Bowling
Green awaiting an opportunity to escape,
some to our lines, and others to their mas
ters. On their way here, this party were
frequently aided by Union men, some Of
whom had been robbed Of their slaves
They nll represent the distress and dcsols-
tion at Bowling Green, and through the sur
rounding country, as frightful
"Haying pressed neatly all the negroes
into the service, the rebels have now com
menced on the white people. 1t was
condition Of Kentucky's admission into the
Southern Confederacy that she furnish twen-
ty-6ve thousand troops. The provisional
state government has called for that num-
Der, and getting no volunteers has resorted
to impressment. Citizens arc seized in
their houses, on the roads, or wherever
found, and carried at the point Of the bayo-
net to Bowling Green, where they arc en-
rolled in the service Of the Confederate
Government"